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Tammy baldwin of wisconsin, now a candidate for the senate. thank you for your time tonight. >> its great to join you, ed. thank you. >> you bet. i know a little bit about the state. i know liberals and progressives and free thinkers in wisconsin cannot stand karl rove. thats the one guy on the conservative side they have no time for. in some funny way, could it help you that hes targeting you now with a buy of such substantial number of over $900,000 to motivate your base? >> you know, i think ...

Kindness of strangers, if you will. people who have no great ideological commitment to mitt romney or personal commitment to mitt romney, but who wanted him to win for one reason, because they thought he was the easiest, safest way to beat barack obama. that turned out, it seems so far, to be utterly wrong and the next thing im waiting to see is some of those big donor types go in other directions. i think already karl roves organization, cross roads, is focusing much more on senate races, tryin...

0 groups challenge list who has voted when they were not supposed to vote. so the press is saying, because this tea party group says so, that 30,000 of the voters in north carolina, 30,000 of the votes in north carolina were maybe cast in dead peoples names. right? 30,000, massive fraud. the real number, at least so far, is zero. as for carolyn perry, she told the local press her theory on why she got challenged. she said, quote, im a senior, im african-american and im not registered in the same...

0 i think the voters in massachusetts knows thats wrong. >> felix arroyo. thanks for being with us tonight. i appreciate your time so much from massachusetts on "the ed show." thats "the ed show." im ed schultz. the "rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, ed, i have to ask you about the clip you played from the debate in boston. >> sure. >> what is wrong with elizabeth warren being native american? >> theres nothing wrong with that. thats why i asked, why would he go down that roa...

the answer? i thought it was terrific. >> i mean, i think she has the moral high ground on this. if i were her, i would show more outrage. i think what she explained is sort of incontrovertible but hes trying to make it an issue. i find it remarkable. i dont understand why its sort of not more of a scandal. >> from the clips i saw, she showed tremendous poise tonight. this was her first real debate on the big stage at this level in politics. rachel, thanks. >> thank, man. appreciate it...

sort of incontrovertible but hes trying to make it an issue. i find it remarkable. i dont understand why its sort of not more of a scandal. >> from the clips i saw, she showed tremendous poise tonight. this was her first real debate on the big stage at this level in politics. rachel, thanks. >> thank, man. appreciate it. thanks to you at home for staying with us for the next hour. i will confess to being slightly more allergic to reporting on new polls than the average person who works...

i think what she explained is sort of incontrovertible but hes trying to make it an issue. i find it remarkable. i dont understand why its sort of not more of a scandal. >> from the clips i saw, she showed tremendous poise tonight. this was her first real debate on the big stage at this level in politics. rachel, thanks. >> thank, man. appreciate it. thanks to you at home for staying with us for the next hour. i will confess to being slightly more allergic to reporting on new polls tha...

the answer? i thought it was terrific. >> i mean, i think she has the moral high ground on this. if i were her, i would show more outrage. i think what she explained is sort of incontrovertible but hes trying to make it an issue. i find it remarkable. i dont understand why its sort of not more of a scandal. >> from the clips i saw, she showed tremendous poise tonight. this was her first real debate on the big stage at this level in politics. rachel, thanks. >> thank, man. appreciate it...

Because we have believed in it. theres never been a march on washington to get rid of anything that mitt romney wants to privatize. thats the bottom line. hes out of touch. joining me now is congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz of florida, chair of the democratic national committee. congresswoman, great to have you with us tonight. >> thank you, ed, great to be with you. >> i get this feeling that democrats want the election tomorrow. that this is just going too good. that every time romney op...

Gets for the republican party. >> and yet, hes struggled because of it. look at any of the polls in the wake of what happened. they, by and large, the public has soured on -- >> but nobodys calling him out on it. you know, where are some of these senators who are sitting on foreign relations, that they dont even call romney out for something like this? i mean, that is so below the belt and beyond the pale. great to have you with us. say it again? >> thanks, ed. i would tell you that governor rom...