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all right, we're just 16 days out from the midterm elections and in several competitive states early voting is under way right now in georgia, in fact, more than 740,000 people have already cast their ballots. a new nbc poll finds sky high interest and polarization ahead of the midterms. it shows about 80% of democrats and republicans believe their political opposition will destroy the country if they are not stopped. as campaign '22 is hitting the homes homestretch, democrats are facing economic head winds with poll after poll showing swing voters shifted toward republicans. today s...

And there's no chance that impeachment is going to succeed in the next two years. i think it's a base talking point, a way to be anti-biden. yeah, the investigative machinery if republicans take over the house is going to crank up and there will be plenty of republicans who will make the argument for impeachment whether they know it won't get through the senate or not. it's becoming a more routine -- it's likely to become a more routine tool. >> we'll leave it there for now. always good to see you. thank you so much. >> thanks, fred. as early voting surges particularly in georgia, so are con...

Washington, jonathan turley is professor at george washington law school. we want to know what he makes of this. what do you make of this? >> i'm not a big fan off it. it's a serious problem when you go to dissatisfaction to devcon one and that's what impeachment is. it's a perilous path to take, the last time we did this was in 1876 and that was a case of clear bribery. this is a type of disagreement that occurs between the branches. having said that, i think republicans have a legitimate gripe, i do think the justice department has a bad record and what they have redacted, their slowness in ...

Most balanced people in washington, jonathan turley is professor at george washington law school. we want to know what he makes of this. what do you make of this? >> i'm not a big fan of it. it's a serious problem when you go to dissatisfaction to devcon one and that's what impeachment is. it's a perilous path to take, the last time we did this was in 1876 and that was a case of clear bribery. this is a type of disagreement that occurs between the branche branches. having said that, i think republicans have a legitimate gripe, i do think the justice department has a bad record and what they ha...