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starts right now. >> hi. thank you so much. i am ari melber and -- ♪♪ whoop there it is. election day within three weeks. early voting has begun, including in new key states. and we begin with something special. im not going to hide the ball. im going to show you the two chairs. howard dean who ran the dnc. michael steele who ran the rnc. in our opinion, no two better people to walk us through and it, they are here right now. let me tell you the context. 2 million people cast ballo...

jubilant. >> youre not jubilant, jake. i like that. >> nor jocular nor jaded. >> you see jocular when jimmy kimmel was cracking you up. that was great. >> hes funny. anyway, great to see you guys. have a great show. >> ill get my luminous self over here. >> all right, keep it up, laura. good evening, everybody. im allison cam rata in new york. >> and im laura coates in washington, d.c. and this is "cnn tonight" on a night when the president of the united states lays out his closing arg...

Over performed. i think thats given the biden team a lot of renewed confidence and i think it should make the republicans really do some introspective thinking here about their leadership and their message, bret. >> bret: ben, "new york times" writes the turnout by republicans was great. its just that many of them didnt vote for republicans. state after state, turnout data shows that registered republicans turned out at higher rate in some places but they voted for democrats in some places. >> i...

Pushing south carolina to be their first primary, which would then force new hampshire to lose its first in the nation status. you are not happy about this. why? >> well, this is just -- this is just personal political pay back politics by joe biden. joe biden is saying well were going to send it to south carolina. for no other reason than his party bosses and his buddies in south carolina want it. it is really unethical if you look at it. and didnt joe biden say that hes going to be a candidate...

Think hes thinking the red wave is coming. in order to contest the ballot the maga republicans are losing in his mind. is this an optimistic spin to address the idea of voter enthusiasm and democracy on the ballot? what do you think? >> i think theres a couple things going on here. i think democrats are concerned what were seeing is gop talking points about a red wave. were seeing a lot of different polls. i think the american public is probably over polls at this point, but when you look at the...

Right now. political commentator, and republican strategist, maybe i am looking at a glass half full sort of person today, even though we are six days out. but it sounds like you are talking, about if you are president biden, and you are talking about, lets manage expectations, prepare for there to be election denial happening, democracy on the ballot, do you think that he thinks that the red wave is not really coming? because in order to contest an election, maduro publicans are actually losing...

There. >> and he was also saying outside huntsville, outside mobile, outside birmingham. these are the more college educated white upscale areas. thats the electorate that can shift here. and that, i believe, is the key to this election. we got to have high turnout in each partys base. but if jones is getting 50% of the vote or even in the high 30s in some of these areas, hes going to win. its hard to tell in these exit polls, at least at this point. >> we dont have specific turnout data from an...

Divide, theyre ranked as most likely to vote according to the turnout data. so what does this tell you about your own taste in alcohol and politics? check out our website to see the whole chart and tell us if it reflects your preferences on our poll. next up, it was one of the most sought after pieces of hardware for north korea. now after two years of searching, kim jong-un has finally acquired one. this time, however, its not a wmd. its a ski lift. the story goes that kim fell in love with the...

Polls. they charted over 50 major brands from left to right along the political spectrum with the vertical axis to voter turnout. the findest show that democrats are to prefer clear spirits like vodka or gin where republicans favor darker liquors like bourbon or scotch. and while wine drinkers span both side of the partisan divide, theyre ranked as most likely to vote according to the turnout data. so what does this tell you about your own taste in alcohol and politics? check out our website to ...