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Its influence is just the beginning. and that's the danger, guys. let's dig deeper and bring in national post political reporter robert costa. he has been busy writing the new book "peril" which details trump's efforts to overturn the election. robert, good to see you, congratulations on the book. trump obviously wants power back, we just listed real life examples of the peril that's happening right now, that lots of people aren't paying attention to. why do they need to? how dangerous is it? >> steph, great to be back with you, thanks for the warm welcome. as bob woodward as i reported on thi...

2020, because what happens if the republicans win in 2022? it means that everything they've done, january 6th, all the things that have happened, all the way they've conducted themselves in the aftermath of the 2020 election, they're going to be let loose with no reins if they get power back, because there's no constraint on them at that point. zero constraint on them at that point. so, to me, speak truth, but honestly, vote democratic from the top to the bottom to try to force the republicans to change what they're doing. >> kurt, you wrote something yesterday that informed all of my thinking...

Imagine. kristin dahlgren is in manville, new jersey. >> it is tough to be out here all morning with the devastation that ida has left behind. you see the people's worldly possessions out here on the curb, and then you can look through and see the children's toys and booster seats, and you realize the devastation for the family, and you can imagine what the past 12 hours or so have been like for the families and waiting to see what the next storm would bring. lickily, it did not bring any major flash flooding, but it did bring a lot of rain. up to four inches in some places fell in a span of s...

Kathleen miller in cranford, new jersey. she is the mayor there. sam, let's start with you. the numbers i am reading are crazy. 300,000 plus people without power, 3,000 in shelters, 25,000 displaced in hotel rooms. it's been ten days since this thing hit. what's going on? >> reporter: look, it's certainly not for lack of effort, stephanie. good morning. right now you're looking at a situation where there's almost 300,000 people without power, according to just entergy's number. as you walk around the streets, all you see are linemen and linewomen who have come in from all over the country tryi...

Should investigate the welfare of the senior citizens? they say they don't want a blame game, but it's in full force tonight, anderson. >> and how are things tonight in new orleans and the rest of louisiana? >> if you talk about the city of new orleans, they're getting better. 70% of the electricity by this evening is expected to be restored. and they hope to have most of the power back by wednesday. but elsewhere, still about half a million people without electricity. and in many of the sort of rural or more distant parishes it's going to be problematic because where the power lines have come...