of people hope and get to it. for what it s worth, we keep hearing in some detail, actually . nog as a not dismissinso were rumor that they are close to a deal and mccarthy has made the necessary concessions you can confront. and i agree with you,win tucker. i think he s going to beand i a better i think he s going to win. i think it s wil goingl beette a better speaker. for all of this. if it ends within 48 hours. i think that s humiliation is good for people. it s been good for me. ll say that victor davis, thank you. good to see you tonight. thank you. so this effort to choose a newor speaker is underway, but it s not the only leadership election the republican part ly has to pick a new chairman of the rnc, harmeet dhillon,as is running. sh re joinunni s us t o explain her plan to bring the party together. if you don t think you so much ,i have to say my firste you question is maybe don t wantdo to answer. you don t want to be divisive. you want to talk about uniting w the pa
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election year. it s going to be crazy. reporter: so what s going to happen to some of these election offices across the country? well, i think you re going to have a lot more republicans and a lot more conservative people standing up to make sure the elections, nothing happens like what happened, you know, a year ago. reporter: in the battleground state of wisconsin, where joe biden edged out trump by roughly 20,000 votes, madison city clerk maribeth witzel-behl is bracing for what happens this year. you question is it taking a toll on me that i can t even see? am i going to drive myself into having a stroke and then not be able to do anything at all? reporter: witzel-behl loved the relative anonymity of being a non-partisan city clerk. until a right-wing website posted her name as an election worker. in the comments there were types of ammunition to use on me, types of guns. talk of lynching. just the other day i got a message. someone sent me an article about a shooting