plus. the poll that matters is the poll that is taken on november 8 at 8:00 p.m. a deep dive on those attention grabbing poles. we have pollsters from both parties hereto explain what the numbers can and cannot tell us ahead of november 8. republican kellyanne conway joins us live. republicans aim to win the house and senate but they have yet to overcome razor thin origins and key races. democrats caught on a hot mike reassuring president biden they can hold on. asking republican national committee chairwoman whether her party can close the deal. we will get reaction from democratic senator chris coons who has been on the trail helping a senator in a tight race. plus, elon musk takes the helm of twitter. wilkie gave former president trump back his megaphone. we will ask our sunday panel what happens now that the billionaire free speech advocate is in charge. it could be the biggest supreme court case this fall. arguments in college admissions. the potential impact on kids
passed a huge bipartisan infrastructure bill that will rebuild this country. it will be enormously popular. delivering broadband to communities. passing a semi conductor industry back to the united states and contribute to a wave of reassuring jobs. putting the country in a position to lead the energy transition. these are things that you have to run on and the democrats have to lean into it. they do not see it yet, josh. one of the races where it s very tight is up in new hampshire. not long ago the senate leadership fund aligned with your former boss pulled $5 million in remaining add buys there. is that a missed opportunity? is it a missed opportunity. first of all, they spent over 20 million over the previous four weeks. you saw a bunch of other republican groups get involved
passed a huge bipartisan infrastructure bill that will rebuild this country. it will be enormously popular. delivering broadband to communities. passing a semi conductor industry back to the united states and contribute to a wave of reassuring jobs. putting the country in a position to lead the energy transition. these are things that you have to run on and the democrats have to lean into it. they do not see it yet, josh. one of the races where it s very tight is up in new hampshire. not long ago the senate leadership fund aligned with your former boss pulled $5 million in remaining add buys there. is that a missed opportunity? is it a missed opportunity. first of all, they spent over 20 million over the previous four weeks. you saw a bunch of other republican groups get involved
difference between the national polls and the state by state polls, i feel like a broken record here, but we need to remind ourselves that this is a race to 270 electoral votes. he is very competitive in a lot of swing states. this is one of the things they will have to resolve. will they run the strongest in michigan and wisconsin, it doesn t matter how much they run up the score in california, this is a historically unpopular president, the question is whether or not the democrats will nominate someone that is more unpopular than trump and that was the race in 2016, that is the kind of race that he wants to run next year. let s talk about what the democrats are doing today, doug, they re out with massive add buys in iowa. biden focusing on impeachment
it s been widely reported that the former new york city mayor has been exploring a run for president and he s been exploring as well, add buys, he s made this massive political ad buy. you look at other billionaire candidates, in this case tom steyer who has poured millions of dollars into grassroots efforts to mobilize an impeachment effort. it would, it shows you again the dynamics of the 2020 race. when i look at the current candidates who have already announced running, look at south bend mayor pete buttigieg. he s been able to ascend from a small town into the national stage and how buttigieg is able to maintain that status, is really one of the biggest question marks as we head into the end of the calendar year. kevin cirillo, thank you very much.