and good evening to all of you. by any measure, tomorrow is the day america decides. there will be a new road map for the next two years. and buss are lining up to take voters to the polls. minutes of last-minute calls hoping to fire up supporters. in all, 435 house races, 37 senate races and 37 for governor. tomorrow, we re going to learn a lot about washington and ourselves. sending a message to congress and the president. and our big political team son the streets across the country tonight covering it all so let s begin this election eve with jake tapper at the white house. jake, i can only imagine they re getting ready for a very long day and a very long night. reporter: that s exactly right, diane. top democrats say they expect republicans to take control of the house of representatives tomorrow. but the fight is on to contain the damage, keep the senate in democratic hands and get every last voter to the polls. democrats in colorado say to get the vote in this final
and good evening to all of you. by any measure, tomorrow is the day america decides. there will be a new road map for the next two years. and buss are lining up to take voters to the polls. minutes of last-minute calls hoping to fire up supporters. in all, 435 house races, 37 senate races and 37 for governor. tomorrow, we re going to learn a lot about washington and ourselves. sending a message to congress and the president. and our big political team son the streets across the country tonight covering it all so let s begin this election eve with jake tapper at the white house. jake, i can only imagine they re getting ready for a very long day and a very long night. reporter: that s exactly right, diane. top democrats say they expect republicans to take control of the house of representatives tomorrow. but the fight is on to contain the damage, keep the senate in democratic hands and get every last voter to the polls. democrats in colorado say to get the vote in this final
strike him down. you don t want to feed into the hatred. you will see this on the news. you want to announce your support for jan brewer and then you are like, i will not say anything, i may get a rock through my window. also, arizona, one of the democratic socialists, well connected with power, progressive representative who has dominated elections, for the last decade is now in trouble, look at the stats here. in 2002, he won with 59% of the vote. then, we go to 2004. 61% of the vote. 2006, it is now 60% of the vote. and, 2008, is 63% of the vote. now, he s running behind. ruth mcclung, 39-37, 24%, still undecided. now, apparently, the boycott he
they never did. it s what came they thought they hung up. it gets interesting. this is what has caused the hoop la. child molesters? it will never stop. then i want you to look at 245, providence, rhode island. the candidate for governor, big fuss that even has at candidate backing away from that shove it comment that bill clinton is still there today. clinton is going to be campaigning for him aggressively despite all of this. big doings in the tiny state of the nation. we ll talk to the rhode island governor who is on his way out and has a lot to say about all of this. then we re going to this guy, richard, the guy that as the afl/cio and he is banging on doors everywhere. unions spending big time this election but its his comments with me and blame bush tour that is causing all the dust and political in circles. hear what he told me. we ll play and you decide. then, of course, we re back, it seems interesting, october 31st, halloween, christine o donnell, ring a bell
facing tough times. the election is not going to turn things around. it s just the beginning of a different phase of it. the question is are we prepared for it and do we have people to lead us through a storm and take our hands and say it s okay, it s okay. it s going to be tough but it s okay. joining us from colorado, tom tancredo, former congressman running for governor of colorado. american constitution party. ryan frasier, republican running for congress in colorado also. and joining us from arizona is ruth mcclung, a 28-year-old. she is a republican. she s just a physicist who is now running for congress. ryan, let me start you. make the case that is going to have to be made that we re going to have to stop spending and people are going to, we re going to go on hard times. but that s better for us. and the rich should not be taxed more. i can only make the case that right now the national deficit is over $1.3