Election Eve Jitters: Record Turnout, Optimistic Polls and Real Worries

One day before Election Day, Mark Hayes and Brock Ganeles take stock of record early turnout in Georgia, North Carolina and other swing states. Brock questions whether the surge is real or just voters moving away from mail-in ballots due to lack of trust in the postal office.

Mark expresses optimism as he is seeing waves of young voters in several Southern states. Overall, both hosts expect a good day for Democrats on Tuesday, although they lack a general trust in the American electorate.

The polls were wrong with both Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris. It will be a sleepless night for those of us concerned about democracy Key Topics:: The Detroit church visit by Mike Rogers and Haley Stevens, and Al Sayed's Michigan Senate race North Carolina's early vote numbers and the backlash over moving polling places off am HBCU campus Why the hosts want impeachment and investigations to start on day one of a new Congress.

Trump must be removed immediately for the safety of the country. Criticism of Democratic leadership and a plea for Chuck Schumer to step aside as Senate Leader.

His support for Haley Stevens was the last straw for a man out of touch with his party. Poll observers, voter intimidation and why they say to vote anyway A WNBA finals recap and the push for women's sports coverage Honest conversation, in black and white.

Make it too big to rig.