i m so thankful for you. as i traveled around the state i was so inspired by the many people that i met. i m convinced arizona is the best state in the country and our best days are still yet to come. i m going to continue to pray for our success. thank you so much. a light hearted touch there with her dog boomer next to her. she s traveled with that dog and voted on the same day with her dog. this is a light hearted end to what s been a very ugly race in arizona. this is state that president trump won by three and a half points. how did sinema pull it off? she made sure she sold a message of moderation. martha mcsally tried to paint her as too progressive. sinema ran a disciplined campaign. focusing on health care and a message for arizona. trying not to sling any mud. that s something she let martha mcsally do.
no evidence of that at all. officials saying there s no evidence of that. he said that massachusetts voters were going up into new hampshire voting. no evidence of that either. it s become a conspiracy theory. he was talking about the arizona senate race. he said it was rigged and bad things were happening there. the republican governor in that state said no, no. that did not happen. tonight we re seeing the outcome of that race. as of now the president fixated on this. there s been zero evidence presented by him or anyone here of anything wrong happening in those states. no evidence. thank you. more now on exactly how the state of florida will get from where we are today, right now, to where they hope to be in january with the swearing in of a governor and senator. ryan nobles joins us from where some of the ballots being recounted. you re in florida. so far has there been any evidence of fraud that s been
for the top of the hour. the players, we re working on the players. we have players on both sides of the lawsuits that are going on, specifically to do with the nelson/scott race in florida. it that senate race. we re monitoring the governors race as well, but it s time to get the players in there to make the case to the audience, what is the strongest case that governor scott has? we have a senior adviser on tonight to say what their biggest concern is and what they can prove. on the democrats side, how do they explain some of the counting problems they ve had in democrat-run candidate counties down there? so we got the players on there to talk about it and i have a special closing for veterans day where we, of course, thank those who served the country in our name, but a little bit more as well. i look forward to that, chris, about 8 1/2 minutes from now. chris is going to join us. thanks for much, chris. up next more on the question of national pitism and how prest trump s na
colonel peters, i appreciate you being with us on this day. thank you so much. thank you, anderson. i want to check in with chris cuomo, see what he s working on for the top of the hour. the players, we re working on the players. we have players on both sides of the lawsuits that are going on, specifically to do with the nelson/scott race in florida. it that senate race. we re monitoring the governors race as well, but it s time to get the players in there to make the case to the audience, what is the strongest case that governor scott has? we have a senior adviser on tonight to say what their biggest concern is and what they can prove. on the democrats side, how do they explain some of the counting problems they ve had in democrat-run candidate counties down there? so we got the players on there to talk about it and i have a special closing for veterans day where we, of course, thank those who served the country in our name, but a little bit more as well. i look forward to th
sinema is sworn in. that would put mcsally back on the ballot in a couple years. republicans have accepted the outcome and i think that stands in stark contrast to what s happening in georgia and florida where democrats refuse to accept the outcome. martha mcsally has accepted the outcome, president trump and national republicans have urged her not to. so in this case you were crediting her with some grace in defeat, but it s not by choice in terms of the national party. yeah, but she has handled her self exactly right in the wake of this election. she clearly lost, the other person got more votes, i don t like it, but that s what happened and she knows the right thing to do is accept the outcome of a democratic process. she lives to fight another day and i think that s what democrats should conclude in the other two states, they re clearly going to lose the georgia governor s race and it s unlikely a recount is going to change florida. if we want everyone to accept outcomes when e