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Voters and white women who are willing to look at what their current senate says and what she stands for and think to themselves that this is not gone with the wind. that era is gone and we'll look at the economics. that's similar to what we spoke about a few weeks ago with at&t pulling out, walmart pulling out. what will their state look like if they elect this woman as their senator. >> this is some voters. we went down to mississippi doing some reporting. and he spoke with come voters to get their take on what hyde-smith, the image she's putting forth of mississippi, whether that impacts th...

Hyde-smith a past. >> she's a conservative republican. >> do you think that hyde-smith wins on tuesday? >> i hope so. >> i will go to christina greer here first. the prospect of embarrassment is something we see coming to the floor again here in mississippi as we saw in alabama. when you look at what hyde-smith has done, democrats are trying to push this narrative that there will be people in mississippi that will be embarrassed, rightfully so, by what she's done in the past. >> and there will be people in mississippi encouraged by what she is doing. mississippi is not alabama. mike espy is no...

Hyde-smith is not a possible ped fi pedofile. this could have been a conversation. the fact that it is so close and it is mississippi and we know that mississippi, this was the epi-center of lynching. this is the epi-center of domestic terrorism for generations. the fact that mike espy is close should say something about the political moment and what investment in the south could mean going forward. but i don't think that this is -- this is like an apples to steak comparison. >> i'm puzzled by the way this is being covered, as if these are all terrible gaffes for her constituency. not just the...

You have companies like at&t and walmart, which are not exactly liberal bastions of thought, that are asking for their funding back based on what hyde-smith said. not only that, she couldn't even offer a sincere apology. she apologized for people being offended, not for the words that came out of her mouth. i think voters are going to take notice of this. you've got a state, yes, it is read, but it has a significant african-american population and for her to bring up something so egregious, so steeped in racial history, i think you're going to see a lot of people come out and vote against her ...