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Massive democratic majorities in the house and senate. by contrast, joe biden's margin is as tight as can be. 50/50 in the senate and just eight-seat lead in the house. to get a sense of how precarious this is, get this, since jimmy carter, first midterms under a new president averaged a 28 seat loss in the house to the opposition party. not only that, despite biden's 7 million popular vote victory margin, house democrats actually lost 13 seats after their 41-seat blue wave win in 2018. all of which is to say that democrats need to win more swing states and swing states to gain a stable govern...

Said it obtained a copy of the report and that the review widens biden's victory margin by 360 votes. the findings are scheduled to be released later today in the state senate. willie? >> sam stein, there's a very unhappy former president waking up to this news that the cyber ninjas, a conspiracy group whose sole purpose was to overturn the election results in maricopa with no experience doing any of this, seizing machines, being allowed to dig through this, finding more votes for joe biden and fewer for donald trump. >> the irony is pretty rich. this should be the final chapter when you have ...

Absentee vote. we got it from the big county that makes up the overwhelming bulk of this district. we knew democrats was going to do well. we did not expect necessarily would be this well for democrats. a 32-point advantage with stansbury. it certainly puts stansbury to win this decisive margin. it was not necessarily which party would win but would the democrats win by a convincing margin. >> joe biden's victory margin in this district was 23 points. that's one of the reasons democrats felt safe putting deb haaland in the cabinet and taking the shot in the special

Candidates not -- and people weren't trying to get the trump base because i think personally that's just hard to do, but there were soft trump voters. and felipe made this point which there are voters in 2016 who took trump's -- who didn't take him literally but took him seriously. a lot of women thought it was an act, and a lot of those voters switched. according to some analysis 90% of the house victory margin were from people who voted for trump in 2016. so i think there's a possibility to do both because that did happen in 2018. excite the base and -- and this is vital, reach out to not tr...

The college educated, yes, 54-43 and 39% yes for non-college white, 57% no. the president won non-college 40ers by 46 points. lopsided, they're saying he's not racist. his victory margin is 20 points. >> it doesn't go to his benefit and in particular, attacks on khan and the "access hollywood" tape, those incidents put downward pressure on his polls and turned off people that weren't inclined to vote republicans. he doesn't have a lot of people to tell him no. there is a universe of activists who support whatever the president says and say, the president is right.