will have to worry not only about what happened in mar-a-lago, what happened in fulton county, but also what he did in connection in the run up to the january 6th coup attempt. before we go, on georgia, everything that fani willis is investigating, is also a federal crime, election interference in georgia. is that the case situation was just a department will look at that and say, local district attorney has it covered, we don t have to take any action there. well, i ll speak for myself. given what former president trump tried to do along with his coconspirators as confederates, seems to be federal charges have to be brought. there is certainly overlap, but i think the bringing of a federal charges, the attorney general united states, the justice department saying this is not something we ll countenance, i think is important pound of the equation america garland and the justice department will have to go through. attorney general eric holder, thank you for joining us tonight. com
we re going to require each county by 10:00 tonight to release the total number of votes outstanding, not what those votes are, that way we determine the denominator and take air out of the room for a last batch of votes that showed up after voting deadline. right, so you think that will make a difference. let me ask you a question here about the race itself. the rules in georgia are you have to get 50%, above 50%, 50 or above to win, right? you can t win if you get 49, the other gets 44 if there s a spoiler. you do have a libertarian candidate in georgia who s been polling around 1, 1.5% which leads at least 9 general opinion has been, georgia is going to go to a runoff. is georgia going to go to a runoff or do you think somebody will get a clean 50. the governor s race is not going to go to a runoff. brian kemp will win outright. over stacey abrams. and the senate race it does appear that there s a high likelihood it goes to a runoff. i haven t seen a poll where either candid
going to know everything tonight? i know what we see in the first few hours after the polls close starting at 7:00 when a lot start to close may not be what sticks. right and that s very important, because we ve been through this and a lot of conspiracy theories are borne of what happened in 2020. we live in a different system. that was the covid system, more mail-in ballots. what we went through, this is where we ended. this is where we ended in the presidential election in 2020. joe biden won with 51.3 to 46.8 for donald trump. that s where it ended. remember, different states count their votes in different way, some states count those mail-in early ballots first, other states don t and count election day ballots first and know election day ballots tend to favor republican, the mail-in ballots tend to favor democrats. if you look at 9:00 on election night back in 2020, donald trump was leading in maine, donald trump was leading in michigan. donald trump was leading in georgia. joe
heated up but is possibly going to be potentially decisive who controls the u.s. senate. the problem is so many states could potentially be decisive, i m also watching nevada. everybody is watching georgia. sleeper race to watch to me is north carolina. every race counts at this point. certainly does, all right, guy, stand by, a lot more we need to discuss including how the white house and president biden are monitoring the day s events and what the future holes for the president after today. stay with us. the first time you made a sale online was also the first time you heard of a town named. dinosaur? we just got an order from a dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful wsite for free with a partner that always pu you first. godaddy. this holiday master your kitchen with wayfair. you can cook up your favorites.
election, midterms. any concerns you have coming here. no concerns at all. i believe the process is transparent. i m worried there are certain candidates who do not believe in the election in the text integrity of elections. a lot of us trust in the process and we ll use our right to vote. thank you so much. one of the latinas out in georgia making their voice heard. gracias, man. great. thank you so much for taking the time with us. lots of voters coming in here to make their voices heard, erin, we have seen a steady stream but low numbers, the secretary of state s office says it s been boring but that s a normal thing. what do no lines mean, you know, if it isn t great turnout for what early voting in georgia set all sorts of records. thank you so much, nick.