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Katherine cortez mastiff and a tough battle for reelection to his second term, as is democratic governor steve cisa. like joining us from the count -- by far the largest county in the state, it is our beloved jacob, msnbc correspondent. thanks for joining us. >> hi rachel, its great to see you. you are 100 percent right, it is not going to be an early night here in nevada. ive been inside this building as a matter fact for the last couple of years, the man in charge of elections here in the larg...

Voting. and like you mentioned in pennsylvania, those votes are actually counted in advance, processed in advance of tomorrow. they wont be calculated until tomorrow. they are some of the votes that come out of this building tore night. he is the one who told me, i dont get authority, im not just making this up, its not going to be an early night here in nevada tomorrow night. inside this building, the vote could go on, the count could go on for days and days. he explained to me why, take a look...

Suspected, it is voter fraud and election rigging going on. they will demand the vote counting stop, they will file even more losses on the top of dozens they already have to try to disqualify early voter democratic votes. but knowing its coming doesnt stop it from happening. it does help us know what it means when it does come. but setting those expectations is probably the best thing that we can all do for ourselves, for our family members, for our friends, in terms of being real, being patien...

I have given up thinking about these kinds of elections, congressional elections, literally for decades, for the following reason. you got to be 40 years old in this country, when i was about 40 years old, without ever having seen that republicans control the house of representatives. [laughs] -- ever in my lifetime, okay? and then, in 1994, the republicans won the house, and they win the senate in what is bill clintons first midterm election was. heres who predicted that. not a living soul. [la...

Succeed in picking up pennsylvania. lets say that republicans succeed in picking up nevada, plus one for republicans there and lets say that nobody gets to 50% in georgia. then youd be in a situation where republicans could come out of election night with 50, democrats could come out with 49 and there would be one undecided race and that would be georgia and we would then await the results of a georgia runoff where if warnock won the runoff, democrats would get back to 50-50, control the senate ...

Inflation is so high. and the social security payments are paid to that inflation to keep pace with it. so many republicans have worked for many years to try to cut that cost of living, increase, and to cut social security itself. but it doesnt seem to penetrate in these campaigns. >> well, so, one of the real issues in my campaign is that my opponent keeps trying to conceal his position. so, he is on record, on video, saying he would eliminate social security. that position has been confirmed b...

2014 midterm, 85 million people voted in it. thats how much interest in politics has risen over the last decade, to be a level that high, it would have been unthinkable before. and, so it shows this is the ultimate variable. are we at a point in this midterm elections where democrats may get voters motivated who in the past would not have been? maybe theyre not wild about biden, maybe theyre not wild about the economy, but maybe, there is a -- idea there are voting against republicans, voting ag...

Messaging question. they were talking about president obama being the closer and knowing the right way to talk about these issues. is president obama talking about the economy in these closing days of the campaign in a way that tells a story that is true and motivating to democrats? >> he certainly is and hes doing it in a fantastic way. over the summer republicans have been messaging about the economy nonstop. they outspent democrats 5-1. this was an issue but democrats werent talking about it ...

I dont feel all that surprised. it seems that what people are saying they care about, and how those numbers breakdown. but thinking about 120 230 million people turning out, already breaking midterm turnout records. i mean, thats -- to me, thats surprising, and that makes it feel unpredictable. >> i remember 2014 very well, because you know, i started the show in 2013. and it was the first election i covered at all in. and there was not a lot of interest. believe me. like, people did not tune in...

Now the trump has turned republicans against absentee, we know absentee is probably leaning d, and now, the only question is can they get it done that one day? >> thats exactly right. >> i think, too, there was something that both dont pick up when women are deleting their ovulation trackers. theyre gonna be like, delete, delete. this is when im voting. you know, youre gonna blow -- but its unknown unknown. >> so, just to be clear, you both think that the importance of abortion as a driver for d...