do you see this as just a left/right play, or was this an allusion to something else also known as color? it s hard to give donald trump is benefited in instances like this, but seems like in this context he was talking about the idea that mike espy is a democrat, he s describing it as a far-left candidate. he s a new democrat in the clinton mold. so that s probably what he was talking about more, and this would be the play they would make probably for any democrat, this idea that they don t fit in with mississippi values, they don t fit in with republican and conservative values. that s what he was saying there. if you re the president, you want to go to mississippi, you want to avoid a doug jones situation in alabama. it s a state that voted for him, i think, by 18 points or something like that. he won that state, so that s his crowd. the thing in this race to look for, obviously, is what the african-american turnout is
i m going to lay it out for you how this jerome corsi fits in with roger stone could wind of you shedding light on wikileaks. it s complicated, but we can do it. so let s get after it. here s what we know for sure on the election front. democrats picked up yet another seat house today. that s a significant swing of power. it went along with a huge popular vote pounding for the president. he lost by millions despite having many millions fewer votes cast. so the spread was bigger even in a smaller pool because midterms aren t going to have the same turnout as a general election. we are waiting on one more senate race still to be decided. polls closed an hour ago in mississippi, 8:00 p.m. eastern. republican incumbent cindy hyde-smith fighting to retain her seat after a string of
do you see this as just a left/right play, or was this an allusion to something else, also known as color? it s hard to give donald trump the benefit of the doubt in instances like this, but seems like in this context he was talking about the idea that mike espy is a democrat, he s describing it as a far-left democrat. but he s a moderate democrat, in the clinton mold. so that s probably what he was talking about more, and this would be the play they would make probably for any democrat, this idea that they don t fit in with mississippi values, they don t fit in with republican and conservative values. that s what he was saying there. if you re the president, you want to go to mississippi, you want to avoid a doug jones situation in alabama. it s a state that voted for him, i think, by 18 points or something like that. he won that state, so that s his crowd. the thing in this race to look for, obviously, is what the african-american turnout is there.
saying that this is a warning sign. no matter what happens tonight, obviously, if the democrat wins, it s more than a warning sign. but even the fact that we re here, it s a warning sign. having said that, chris, democrats i m talking to tonight, they say they don t think they re going to get to the finish line. they are trying to play the same playbook that they did in alabama, but note that that the demographics there are very, very different, even though it might seem from new york and washington like there are more similarities than there are. even though hyde-smith should win this, it didn t stop trump from coming down there, going all-in on this, and making a play that i think has to be called out. him saying mike espy doesn t fit in. you tell me if we have the sound. listen to what the president said. cindy s far-left opponent, he s far left. oh, he s out there. how does he fit in with mississippi? i could go over this. but how does he fit in?
there are 39, maybe 40. why do you see it as a big win? because historically it is. you re talking about history, you haven t seen in the history of midterm elections a number like 9 million votes that one party got over another. it is a wave of historic proportions. it will be 40 seats, it looked like. seven governors flipped. you haven t seen that for 24 years. almost 400 state legislative seats, 4 attorneys general, all these majorities and super majorities that republicans had in state legislators flipped. it is a huge win. and tonight, chris, just to focus on the mississippi race for one second, i think it is going to be we ll see what happens. republicans are supposed to overwhelmingly win this deep red state. a win is a win. it should be a race that she