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A republican and a democrat in the race. the rnc harnc has a loyalty ple. you don t make much of their loyalty by it. but if donald trump isee the nominee nominee, would you support him? look, march, i m going sig to sign the loyalty pledge. as i said, but i m going to treat it with as much seriousness as donald in 2016.ated it he signed it. all of us were on stage together. d got we asked in a fox news debate, will you stand by the loyalty? plus stand, you were ten of us p there. none of us raised our hands and said, yes, donal d trump is. the only one who didn t. fact is, loyalty has to go both ways. who t take the pledge out of it by being trump. well, look, who d end uo youd up voting? i don t think that s the choice america wants, lawrence. i don t think it s that ameri the choice america wants between the two of them. there arthey re e 160 years oldr you know, lawrence, there comes a time when there s a sell by date a timee and everybody sn father. time is undefeated. but, governor, we know the realitdefeatede know t real. there are two leading candidates. right. and by the way, lawrence, y lawren tthe reality eight y so what you do, the reality the eight years ago was that it was going to b wbee jeb bush
And the potential for much more money to come here if it comes down to the runoff next month. and we should mention the gubernatorial race here in georgia, kemp getting abrams for the second time. and there could be split ticket voters there. vote tally signals that there may have been some republicans that voted for brian kemp but instead chose to vote for the democrat senator warnock. and we have been speaking with voters here on the ground, some who told me that they did end up voting for herschel walker, but they did so reluctantly. so should be interesting to see how it all played out. but again, all signs pointing to a possible runoff here in georgia as the final votes are tabulated. still no clear winner here. i hope you packed enough for december. thank you so much for that. up next, could florida get anymore red? what sparked last night s republican sweep.
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he s from louisville, kentucky. it s a historically blue district. probably the bluest part of kentucky, which, by the way, used to be a blue state. he s not popular in his home district. he can tell you exactly how many votes he got in that district and the fact more than 100 counties and districts in the state did end up voting for him when it mattered. amy mcgrath is an interesting figure. she came very close, right, in the house race you mentioned against andy barr, republican. she came closer in a district that went heavily for trump in 2016, but that s also a pretty blue part of kentucky, too. if she couldn t take that, i think you had a lot of people saying, you know, this is not going to be an easy thing for her. also, let s be honest, she didn t come out swinging, right? very early on she was asked if she would have voted for supreme court justice brett kavanaugh,
None of us is indispensable. some of us are better at our jobs than others. one of the members of the house who says they will not vote for pelosi is the democratic congressman brian higgens from new york state. he joins me now. thanks for taking the time. glad to be with you. reporter: two years ago you saw 63 democrats challenge pelosi s leadership. in the end most of them did end up voting for her. why is this different in your view? i m not a social member of congress. those that do say she is a good person and a person of integrity. the issue is after 16 years of the same leadership we need a new direction. that is what people voted for this november and what people are looking for in the new congress. as you know republicans tried
A lot of your folks. you come from a state that is a medicaid expansion state. you ve got a senator who said he can t support this. when i last talked to you, you were on the fence about this house bill. you did end up voting in favor of it. that was because we went and did a deep dive on medicaid expansion. everybody talks about medicaid without differing between the the traditional and expansion. on the house bill on extangs, basically said if you re on it rk you can stay on it until you re 65 unless you eastern over eastern over 138%. you mentioned when you talk b about the cbo, they need to put their head on a swivel and look at 360 degrees. in nevada, one of the things governor sandoval takes credit for is that unemployment is dropping. they get their insurance through private plans, so it is reas
Thing. sam stein, at least one republican is consistent about this. yes. i think that the complaints about process that we re hearing now though are a bit of a smoke screen. in the end a lot of the senators will ind up voting for a bill even if they have concerns of the process. i think the one equip i would take, the one criticism by mccain s statement, is that he said at the end of itquip i wou take, the one criticism by mccain s statement, is that he said at the end of it that democrats aren t doing the same thing that republicans are doing. while i was much maligned by republican says objective open and transparent with regards to any passage of major legislation you can imagine. dozens of committee hearings. dozens and dozens i m sure ezra has the number in the back of his head. but if you remember at this point in time of that bill barack obama was bringing republican leaders to the blair house to hear their ideas and turn the idea into legislative language in the final part of
Republican is consistent about this. yes. i think that the complaints about process that we re hearing now though are a bit of a smoke screen. in the end a lot of the senators will ind up voting for a bill even if they have concerns of the process. i think the one equip i would take, the one criticism by mccain s statement, is that he said at the end of itquip i woul take, the one criticism by mccain s statement, is that he said at the end of it that democrats aren t doing the same thing that republicans are doing. while i was much maligned by republican says objective open and transparent with regards to any passage of major legislation you can imagine. dozens of committee hearings. dozens and dozens i m sure ezra has the number in the back of his head. but if you remember at this point in time of that bill barack obama was bringing republican leaders to the blair house to hear their ideas and turn the idea into legislative language in the final part of the bill. it is not the same as 2009-2010.
Journey, an incredible opportunity. joining us now to talk more about this hot race, kelly o donnell who joins us from south carolina. let s first talk about the polls. just a couple weeks ago, what we re seeing as folks go to vote and we re wrapping up this day. well, i ve spent time with both candidates and we ve been at precincts trying to get a feel for how this is looking. what i can tell you is vote here s did go to the polls really felt strongly about wanting to be heard. they believe this is an port race to fill a seat that has been vacated. interesting anecdotal comments. with he met some women who were very strongly for elizabeth colbert busch. really believe it is time to make a clean break from mark sanford. others were saying to us that even though they don t like what mark sanford, did referring to the affair that he had four years ago, there were people who told us, they did end up voting for him because overall, their views are more in line with his. you don t often get that sort of