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They get a worry about crime, they got to worry about inflation and it's still all these years later, still the economy stupid. this democratic party they talked about social safety net, yes, they have. they just have not talked about business at all. they need to start doing that between now and 2022 if they want to retain the majority. it's going to be tough. they're going in the wrong direction right now. if you look at our exit polling. our nbc exit polling out of virginia. voters make exactly that case. their number one issue and all the talks of education which was important in that race...

Ago, he leads the most prominent super pac, things are on track to be worst on next year's midterm even on tuesday. democrats risk fierce backlash from voters and can't allow themselves to get dragged further into party warfare. >> governor phil murphy barely hung on. state democrats must win in 2022. the memo were backward looking attacks in formal president trump will not be enough to retain democratic majority. guy cecil is joining us right now and also with us, christina grier and our susan del persio

Thank you very much. jonathan lemire, i am curious of the white house a couple days after the election, what the white house is saying about the election, if they are talking about new direction to move in, i want to go back to this new york times editorial. one of the most progressive voices of america. this is as i talk that you might hear on "morning joe" or hear from guy cecil or hear from bill clinton. if you read this, it says for many voters especially those who don't vote regularly, the 2020 election was about removing mr. trump from the white house. it was less about policies or ideol...

It was long thought that surges in voting would help Democrats. So how does the party explain Glenn Youngkin’s victory?

The amendment, which grew out of the anger over the murder of George Floyd, called for replacing the city’s police force with a new Department of Public Safety.