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The country was asking itself, is how long will the government survive? there was a rolling kind of iteration of that question being asked for six months of boris johnson, after all of those revelations this time last year connected to what became known as partygate. and then borisjohnson standing down. and then a period of the conservative party, on behalf of the country, picking a new prime minister. and then the most astonishing premiership of liz truss, imploding with an extraordinary efficiency. the conservative conference that i was at in birmingham at the beginning of october, i've neve...

And all those things tend to have quite a long shadow. until the last few weeks, the question that i was facing every day of this job, the country was asking itself, is how long will the government survive? there was a rolling kind of iteration of that question being asked for six months of boris johnson, after all of those revelations this time last year connected to what became known as partygate. and then borisjohnson standing down. and then a period of the conservative party, on behalf of the country, picking a new prime minister. and then the most astonishing premiership of liz truss, imp...

Refused to accept the outcome of the 2020 presidential election. of these 291 candidates, 171 are running in safe republican districts. so what began as a fringe theory, promoted by donald trump but initially rejected by most of the republican party's leaders, has now become the majority view of the party. election denial is not a majority view in the united states. in an nbc poll, 57% of those asked said they would be less likely to vote for someone who claims trump won the 2020 election, while only 21% said they would be more likely to support an election denier. but between primaries and ge...

Questioned, challenged, or refused to accept the outcome of the 2020 presidential election. of these 291 candidates, 171 are running in safe republican districts. so what began as a fringe theory, promoted by donald trump but initially rejected by most of the republican party's leaders, has now become the majority view of the party. election denial is not a majority view in the united states. in an nbc poll, 57% of those asked said they would be less likely to vote for someone who claims trump won the 2020 election, while only 21% said they would be more likely to support an election denier. b...

Year. and yet, republicans are running against very specifically, against that majority view in arizona. what is their strategy, how do they get to 51% of the vote and defined the way most voters think about these elections in arizona? >> well, arizona instilling state, that is why you are seeing these races very close. democracy is indeed on the ballot. and we have a lot of other issues on the ballot as well, reproductive health care, making arizona more affordable for arizonans, addressing our water crisis, and my opponent has no plans to address any of these issues. for folks can find, they...