tim ryan joins me now. welcome to "meet the press." >> great to be with you. >> why do you think it's taken this long for someone like you or democrats to say, you know what, it's been a decade since democrats won control the house. why has there been so much comfort with her leadership until today? >> i think you think the next election is going to be different. the next elections haven't been different. my level of frustration came from the idea that we're going to have for two more years the same conversation as we have been having since 2010. i think the level of frustration in our caucus is as great as i have seen it. it's time to do something about it, not just talk about it. now we're not even the national party. we're a coastal party. we have to move forward. if we're not going to get voters in ohio, michigan, someone minut in minnesota, we have to go back there and campaign and get those voek folks in the fold. >> bernie sanders said the following -- do you think he is alluding to identity politics

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there you see tim kaine, her vice presidential running mate. let's listen in. she will concede to donald trump. >> i'm proud of hillary clinton great history maker. in everything she has done as a civil rights lawyer and first lady of arkansas, and first lady of this country, and senator. and secretary of state. she has made history in a nation that is good as so many things, but has made it uniquely did it f -- difficult for a woman to be elected. she became if first main party nominee as a woman to be president, and last night won the [ cheers and applause ] that is an amazing accomplishment. it is an amazing accomplishment. i'm proud of hillary clinton yu, she has held fast a dream. she was inspired at a young age that an epiphany, that if women and children do well, that's a best barometer that a society does well. she would have made history in one sense, but we have never had a president who has made their whole career about the empowerment of families and children, and i was as excited about that in the oval all of a sudden as my friend, hillary, there a

we have clinton's running mate tim kaine here, donald trump jr. will join us live. our powerhouse political team all spread out across the country. we're going begin with cecilia vega with hillary clinton from the start and at her polling place this morning in westchester. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. 576 days on the campaign trail. more than 280 campaign events. 37 states visited. and now this historic day is finally here. hillary clinton calls this the test of a lifetime. this morning, hillary clinton casting her ballot back home in chappaqua, new york. while overnight, she closed down her campaign with a little dance. ♪ this is my fight song >> reporter: marking a historic moment at a historic place. [ chanting "hillary" ] >> reporter: on the same stage at philadelphia's independence mall, the obamas, the clintons, and 33,000 people, the largest crowd of this entire campaign, all there for a symbolic passing of the torch. the president even paving the way by helping hillary clinton to the podium. >> see, when it's -- when it'

tim kaine here, donald trump jr. will join us live. our powerhouse political team all spread out and start with cecilia vega with hillary clinton from the start and at her polling place this morning in west chester. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. 576 days campaigning, more than 280 campaign events, 37 states visited and now this historic day is finally here. hillary clinton calls this election the test of our time. when it was all clinton did a little dance. ? this is my fight song ? >> reporter: marking a historic moment at a historic place. [ chanting "hillary" ] >> reporter: on the same stage at philadelphia's independence mall, the obamas, the clintons and 33,000 people, the largest crowd of this entire campaign, all there for a symbolic passing of the torch. the president even paving the way by helping hillary clinton >> see, when it's -- when it's not, it's gotta be permanently there for you. >> we face the test of our time, what will we vote for? not just against. >> reporter: the nation's first

all right, senator tim kaine, thank you very much. wrapping up his campaign with a midnight rally in michigan. he is back in new york city this morning to vote. says he's going to win with the help of tom brady and bill belichick of the new england patriots. our tom llamas has been with him from the start. tussled with him at times here in midtown manhattan. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. this morning donald trump will be here in manhattan and he'll vote. he'll walk into his polling location, grab this giant ballot, he's going to open it up. at the top of that he'll have an for president. now, melania and ivanka trump will also be voting with him this morning. this will be the first time ith ivanka votes for her father. he'll need every vote he can get. on the eve of election day, donald trump already declaring victory. >> i think we're going to blow them out tomorrow in a lot of different way, blow them out. no way. this is not the sound of a second place finisher, that i can tell you. >> reporter: trump

it's moving. >> robin asked tim kaine where he sees hope. the polls show you behind right now. what are you looking for for hope? >> so i want everyone to turn out, people who have been let down, i want them to turn out and vote and bring their friends and we'll see what happens. i mea and they're screaming, we love you, keep doing what you're doing and i've had just as many come up and say, we love you, keep doing what you're doing. they've been put in a box oftentimes by the media. by a false narrative created out there. you know, they can't be as vocal about supporting trump and it's going to be interesting to see how that turns out. >> you saw your father last night at some of those rallies say if he loses this whole thing has been a waste of time. is that what you think? >> you know, i don't know about that. wake up and start representing their constituency. what i've seen, government of the elite by the elite and for the elite. and seen it whether it be all of the corruption out there, all of the nonsense that we've been reading about over -- i don't think that's what the