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wisconsin. republicans are still on the verge of winning the majority in the house but by a smaller margin than expected. the big win though for republicans last night came out of the sunshine state. i'm talking about florida. governor ron desantis blew out his challenger, charlie crist by a nearly 20% margin. that is enormous. desantis won the democrat strong hold of miami-dade county. his win has helped turn florida from a purple swing state to a solid red state. a shift that will have national implications. desantis, he's seen as the gop front runner for 2024. check out this "new york post" headline. front page calling him defuture. last night desantis said his policies are why. >> we saw freedom in our very way of life and so many other

jurisdictions wither on the vine. florida held the line. we chose facts over fear. we chose education over indoctrination. florida was a refuge of sanity when the world went mad. we stood as a citadel. thanks to the overwhelming support of the people of florida, we not only won election, we have rewritten the political map. thank you for honoring us with a win for the ages. we will never ever surrender to the woke mob. florida is where woke goes to die. people have come here because our policies work. leadership matters. we refuse to use polls and put our finger in the wind. leaders don't follow.

they lead. >> this was the single best case i heard for the gop in some time. biden said democracy is buying. desantis took that job and saying people have delivered their verdict. freedom is here to stay. it was positive, sunny and forward looking. needs to be the future necessary single for the party. >> that's right. it was an astounding victory. 19-point landslide victory. in four years, take a step back and look back. he's 44 years old. in 40 years, he went from squeaking out a governor's victory to a dominating performance. he's broke fund-raising records, he's won the hispanic vote in traditionally democratic strong holds and he's positioned himself for a potential battle with the former. for the republican primary nomination. this victory has solidified that florida is no longer a swing

state. solid red. it will have national implications. florida republicans dominated at every level of the ballot. these were historic gains. that needs to be underscored as well with the hispanic vote and the inroads in the previously democratic counties. his poll point, he said leadership matters. policies matter. as the federalist writes, it was a culture war that he made his big tent. clay travis wrote, it's now the base of the republican party talking about florida. an unprescedented level of confidence. if you are the gop wrote a journalist, you elevate desantis. as he says, that leadership is what worked. >> harris, the numbers tell the story. miami-dade county double digit victory there. look, going back to 2002 the last time a republican won it's, you can see the numbers for republicans they dip in the 30s. desantis bringing up the numbers

to 55.3%. he won palm beach county. he won according to fox news voter analysis. latinos plus 13. women plus 15. suburban voters, plus 17. >> you know, when the surf side tower fell on that beach, to see him day in and day out leading the news conferences with democrats and republicans on that day as every day, you saw someone that really knows how to take action in a crisis. we've so many crises right now in this country that it's policy over any sort of personality. it is. the people of florida seem to have started that drum beat now. that yeah, they may like him, they may love him. they don't know what they think about him. you do. maybe they do. >> they like him enough to vote him in. that tells you all you need to know. >> that's something that we saw all the time. don't listen to what somebody

says. watch what they do. his words matches actions. you know what? he's made some mistakes along the way when he went after disney. that didn't pan out the way he hoped for. the reason he tried is because he understood that people were tired of the woke conversation. he never faltered in the sense that his messaging was consistent. democrats could take a page from him, republicans could take a page from him on how to count votes in an election. arizona should pay attention. kellyanne conway and i just talked about this. what does it say that a former president chose to go there at the end of the pandemic? trump went to florida. he's always had a place there. he has a lot of houses. >> yeah, florida born and raised, florida voter. i go back often. i was there last weekend. the enthusiasm last weekend, when you say desantis, you can't get through the rest of your speech. there's a lot of cheers. i would counter that reaction

that you get to the reaction of the media. tammy, watch the meltdown. just smile. >> i'm totally just got miami-dade. this is a big one in florida. let's take a look. we got the -- yeah. so let's put this in some perspective. miami-dade county has 275,000 people. in 2016, this was a democratic county by 30 points. look at this. in the mail-in and early vote, which again tends to be more democratic friendly, marco rubio, the republican, is outright leading in miami-dade county. >> miami-dade has been trending republican for a long time. it's been slowly slipping toward the republican party. it's hard to turn people out having done an election out there without obama on the ballot. it's just that the turnout is anemic. whereas, you know, the conservative cuban american population in miami-dade, they know what they want.

>> this is the first time since reconstruction that florida won't have any democrats in statewide office. period. desantis -- >> the message -- >> miami-dade -- >> they know the significance of this. florida is so large it really is like its own little miniature example of the united states. that you can get subsets and all kinds of ages and ethnic groups and everything else. it's large. you can't just walk it. right? so i think the media has understood what this means regardless of what was happening around the rest of the country. they dismiss desantis. they focused obsessed with donald trump. the thing the two men have in common is that they're fearless. even regardless, i think the disney thing did have a good impact. it was a statement that i'm not going to be afraid. this was wrong. right? it sets his brand but it's more

than a brand. it says an attitude that he's willing to do what it takes to -- he speaks the anti-woke language. he also as we saw with the hurricane and with the condo collapse tragedy, he can govern. this is the difference. how you can govern. now he's had no real internal anti-desantis thwarting or resistance in florida. so maybe it's easy to govern when you have all the support in the world. we will have to see about that. i think the media has recognized that this is the reflection of what has happened in the country. we see other great wins for republicans. look, the democrat win is, they didn't loose as badly as they expected. now the worst part of this and the media will have to deal with this as well is that there's no reflection amongst the democrats. they will consider this a win. and so nothing will change. hochul won't do anything about crime. biden will continue to set fire

to the finances and to energy. it will be a black swan internationally that will test this country. i hope to god we can face it. >> jason, joy reed said it was the cubans voting for desantis. it was the puerto ricans as well. we were all haters that weren't supposed to turn out in florida. battlefield of love. let's roll the tape. >> he's on the battlefield of hate. i'm on the battlefield of love. i'm going to beat him base i'm running on love and love always wins. >> the battlefield of love. how did that turn out? >> i was watching -- i was here at fox watching the bank of televisions. when they went to ron desantis to give his victory speech, only fox was showing it. none of the other networks. they know that he is probably, you know, one of the frontrunners to become the next president of the united states of america. if you watched and he talked

about his accomplishments and then you look at the way he talked about the love of his wife, that touched a lot of people across the country. he did a spectacular job on that. to harris' point, it's because he has taken action and done things. he didn't have to just say oh, it's about democracy. he's like look what we did in florida. so i think it portended well. ron desantis loves his country as much as anybody. you got to also credit marco rubio. he had a spectacular night. >> he did. >> he had -- we got to watch that and learn from that. the rest of the country, not so great for republicans. >> the so-called haters showed up. charlie i guess has to go find a job now. coming up, the balance of power in congress still up in the air in control of the senate as well. it now hinges on four races. that's next. ♪

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>> president biden we have learned will address the nation with remarks at 4:00 p.m. eastern from the white house. here's a tweet from president biden. democracy doesn't happen by accident. we have to defend, strengthen and renew it. i'll have more to say this afternoon but thanks to the poll workers and officials that worked in to the night to safeguard our sacred right to vote and the millions who made their voices heard. so he was taking criticisms. it was history-making that he hadn't checked in with a date, a time that he would talk post mid-term elections. every president has done that. potentially he waited to see how it would go. it went his way for the most part.

tammy, i want to ask you this quick question. kelly and conway and i were talking about this. is it possible -- jason, you said something, too -- is it possible this is a bad harbinger for president biden? now he can check the box of you can't take me off the ticket. i'm running. the party can check the box of, you did well. you did all you can do. move on. >> and i said early on, a few weeks earlier, the republican victory would be the best thing to happen for the democrats. the damage would be stopped effectively. they would have time to reflect and to make changes, switch out white house staff. make biden -- he would be embarrassed. the problem is politically we think that this is in fact bad for the democrats. they're going to misread this. oh, we won. you heard already that he's going to repeat the messaging that the weird vague amorphous messaging about democracy. energy will still be under attack.

the economy, they won't change tact right there. then we have to worry about a black swan happening internationally with iran and saudi arabia, with taiwan, china, et cetera. so yes, this is bad for them. they will not recognize it. the people hurt first will be the american people and the republicans in the house have got to try to mitigate that as much as this. >> they have to get a positive plan and march it out. the votes are still being counted in several key races at this house. those are the votes that will determine the control of congress. for the first time, joe biden may no longer enjoy the comfort of majorities in the house and senate. republicans scored a victory in ohio. j.d. vance beat congressman tim ryan. in pennsylvania, the democrats came out on top. john fetterman defeated dr. oz. meanwhile, we're still waiting on calls from the senate races in arizona, nevada and wisconsin and georgia likely headed to a run-off in georgia because

raphael warnock and herschel walker is squeaky tight. it's still below 50%. that would force that run-off. all of it leaves control of the senate undecided for now. so jason, let's walk back a little bit to the state of georgia there. i want to get your thoughts on that. because that's a place where republicans lost the opportunity to pick up seats there last time. there was a lot of hope we'll recoup 50% with herschel walker. it's not over yet. what is your take? >> i don't understand the gap of somebody that goes for the ballot and votes for governor kemp and then votes for warnock. that gap is significant. i hope it goes to a run-off because i think herschel walker will win. the expectation is that republicans ultimately will control the senate. i think they'll win in nevada. ron johnson will pull this off. he always wins really tight races. >> you're not daunted at all

about how close this is. >> oh, he will come back. i won by 10,000 votes. you know, everybody else is sweating. and arizona, i still think will go to masters. i do think that that will happen as the late votes get counted. emily? >> i have to say as well, a lot of the gubernatorial races are interesting especially in oregon. we expected to be -- i expected there to be more of a landslide in certain areas. part of it is -- i spent a lot of time there. as we saw in exodus from the major urban cities to the rural areas, from oregon, the move to idaho, californians move to florida, we thought that that shift would be reflected in the color than actual seats. the third largest county in oregon is where the candidate is from. we're awaiting those results. that would be a fundamental shift. there's certain states like

georgia where it's neck and neck and it could go either way frankly. there's somewhere the republicans will eek out that victory in a way that was not expected in the beginning given the wave that many expected. >> what was the biggest surprise for you last night? >> a lot. the fact that fetterman could win. we've gone through some of the issues that he's been dealing with. it was stunning to see. the outstanding senate races. let's say we pick up two of the three that you mentioned. there's a very real likelihood it could come down to georgia. what does that give you? last time around, 2020. let me say this. every ounce of republican energy, every last ounce needs to go into that georgia race because it could potentially what makes or breaks the senate, getting herschel walker over the finish line. there's a temptation to talk about 2024. no, no, no. 2022 is not over. every republican energy needs to go to grinding the biden agenda

to a halt. that could go straight through the state of georgia. >> martha: does that include trump? >> he needs to put it on pause. he will make his own decision. >> does he go to georgia? >> desantis, trump, whomever, no one announces 2024 until we get through december 6. >> do you see the former president, a need for him to go to georgia? >> we have to make strategic calculations. governor desantis should be welcomed given what happened last night. you have to look at the realities on the ground. we have to win the senate. that's it. got to win the senate. >> we'll move on. the democrats -- that was like a pep talk. >> yeah. >> i don't know why i feel peppy. just going to read the prompter. frustrations are mounting after two of their celebrity candidate, stacey abrams and beto o'rourke went down in defeat again. ♪

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>> wisconsin now. incumbent senator ron johnson has won. we can effectively call it now, we had been waiting a bit. we always do before we project that the republican or anybody has won in a race. he has defeated mandela barnes. mandela barnes got the late visit from president obama. this was squeaky tight. it continues to be. i got to say, when jason chaffetz is right, jason chaffetz is right. so that check mark on the right for ron johnson, they're a point apart. you say this is how he rolls. >> this is how he rolls. 27,000 votes. he will be celebrating, taking the family to chuck e. cheese tonight. >> excellent. >> i'll ask him about that the

next time he's on. we're projecting the winner of this race in wisconsin is senateser johnson. real quickly. you were just talking about how important the senate is. >> i will say, jason chaffetz, you speak things and they come to existence. that being said, yes, that means that we've gotten two out of the three outstanding. put georgia out of here. one out of the three. get one more, arizona, you can pick up, nevada is looking close. it could come down to georgia if you don't get both. >> i think the best chance is nevada. laxalt is a no-name. he's a wonderful candidate. less than half of the vote had been in. and the current congressman, the republican, had a 60-40 margin. he's going to win. >> that would be the only incumbent defeated in the election. >> the hispanic vote, i'm

telling you, republicans have done exceptionally well in good pockets all across the country. >> the choices that republicans were making in who is running. it became more diverse. the grass roots, right? they spoke the language. different generations. >> that's a great way to put it. >> all of that combined. and so we're making head way. >> the reason i say that's a great way to put it, you can find candidates from different lanes. when you find people from difference life experiences, that's what counts. two things. adam laxalt had just spoken with kellyanne conway before she walked on the set. he told her he thought he had it. he's got it within a few points. he would never speak out of turn. nobody will speak up and take something. from what he's seeing now. this is late in the counting game. unless you're arizona. that was the point i'm getting to. we're still not entirely clear

what went on there, but tammy, come on. we have to count votes in one day in this country. >> not that we don't want to nationalize elections, but there can be national standards that we can apply to each state. the difference between arizona and nevada is, the governor's race. we can't really quite tell. in nevada, it's good for the republican at the top. at least they're not dragging that senate candidate down. in arizona, we don't know. kari lake is not performing as the polls suggested she would with that kind of energy she had. as a result, it was lake and blake. an important teaming of the republicans there. so this is why the counting matters. it gets to be scary. but i like your enthusiasm and your prediction about what will happen here. i do think nevada looks good. and i think that there's potential for arizona. we take a breath. >> so you've gotten to 51 there

potentially with nevada. and then arizona would put you in a distant 52. >> good enough to stop biden for two years. >> as i come to you, i'm thinking about wisconsin and the late visit with barack obama for mandela barnes. all of the things, the receipts that we saw and the late days of mandela barnes talking about crime and -- so much there that was opposite perhaps to what he was selling on the trail. >> that's right. i think we saw it as the hallmark with a lot of these last-minute celebrity campaigning that i think to your point about being connected as the voter base, they hadn't been connected with the entire time, which brings me back to nevada. i want to make two points. the important thing about nevada, there's no state income tax and it's a very business friendly state. that was a state that could not afford to have all of those huge corporations and huge casinos, the entertainment industry, fall flat during covid. they had a really difficult time

straddling that line. they have absolutely risen from the ashes. that's why we saw people like wallberg from l.a. to nevada and launch his studio there. secondly, the indigenous population that the gop candidates had reached out to them. democrats never did. we expected to vote a certain way. nobody looked at us. then they asked how they feel about things and their preferences mattered. >> i talked to laxalt. if he wins, foxnews.com followed him. went to towns with 100 people, 200 people. he did not write off rural voters. >> exactly. all right. more "outnumbered" in just a moment.

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>> stacey abrams and beto o'rourke are not the power house candidates that they thought they were. they had their hopes dash add again leaving democrats wondering whether or not supporting them will work. abbott is set for his third term and marking his third straight election loss. in georgia, stacey abrams loss in her rematch with brian kemp by an even bigger margin than in

2018. jason, unlike 2018, however, she called to concede to governor kemp. the question is did she also concede 2018? we're not sure. >> we're not sure. look, these are candidates like robert francis o'rourke that took these positions. i don't think he was ever a serious candidate. he never was going to win in texas. >> these governors who have had their heads down and leading the entire time, whose policies have been sound, they have been advocating for their constituents for everyone that lives in their respective states. these celebrity candidates circling around them like when you watch an eagle be attacked by crows and the little birds are flying around them. propped up. you remember beto on the vanity fair cover. stacey abrams on t-shirts throughout the novelty stores. the reality was, when you roll up your sleeves as an elected

official and you get something done and you govern, that's what the voters see. >> no doubt. there's a movie called "christmas vacation." >> an american classic. >> yes. >> is it a brother-in-law or cousin eddie? >> every family has one. >> including democrat party. he comes and he pulls up in his rv and eats the food and leaves. that's beto, that's stacey abrams. they show up, they take the money from the democrat party and pour it in their races and take it from other candidates and head out like cousin eddie except cousin eddie is more likable and you're left with beto and stacey and a deep, deep hole in the democrat coffers. >> the free loaders stealing the funds of the fund raisers. for some reason, the media has not gotten it. they're on this celebrity superficial plain. >> that's their life. >> three times a charm for beto

and stacey? >> stacey did a guest shot on a star trek series. really. this is -- these are like professional candidates. they don't expect to win. in fact, maybe they don't want to. they can keep doing it and they don't have to govern. then there's charlie crist. so you have these individuals that can't let go. like, you know, the girlfriend of the boyfriend that won't go away. their job is to follow you around and to carry a torch. >> we call them stalkers. >> what i love about this is the voters, we see this in almost every state. we're picking and choosing. right? people weren't doing like a straight down ballot. one point or another, there was a thoughtfulness. and i think the democrats, they live in a world of hollywood and image. that's what the media does. if you're in a magazine cover, well, it's more complicated than that. i think we'll see that overall. it's very exciting. i think we'll see these two and see more coming up. more of these professionals.

>> i feel like voters get complications. the media doesn't. the party as a whole on the democratic side doesn't. so do you feel that either we'll notice that voters resonated on the issues that they feel every day rather than saying you put this person on the cover of a magazine? like the hollywood thing, the heidi and spencer and call up us magazine and say we're at the beach. put us here. it was a manufactured celebrity. the voters saw through this. >> you'll have to deincentivize the media that are complicit by getting the blue check and say oh, my gosh, you have stacey abram on the cover of -- the question should be did you ask her about her policies. i do think if we could drill down for a second on looking

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congress. the red wave failed to materialize. where do we go from here? re results in arizona will still being counted. is ron desantis of the new face of the republican party? are we headed for a battle royale between the florida governor and donald trump for 2024? i'm john roberts. sandra and i will answer all of those questions for you when "america reports." see you in a few minutes. ♪ >> the democrats may have defied mid-term head winds giving president biden unexpected momentum ahead of 2024. not many republicans are complaining about this. white house aides were giddy tuesday night. we're told biden will have his

traditional mid-term conference. for 2024, he's running said a senior white house official. the day before the election, said the decision won't be to the mid-terms. they're saying he's running and republicans are saying go, boy, go. >> so your goal is to run and you know that donald trump is going to run and you've beaten him before and think you can do it again, when do you announce? going to wait till november 15 when trump has a big announcement? we don't know what it is. probably that he's running. so he's having biden talks today. do you do it sometime between now and then? >> no, i'm with kayleigh. i think you wait until after december 6 if there is that run-off. probably best just to let america relax during the holidays. come at it after january. that's when the races should start. >> he likes to relax, joe biden. >> he does, but donald trump

doesn't like to. >> this would be the worst decision even for the democrat party. the exit polls, cnn, 2/3s of those voted said they don't want biden to run. american is clear. whatever happened last night we don't want this guy. >> that's right. i love that whole foreign trip. it's like the jason aldean song, if you run into my ex, don't tell her i'm drunk on a bar stool. biden is trying to exit for a lot of reasons. i say he has a huge challenge. as he pointed out, he might be facing republican majority in the house and the senate. so his agenda as you said is supposed to grind to a halt. will if that happens. mccarthy, should he take the podium has made it clear what will happen. that might include a lot of subpoenas. investigations where the priority of the economy, a priority of getting answers for once a priority of showing biden what you can do if you're in control. so i think it would be so premature and so distracting for him to announce rather than get to work of trying to push along

some semblance of achievement on his part. >> tammy, the question becomes this. you know, he will have a primary challenger. the last time that happened they were in the 30s and the 40s. so what happens to pete buttigieg? he remains coy if he's running. parentsly kamala is whispering to people, it needs to be kamala if not joe. so what happens to the primary challenge? >> him announcing now does tend to stamp that down. so you don't have if whisper campaign. >> that's what i was thinking. >> so -- besides, this is not a team of people. it is a team. it's him and his wife and the faceless people are running the country. they have an interest in this staying because those people then stay in power. it has to be biden. otherwise the entire frame work changes. but they haven't cared about

what the american people have been thinking. look at the polls for the last two years and what has happened. they have not cared about the results or the damage or don't care we don't like it. >> and it's not cost them. >> at least they don't think it has. so that will not be a factor in the decision about whether or not he will run. there's no reason to wait. it would stop. they don't want to be a lame duck -- >> you think president trump does it tuesday? >> i think -- they're already saying it in different ways. if you're going to say it officially, i don't know how that would change. but i think they're going to want to stop this. again, as i said earlier, they're mistaking already what tuesday meant. then what happens with trump is going to be interesting, add an interesting element. there will still be a challenge. they'll recognize whether it's desantis or god forbid a trump and desantis ticket, oh, my goodness would be an amazing experience. >> oh my obama is what democrats are thinking. they can't have him. >> they can't.

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♪♪ >> "new york times" is getting burned on social media after publishing advice on how people can cope with the results of the midterm elections. the paper tweeting out five tips for its readers to try to ease election stress. check these out. try five finger breathing, whatever that is. cool down by plunging your face into a bowl with ice water, sounds like -- walk, breathe like a baby and limit your scrolling. tammy, if you have to take any of this advice you are not normal.

>> live and breathe like a baby sounds like the democrat base the last several years. water in the ice, like waterboarding a bit and you want to remember to bring your face out of the bowl. it really, it was an insult in general, and i don't know if any democrats today have to do that. but yeah. >> who needs this advice? i woke up this morning, i hugged my daughter, like your family is number one, who needs this. >> look, "new york times" knows its audience. >> oh, wow. >> and it's the screaming woman. we remember her face in 2016, harris. >> the only person i've ever known to do the ice water thing was joan crawford. she said it was go for the capillaries in the skin and kept you looking young. i might try it, but not from melting down but from gravity. >> five finger breathing. trace the outside of your hand

with your pointer finger. an ives on the left, give me a break. >> we did that as kids, too. >> as kids, right. >> when you trace you have to breathe in and out when you trace. >> i suppose. why democrats are in such trouble. >> emily, is this soothing to you? >> no, only annoying. and sure they know their base, why don't they say if you are frustrated with the results here is how you do something, affect and enact change in your city. you run or -- >> go volunteer. >> constructive suggestions that really help the community rather than being like sit and cry and trace your finger and -- >> the same publication had to write apology letter in 2016, i don't think they have come a long way at all. >> no, they don't. it's silly. it's amazing how like immature -- i hope it was done

tongue in cheek but it wasn't. i remember when trump won everybody had to take off school, they needed a day of mourning, like come on, it was an election, move on. >> you know what they should do, quit the "new york times." put the "new york times" in a bowl of water, you'll be better off. >> breathe like a baby. i don't understand the breathe like a baby. >> they have faster respiratory rates. >> the fetal position and do that, seriously, that's what they want you to do, all democrat, another reason democrats have an interest in voting for people other than democrats. >> fetal positions, maybe we should mention a birthday on the couch here. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> that would be -- >> talking about a baby, i was talking about a little baby. >> today is a very special day. it's emily's birthday. happy birthday! >> yay. >> thank you so much, thank you so much. and feels like a bonus to be

honest, because my amazing boyfriend threw me such a perfect special surprise celebration. it was so intimate, at one of our favorite places in virginia, and look at that cake. that frenchy bakery surprised me, 72 mach 1 in perfect detail just like my car. love you all, thank you. >> emily, i love this. happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> here is "america reports." >> the people have delivered their verdict. freedom is here to stay. [cheering] >> because of your efforts i am proud to say that i've been re-elected to the united states senate. >> i believe we are on the cusp of a new generation of leadership in this republican party that will restore common sense, that will put hard working americans first, and that will leave for our children what they deserve to inherit. the greatest country in th