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I hope that at least once every tuesday, that im on the air between now and november, you hear that wurnl music. welcome back. both parties find. they in the same place ahead of the 2022 mid-terms. theyre underwater with the voters. going back to 2015, neither major political party has had a net positive standing with voters in our poll since. thats where politics is right now. two unpopular parties fighting it out with each other and amongst themselves. joining me now, my nbc news colleague, fo...

West virginia is joe manchin. you are not going to get bernie sanders in west virginia. i agree with some elements of what he is saying. i do think that any party should be idealistic. i think the far right knows what they want and they go after it and i think the left needs to do the same thing. but in certain cases we need to be pragmatic and need to attack in places that we know we can win. >> harris: that was interesting to hear you defend joe manchin. msnbc had harsh words about republicans...

Backed by many in the media is a recipe for disaster as it will be in november this time around. thankfully education and crime and inflation will probably be your big three issues when that red tsunami hits in the mid-terms. >> harris: you bring up a good point what the targets are and add to that childrens sports. thats what the cdc wants to recommend kids doing, we stop the programs. i know that they have children in washington, d.c. among that ecosystem of leadership because psakis kids are ...

Virginia who says her kids were turned away from school for not wearing a mask. talk to her 25 minutes and get her perspective. >> dana: an op-ed by governor youngkin in the "washington post". virginias parents have had enough with the government dictating how they should raise their children. on the campaign trail i listened to parents and as governor i will continue to listen. school boards throughout the commonwealth should do the same. interesting, bill, because virginia seems to be leading ...

Political winds are more favorable to republicans in the fourth quarter giving them an advantage over democrats larger than any in more than 25 years. what we dont know is if republicans kept their momentum throughout december as omicron was spreading. independents that gallup says make up the largest political group. a lot of voters could be making up their minds before the mid-terms. either way it is a fascinating poll that just came out. >> bill: headline is clear and obvious. nice to see you...

Reform entitlements in this country. were a long way from that message. i wonder if theres any similar message coming as theres a wake-up call in the mid-terms or maybe before. senator, thanks for making time for us today. good to see you. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: you bet. in 17 of our cities across this country, homicide rates broke records in 2021 substantially. double digits in most of them. as president biden and cities coast to coast grapple with rising violent crime, lawrence jones ha...

Not, we are not allowing it. but people download it and you cant ignore it. lets go brandon is a catchive slogan. brian: you are going now number two. im not going number two because that would be filthy and im a classy lady. house speaker nancy pelosi is retiring. brian: its a shame. why so soon? i know you are not telling the truth. kennedy: she is going to seek reelection even though the democrats will get clobbered in the mid-terms. the paul ryans were yeah, im out. im leaving. who wants to ...

Against democrats in the mid-terms. theyre targeting vulnerable incumbents and tying them -- or tying to them what theyve already decided is just a liberal justice. could that be a winning strategy for them? how much do you think the supreme court factors into how people -- we know it worked for republicans because trump campaigned on promising to appoint pro-life justices despite the fact that people rejected so much about his personal beliefs, yet they went along with the fact he was going to ...

Report by an election security expert that details how georgias electronic voting system could be manipulated and votes could be changed. to be clear this report concludes theres no evidence that happened in 2020, none. but the constant drum beat of a supposedly stolen election is already having real consequences. new polling finds only 25% of georgia voters are very confident that the result of the 2022 mid-term elections will be accurate. think about that for a second. let that sink in. 75% of...

Fight omicron. with the use of two antibody drugs because they dont work against this variant. welcome to "meet the press daily." there is a lot of unrest inside both parties these days. todays headlines makes it pretty clear from the left and the right. the current climate with an unpopular president, unpopular parties, plural, they dont match the make-up of the parties and frustrated political bases. all of it is a recipe for bolo politics. this years primaries and perhaps novembers mid-terms....