abortion, about which party gets your vote on policy. but there are also some new polls that at the same time hammer home the deep, deep alienation with the current president of the united states. you re watching cnn s special live coverage, election night in america. i m abby phillip in washington. and i m laura coates. here in new york. i m abby. if you re a democratic consultant, this should be a good night. cnn projects that kentucky s democratic governor is going to win against a rising republican star in a state donald trump carried by 26 points. now voters in red ohio approve abortion is still a very powerful motivator. tonight, cnn projects they said yes to enshrining abortion access in their constitution. and yet new cnn poll numbers confirm just how high a hurdle president biden faces with voters heading into 2024. talking about young voters, independents, black voters, latino voters. that s really the core of the biden coalition. and one year out from the president
on the part of labour and for the scottish on the part of labour and for the scottish tories, and absolutely devastating results, one that i think devastating results, one that i think since the clearest possible message think since the clearest possible message to them here in scotland, but also message to them here in scotland, but also to message to them here in scotland, but also to boris johnson in westminster. but also to boris johnson in westminster. ., . ., , ., ~ westminster. how much do you think that national westminster. how much do you think that national issues westminster. how much do you think that national issues such westminster. how much do you think that national issues such as westminster. how much do you think that national issues such as the - that national issues such as the constitutional debate and scotland are coming into play, even though these are local elections which are about to councils making decisions on local issues? you about to coun
tell and those who tell don t know about the course of the mueller investigation. since we already have a date certain well into next year for a trial, i think we are at the end of the beginning, not the beginning of the end. jeff, how likely would it be that that the special counsel may want to try to flip mueller? want to flip flynn? i think it s a certainty that he will want to interview. you know, i you know, we talk about flipping as if, you know, we know exactly what someone will say. he is certainly someone who is very much at the center of the campaign, very much at the center of relations between the trump campaign and russia, which is after all the center of mueller s investigation. he certainly is going to want to talk to him. he is not going to give him immunity just because he wants to talk to him. presumably he will need a guilty plea to take before he gives
national security adviser michael flynn is worried about michael g. flynn s political fate. the story not only opens the window a crack into robert mueller s investigation, it could also kick off a new round of headlines about the investigation and how close it may get to the president. back now with the panel. jeff toobin, as you look at the pace of the mueller investigation, for those who say it s end nearing the end, you say what? i say that s very unlikely. just as a factual matter, the manafort trial is not even scheduled to next may and those dates tend to move back, not forward. the number of witnesses, you know, we don t know how many have testified before the grand jury, but, you know, i think the fact that we were all so much taken by surprise by the papadopoulos guilty plea suggests that, you know, as the rule goes, those who know don t tell and those who tell don t