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Diverse state. it's successful. there is a message to keep that going especially with the national economy right now. obviously you've got candidates from the outside who are trying to get themselves a bump to the polls here at the last minute. not sure on either side it's going to work. >> greg lucine, do you have a prediction for how your election is going to play out? >> brian kemp, you saw his first commercial, he put that million dollars behind that commercial and another provocative commercial. the poll got him into second place. he might be the front runner for the number two spot in th...

>> and have we, to our current public historical knowledge, have we ever seen anything like this before in history sfla >> no, i don't think we have. there is no precedent we know of for this happening, and it speaks to the level of significance of this investigation. but what i also find amazing is the fbi let voters go to the polls in this election without disclosing that they had suspicions that some members of the trump team were agents of a foreign power. that's a decision that will go down in history and will be debated for years to come. >> yeah, of course in the context of them talking...

Investigation, maybe we shouldn't be too surprised. >> you look at the corruption at the top of the fbi, it's a disgrace. and our justice department, which i try and stay away from, but at some point i won't. >> looks like some point was today. we are also hearing tonight from the justice department as well to talk about all of this, i'm going to bring in my panel with me on set. senior writer for politico and coauthor of the politico play book jake sherman. chief washington reporter and msnbc contributor kimberly atkins. former special assistant to the president and former spokesman for vice-...

Administration's agenda. what's less common, we've not seen it in a first term presidency like this, for the vice president to be dictating is pushing back on the president's own political activity the way the vice president is. and for a vice president's office and his internal political operation to be as influential as vice president pence's is. >> mark? >> i think what you're seeing, the vice president obviously has much longer ties in the political apparatus, as alex mentioned earlier. but i don't want to -- >> but he's speaking about the unprecedented nature of some of this. >> i don't w...

Unnoticed. but pence is a long-time political player. he knows what he's doing here. >> he absolutely does. and the reality that pence's own staff acknowledges in private conversations is that part of the reason why he is so adoring of the president in public and why he takes such pains not to do anything that could possibly be seen as disloyal is because there are people close to the president, on the inside of the administration and on the outside, who are watching for signs of disloyalty. and so if the vice president puts a false step in public, the president is sure to hear about it. and s...