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now. you have to expect that it is an incredibly close election. the reason why the republican party hasn't fallen apart completely is that most of the republican party apparatus is now in make a billionaire funded super pacs and fox news channel, extra, come whatever the website is going to be. all of these propaganda bits. that's where the energy is. you see that tearing the official party apart at the seams. it is no less potent and analysts dangerous for it. for democrats, we have to organize at every level from the local and national. remember, just because they seem to be completely disorganized and a total mess, take could still win an election if we let our gun for a second. >> let's switch gears for a moment and talk about wisconsin state supreme court this week marked the start of justice janet so was his term on the court. the first time since 2008 that the court will have a liberal majority. this court is slated to take on
us, we have to look at this and recognize that the danger is that this is what they want to do to the entire country. we can't take this for electoral weakness. we have to take this as a sign of how incredibly important is that we organize with everything we've got two in the 2024. >> you bring up a good point as to not to interpret this as electoral weakness. if you were to look at just how close it is for example in the house or the senate, there is this perception that this country is, you know, equal footing. democrats and republicans, 50/50. you're seeing that that is not necessarily the case as a result of this cast crunch in states like wisconsin? >> if you pull the public in wisconsin, we are a 50/50 state. we've been 50/50 over and over four of the last six presidential races have come down to less than one percentage point. we just saw the new york times poll, the national 3:43 right now. you have to expect that it is an incredibly close election. the reason why the republican party hasn't fallen apart completely is that most of the republican party apparatus is now in make a billionaire funded super pacs and fox news channel, extra,
want roe v. wade to be overturned. in the past weeks since babies were slaughtered in uvalde, we told you about the same thing we have told you since sandy hook, that about 90% of americans want universal background checks. 90%. and yet republicans ignore the 90%. and they protect the extremists that make up the, oh, i don't know, make 5, 6, 7% that are against universal background checks. you look the at united states senate and look at the fact that the republican party hasn't represented a majority of americans in the united states senate since the 1996 election. i've talked about madeleine albright's funeral, you look on the front row, and there you see joe biden, barack obama, hillary clinton, bill clinton and al gore and you realize democrats
reporting 8.1 million recall ballots have been returned and accepted that republicans remain hopeful as many plan to vote person. >> a lot of republicans don't trust the mail it will be turning the ballot as we speak, a surge of votes from independents and republicans won't be any question about who wins and that will be me. jillian: the republican party hasn't won a statewide election in california since 2006. democratic voters outnumber republicans by 2 to 1 and because of early voting it is unclear when we will know the results of whether newsom will keep his job. >> former acting director of national intelligence rick grenell says republicans are making gains in california regardless of the outcome of this election.
8.1 million recall ballots returned and accepted but republicans remain hopeful as many plan to vote in person. >> a lot of republicans -- they will be turning in their ballots as we speak. will be a surge of voters coming in so there won't be any question who wins and that will be me. jillian: the republican party hasn't won a statewide election since 2006. democratic voters outnumber republicans by 2 to 1 and because of early voting it is unclear when we will know the official results whether newsom will keep his job. carley: thank you. todd: national intelligence director rick grenell way a vittorio run for his -- they are making gains regardless of the outcome. >> we are he won, we have already won.
the lines, but after 6:00 we are friends, so we can work together to do the nation's business. by the way, that guy, ronald reagan, he won 49 states. in 1984. 49 states. he won two landslides. i don't know if you know this, gene, he even won wisconsin. and he did it by being a happy warrior and by embracing tip o'neill, by embracing the most liberal of liberal people while staying true to his own values. i don't understand why ronald reagan's republican party hasn't learned that lesson? >> well, joe, that all seems so 20th century these days, doesn't it? it seems like a long time ago.
there? >> really good question. i'd love to be a fly on the wall. >> maybe they won't talk about it. just go their separate ways. >> james, you're thinkinging about this. >> we haven't talked enough about this is the fact this is possibly the first woman president in the hsry of the united states, so of course there are going b to be some women who are going to dislike trump, but some on the republican side acknowledging the history of this moment. we haven't covered it so much because the clinton campaign hasn't pushed the identity politics issue so much. but the women who step into the voting booth tomorrow are going to be thinking about making hikt history. >> so, six month, six year, 60 years from now, do you want to be a mother who voted against hillary clinton when she does win? and say, i voted for this guy named donald trump who i can't quite explain what he said, but i vote d for him. not hillary, the first woman president. how do you explain that to your granddaughter? >> i think history matters a lot here, chris.
so should we go with the 467 horsepower? or is a 423 enough? good question. you ask a lot of good questions... i think we should move you into our new fund. ok. sure. but are you asking enough about how your wealth is managed? wealth management, at charles schwab. by the way, michigan is in play. hasn't been in play for republicans for 30 something years because they're tired of watching their car factories be taken out. >> welcome become to "hardball" live from philadelphia as we await the rally with the clintons and the obamas and bruce spring steen. donald trump today told supporters he's going to win michigan, a state that hasn't voted for a republican candidate
to win an election. it's crazy what he did. also probably immoral, but start with the crazy. >> yeah, crazy. immoral. and just plain wrong. look, i've always, we've had this discussion before. it doesn't make any sense. if some day, the republican party, there will be a republican party i hope that makes a sincere appeal for african-american and latino votes and that will require not just you know, showing up at a black church on a sunday. it will require including people on the grass roots level. there's a lot of stuff that the republican party hasn't done. donald trump is not the person to do that, obviously. he was never going to do it. he did the opposite and he sort of energized the at alt right and that sort of sector of voters, but he turned everybody else off and so, yeah, he'd be doing better if he were a different person. >> i think that's very fair.