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For many, she is not nearly progressive enough. so it says more about how they would like to kill her candidacy than it does about her and her style. paul: what about the question of elec electability. she's saying i could win against donald trump. >> there's something to it. you had the same sort of thing happen in 2016 with hillary clinton and bernie sanders, bernie sanders saying he was the more progressive candidate, hillary clinton saying i'm the one that could win, but she didn't win in the end. paul: i think a lot of democrats this year, jason, are saying to themselves you know what, do...

That are open. we need to redesign our education system like we did in virginia. we teach cybersecurity in kindergarten. we did the workforce performance development. you go to community college and get one of my credentials, we pay for the whole thing. that's what people want. >> to be elected in virginia, you needed to be a centrist democrat. you were a centrist democrat. that's the way you governed. now the party is moving to the left. you have a more progressive candidate. elizabeth warren is going to new hampshire tomorrow. on saturday, she went to iowa last weekend. bernie sanders is out...

Like new hampshire and iowa are democratic voters saying yes, we would like a more progressive candidate. does that mean defeat? so the question for democrats is, how progressive can they go and still can they still win border states? they can't win with a candida candidate -- >> there is elizabeth warren, there is bernie sanders, potentially joe biden, you name any candidate, pamela harris, christian gillibrand. i'm thinking of everyone in the senate that is a democratic. does that push them more toward the left? and what does that mean? are they going to all have to -- with there be a litmus...

Maybe it's not as sexy. >> i think it's sexy. i think shared brown is jurod b sexy. >> thank you, mike. >> whey did was went through every primary that the dcc made its endorsement in. they're loathed by the left. they're seen as putting their boot and dictating who gets to run. so my analysis shows there are a ton of examples where the centrist candidate didn't like it and that candidate won. and there is a bunch of races in the house where a progressive candidate got through and i think they blew a few house races. i think nebraska's second is an example of that. if you look at duncan hundre...

But a fascinating new interview that's just come in, he did with sinclair broadcasting, he was asked if he had any regrets over the past two years, and he said this, david, quote, i would say tone. i would like to have had a softer tone. and he added, he maybe had no choice because of how democrats were talking about him, but he added again, i could have been softer. >> tone on the eve of the election. >> reporter: especially given the way he's ending this campaign. >> big deal. all right, jon karl leading us off tonight. jon, we'll see you right here tomorrow. in the meantime, we're watchin...