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The results of the election, i said what are you going to do? she said voters. i need voters to go out and vote. they are our backstop. and i pushed her, and she said no, voters are a backstop. i think that what you have watched play out tonights voters across this country be that backstop for them. >> for democracy. that is exactly what it is supposed to be, and that is exactly what they did. >> quick symbolic thing, mark kelly, i mean, you have mark kelly, catherine cortez masto, and raphael w...

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To do at the dnc this year because they normally play a backstop in these midterm elections. we decided to invest heavily on the ground. in 2018, the dnc put $30 million on the ground. we have spent three times that. $90 million on the ground. we didnt just start in august. we started this last year. on top of that, $25 million for voter protection programs. close races, you win those not by more tv ads, but with very, very strong get out the vote operations on the ground and thats what we have ...

Because the backstop of roe v. wade was there. but now that the goal has been pulled and now there is consequences and now theyre playing with live rounds and i think they recognize that. but the bottom line is abortion at the moment is not the top issue. it is still economy and jobs and inflation and crime, those things. >> i think charlie is right. you dont get an abortion every week. but you do buy gas every week. you dont vote -- democracy is on the line. you dont vote every day. but you do ...

>> i know, its a big lie. coaching donald trumps campaign, basically running around after the last presidential election, claiming its alive. >> and hes still out there claiming that, somehow, the election was stolen. and that if he knew this election with me [inaudible] so clearly, this is important. for so many people to understand that get out and vote. make sure nevadans are getting out and voting. >> its not the only backstop? is your campaign making other plans? . >> no i think the most im...

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Judge dearie to rule on these issues. they seem quite frivolous. >> it will be an interesting night when we discover whose name was in that clemency document that donald trump calls personal in this inventory of documents. harry, lippman what did you get from reading the justice departments reading of the -- disputes? >> since were picking favorites, i would go six and seven with what donald trump says that a record is personal is somehow also an official record of the government. that is so cle...

Theyre still not nearly out of the woods. >> to what extent do you think brexit in any way was a contributor to this, and does it in any way lead to something of a new debate about britains relationship with europe? >> its a great question, richard. it obviously doesnt relate to everything that happened before brexit, in terms of particularly why i showed you 15 years of economic performance. a lot of that does pre-date brexit. theres no way to prove the impact of brexit today. anecdotally peopl...

Of bonds and they don�*t have much choice in the matter. the value of the bonds are falling, some of them needed to sell the bonds quickly to raise money, making the situation worse. so last month, the bank of england had to step in and start buying the bonds to stop the prices falling too fast. that acts, if you like, as a kind of backstop because the price won�*t fall below what the bank is prepared to offer for them. some pensions have invested in more complicated arrangements, which were...