. today on inside politics, epic failure. dysfunction, humiliation, and inability to govern. that s the most charitable way to describe congressional republicans right now. a stunning series of mind boggling defeats. and minutes from now, senate republicans will almost certainly torpedo the most conservative border bill before them in decades. plus a win for, quote, none of these candidates. nikki haley loses nevada s nonbinding primary even though she was the only candidate on the ballot. her campaign insists it s full steam ahead. and the trump campaign s moment, all eyes are on the supreme court preparing to hear arguments on whether donald trump can be disqualified under the constitution s insurrection ban. a sign of how serious the former president takes this, he s staying out of washington trying to avoid a political spectacle. i m dana bash let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. we start in the nation s capital where senate republicans are about to ki
harris: kevin corke, thank you very much. let s bring in ronna mcdaniel, great to see you always. the last time we talked we were speaking about the numbers, the record fund-raising the rnc has done. there has been even more movement as you move up to the midterm elections. we raised over $252 million and what that translates to his boots on the ground, 25,000 field organizers, five times more than we had going into 2016, 540 staff on the ground in 28 states. we are all energized to turn out our vote but we had the infrastructure to make those last-minute doorknobs, make the case of results versus resistance and share what voters and republicans have done to make their lives better. harris: there is typically a headwind, sometimes upwards of 30 seats, barack obama lost north of 60 in his first midterm election. what has made the difference to