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sure, but there was something else going on. >> on the expectations games, you would have well known polling sites, these bs polls, and they were saying to the very end that washington state was going to be competitive, colorado was going to be competitive. new hampshire was going the republicans' way. it was a huge massive lie. and some of these people are well known, being very angry that anybody would question that this might be a split down the middle. >> absolutely. and, you know, what i kept wondering was, anybody who's been paying attention to u.s. politics since like 2015, why would you think that any election is that predictable? >> it never is. >> the unexpected always happens. that's our politics these days. the country is polarized in a way that it hasn't been in my lifetime. i'm not saying it's the most polarized ever, but it hasn't been like this.
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stuff going on i guess, trump once a release he wants to rebut it. he wants rebutted openly and publicly. the government does not when it released because i don't think it is substantiates the action. i think the things they probably presented to the judge and the american people in our media doing their job actually, government prove this. prove you think this. and i get the knee protocol that hey or doing investigation we do a certain way okay that's fine. you do not do an investigation gives the president of the nine states all the time the former president shows it a time when our country's most polarized, one of the two figures they are polarized for. a big swath of the country said he has committed treason there's no way hassan for a swath of country that is being persecuted. but there's this big group in the middle that are not a silly trump supports but could be trump voters they have to make their minds up and is fair to them to understand why they're going after in this way.
increasingly gerrymandered and polarized and are pressured to meddle in the 2020 election as we heard from the january 6th committee. extremely consequential to for 2024. >> and democrats are sounding the alarm that what he tried to do in 2020 will be a much easier time pulling fof these changes are made. grace, thank you. and still ahead, on cnbc, a look at wall street and an update on air travel following a very chaotic holiday weekend. "way too early" will be right back. weekend "way too early" will be right back
get out. you want to stop digging because you're only going deeper, but you can't figure out how to do it. it seems to be so intractable in this day and age when the public is so w polarized and not open change their minds about things, some smart communication strategy or aso speech here or letter to oil companies there may not make a difference. >> peter baker, thank you for your reporting. tom nichols, thank you as well. his piece is online now for "the atlantic." that does it for us. jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage in two minutes.
that will take place in the month of june, and it still comes months ahead of their final report which isn't expected until the fall. but there's no doubt, john, there is a lot riding on this initial presentation that will take place in prime time as this committee once again reintroduces itself to the american people. >> ryan noble, thank you. with me, a former deputy director of the fbi, and our cnn analyst. there are many who say the hearings are as important as the watergate hearings. if you agree, how does the committee breakthrough in the polarized and stresful times to get people to come in with an open mind and hear the evidence? >> the key is establishing whether or not there was actually a political strategy that was connected with the violence that transpired. that's what seditious conspiracy is about. that's what some individuals have been charged with by the
voters who were angry that i was asking. typical nonvoters, you run into people who don't vote or are not familiar. but this was one of the first times i'd gone to a parking lot, talked to people and found a group that just said why would i bother doing that? and their voices were sort of angry. their posture was who cares why? the system is failing me. i think that helps explain a little bit of why -- michael is right that it is about the way the parties have kind of polarized and are going to the polls, but i also think that people are just really pissed off. they're really angry about what's going on and they don't feel like anyone can help them. they tried it with the trump administration. then they switched. they handed power in washington to democrats and now inflation has gone ramp anant and people unhappy with their lives. >> do you get the same sense? >> there are a lot of push-button issues that have people infuriated. inflation at a 40-year high is one of them. i think the situation on the
i think every member of the united states senate is probably going to think about that. joe biden needs 51 votes. this is not going to be f filibustered thanks to the new rules. if i had to guess, i would guess that democrats are very excited to go along with it. make no mistake about it, this is a polarized and divided political atmosphere and something somewhere is going to pop up. once the dust settles, if biden gets his nominee, you will look back on this and say this is an important moment in american history. >> you might get a few republicans, like susan collins to vote in favor as well. >> exactly. >> guys, stand by. thank you very much. just ahead, right now we're getting new reaction from ukraine to the united states response to the kremlin's demand
the few republicans in 2016 who outperformed at the top of the ticket. he got 70,000 more votes than donald trump here in wisconsin in 2016. >> so mark, as much as democrats would like personally to beat johnson, does him running again make it more challenging for them to pick up that seat? he can also spend a lot of his own money. >> yeah. as charles was saying, it's an incredibly competitive seat, but you're right. what ron johnson gives republicans is a sure thing. on the democratic side, we're seeing a free for all democratic primary. and ron johnson says look, i'm not running for reelection, i'm not running for another term, it would create a free for all republican party. so the republicans are foregoing what would be a very open and combative primary race, but we are going to be assured of yet another polarized and incredibly competitive race in wisconsin and another general election. >> is it better for democrats if