should be just pushed to the side until it s actually real in the courts and you only deal with it then? such a great question. nerd out a little bit in terms of politics. this is whiee do a lot of research with voters. even the critical race theory bs that is made up in virginia by youngkin, if he wins tonight, people will assume that s going to sweep the republicans to every election victory next year. i hily doubt that. i think you ll find some states and candidates where that won t fly. here s what i know has to happen. if the build back better and infrastructure bill passes, and i think they will, most we have seen polling. nobody in america knows what s in it outside of people, so you have to educate them about what s in it, by the way, the billionaires and big companies paying for it, that s more popular than the popular stuff in the bill. story telling along the way, you have to make clear that the republicans opposed all of that. you have to make most voters su
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
day, as insurrectionists tried to force their way into the house chamber. [inaudible] your constitution says the constitution. you are a traitor. and in a moment, we are would have more on that tape, as well as an in-depth look at what s happened to the thousands of people who took part in breaching the capitol, and trying to thwart democracy. alonso speak to congressman dan kildee about the continuing impact about the riot, and how his republican colleagues have changed their tune over what happened. and supreme showdown, the high court agreeing to hearing a crucial case involving whether donald trump can be kicked off of the ballot for his actions. it comes as the former president campaigns in iowa to get his old job back, with threats of what he will do if he succeeds. all of that, and we will tell you why a woman released from prison for killing her mother is now on a media blitz. the story of gypsy rose blanchard coming up later on this hour. we want to begin t
because there s much more news coming up on msnbc. this hour, if you blink, you might have missed them. in the past 24 hours, new headlines proving the 2024 campaign season is already out for a frenzy s start. plus, donald trump s big day in court tuesday. whether he can pull the same antics we saw at his new york civil trial appearances. plus, the whole in a plane that has a lot of this country talking. new information from investigators, and had. and a very good day to all of you from nbc news here in los angeles, welcome everyone to alex witt reports. we begin this hour with the countdown to the iowa caucuses, now eight days away, when temperatures in des moines are expected to be a frigid zero at degrees with a wind chill of minus 16. and new today, after trump spent time meeting voters in iowa, a stunning declaration from a republican congresswoman on certification of the 2024 election results, and a possible hint of what s to come. what about 2024? what about 2024?
disgrace. dashed hopes. chaos absolute abject chaos. a radical conservative agenda causes full scale collapse of the british government. sounding just like the commitment to america. tonight, how a republican house can make the uk meltdown look calmed by comparison. then, congresswoman zoe lofgren on the forthcoming trump subpoena. andrew weissmann that looks like new evidence on an attempt to defraud the united states. republicans unveiled their sweeping don t say gay bill. and 19 days from november 8th. i take an image to pencil and write this down. all votes don t count. more notes on what could be an early start of your intimation. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york and chris says. we re just 19 days from midterm elections. all signs are pointing to a tight battle from both majority houses around the country. races we expect to be close are close. as some we did not expect to be close. most forecasters expect the republicans are favor