later in the program for that. dana, awesome to be with you this past year. i look to many more. dana: me, too. all right. a new gallup poll shows the gop holding a 5 point edge in support among americans, a 14-point swing from a year ago giving republicans their best lead since 1995. bill: we have reaction from two of the best in a moment. reince priebus and jim messina standing by. we start with mark meredith. a year ago republicans were facing bleak poll numbers. today a much different story with gallup reporting the gop seeing a huge surge in support over the last year. good news for republicans comes at democrats expense. 13 polls throughout last year asking 12,000 adults asking how they saw themselves leaning. fourth quarter the republicans had a lead. a huge shift from the start of 2021. republican party officials tell us they aren t surprised. we viewed this as a direct correlation between joe biden and kamala harris s failed policies coupled with the democra
most-watched race of the cycle. that neck and neck fight for governor between terry mcauliffe and republican/culture warrior, glenn youngkin. we re one hour away from the first exit polls being released. it will be our first glimpse as to where the race might be leaning after weeks of statistical ties in the polls. new york times breaks down the candidates closing arguments this way. the themes of the contest with mr. mcauliffe trying to tie mr. youngkin to former president trump and mr. youngkin focusing on how racial inequality is taught in schools among other cultural issues only amplified the election as a potential bellwether. youngkin walking a sort of trump tightrope. he clung during the primary to donald trump s election disinformation in a clear bid to the maga base, but then backed away a bit after winning the nomination. now the teaching of critical race theory we ll stop for a fact check, critical race theory is not part of the virginia teaching spectrum, but
he ll be joining us momentarily. the senate is set to vote on a major voting rights bill, all 50 democrats on board, but republicans they re prepared to block this thing. it could be the end of the road for the nation s voting rights legislation. and the january 6th committee voting unanimously to recommend former trump aide steve bannon facing contempt charges. next up is a full house vote, which could send bannon s fate to the hands of the justice department. congressman adam kinzinger joins us in a moment. i want to start with ali vitali. lay out for us what is next for steve bannon and the committee. this is about congress s power. reporter: yeah. and clearly this is about sending a message. that s what chairman thompson said yesterday in the aftermath of that recommendation that we saw late last night. that kicks off the process here. what we re going to see tomorrow is the full house vote on that recommendation to refer a contempt charge to the department of justice
now is the time to take our city back from the violent criminals on the streets. did you go too far in some of this? no. that sense has always been there. oh. the first time he was mayor rudy, now he s king giuliani. giuliani was just starting to wear on the public of new york. giuliani want to take everything and there is no peace, you know? the city was ready to move on, was ready to turn the page from the giuliani years. manhattan is like no place else in the world. in new york what you see is, first of all, you see a natural wonder of buildings. you know? it s like the pyramids. the buildings dwarf you. the buildings remind you of how unimportant you are because you re so tiny. in this big, incredible city, when you see it, it makes you want to come and see it. it makes you curious about it. it makes it something bigger than life. i have strong feelings about new york, everything that makes up new york. we re the crossroads of the world. this is the
i did nothing wrong. donald trump s fourth indictment gives supporters an opponents an image to rally behind. they will remember this as much as they remember his presidential portrait. plus, rebuking ramaswamy. i ve had enough of a guy who sounds like chatgpt. you have no foreign policy experience and it shows. and you know what it shows. how the 38-year-old political newcomer ended up at the center of the first gop debate. and biden s re-election challenge. considering the left he s on their side. what is his plan to do it? good morning and welcome to inside politics sunday, i m manu raju. the nation is waking up to another horrific shooting. three black americans killed at a dollar general store in jacksonville, florida. authorities say the gunman who also is dead left behind a racist manifesto. we ll have more on this and the political reaction later in the program. but first donald trump has taken countless photos during his 40 plus years of celebri