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On how to overturn the 2020 election results. the message as are yet another sign that, quote, the defeat of prominent election deniers around the country in last month's mud term elections is cause for relief and maybe even tempered celebration, but not complacency about the dangers to democracy. too many prominent members of the attempt to overturn presidential reelection remain in office for anyone to rest easy. the threat to democracy coming from inside the house. that's where we begin today. let's bring in national security adviser to president obama and msnbc contributor ben rhodes. also...

Crypto investors have lost around $2 trillion since that peak which was just over a year ago. so massive, massive losses happening in the crypto market. >> and it seems so stable too. who knew? cnbc's arabile gumede, thank you so much. really appreciate it. all right. still ahead, republicans are looking for someone to blame following disappointing results in the mud term elections. it could mean the end for the longest serving gop leader in senate history. that's straight ahead on "way too early." tory that's straight ahead on "way too early.

You're wanting to do. >> we lost the common narrative. there is alt earn tough facts. i wonder when we talk about this mud term race and talk about race, i always go back to the georgia race. there you have two black men running for a senate seat. and i wonder what you make of the herschel walker candidacy and the context of the kind of explicitly racist calls that republicans are making. they can get behind that black man down in georgia. do you think that's simply because he's the republican candidate? or because there is another element that to his candidacy that makes white republicans fee...

Out on the campaign trail. how aggressively should he pursue that issue? >> i think one of the things is it is almost a perfect issue for president biden to go out and create a contrast between himself and republicans. republicans have been worried if for years about the last year and a half about how much donald trump was going to factor into the november mud term elections. this gives the president an opportunity to do so. i will say uh-uh wouldn't expect president to weigh in f too aggressive. if he does, it will be in a more knew wabsed way because the doj is a part of that. he doesn't wan...

This is a president who prides himself on understanding that connection to middle class voters. the concerns about the economy, inflation, are going to be a major part of the conversation this year. and the president thinks he has a case to make with some of his legislative accomplish thes, especially recently on that score. but the reemergence or persistence in the presence of donald trump moving over the republican party has given this president an opportunity to return to what they think was that winning message in 2020. but also in the 2018 mud term elections. to really frame this as an el...