Episode 225
Guests: Sen. Chuck Schumer, Ron Klain, Sherrilyn Ifill, Bill Kristol
How ecstasy turned into agony as Warnock defeat of Herschel Walker starts sinking in. Tonight: the man who drafted Raphael Warnock to run, Democratic Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, joins live. Plus, Sherrilyn Ifill on the long term project to turn Georgia blue. And White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain on a Biden win streak unlike any seen in generations. Plus, with still more classified documents uncovered in Florida, a criminal conviction of his company in New York, and midterm disaster laid at his feet…the loud Republican calls to ditch Donald Trump.
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