department of homeland security wanted to try to recover those deleted secret service messages from around the time of the january 6th attack on the capitol. but then the trump-appointed agency, watchdog step in. mika, did someone gel on that. that doesn t make sense on any level for any department in government. i don t, something is definitely wrong and perhaps. steve kornacki is standing by to help break down leaks which feature a number of candidates who deny the 2020 election results. what is the anger meter, the rage meter this morning. well, the rage will join us. the rage will be on. he s going to be here? we re very lucky, joe. i thought he only did rodeos in august. we re very, very lucky, the rage is back. one of the reasons we re going to be hearing from rusty. there he is. wow, just got a chill down my spine. we ll hear from rusty bowers. the arizona speaker who may pay the price for the 2020 election and testifying before it before the janu
Donny deutsch. host of them is nbc s politics nation. president of the action network. reverend al sharpton. and former chief of staff adrian alrod. senior aide to hillary clinton and biden presidential campaigns. so, reverend al. you look at what democrats have done over the years. all the infighting, overreaching, all the internal squabbling. you look at joe biden s poll numbers. you look at history. democrats should be completely wiped out this fall. and yet, in one statewide race, after another, they re doing very well against republicans in these swing states. i mean, it s incredible how crazy a lot of these republican nominees are that are winning.
And that is something that is starting to show up in the polls. and that is what the democrats have got to paint the picture of. do not make it a referendum on run away inflation. do not make it a referendum o woeful times. make it a referendum on we can t go to crazytown. adrian, we have a shifting electorate. let s talk about the democrats biggest problems. they talked about people of color, with reverend al, as far as moving away from democrats in some recent polls. but let s talk specifically about hispanics. how big of a crisis is it for the democratic party that in one poll after another poll after another poll, you re seeing more and more hispanics leaving the democratic party for republicans, at the same time, you re seeing former republicans in the suburbs moving to the democratic party? reporter: yeah, joe.
Adrian alrod, we re looking at senate and house who have extreme views and that maybe won t be held against them in a republican primary. but a general election could be a different story. i know there s some gop strategists who say the environment looks really good for them right now. they can keep their heads down and win back the house at least november, if not both, they can trip themselves up with these candidates. how do democrats take advantage? yeah. jonathan, i think you just laid out the landscape perfectly. i mean, what we re looking at here, you know, a lot of people believe this is an environment that is good for republicans. especially given the fact that democrats hold the presidency in the house and usually the opposite party does well in the midterms, that s just tradition. when you look at herschel walker, being the nominee in georgia, for example, and you also compare that to the poll that sam just went through, shows that 1 in 3 republican voters are okay if their
Phil, thanks very much. this is important discussions. jake tapper, dana bash, all starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern monday only on cnn. but let s not wait until monday, let s debate this now. i want to bring in my panel, scott kennedy, adrian alrod. i want to read you what chuck grassley said about this bill. i can give you maybe ten reason why is this can t be considered. when i first read that, does he know he s using his outside voice? when he says that, he s basically admitting he doesn t like the bill in meeting the