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Country that, we have been very proud of, and then pretty good at for most of our history and it is in trouble. i really want you to pay attention. it was not a wildly political speech. he is afraid of what is am coming and this illness and this bump in this road of democracy. i mean, it s like they tore up the road. now we have to figure out how to get to the other side.th and this election may be a bridge that restores or journey onor democracy. i got the sense i mean the president spoke to the names before. he spoke about them last month. he is clearly worried about the election deniers on the ballot. that s looming in the foreground. i also got the sense that the attack on paul pelosi deeply ....
Decades. that s not real competitive multiparty democracy. yeah. so by definition, the parties are going to take turns with power. if one party can t be trusted with that party, that s where the breakdown happens. that s exactly what we face. i kind of think of these i m projecting, i don t have a crystal ball. i feel like as we watch these moments, 2020, 2022 and 2024 as kind of a stress test of the american democracy. 2020 is sort ofam the test of a external threat. does the center hold? do the institutions hold up? in large part this he do. 2022 the voters, can they distinguish between those who are lying to them? 2024 is if we do elect all these election deniers into office, what happens to this system when corroded from the inside add opposed to the threat coming from the outside? this is a great point. two things to think b one is just election night and election week after 2022 which is what ....
In these midterm elections and trying to prepare americans for what are could happen. the country could be in a very different place. after beginning his speech talking about the attackr on nancy pelosi s husband by an assailant that broke into their home hunting down the speaker of the house, biden warned that the anti-democratic behavior and violent rhetoric is a path to chaos. this is the firstth election since january 6 when the armed angry mob stormed the u.s. capitol. i wish i could say the assault on a democracy ended that day. but i cannot. as i stand here today, there are candidates running for every level of office f in america fo governor, congress, attorney general, secretary of state who won t commit, they will not commit to accepting the results to election that they re running ....
On.in and so whatever outcome happens, whatever assaults there, are you try to vouch safe it and defend against it as an active effort day in and day out through whatever means you have at your disposal. and that s going to be the case two weeks from now no matter what. we will do our part to keep democracy going, my friend. always good to see you. great to seeys you. good to hear your wise words. thank you for your time. joining us now is clair mckaskel from missouri. i m so happy to you have here tonight to understand what happens in the next six days and how you see democrats managing the message going into a very, very, very consequential midterm election. the first thing i have to ask you is what did you make of the president s remarks tonight? were you surprised he chose this moment to talk about the threats to democracy that we face? ....
Still refusing to accept the results of the 2020 election. it s in that context that president biden stepped up to a podium in union station which is not far from the u.s. capitol and he issued a stark warning about what is at stake in next week ske elections. i hope you ask the question of each candidate you might vote for. will that person accept the legitimate will of the american people, people voting in his district or her district?he will that person accept the outcome of the election win or lose? the answer to that question is vital. and in my opinion it should be decisive. the answer to that question hangs in the fate of the democracy that made so much possible for us. president biden telling american voters that the fate of democracy hangs on how they vote ....