sure. it s like candidate casino. the senate what if: 44-43 right now. north carolina goes to the republicans. let s say ohio goes to j.d. vance. some other networks called that. i looked at wisconsin. the numbers in dane county, milwaukee are not impressive. i think johnson gets reelected in wisconsin. we will click that. take hawaii and make that a dem. all square so far. louisiana is called. now 48-46. hang on. do we think mike lee wins utah? yes, we do. all right. [laughing]. we are not done yet. now at 49. this game just became very
seriously considered endorsing candidates with allegations of misconduct against them. that s just how he operates. he doesn t view those things as particularly important. and this will be a test on whether or not voters in nebraska agree. i think trump himself has been able to blow past a lot of things like this, controversies of all kinds, because republican voters give him the benefit of the doubt. it s just not as clear whether that will be extended to someone whose name is not actually trump. and that s part of what we are going to be testing tonight with this election in nebraska, how much does it really matter to rank and file voters in some of these races. let s say ohio, for example, the most recent one, trump s candidate won, but, you know, a race in which you had multiple other candidates who got plenty
democrats and not stopping short of using inflammatory rhetoric and by doing so he is encouraging and exploiting existing divisions even though he didn t mention for congresswoman off democratic congresswoman off color here today but he still does is not stopping short of as i said using quite inflammatory retore rhetoric tolstoi alexander about the timing and location of this rally why cincinnati why now. well cincinnati or let s say ohio was selected for this event because trump come pains and consider as a high you know along with oliver twist on battlegrounds as crucial for his reelection he is still very popular here but according to latest data joe biden is leading to trompe in ohio with 50 to 42 percent so
republicans and i don t think that s necessarily true, we didn t see it in 2016 in pennsylvania when donald trump did very well in western part of pennsylvania and ran way ahead of pat toomey, he ended up votes in the eastern part of the state that president trump didn t. number one, we are going to find out is protrump vote a prorepublican vote and maybe not well be and some see president trump as third-party candidate. the second thing is hillary clinton is not on the ballot and, you know, we have to remember that, that was a choice election and i would tell you if hillary clinton was running for the state or house i m guessing republican candidates would be doing better. paul: john, you look at say ohio, two-term republican governor john kasich, rick snyder, look at wisconsin scott walker running for third term,
will be the best post position to be in. i think that s pure politics. why does that whole crowd seem to be going right? i m mystified by what is happening. i can t quite tell you exactly what their what their number one goal is, because it certainly isn t winning the white house, that s for sure. but here is the thing hillary must love this. the reason we re talking about how we went from having cpac, which was the far right, and you couldn t get any farther right than that to this uninvited conference is that there is no one in the republican party now who can tell the full mooners, who can tell the crazies what you re saying is wrong, what you re saying is factually incorrect, what you re saying is disrespectful, what you re saying is unamerican, what you re saying is bad for the party there is no one within the republican party who can say that. and so that s how you have this. i will be contentious on this. do you mean to tell me, gentlemen, that the republican party c