presidential nomination in a city that he reportedly told house republicans was horrible. this weekend the biden campaign are seizing on trump s harsh words. while trump s campaign and his allies are doing all they can to down play, deny or justify his comments, falling back on racist lies about crime and voter in a city led by a black mayor. joining me now the mayor of milwaukee, wisconsin, cavalier johnson, a democrat. thank you for being with us tonight. i know that you are a democrat and you as a democrat still deeply involved in bringing the republican national convention to milwaukee. now exactly one month away. so how did it feel to hear the presumptive gop nominee had reportedly told house republicans that your city was horrible just two days ago. of course trump is now denying this happened but which kind of conference with what he and other republicans in the meeting have said since but still what are your thoughts on this? well, thank you reverand sharpton. look,
arizona and the governor s race that. just in the last few minutes, we received the latest drop of ballots from maricopa county. democrat katie hobbs has held on to her solid lead, while republican kari lake s chance to cut into that lead, into that gap, have narrowed. election denying lake wanted at least 55% of that vote to hold out hope of being in the game. which only managed 54%. we ll keep an eye on that race. it s a big race. now, one key to democrats aren t performing in these midterms was young voters. according to nbc exit polling, the biggest lead they had with any age group was with those under 29 years old. 63% of voters aged between 18 and 29 aligned with the
amplifying the far-right trolls, spreads fake news, drives away advertisers. mourns the bankruptcy, takes fights with democratic senators on line as he did this morning. he told everyone to vote republican. it will be taught in business schools as a warning to students for decades to come. i think it will be an entire graduate course just on you and musk s handling of twitter, but to your point, you can be all fun and games winds and parity accounts using comedy to make subtle jabs, or somebody spreading rumors of an athlete seeking a trade from one team to another. pause for a moment, just imagine if somebody bought a verification badge and claimed to be an election official who would ve tweeted out during this highly contested election season that we just went through where we have all been on pins and needles waiting for the results. just imagine if an account would ve tweeted out hypothetically that polling stations in arizona were closing later, and thousands of people see that
the that was democratic, was redrawn by the republicans and the texas state house, and named republican. they were designed to win. that, in a nutshell, says it all. latinos came out, we were gonna see when the dust settles, and i m waiting for these headlines in the new york times that say the latino vote is the one that won nevada, arizona, pennsylvania, it s gonna help georgia pick at this, and even helps districts and southern texas and in north carolina. and we can have a different conversation on that, but it s not a surprise. as you say, it was a bit of a flop in places like texas. the republican who was supposed to be the gop s answer to aoc lost. she barely lasted a few months in congress, while aoc has been reelected twice now, i think? tim, as this one the gop favorite breaks? that s a question everyone wants to know the answer to. this is that when the republican party turns on trump? i don t buy. i don t think there s gonna be a revolution against trump. what do you
own words against him. take a look at this. i think roe v. wade needs to be repealed yesterday. the federal government needs to step in. bans all abortions. what do you support a similar statute on the national level? yes. it s a religious sacrifice to these people. i think it s demonic. it really should be careful about throwing around the word demonic. and guess what, not only did exit polls show that voters in arizona and nevada viewed abortion is the second most important issue, and when that hugely energized democratic voters in both swing states, they showed voters in both states blake masters and adam laxalt as more extreme than either mark kelly or catherine cortez mastiff. calling out extremism on abortion rights, it worked. and it wasn t just a senate thing either. because astonishingly, five days after the election, the house is still in play. the house. and why? again, because democratic house