some states have lost members of congress, new york and pennsylvania r2 while some like texas and florida gained new members. to help us to delve into those numbers is a dave wasserman of the cook political report. mr. wasserman, when you look at the census figures and the redistricting that is ahead, which political party do you see as benefiting the most at this point? >> we are going to have to wait to find out. the census shows a country getting more diverse, getting more urban. actually 52% of the lost population in 2010 and 2020 which goes to show rural america is declining relative to america's cities and suburbs. on the surface that is good news for democrats because after all they are the party doing better in cities and suburbs. but the caveat is the country's politics have not changed that much and the last ten years. this added diversity, the growth of suburbs has not made the country more favorable to democrats where they won the white house by the same popular vote margin in 2028 they did in 2012. the more important part of this is how lines are drawn from state to state. re

police officers injured, students arrested at this high school in florida. a 13-year-old arrested for allegedly attacking a student with autism in california. >> there is no doubt there's been more fighting and more violence in schools. absolutely. this is across the board. our members everywhere are talking about the challenges. >> wrong place wrong time. >> reporter: back in september jacob was in a bathroom stall at one of connecticut's largest high schools when someone tossed a trash can over hitting him in the head. how due feel about going to school? >> honestly it is still a bit worrying at times. >> reporter: the vandalism and violence so bad the superintendent closed the school and ordered a day of remote learning. there was that much tension in the school? >> yes. yes. i don't want to sugar coat that and say no. >> reporter: she says it is the fallout from students being face to face for the first time in some 18 months with some reacting to the social isolation, stress, and trauma caused by pandemic. family's financial pressures, or even grieving

it is florida. with me now is dr. bernard ashby, a cardiologist. i'm sorry to laugh. this is not funny, but it's also funny. in your state, the governor is saying i will give you $5,000 if you're unvaccinated and want to come work in florida. you've been an outspoken critic of him handling the pandemic. what are your biggest concerns about this and broadly the way he's handling covid in florida? >> well, good afternoon. happy halloween. well, desantis has been remarkably consistent, if anything. i mean, his entire stance on this pandemic has been in opposition to what the science has shown. and if he says one thing, does another, and again, actions speak louder than words. with this new political ma nooufer, trying to advocate for the police and those who support the police, he's incentivizing unvaccinated police officers to come to florida. that sends the wrong message. if you talk to him, he'll say i support vaccines, vaccines work, yet, it took him a while to even admit that he was vaccinated. and his current surgeon general has yet to even confirm whether or not h

maria: and they're headed to florida. that was governor desantis last week on this program. he announced plans to offer out of state law enforcement officers $5,000 to relocate to florida. he is suing the biden administration over covid vaccine mandates saying it threatens the state's economy. joining me right now is retired neurosurgeon and former hud secretary ben carson, founder and chairman of the american cornerstone institute. dr. carson, it's always a pleasure to see you. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you, maria with. thanks for if having me. maria: your reaction to what's going on. i saw in "the new york post" today the cover story is that 26 fire houses have been shut down in new york. the deadline has arrived for all federal first responders to get their vaccine. thousands of them are saying i'd rather free come and liberty in terms of -- freedom and liberty in terms of what goes in my body. they're quitting. >> absolutely. a couple of weeks ago it was the southwest airline pilots. it's been medical workers, it's first responders. these are brave am

florida republican rick scott today said of the massing spending plans, quote, i'm not going to bankrupt this country. the prevailing feeling among many republicans. we expect a lot of horse trading between now and tuesday. we will see what happens. for now, jon, back to you. >> jon: kevin corke reporting from washington, kevin, thanks. >>> joining us now is new york republican congressman. he's a member of the house financial services and foreign affairs committees. congressman, are you making any predictions about what happens tuesday assuming those two bills get brought to the floor? >> i'm starting to think that it is more likely that the bills won't end up coming to the floor by tuesday. the house rules committee was going to meet tomorrow to advance this bill, these bills across the finish line. it looks like the house rules committee won't be meeting tomorrow. over the course of the day today, i was hearing that the far left of congress, led in the senate by bernie sanders, aoc and her friends in the house, they were prioritizing medicare drug prices, and they might have made prog

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he's a native new yorker who now lives in florida. trump would seem to have no rooting interest in a contest between teams from houston and atlanta. but he wasted no time in joining in one of the braves' most controversial traditions, the tomahawk. widely considered derogatory and racist toward native americans but what else would you expect from a man so vile and corrupt that he was booted off facebook, twitter, instagram, and youtube? and since he's incapable of simple acts of self-reflection or learning, his next farce is his own social media platform where he can spread his big lie and continue his seditious poisoning of our democracy itself. the -- the best part of halloween is telling ghost stories, getting good and scared, and then turning on the lights safe and sound. but while it is halloween, these are not ghost stories. they're all too real. from the radicalization and violence within the republican base up through the alleged crime of republican-elected officials and the gleeful immorality of their standard bearer. these d

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the years upon his graduation before the american civil war, pope goes on to serve several years in florida and survey northeastern force between united states and canada. upon the war in mexico, the fight under zachary taylor, monterey and winnipesaukee for which he would be appointed first lieutenant and captain respectively. following the mexican-american war, john pope would work as a surveyor in minnesota, he go on to demonstrate the ability of the red river in 1850, chief engineer in the department of new mexico 1851 -- 1853. he be promoted regularly all the way up to rank of captain by 1856 and years immediately before the american civil war, he spent the remainder of those years survey for the pacific railroad. to say that john pope has performed service to his country before 1861 is an understatement. the experiences he gained throughout the 1840s and 1850s, training of topographical engineer will propel him to the front of the pack as the war began in 1861, to bring those experiences, bring the understanding of terrain and topography and commanding men on the battlefield of the wo

virginians, your line is: let's go to john in vero beach, florida. good morning. caller: good morning c-span. i have been watching you for a long time now. i trust your opinion. if the virginia legislature flips, what will happen to cannabis? will virginia be told you are not having an -- it in five years, you are not having it ever. is that a factor? guest: good question. a lot of passed by the democrat let -- legislature, they have been in office only a couple years in both houses. they may well be repealed by a a new -- repealed by a new republican legislature. the state senate is not up this year. they are not on the ballot until 2023. you will still have one of the two houses and you have to have both houses in order to pass something. i don't think the cannabis rules, at least the cannabis law will be change significantly in the next two years. the change might happen after 2023. a republican governor, a republican house, then, republicans take over the state senate. that is my short answer. i could go to a longer answer. some of the rules may be set adminis

this modification includes add back funding frommultiple grantees allocated during the florida supervisors add . modifications are tailored to thecivic district needs including funding for technology training , positionaltranslationservices , grocery support during the pandemic and safety seminar for the api community . in addition to community servicesprogramming , some agencies provide higher learning classes which are college-level courses were originally sent to colleges san francisco's older adult program. 20/20 we began funding the continuation of higher learning class. this is to continue higher learning classes december 2022. first topics are physical fitness, wellness, nutrition, art,music and language arts . during the pandemic some classes will be offered virtually by otherswill be in person .i'm happy to answer any questions you haveabout the modifications . >> chair: thank you very much miss mccaskill and i for one was heartened by hearing we were going to be able to fund thesevery important programs . i know it got cutand people were upset in the community about that . any ot

i've see the one on my mind is ron desantis of florida has been quite militant and standing up to the media. he's not rude, is not vulgar he just stands up to them. as republicans get better at this there's a better shot they're going to be representing the frustrations of the american public. let me say this i think any republican ever gets nominated again who is perceived as civility first. i think that era is over. frankly i think that is dead it should be over we are past the notion the best way to win over people in the middle is by being completely civil or being conciliatory to people who disdained your lifestyle per disdain you and want to control so many aspects of your life. >> let's talk for a minute about the media's complicity in this. again, i cancel my subscription to the "new york times". i always knew they leaned left. but during the trump era i was genuinely horrified to see the front page become editorial. but the horror of course is not that it is an editorial but that it is pretending still to be journalism. whater do you think happened in american newsrooms? is t

>> you also voted against money and infrastructure bill to help your home state of florida deal with extreme weather, why did you impose the infrastructure bill with 19 republican senators supporting them. >> i believe in spending money on roads, bridges. >> i spent $85 billion in eight years as governor let's look at the bill that passed the senate, one is not paid for, i paid for my infrastructure i actually pay down debt i balance the budget they said it was going to be paid for the wasn't paid for less than half of that bill was roads, bridges, airports and seaports, you put a bill in frenemy that'll be roads, bridges, airports and seaports paid for i'm very interested in doing something like that i'm not going to bankrupt this country, has almost $30 trillion worth of debt that bill by itself was a quarter of a trillion dollars of debt this is got to and this is hurting the poor, this is not hurting the rich is hurting families like mine growing up i could not put food on the table. this ridiculous inflation, we have to live within our means like every family does. chris: you ta

so what we are doing is changing them using disease like servants, florida are shifting artificially shifting profits to now another nature that it's, they're not even 15 percent as we were saying, but below 15 percent. and that's a reality. we just made a concession to something that is well below. i mean, it's better than what we had the status quo, but really fight under the overhaul of the system that we were promised and fired from the opportunity we could be reaching after the gate and the gate and the gate . so for tax competition and an abuses of tech 7. and we've, here, we've seen us another and they go for a fedex league. so we said that opened up a bit different reality and it is affecting everybody's like a for. so we have good companies operating from those that have and that will have an impact in their, in they do. they live in the, in the way those faxing side are distributing how deposits on those like in ira located. so this is just not acceptable at this, sir. at this moment, that should be impossible that the deb keep 20 unacceptable. did she 20 is kind of histori

now, florida republican rick scott is obviously speaking in large measure the way many republicans are speaking about the massive spending plans. quote, i am not going to bankrupt this country. again, that's against the backdrop of opposition both from the right and from the left that democratic leaders face. we'll see what happens between now and tuesday. mike: we had an end of september dead deadline, then an end of october deadline, we'll see if third time's a charm. >> reporter: december 3rd's going to be here sooner than you think too. mike: kevin, thank you. >>> i'm joined by virginia republican congressman and member of the house armed services committee, rob whit math. first to the tight governor's race in the commonwealth of virginia. as a virginia lawmaker, what are you seeing regarding level of interest in this governor's race in your district and elsewhere? >> well, mike, i've had the -- [audio difficulty] i'm going to just -- glenn has been focusing on what's important for virginians, and that's why he's really connected with folks in this race. i've travel thed around wit

has the right to intervene, what kind of a precedent could a ruling on this -- does it impact, say, florida and arkansas? because you though there are copy cat bills in those states being pushed into law. >> that's exactly right. i think the court will probably decide to answer this on one or the other of the two questions that are in front of them. they may choose to punt on this question about the united states having standing. but it's a really important question. when an unconstitutional law has been enacted in a state, does the department of justice, standing on behalf of the constitution and the values and the rights through which we should be protected by the constitution, does the department of justice have the right to step forward and be the voice for citizens across that particular state, and essentially across the country, on whether laws can be passed that are directly in contravention to the constitution itself? >> former texas state senator wendy davis, excellent conversation. thank you so much for your time. >>> so alec baldwin speaks out on camera for the first time since t

and our birthday boy, david jolly, former congressman from florida and msnbc political contributor. i will spare you the indignity of singing "happy birthday." a spin of wheel of sorts, each of you gets to pick your topic of those i presented and give me your expert opinions. birthday boy, you first. >> all right, i'll take the g20, specifically as it relates to climate, alex, because i think this is an interesting moment for joe biden and the four years ahead of him, which is this. we have approached climate as this existential crisis where we have these inflection points, where we've moved a dramatic amount of resources towards climate. that's a good thing. the greatest legacy joe biden might leave after his administration is done is to have moved climate to equal parity with defense, transportation, energy, whatever it my be. let the voter mindset as we approach this climate science issue pivot so we realize these are annual investments we need to make to transform our economy and transform our commitment to climate. >> susan, how about you, what's your topic top of mind? >> top

you see what's happening in georgia and florida. they're talking about this crate cal race theory. as i said before and i'll say it again, it's never been taught in virginia. i really hate it because it's a racist dog whistle. all glenn youngkin has done is run down education, run down our economy, critical race theory is not taught. you're pitting parents against parents. i was in hampton last night. i met a school board member, said our school boards were fine. as soon as glenn youngkin got nominated, people started showing up, creating such a ruckus, calling obscene things -- this was an african-american woman. i can't repeat what they said on air about her. this was last night. we just lost a school board member because people are coming into these school boards -- she said i was getting death threats. when they said they were going to rape my children, i can't take it anymore. that's what glenn youngkin has done in virginia, created hatred and division like donald trump. that's why donald trump, his final campaign will be for glenn youngkin here in virginia. we don't want thum

that's what we're seeing in florida. >> rachel, you spend your days on capitol hill. a lot of concern among both parties there about what's going to happen. >> so much concern, and i was told that house speaker nancy pelosi in what was one of the most consequential weeks for her as speaker took time tuesday to meet with democrats from new jersey who were urging her to push forward on this vote for thurckbecause they needed something to deliver. that's ahead of election day on tuesday. i think a lot of democrats on capitol hill look at president biden winning that state by ten points. they look at republicans losing statewide after statewide race in that state and they cannot believe it's that close at this point. >> terry mcauliffe did want that deal in happened before tuesday. >> he repeatedly said, can you get something done? hand me a win. now he's accepting it's probably not going to come in time, but another reason that democrats wanted to pass it is that a lot of centrists in the house are worried if they don't pass the infrastructure portion of the bill that th

i can tell you from virginia, florida and even the run-up to the election, that cocoon has never been tighter. they are convinced on the false reality of that january 6th was a peaceful protest. they are convinced about the false reality of the november election being stolen and that is the driving factor. they're creating that i think litmus test for the republican politicians who are running now. they say if you don't agree with him on those two issues, they're not going to have any starting point with them. that's how they're purging some of the republicans who do not agree with him on that front, it's because the bait has really motivated itself around this and demanding politicians and fox media to follow through. >> astead, you're a political reporter but very sharp media critic. i love your insights on twitter. what do you want newsrooms to be doing differently or what needs to be emphasized more in the coverage of these matters? >> think about it in a couple of ways. one, i think it's a mistake for us to think of january 6th as an isolated event. that was certainly a high-prof

and, in fact, going to marry the 17-year-old florida, and his own daughter thinks he's with her because he just wanted her to have a friend along when, in fact, the whole thing was a scheme. it's just really depressing. >> yeah. there's a sadness to a lot of veggies story, unfortunately. >> if such an interesting, you know, we all as you said as we said there's this horatio alger myth pulling yourself up by her bootstraps and the counter is representation of that insert american mythology and that all these vanderbilts have all we are told in a society we should one which is saying an incredible wealth. but you see how it played out in all these people's lives. it wasn't just one person who was wayward and didn't accomplish much because the money. it was like some sort of family hysteria or infection. >> yeah. yeah, i would agree with that. can we talk about some of the women in the story? one of the things i know where both particularly interested in was, we wanted to stay away from the sort of great man narratives of history, and particularly, maybe ironically given the commodore hims

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>> the university of florida is the flagship in the place. it's a place where they go because it is a plumb university, influential university. there is a question about governor ron desantis. he's made part of his political identity about he's against political censorship and curtailing free speech rights of parents. now you have the two univerity professors, now there's three, who have testified in trial in court cases against the state and now they're being muzzled, they're being censored, prevented by the government from speaking out and telling the truth, presumably. we'd like to know what the governor thinks. so far we haven't heard from him. >> our thanks to marc caputo right there. thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> we're keeping an eye on the situation in rome right now. developments there where president biden and the european union president will formally announce a deal on steel and aluminum tariffs. we're going to bring it to you live. >>> watching for that. former president trump's baseball boycott appears to be over. h

host: ryan mast -- brian mast of florida. a story in the washington post -- trump seeks to block nearly 800 pages -- the president trying to withhold nearly 800 pages of documents from the house select committee investigating the january 6 insurrection. according to a court filing, in the filing, the national archives and administrations director outlined the specific documents trump is seeking tell block from the select committee, which months ago order trump to provide records of all his activities on january 6. a bipartisan panel is investigating a pro-trump mob that ended up with five deaths and some 140 members of law enforcement injured. according to a sworn declaration from the director of the white house liaison division at nara, former president trump is trying to assert executive privilege over 46 pages of records from the files a former chief of staff mark meadows, former senior advisor stephen miller, former deputy counsel patrick philbin, and brian to guzman, the former director of white house information service

a cold front is stretched past florida. florida is looking great. sunshine and temperatures good as well. we're dealing with the rain across parts of northern new england that will continue to cause flooding threats throughout much of the afternoon. will, over to you. will: still 3 1/2 hours or so left in the show, rick. you have time to change. pete: no. will: this halloween you may want to sit back to watch a scary movie but which one will give you the most fright? the best scary flicks including your picks next. >> i'm a bad guy. duh. - [female narrator] they line up by the thousands. each one with a story that breaks your heart. like ravette... every step, brought her pain. their only hope: mercy ships. the largest floating civilian hospital in the world. bringing free surgeries to people who have no other hope. $19 a month will help provide urgently needed surgery for so many still suffering. so don't wait, call the number on your screen. or donate at mercyships.org. with amerisave's consistently low mortgage rates, you can afford that pool you

actually a tribute and we should note that similar chants are performed by other sports teams like the florida state seminoles with support from some native groups. nevertheless, the former president, no stranger to this kind of controversy. this only the latest episode in a career that's been marked by culturally insensitive and often downright racist statements. >> in the meantime cnn's doni owe sullivan went to the ballpark ahead of the game and spoke to georgians about how they feel about the former president showing up. >> baseball fans showing up here at the world series in atlanta tonight having mixed feelings about the former president showing up to the game. have a listen. how do you think trump will be received here? >> i hate to say it. >> hate to say it. >> we are fans. >> yes. we like his policies. we don't like his attitude sometimes, but we like his policies. >> you think he will get some more cheers than boos maybe tonight? >> more cheers than boos, absolutely. >> his personality is a little bit on the -- over the top. >> there's a special guest coming tonight. >> oh, yeah, we

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[laughter] dan: you know, listen, i lived in a hurricane zone in florida don't underestimate the wind if it sucks sometimes you say it sucks be honest. >> that's what i'm saying be honest about weather you know that weather did look like it sucked that clip there got me the way that my man threw legs up in air like a turtle like he was done threw up the white flag i don't know any time they don't get hurt i think it is hilarious. dan: slipped i've had bruises on my rear end back then i promise if it whatted today it would be over the internet and when it whats a bunch of students laughed too. yeah like big joke. so i've been told cameras were rolling when i was told you were on the show. what's going on? >> huge fan of yours beg brother is always watching. my little webcam got me when i open up your e-mail. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ >> jump, jump -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [laughter] dan: nick is that my own personal unfiltered dan bongino dance we have your permission? >> my full permission. i'll do it again for you. dan: i'm serious man i've been watching you. forever since you were with

the carolinas georgia and florida. the carolinas georgia and florida. it's a huge territory and a lot of overrun, the railroads are broken up and supply lines are distracted and he has over 100,000 troops and they're not all in one place there scattered through these different states. within a few weeks, what he is able to do is preform the army of tennessee which had been defeated in nashville. that was back in december and, i mean, it was destroyed, one of the few cases where you can say an army has destroyed and they were at nashville. the army of tennessee is reconstructed and is joined by forces that have been pulled out of garrisons like charleston and wilmington any cobbles this force together and he gets supplied and re- equipped and reorganized administratively, as they fight at the battle of bentonville in march. here in eastern north carolina, not far from raleigh that was a big battle for the last battles of the war. johnson school is to destroy the army before these armies can match unit comes up short but

but first we start with my exclusive sit-down with president trump in florida where he's in great spirits and as fired up as i have ever seen him. his redirection for the virginia gubernatorial race and so much more. >> thank you for having us here at mar-a-lago. if there is one word that can sum up the biden administration it's crisis. if you look back at the last 10 months on the biden administration what grade would you give them? >> it's probably the worst presidency? history. i used to say jimmy carter. i'm not a fan of bush getting us into the middle east. if you look at afghanistan and that horrible thing that happened to our nation with these young people being killed, and so badly injured. we have over 2 some, no arms, no legs. -- over 20, no arms, no legs. nobody talks about them. and to leave the military equipment brand-new right out of the box. they didn't explode it or blow it up. they did a couple of old planes that weren't very valuable. it's getting to get pretty close, what's happening on the border is one of the great embarrassments for our country also. judge jeanine:

nos despedimos esta noche cargados de fantasía con las iimágenes del tradicional desfile en keywest florida en esta oportunidad atrae a más de 75,000 personas pero los visitantes este año tenían que cumplir su esquema de vacunación o tener una prueba, también el cumplir con el uso del cubre bocas. >> eso es importante que estemos al aire libre ante aglomeraciones hay que tener mucho cuidado. buen estas son noticias antes de

marshall is amazing, he won cases that were unbelievable in the grove land case that we discussed in florida where he is threatened to be lynched, he is able to win cases before the supreme court and it is amazing. he gets on the supreme court then he is on the losing side on both decisions of the court changes if there's one thing that we have in our book that i really like it expresses something that we try to argue in the book there are three branches of government. and in this case the supreme court is one in initially the founders this would check and balance each other out. but when thurgood marshall came up for the federal appointment and for the supreme court thurman of south carolina was on the judiciary committee and they gave him a heckuva time, are you economists, it was a terrible grilling if you go back and read the transcripts in the 1980 which we discussed in the book in his dear friend william brennan a great justice comes up to thurgood marshall yet he says is it true with the reagan revolution that ted kennedy who had been a champion of civil rights is no longer chair of j

kim, tara, whom i celebrate with florida with synergy, and wasn't aria upon my brains out of all a moment. okay. to reclaim bill. yeah. recorded adolescent problem. electric if they are getting at the moment going into the 1st place. but i mean, same breed, i mean got us on november 2020 a powerful category for storm called eta hed honduras and flooded ingrid garcia's neighborhood in some federal solar. less than 2 weeks later hurricane iota hit this time bringing deadlier winds and more rain. she lived with her partner, jessica, near a levy that burst into flooding. it's a fucking look good luck saw e jerome b yorkie anthony boy allow work your local money. i know so a little on the general bank, the government decimal, the valley that gosh, i guess i keep getting approximately that i see that cost that i seem to for media arkansas. water rushed in and quickly filled their house. a lot of people from other people on the solid veteran submit, all of a sudden they waited to waste the water to escape and came back the next day to find their home destroyed before the keeper summarize the woo

obviously in virginia and here in the state of florida, my home state as well. i think democrats are looking to meet voters where they think voters should be and republicans are meeting voters where they're at. on school closures, for example, republicans i think were pretty passionate about reopening schools and the bison administration ultimately crushing a lot of blue states to do that. some republicans have over reached and try to end school districts and mask mandates when transmission lefrls are high in the community. i do see some lienlt. i think democrats ought to rethink that strategy. i served on the school board for four years. >> we are not talking about education. sorry to jump in here. >> we are not having conversations about education. we are not talking about substance when it comes to education policies. >> we are talking about critical race theory. >> yes and no. in terms of school closures and whether or not kids should be in person was a big topic in this country. i think republicans ended up having the upper hand there. most people now look

so this is a county of a 180000 people in florida over near sarasota gulf coast. and it gets the vast majority of his water from the peace river man, a soda regional supply authority. they've got to treatment plants down and they can't get the parts they need in order to pump the water south. michael coats manages the district water supply and said capacity is down and demand is rising, demand is rising, everybody's got free money, they're all working from home. they want to drink more than one shower more. that got pools. well, apparently the parts are and ships hanging off the long beach ports and they can't get the out water to be cleared for distribution to homes. right. great, great point because ok, they want to collect more money the government does. and so what are they gonna do? with the money they, they're going to put into infrastructure like cleaning water filters in charlotte. so people don't die from drinking arsenic. the lady who did waterloo did water or be they gave it to a speculator. so or speculating on asset you have margin calls because or ov

but, florida -- have a golden opportunity tomorrow. the bears will take the field without head coach matt nagy. he has been ruled out after testing positive for covid earlier this week. the niners had to the windy city, trying to put an end to their 4 game losing streak. jimmy g, still the starting quarterback. freelances ready to go, though, after missing last week with a knee sprain. with a 2-4 record and a healthy tray, head coach kyle shanahan was asked earlier this week, if jimmy is just one bad game away from losing his job. >> i would never answer a question like that. can ask it 1000 different ways. i don't think like that. try to get our team out of this losing streak. four losses in a row. we hunkered down this week, were trying to get our guys back in -- play artist, play as good as we can. >> what's gonna happen because i'll be honest with you, too bad teams, have no idea. >> what's gonna happen? >> i have no idea. be sure to check in and that nbc sports bay area for the 40 night is pregame live show at 9:00 a.m. than get r

. >> a lot of states think about having large latino populations, people think about california, florida, arizona, colorado, you know the list better than i do. virginia is a state that very often people forget is now in that column, that there is now a sizable latino population in virginia. talk to me about the role that they're going to play on tuesday and what you see as the campaigns having done right or wrong when it comes to reaching out to them. >> thank you for asking that question, because i think it's going to be the key to the election. steve kornacki was talking to everybody about where we needed to look, especially louden county and these counties that overperform in the presidential election. guess what else happens in those counties? it's where latinos and african-americans live. so me watching on election night louden county and other enclaves where there's lots of folks of color, if they turn out the same as the presidential or someone in between will literally determine. as i always said, follow the money. you've seen this exorbitant amount of spending going into talkin

obviously in virginia and here in the state of florida, my home state, as well. i think democrats are looking to meet voters where they think voters should be and republicans are meeting voters where they're at on school closures, for example. republicans i think were pretty passionate about reopening schools and the biden administration ultimately ended up pressuring a lot of blue states to do that. i think some republicans have now overreached and are trying to end school districts' mask mandates when transmission levels are high in the community is obviously a mistake. but i do see some liability for democrats on education in the present and in the future as well. and i think democrats really ought to rethink that strategy. i served on the school board for four years. >> we're not really talking about education, carlos. sorry to jump in here. we're not really having conversations about education. we're not talking about substance when it comes to education policy. we're talking about critical race theory. that's not really education. >> yes and no. in terms of

places that you would normally think that have a lot of risk, as you're mentioning-- you know, the floridas, the louisianas, the texas-- those places actually still have a lot of risk. there's a lot of critical infrastructure at risk. but the surprising part that we found is, there's a lot of alluvial flooding, or precipitation flooding, that sees the middle of america have a lot of risk. so, places like west virginia, which you wouldn't think about as being a big flood area, has a significant amount of critical infrastructure that has inoperable risk, meaning that if the floodwaters make it to the building, it would render things inoperable-- police stations, hospitals, those things that are critical to the community. but also things that you wouldn't necessarily think about right away, but you can see from news stories that they actually are impacted in a big way, like utilities. so, ida went through and knocked out-- didn't really flood a lot of areas in louisiana. there were impacted areas. but the big story was that the utility was knocked off and that it wasn't able to operate for the