and i've got this feeling. >> meet again movement that inspires. what exactly hapand welcome to tucker carlson. >> tonight, what exactly happened in yesterday'ned inersm elections? well, we wisprh you could tellwe you with some precision. that's our job., a number of kes but we can'tar because inl a number of key races around the country, we still don' no declared wi have a vote total.nne senate in arizona, for example, there is no declared winner in the senate race or in the governor's race. >> at this point, it seemsms l likely that bothik terry lake

and blake masters will win. we'll be speaking to you iwin.n just a minute about that.n just but according to news reports, the official results may not moh be in for more than a month, a month. >> officials in arizona told to cnbc today that they are, quote, prepared to work through wk thanksgiving and possibly christmas as well. that means rs in a race that w that means results by new year's in a race that was held in early november. >> that seems late. how late is it?it? well, by comparison, th the results of the eighteene sixty two midterm elections,, tabulated by candlelight, without machines or electricity, which are tabulated by candlelight without machines or even electricity in the middle of a raging a civilk. war, were clear before the end of the week. that was the entire country. arizona is a single state,ona is which, by the way, is a fraction of the size of florida, which, as you mayfr hae noticed on its votes in less than a day, sort of brazil, an entire country that seems embarrassing, if not like a full blown emergency. counting the votes isn't some added extra. added exu get fou get for goverf they have a surplus, like fighting climate change, s bringing equity, counting the votes is a core function of government, along with lawtion e

forssmann, maintaining the roads, keeping the border secure, efficient electionmeg s are the reason you pay taxes.y ta >> but arizona doesn't seem to have them. why is that? that? do don't ask command. cnn'n if you got questions about this or any other election. no unauthorizerized questions. instead, watch cnn. or if you don't have cable, simply trust your local officials. >> you see, that'sl our first a votes and that's the wonder of democracy, whether you're a democrat or republican . and i wanted to point that out to be a little bit of a crank br in the room following briona there. stay off socia stay off social l media people. if you're trying to figure out if you're trying to figure out, are there really issuevotingss,u with voting, trust your localste officials, trust us here, truswt a news source that you know and trust.do >> to be honest about this,g it they're doing their jobs right and they're doing right. >> they're doing their jobs. they're doing it right. really. >> cnn can get a little more reporting. the how are they doing it? it's pretty funny, but wereally digress. the state of our electionemba systems in many places is indeed pretty embarrassing. but sorrase last honestly, withe results of last night's elections, republicans swore

rethey werthey were going to swd tsunami. that's what they told us .nest and to be honest, cautiously believe them.e to weeping but they did not sweep, not even close to sweeping p the republican party in the end may take control of the housar h and the senateouse, but only by thtiny margin at best. that's great. was n otbut it was not the plan. the plan was really simple.d iteasy seemed easy a week ago, n unpopular president , a faltering economy, an open border, the looming risk of nuclear war, how about that? thp thatall those together. how could there not be a massive republican win nationally wins everywhere? well, there weren't some exceptions, but overall there weren't. fact, joe biden was not punisheds out in fact, he was out there bragging about himself today. prettyf pretty frustrating. t you want the republicans to win, not simply because they're so greate so g, but bece democrats are so very bad.t >> and that's not an overstatement. e they'rso what happened? >> well, before we give you.onee our theories as to whateople wht happened, an obvious point, the people whose job it was to win but did not win should go do something else. speaki

now,ng we're speaking specifically of the republican leadership of the house and the senate and of the rnc.na there's nothing personal. some of them arete. no doubt nie people, but they took hundredsol do millions of dollars to paint the map red and they didn't.es doesn't mean they're evil. they it doesn't mean they shouldt be be jailed. it does mean they shouldn'te. be promoted. no one should ever be rewarded for failure. if there's a truly conservative principle in life, it's the principle of the merites that you reward excellence. you do not reward mediocrity. when you do, things fall apart.. democrats kept promoting tony fauci despite his obvious ineptitude. what is that? that's corruption.i despits ine. what is that? that's corruption. republicans should never do anything like that. >> and iike thf they do, what's the point of voting for them?fet >> they're no different. so the question is , why didd republicans underperform last night? you're hearing a lot oicans unde abortiont was about abortion. suburban ladies were mad about roe . that's certainly plausible in some places. probably truy e on the other hand , a number of resolutely pro-life republicans thrived

statewide. re that would include ron johnson in wisconsin, brian kemp inborto georgia, ted budd in northn carolina, pro-life rosol. >> sfacto abortion have been a factor, but it's not why the whole answer. many others are saying that donald trump is the reasonthat republicans didn't do as wel'sli as they thought they would. that's a more complicate thd question. the truth is we can't really thi see the entire picture this early. excuse us . i mean, the truth is trump has d blessingn a mixe politically. the downsides are marbled inwnsi with the upsides. but in thides d withs case, he's certainly not the single cause of anything. republicans last night suffere d d a fair amount of down ballot losses in races that hadp, i nothing to do with trump in o michigan, for example. so whether you like trumr p or not and many don't. and what do it's a lot more complicated than just him. >>am and then there's the most amusingly stupid explanation of thl these useless election talk .at >> s oveo bad candidates were the problem. and that's all over twitter. the twits aresayingdit telling you now the candidates were subpar and that was the problem. candidatates were quality mattef course, strictly speaking, thatf is true. a ctethe quality the candidate?

matter. but at really, how much does i td pres matter?idt two well, let's see.yeo from the >> joe biden got elected president two years ago from his basement. john fetterman became a us n senator last night. doesight anyone think john fetterman was a quality candidate? -ha-ha. is that why heis he won because td quality candidates on the left to the voteres of pennsylvania really want a brain damaged candidate who's never had a real job? do they think he was more impressive than the guy who spent his career doing heart transplants? >> probably not.m credit for you've got to give him credit for at least knowing who theyfe. were voting for and they votedwt fo dr john fetterman. he won anyway. cases what does that tell you?candid it tells you thaate t inqualitys the quality is not actually the most important thing.ll what is ?, they well, the mechanics of an election, they matter. in fact,metimes than matter somi more than any individualle running in the election. the way people vota bi vote makg difference to the outcome.e out. and so, by the way, this access. to channels of communication, why does that matter?es >> tha? well, because you can sa speaever you want, but if noll

one hears you, you're not really speaking. and that's the case for republicans. so often often. as if republicans can communicate their message unencumberedr me on a single caf television channel and a handful of relatively low traffiwebsites. c websites, that's it. >> the rest of the american media amounts to a gigantic filter designed to distort. republicans are saying it's a campaignn ape it apparatus any the democrats have it that yout can whin, e about that all the media are liberal, but it'so not about liberal orns conservative. it's about winning elections. and democrats ca they n because they have that. so if republicans want to win elections, too, they might spend some money to fix that,pay to achieve parity. >> so to restate, as of tonight, democrats haveel far more control ofecti, and alt the election machinery and almost total control o f the american media. d and republicanon'ts don't. quef these are not ideological problems. it's not a question of who's righ t on the issues. that's that's settled certainly in our mind, but probably ined indt probably in the the minds of even peopleepublica who would vote republican if it t occurred to them. t it

but it doesn't because they don't know what they stand for. thesthey don't know whate are q of who's right and who's wrong,a but who makekes s into elected c office of who wields power ie,n many. care about th the right don't seem to understand this at all. they don't care abouetar the details. two and a half yearsago, ago, the last administration and its republican allies in congress watched passively, seemingly in glassy eyed sedation as the democratic party used the pretext of covid to rewrite election laws around t the country in order to get its own candidates into office. they didn't do it by accident. ce. th accidenthey knew what they wg last night. those laws, many of whic h are still on the books, paid offtern generously. b john fetterman bombed in his public debate. he you saw it. humiliated himsel he humiliated himself. he made a mockery off. the election, but it didn't matter. by that point, thanks to earlya. voting veterans margin was already in the bank. nearly 70% of democrats hada voted early. in the pennsylvania races,f repu only 20 percent ofbl republicans did. so, okay, it's over, but itese r doesn't need to be repeated. t r

these are fixable problems.ut. you can get your message out. t you can force the other side. if you try hard enough to agree on fair election rules. but you can't do anyf othatf te unless you acknowledge these problems exist. so those are probably the real problems. but enough of the depressing recap. there were bright spots last e we night. re there were, asy ha as dispiritee may have been. imtportanink it's importan .to enjoy them always.ing. the good news is worthece of savoring. so the first piece of good newse is actually the flip side of the worst piece of news, which is tha ews, which it john ketterman won won withou pennsylvania and then went to john fetterman win, but heeas yoingln without speaking a singe coherent sentence foru the entire campaign. sense it's now, you may hav ae been appalli by that, but in some sense, instead, achievementev. l john fetterman in winning shattered the thickest of allcer glass ceilings, which foier the centuries has prevented the unapologetically brainunapol john fet damage from winning statewide election. so john fetterman is not justu.a a us senator now.pioneer. he's a pioneer.s and there's nothinnog

the democratic party loves,an a reveres and elevates more quickly tha n a pioneer. >> take a look at the white house press secretary. so the question is , given hisan or inspiring achievementsp,fr how can john fetterman not be the front runner foe rdemocr the democratic nomination in 2024twenty , twenty four ? we can't control that.d we let him in kamala fight it out. but in the meantime, expectfor e a huge amount of uncomfortable entertainment value from senator johnnajohn fetterman. savor every moment. so the second piece of good news for republicans that they really should celebrate because it's greatgreat,imes soe watching your enemies get vanquished is a virtue in itself. virtthe triple c congressionallf chairman sean patrick , th, maly ,lost probably the wealthiest, slipperiest, by far notmember the stupidest member of oe congress on the democratic side. decratic side, losing to michael waller in a race when he lost to a man called michael lawler in a race thatho nobodyught a thought a republicn could ever win. in a moment, we'll speak to lawa and ask how he did it. o but it seems like lawler wone fs for a couple of reasons. thathe first is that seanr and

pat cipollone, like so many other democrats, spent the last year and a half huffing and puffing about january 6th. >> they're going to winhe on january 6th. and unlike most of i them clevers, he is more he seems to actually believe it. he's the one who claimed that officer brian was, quote, killed on january 6th last night after defeat. u maloney once again invoked, can you guess it, january 6th, a short while ago, i spoke to my opponento, michael lawler, and congratulated him on a goodh win. some of th we hope the high watermark of some of the anger and the division that we have dealt with this entire cycle from january six on through. and we hope for something americ better for our country because that's what americans deserve. we mentioned he was clever.a grc so whaiot seemed like a gracious concession and we're all in need of those on both sides.h it was, in fact another attack6th,t on januaryhe six ,s interestings

the insurrection. >> what's interesting is that moloney' thas district is fairli upscale. it includes the north suburbs of new york city. it went for biden by five points just a couple of years ago, and that support collapsed last night. trouble winni rew, there's one group republicans have had trouble winning recently. cently, since the inversion of . it's upper income white collar voters. but in that district, they wento republican . so republicans should study what happened there and not e, t just there. all over new york , democrats lost several seats across the hudson valley, long islandnn ,in very blue areas. blu and that means the democrat this is their base, upscale suburban voters. vulne democrats arrae more vulnerable than they believtheye they are.. and again, republicans should study how exactly that happened. ce that udiedone race that willd is wha for quite a long time las and enjoyed for at least six years is what happened in ohio last night. republicanned ths in ohio stunnd the democratic party. now they'll tell you, oh, wass a

a republican state. but even by the standards ofrepc a so-called republican state, t republicans dominated in ohioem lastocrat , i don't know, democt came within ten points of any republican in races fornow, in o executive positions or supreme court races. now, ifamous racforn now famouso senate in ohio, democrats spent tens of millions of dollars. more than the winner did. that would be jd vance but j.d.. e wo but jd vance one and only . did he win? he won as a decent person.e in and that's rare in any legislative body, any one on the right message. >> watch this. j wh now, the people ofat ohio haveot given the job and what we needr to do over the next couple ofe l year -s, over the next six years for the full the full length of this senate term.ma, whatever the president looks whoever is in the majority, e whatever the president looks like, we simpl a very simple jot to do. it's to go to work every singloe day and fight for the people of ohio, fight for our workers,

fight for our families, fight sg for the people strugglingoblem. with the opioid addiction fie peoplee, t for the peopl the single moms strugglingba to raise babies, just likebies my mom raised me. whet we have got a greahet state, whether you voted for me or not.i promise to do its go ate thing that i promised to do is go to the united states dsenate and fight every single day for the people of ohio. thanks to you, we get an opportunity to do just that. so we've lost more than one hundred thousand americans in the last year, mostly young people from drug buddies. drug s >> that's just the last year.e t year. ma the past fivs ofny thousands ovr the past five years. and yet when was the last time you saw someone mention it? in a victory speech? fromll fight for them, their families, the people left behind from this epidemic, from china, china through mexico,ame. destroying huge parts of america. joe biden said that he clearlyan means it and he won by a lot despite being outspent by a lot that

. so that is really good news.'s a lly goodalmost as good. we will not see for quite some time the likes of beto o'ru o'rourke and stacey abramsrkagas again, becauset, they lost yet agai yn how many offices have these to run for? how much money have democratic voters, donors spent to get them elected? >> a lot.ha-ha- it doesn't matllionsha of dollas .te and both are unemployed because it doesn't matter how much youhh spend on the advertising campaign for the dog food ofsp e the dogs don't like it. >> they will need it. campaign o that's an old song from political consultants. and in this case, itg po is tru they do work. and stacey abrams rejected thoroughly in favor of people who are not professional politicians in a number ofably cases on the republican side. so the now the lasthappened l and probably biggest piece of good news, as you alreadasy kno, t inhat happened last nigh the state of florida. put bluntly, ron desantis absolutely killed. itis. >> and the closer you look at the numbers, the more interesting and revealing and heartening it is .

votersf evereduc oatiof every el supported ron desantis over charlie crist. ro that is not happen typically in elections statewide, ron desantis even won among postgrads by seven percent. if you think that sounds normal, go look at the past five elections. republicans do not wintewide statewide among people with postgraduate degrees. but santos did. he won all but desan five countiesti inloa florida. so to the astonishment of msnbc, and the entire democratic political establishment, does, santos even managed to flip miami dade county? now, miami dade is by definition a democratic county, but he was not the only flipp republican who won there. another did as wele l. 3 miami-dade went for hillary clinton by thirty points in 2016. >> listen to the audible gasps at msnbc is they realized hispanic voters had betrayed their explicit instructions. i'm told we just got miami-dade. this is a big one in florida.a. let's take a look at this.we we got yeah. let's put this in

some perspective. y miami dadeha county is twos and three quarter million people. n 2016.hillary clinton this was a democratic county by thirty points. % hispan hillary clinton won this countyn by thirty points. miami-dade is seventd loy percet hispanic.ail- and look at thisin in the mail. in an early vote , which again, tends to be more democratic friendly. marco rubio, the republica bio, then, ty by is outright leading inse miami-dade county by sevenm fo points. >> exactly.r being ho and good for them fo abour being honest about what happened. really, no lying about it. and again, it wasn't just no republican has won in ron desantis. also, marco rubio, no county in republican , has won miami-dade county in twenty years, butn de. marco rubio did it ron desantis did it.y ne marco rubio did itar.0 points. in the end, dissent is won by nearly twenty points. things were so bad for democrats in florida that cbsult went looking for charlie cristy. supporters and couldn't findncee any in public watch. ou the way, i've got to point out that oncr e we started tha

digesting our food and digesting the day, we realized that on that dat day lg f the wayspoke to dozens o people up and down the coast of florida, all in precincts, by the way, that voted for president biden in 2020. r surpe but to our surprise, we did not run into a supporter ofe char ron desantis, hisli democratic opponent. >> that would be charlie crist. for charlie crist. >>but this does i mean, ofsible course, charlie crist wasca the lamest possible candidate. >> could hav the democrats evert have run, probably because they knew that this wao s going, to win. >> so this is one of those rare elections in which voters were l ,of course, rejecting the other side.se v but in this electionoter, a lotf those voters appear in the polling shows this to befoto tingaffirming the side they votd for. they weren't just voting against. they were voting for . they're voting forhis is ron desantis. pretty amazing, actually , according to the a fantasizes, o a realignment. >> here he is w over. these you go over these past foure of years, we've seen major challenges for the people of all

our state, for the citizens ofof the united states , and above all, for the cause of freedom. f we saw freedom in our very waysn of life in so many other jurisdiction s in this country. wither on the vine. floridida held the la held the we chose facts over fear. c we chose education over indoctrination, we chose lawr and order, over riotingthanks and disorder. tthanks to the overwhelming support of the people of florida. we not h only won election, we have rewritten the political map. as disappointed as so as disappointed as you may have been by the results last. night, what happened in floridaw is legitimately a big deal , kno will probably be a while beforei we know exactly what it means, out know for certain that it

was out of the ordinary,and pro. as we told you a minut unexpectede and profound.r thi and as wthate told you a minute ago, the other thing that great happened was kind of great that we're enjoying is that the guy in charge of getting democratste elected to congress himself lost. his name is sean pat cipollone. s namewho represented the hudson valley, who was beaten by mikehs lawlor's.on now the congressman elect, congress and he joins us tonight. >> congressman elect, thanks soa he j much for coming on .oinsks for c how'oming on how d you do this? me, thanks for having me. tuckerr., well, look, democrats control everything in washington, albany, in new york city for the first crea time in our nation's history.n b soand they have created anear ro absolute mess of forty one yearo record hign,h on inflation, surging crime, skyrocketing energy, costs and a porous southern border with not only a massive inflow of illegal immigration, but drugs comingr into our communities, killing three hundred americans a day and voters w in new york were fe up and they had enough. they wanted to restore balance and common sense to every level we'v of government we've pickede pi f

for congressional seats in new york . and we are going to have n 11 of new york's twenty six members as republicans com come januaryn and that is historic.k in my dit and i think in my district, especially, you know, seanu knoe pat cipollone as chair of the triple s. sent a memo to state democrats back in january of this year demanding that they gerrymander new york's congressional maps and knock republicans downe seats. th three seats. well, they did it and then the courts intervened. a democratned. appointed court of appeals threw out the maps, called it gerrymandered and unconstitutional and appointed a special master. and we gotuncons a fair map.whee and when i looked at the map, mw i could win th i knew i could win the seat.m th 42% of it is rockland county.'m born and raised. where i'm born and raised. e my i've lived my entire life. my family has been here over a hundred years. we won rochlin by 10 points. and that's why defeated sean why pat cipollone yesterday. >> it's just we're savoringr: po the irony and probably notba

enough victoriesories to to celh >> but the ones that camecelebr through are we're celebrating.sp and thisecial amazing, one is ey amazing because this is the guyt in charge of getting democrats elected to congress. comin >> do you think he sawg? it not coming? no, not really, because he was e gallivanting across the globeono to paris and geneva and london just a month ago, raisinjaysg my for nancy pelosi.losi. and it wasn't until about twoo e weeks ageko that he realized heo had a problem when he had to call in bill clinton to come campaign. he asked hillary clinton to send an email and thirty thousand that she deleted, but i heden also asked jill biden to come in and do a fundraiser for just last week., this distr you know, this districist, this district is home to the clintons and george soroans and the fact that they now havek a republican congressman speakse volumes to where the electorate is . it's pretty great. it really is . and we're going to celebrate, congressman, likssman ele mike r

of rockland county, new york ,k, thank you so much. thank you, tucker.rway i >> so we told you the counting a is still underway in maricopa county, arizona. we're about 63 % of the state'ss abou entire population lives.t you're apparently new results about sen right there. to come in. e final result >> you're seeing it on your screen right there. t the final results of two owof the most closely watched raceskl in the country carryak forg on governor blake masters for hsenate. repor what exactly is going on with these races? well, a live report from the rnc attorney on the ground and also catholic herself joins us straight ahead. >> plus, for all the focus on the elections, the story has been missed by many. t another hurricane on its way to the united states, probably worse than a lot of peoplete expected. a hat,to be. hatefu to tell you that, but its coming very soon. a full report straight ahead.

>> do we have operational control, yes or no? yes, we do. joe biden says there's nothing wrong in our southern border. but there is . the mexican cartels have the majority of operational control. if our leaders care about the united states protecting american citizens, they would do everything in their power to take the border back from mexican drug cartels. sentinel is the biggest drug that we are concerned about. border agents seized nearly 100 thousand pounds of drugs every single month. the mexican cartels are also working with criminal gang members in the united states as well to manufacture, distribute this drug. there's nothing humane about handing our nation's sovereignty to violent criminal organizations. someone will control the border. it will be the u.s. government or mexican drug dealers. tucker carlson, originals battle for the border streaming now exclusively on fox nation. >> hello, i'm mike lindell. in light of the recently vents,

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new results the top of the hourt out of that county, but they are apparently still delayed. 're ap what is going on exactly? delayd harmeet dhillon is the chairman of the republican national t lawyers association. she is in phoenix tonight where legal challengeschal may soon be underway. she joins us now.rway. armitt, great to see you. what is the latest in these two races? well, the latest, tucker, is that the maricopa county party is way behind the county is way behind and counting these votes. and one of the reasons herete is that they switched a couple of years ago to what's called a vote center model. so instead of the old fashioned model where you would go vote a precinct, they actually cut c the number of places you could vote by two thirds. so made it a little hardere and less accessible to vote. hd and then they don't have preprinted ballots when you go to vote .llote. so wherever you wander and show up, they then print a ballot for you, which takes time the and the printers are screwed upi and the tabulators are screwed up, whicscreweh is what happenen maricopa county, despite testing, which is the job ofe th the county officials. >> then you have the chaos that

you're seeing on the screen there and you have two hour poo- lines. you have poorly trained election officials who aren't used to this used to the model people they can just go to but another place to vote, butthey . when they they can't. e next when they go to the next place,, they've told they're told they've already voted this thedisenfranchized voters yesterday. and we went to court with the two campaigns and the rnc to go and try to get a judge to keep the to keep the maricopa countyd voting places open longer. the judge rejected this.s chaos. and so people were lot o governranchized by this chaos and so there's a lot of things that when kerry like, becomes the governor of arizona, sheseso needs to do to confere to convene a legislativeer session to make several changes, i believe, to arizona law.happenag >> sain, thao this never happent and that people can have confidence in the outcom e. the elections here, we stillcomr have a third of the ballotsd cot that haven't been counterad. compare and contrast that had resu with florida, where they had results very quickly. and that's how as a result ofnto all this experimentationn and other shenanigans that are going on , like mark gickerberg, organizations still

giving in kind contributions to to the recorder's offices inn arizona, even though zucker books have been banned. rizona so i could go on and on.t we'rer there are many problems with arizona voting, but we're pretty close to hopefully getting a couple of new leaders there who will help turn things. around. >> yeah, the stuff really matters. and shame on the outgoing governor , i would say, and the secretary of state. let me dylan, thank you very much for that update. so we're continuing to hearte we're going to get more vote totals from arizongea. e not if tou jusbet heard, a huge percentage of all votes cast yesterday have still not beenth counteos d. l you. if we get those numbers thisning hour, of course, we will tellr you we'rgoe going to go to carre lake, who is running for the governor of arizona, one of thanks foratched races in the country. she joins us now. carrie, thanks so much for c coming on .om >>g one dowhere do you think yon this? >> well, i fee i feel 100% certn i'm going to win.that w >> the question is , how bigin i will that win be ?eve , tucker? we still hav can you believe this, tucker?0 h we still have six hundred and fifty thousand votes that have not been counted.o these ve

and guess who these voters are?a the people who showed up on election day, they're the people.ho two hundred and seventy five thousand of them ar be people who brought their mail bc in ballots to the pollsau theelection day becausse they don't trust the mail and they don't trustth the dropbox's. we're only who those voters are? there are voters and we're only down by a few thousand a votes right now. when those votes come in, i think we're going to see a lot of liberal minds kind of blowing up. this seems i mean, i'm not spe alleging a crime, but broadly did an speaking, it's just criminal to screw it up this badly. like did anyon appen?e know this was going to happen? are you confident that it's sho on the level? it's just so outrageoued as. cl >> what is this?e i'm not shocked at all.denier. i mean, they've been calling me an election denier. i've been sounding the alarm2020 on 20, 20 november 3rd. novembe, election, which was disastrous.h and we had problems ine th the august 2nd primary as well.. and now we have the same problems they have all this problems, 20this figured out.yoe

and , you know, one of the maine problems are 20% of thosen, the machines went downe the tabulator machines. and i noticed they were primarily in republican areas of town . arkadia anthem, a lot of different areas. it was really a shame. we ended upartp voting i on a va liberal part of town because wen can choose which vote centero to go to . and they said they'd had proble no can't problems. the bigger issue is we can'tep h keep having thisavin problem. i this is what i've been tryingpei to say. i want all democrats, independentscans to , republicans to trust in the system.his is and when i win and trust me, wep will win this. this is going to be top of my agenda.y one, i'll take my hf th day one , i'm going to take my hand off the bible. we're issuing a declaration of invasion at the border. and i'm getting my lawmakers i'm getting the legislators to a special session to change c our election. soon of that they are fair, honests and transparent. and we get rid of those reliable, and obviously we saw machines that are not reliable. and really, obviously, we saw what kind of problems they can cause. >> well, it's insane if you're r serious about elections, you machines.aper ballots, right?

you don't use electronic voting machines. france doesn't. . if >> i mean, this is if we really wanted to secure elections, we could have them. don't you think? think? >> yeah, you count on it. have papedon't have election season . you have election dallots,y papr ballots and you count them t right there in the precinchem i harmeet talked about how they went to the vote centers a couple of years ago doing during covid.e center we used to vote at our churches and schools in small precincts.d well, when covid struck, wek, ituldn't vote at churches and schools because they were shut down. it forced us into thes into e b. vote centers where it's a lot ga easier to have problems. we're goin tg to go back to smae precincts where it's easier fi to detect problems and easier to fix them, and it'lll be easier to hand count votesun as well. thes we are some of the things i i'd like to see happen. l i'll work with theegis legislate .kers, ar the u.s. constitution says our lawmakers, our state lawmakerthones whos are the ones to determine our election laws. and i knowproblem. we're ready e this problem.as we're sick of bein mgad the embarrassment that maricopa county has made us become. this. and we won't do another

election like this.o >>conv and if you care aboutn democracy, you need to convincei people it's on the levelpa and what happens in maricopa a county yesterday does not here. like, i appreciate thio s so much. good luck. thank you.u. >> tucker: so as w so as we told you atorida is the outset, florida is a lot bigger than arizona, but they are somehow able to countee their ballots in a day. >> the results were crystal clear , was an overwhelming victory for the republican blican p ronparty, for ron desa? we'll hear from the florida governor straight ahead particular, why is that? >> we're going to hear from the florida governor straight ahead. when the fox years, dozens of new conservatives will be heading to washington. when they arrive, they'll have an ally, the heritage foundation, america's outpost in washington right fight right ideas. >> right now, you deserve that feeling here. relief you put in the work, whether you're training for a marathon or just living

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is the emphasis. that's the secret sauce., and also to hold true to your convictions. >> so barack obama did a robod call. i can't now. you baited me.a i can't resist asking. what did he say?? you know, i didn'tt actually l actually listen to it, but i know tha it, t he did do the robo call. and ironically enough, my democrat opponent wasllionair actually funded by a single billionaire that he was relatesd to who was tied to notperkin only obama, but perkins cooey. >> and you know whatng. they cooked up. amazing how manyyou just got yot elected. you should not know this. inter i don't know it.ested.e ther i'm just interested. i >> like, are there any republicans who had more money going into the races? at least not i anywhere? and i don't think so. florida. it seems as though the democrats at least not in the state ofrvas florida. it seems as though, ha the democrats don't like conservatives, especially not those that can targetminority yo the largest votingu know, minon the country. you know, i amran, the firstalso and foremost american, but i amn a veteran. sod i also to know how to target the largest voting minority in the country. t sawso it seems as though thab their wo me a threat.

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back to you. okay, brandy. one last question of what? we let you go. what's the situation with the tornadoes or their watches or their warnings? yes i haven't seen any notices of the warnings or watches, but i know that is something that can be a possibility. even waterspouts here on the water, so that's something we definitely have to be watchful

of as well. okay alright, brandy. thanks so much. stay safe out there tonight. and, of course, stay with fox news channel for more live updates as hurricane nicole bears down on florida. i'm actually st, strohmeyer, now back to regular programming already in progress. brown and now we're in a situation where march of 2021 states wish they could have had florida's performance and our unemployment rate is 4.8% states like california and 9% are covid mortality is less than the national average. even though we have the oldest population in the country, and we've had schools open, one of only three or four states in the country where 100% of our parents have access to in person education, and so we got the big things, right? in the moment there was a lot of people that were throwing stones at us, but take the grod hold the line. >> tucker: so you went to hazard, you went to yale. you were a naval officer. you served in congress for six years. you've certainly been around a

lot of elite institutions. you ignored them as they criticized you. >> of course, yes. >> tucker: why? >> first of all, when i first went to yale -- i grew up in florida. i was a blue collar kid. i showed i up my first day in jean shorts and a t-shirt because that's what we wore on the west coast of florida. it was a major culture shock. it wasn't received warmly. i never quite fit in there. it was a total culture shock to me. i really r rebelled against the leftist orthodoxy i saw on the campus and other institutions. i've had a strong distrust of elites in american society. that was natural. i don't seek the approval of elites. i got elected by people in florida, the folks i was elected to serve. i don't care what people in the beltway or in new york city think about what we're doing in florida. >> tucker: it's interesting, because you see it a lot, people

come from a little town, out in the provinces, and show up like harvard, or law school, and this is decide the world that i love, the values i believe. symptoms like you came away from your experiences more contemp contemptuous. >> i remember going to yale, sitting in class -- i had never heard anybody criticize america. everything was about how bad america was in these classes. i go to church. i'd never heard anyone criticize god or. yale's motto is for god, for country, for cal yale. they hated god and country. seeing that was eye-opening. i realized early on this was not quite where i personally fit in. >> tucker: fox news alert for you. new votes, 24 hours after the election, coming out right now

in arizona. katie hobbs' total, 953,783. canine 40,716. what does this mean? kari lake joins us now with her view. kari, thanks for coming back. what does this tell you about where this is going? >> i look back and last night, down 15 points. now we're down two/tenths of a point maricopa county elections officials, the most inquestion incompetentin the country, hopey they'll start telling us about the republican voters, the ones that showed up on game day to vote. that's what we're waiting for. we think they'll start delivering the results tomorrow. 27275,000 of those votes were people who had a mail-in ballot, did not trust the system, wanted

to wake walk it in on election day. we know this big group of voters, 650,000, are going to swing very heavily our way. we believe we will be victorious at the end of the day, and maybe in a very comfortable way. we're going to be seeing this continue. as i said, we were 15 points down last night. now we're down two/tenth of a point. i'll start to take the lead very soon. >> tucker: we shouldn't be treated like this by our government. who's in charge of elections in arizona? >> steven richards. my opponent, shocking, my opponent in the miss i don't debate and hide in the basement katie hobbs, secretary of state is in charge of our elections as well. we have two of the most incompetent people in all of government in this country running elections in arizona. but i want the people of arizona to know this, we're going to see this start going in my direction.

on day one, we're going to start working to reform our elections so that all voters can feel confident we have honest elections. >> tucker: well, yeah. are you struck by how the news media keep telling us this is totally normal, it's always been this way? like muggings on the subway, always been this way. not always been this way, has it? >> no. when i started voting in 1988, you voted, you showed up on election day, you were given a ballot, they hand counted them, and you knew the winner before you went to bed. the first election -- i've been covering elections since the '90s as a journalist if in my old job. i remember in 2000, when that election went all night, disputed between gore and bush, that was the start of when we started seeing a lot more disputes and distrust in elections. this is not rocket science, tucker. we can go back to the way we used to do it, which worked. it's a shame that my homeowners association election is far more secure and accurate than the

elections we seem to have here in arizona. we're going to change that. this is one of the reasons people are voting for me. one of the reasons that i will win is the voters in arizona are tired of shoddy elections that are run by imbeciles. that's going to change. >> tucker: they're proving your point. really quick, what's your plan tomorrow? >> well, we're going to wait for the votes to come in. we think they're going to start go heavily our way. we'll see what happens from there. we do feel very confident -- i have 100% confidence that we win this. i'm sleeping well. we know how things work in maricopa county. they drag their feet. we will wait. god did not, you know, decide this was going to be an easy route. when you are trying to work through corruption at high-levels and incompetence at high levels, you've got to dig through, get to the other side of that. when we get to the other side of this and win, that's where we will start to make sure we root out all corruption in our government and all incompetence.

we don't want incompetent people in our government anymore. >> tucker: we certainly have them. kari lake, great to see you tonight. good luck. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: a fox news alert. a major hurricane is amazingly about to hit the state of florida again. brian norcross joins us right now. brian, when is this coming and what will it be like? >> it's coming tonight, tucker. the big thing about the storm is not the intensity so much, it's the size of it, it's the scope of it. take a look here. here's the center of it now. when that comes ashore, yes, there are going to be strong winds and so forth, but this big band here is already coming ashore with strong winds that you take out power and so forth. when we look at the wider view, we have relentless winds, pushing the water, the ocean water, up against the coast. we have flooding up and down the florida coast right now. it's undermined homes along the coast. that's going to continue to be the situation through the night.

national hurricane center makes this big yellow bubble to say where are the disruptive winds. well, then we have the strongest winds right here in the orange. watch as it comes ashore here tonight. so about 1:00 in the morning, we expect the peak winds right at the coast. that's called the treasure coast, south of cape canaveral, the biggest push of water will be there. the water will be piled against all of the florida coast. then tomorrow, it continues as a strong winds cover the entire northern half of the state during the day. then finally by late in the day, things start to let up. the system moves up the east coast. heavy rain all the way up to new england over the weekend. tucker? >> tucker: all the way up to new england. brian norcross for us, fox weather hurricane specialist, nice to see you. thanks for that. we've got continuous coverage of what is called hurricane nicole on the fox weather app.

a lot going on in the world. we will keep you up to date on it as it unfolds. pretty amazing moment to be watching. thanks for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. we will see you tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m., but in the meantime sean hannity takes over from here. >> sean: all right, tucker. sometime three months from now, you might get the results from arizona and nevada. if you wait long enough. it's coming, it's coming. don't worry. welcome to "hannity." tonight the midterm elections are over, but the balance on capitol hill is still in flux, as we predicted repeatedly on this show, key races were decided by razor thin margins, many elections yet to be called. this is not a surprise. we knew it would be extremely tight. we warned all of you every night, in fact, on election eve, we pointed out, the razor thin margins that decided 2016 and 2020, and we made this prediction. just to remind you -