visit coventrydirect.com. arthel: democrats keep control of the senate after the foxnews decision desk projected last night that nevada senator will hold onto her seat to feeding republican challenger. her when gives democrats the seats they need to control the senate with vice president kamala harris the tie-breaking vote in the georgia senate seat is still in play. hello. i am arthel neville. eric i am eric shawn.

thank you for joining us. taking four days to count the votes and project the winner. beating by about 6500 votes out of nearly 1 million votes cast. late last night senate democratic minority leader chuck schumer took a victory lap. criticizing election deniers in the republican party for what he said was trying to undermine democracy. >> i will once again be majority leader. this election is a victory. a victory and vindication for democrats, our agenda and for the america and the american people. >> we have team coverage in all fronts. chad program, alexandria half with key races to win the republican house. first to jonathan hunt with the

latest on cortez masto when. tell us all about it. >> good morning. from inside the headquarters of the powerful carpenters union here in las vegas where in about 30 minutes we are expecting senator cortez masto to make her victory speech at exactly 6:20 p.m. last night she tweeted thank you, nevada, within minutes of clark county officials dropping their last batch of ballot numbers that showed her moving into a comfortable lead over her republican challenger. so comfortable that the foxnews decision desk called this victory for senator cortez masto it had been, obviously, a very tight race and in fact the republican ed taken the lead on election night, only for senator cortez masto to keep chipping away at that lead over the next

couple of days. a lot of votes came in here in democrat heavy clark county. the flooded the votes that took her well ahead. the counting, obviously, as you mentioned, took four days. former president donald trump called the system here "corrupt" officials here said that was outrageous and uninformed. they pointed out that mr. trump and the republican candidate had made the same claims just two years ago after the presidential election and those claims had proven to be entirely without evidence of widespread fraud or corruption. that is the moment we have not heard any republicans from the republican side of any challenges to this account. in about 30 minutes just over my right shoulder we will hear from senator cortez masto.

a victory speech which will be very well received here at the headquarters of one of the very powerful nevada unions. senator cortez masto now 82 term senator and forever known as the woman who delivered control of the u.s. senate to the democrats after the 2022 midterm elections. arthel: a history making race there. thank you. eric. eric: what will the next two years under president biden and a democratic-controlled senate look like western mark chad is limp to break it all down and tell us what this exactly means. >> good afternoon. democrats can hold the senate even if they lose it georgia next month. guaranteed a 50/50 split. democrats hold the majority. >> even when the polls look bleak, our candidates never gave up and never lost faith.

as they fear division, democrats were talking about how we delivered on issues that matter to people. >> a democratic senate means president writing can still confirm his cabinet nominees and most importantly a supreme court justice should there be a vacancy. unclear if democrats will control the house, house speaker nancy pelosi says she is not going anywhere. >> i don't have any plans to step away from congress when we have the opportunity to expand healthcare for all americans. that has to be my major accomplishment. i thank god for giving me the opportunity to play a role in that. it is an ongoing role to pass it, protected, expanded. >> republicans are still trying to understand why they perform so poorly. incoming freshman to missouri says answers why the gop over

promised would dictate to he supports and leadership. standing by former president trump. >> demonize from the beginning. investigated with full accusations from the beginning. never given any chance whatsoever. >> i hope he gets reelected so we can correct all the wrongs that have happened. >> mr. trump announces his white house bid tuesday. congressional republicans with questions of if they stand by the former president or what to move on. eric: with the house looking like it will leaning go to the republicans potentially, how are things looking for kevin mccarthy trying to become speaker? >> it's possible that president trump's announcement could help mccarthy or undercut him. with a narrow majority, mccarthy can only lose a few votes. he needs an outright majority of the entire house to win.

the house elected two speakers with a simple majority in the 19th century after it took thousands of votes before settling on a speaker. >> we will see what happens when they call it. chad, thank you so much. we will break down what all of this means. an analyst of what comes next in a moment. arthel: we look forward to that. with the house still up for grabs, republicans having an edge. alexandria half is live. >> seven seats away from securing a seat. into hundred 11 have been called in favor of the gop. democrats have 204. there are still 20 races that are undecided. majority on the west coast. arizona's first district democrat less than one point ahead of republican incumbent.

california has the most undetermined races in the state's 13th district john duarte is currently ahead of adam gray by less than 100 votes. moving a little bit further south to the 47th district you have katie porter up about 5000 votes with republican challenger 72% of the vote in. there are a few reasons why california's count is delayed. the first midterm election were all registered voters were sent a mailing ballot. postmarked by election day are accepted for up to seven days following. republicans are expected to achieve a majority in the house, it is not by the margins at the gop had anticipated, had desired the new republican governor weighed in on why he feels that is. >> at the end of the day you cannot govern if you do not win. all that matters is winning in november. all of these candidates forgot

that. i think they went are to write. they let the media and the other side defined them. >> a chance these good head to a recount. colorado being one of them. currently leading by less than 900 votes. arthel: these are some really tight races. counting ballots takes time. does not comply anything underhanded is taking place. thank you. eric. eric: we will get into that right now. what comes next? former top aide to new york city mayor rudy giuliani and democratic strategists post adviser to president clinton and many other democrats join us now. welcome. after last night, i mean, what is a republican to do now? >> well, it is a way to and see. obviously, the republicans are hoping for a 51-ready nine edge in the senate.

especially when it comes to the performance of the federal bench. they would like a little breathing room. if the house goes to the republicans, i fear we will see gridlock over the next two years. >> in terms of the house being in republican hands, delegate, what does that mean? investigations, hunter biden, how do you think that will go? >> they have made it very clear that hunter biden will be investigated, the secretary of homeland security will be investigated, the justice department, the fbi, the attorney general, doctor fauci will be investigated. i think the whole administration will be investigated and at the top of the list are president joe biden and the vice president

kamala harris. i think we are looking at even worse than what can said. i think we will have even more polarization based on what joe biden said at his press conference about not doing anything differently in the second part of his first term. >> speaking of polarization, that is one thing the president addressed. criticized by some democrats for harping on and continuing to focus on democracy, the election deniers in this sort of thing. wasn't there a deciding issue? they focused -- the american public listened to the presidents fears and rats about the perils to our republic. >> i think they did. more of a backlash from the so-called ultra republicans that senator schumer alluded to plus

the abortion issue and as rick scott, the head of the republican senate campaign committee acknowledged, there was no positive republican message other than we do not like joe biden, we do not like his policies. eric: what do they do in terms of trying to get a positive message? getting their own agenda on the board. >> i want to add to the list, reopening the benghazi investigation of hillary clinton i think that would be on the boards also. the republicans need leadership and they need to distance themselves from donald trump. i do not agree that the republican party is dead. it just needs to exert its leadership and its voice and its message. i expect donald trump on tuesday will announce another run for president.

they will have to figure out how to distance themselves at the same time as except that he is the standard here again. >> do you think that this defeat is trump's fault? >> well, i do and so do all the candidates that lost. yeah. he only one jd vance. that was his big victory. but, i think they are tired of him and they wish he would go away. he will not pass the baton to desantis. i don't think he will choose him as his running mate. he does not want him to succeed him. >> you have known donald trump as a new yorker for many many decades. what do you predict and what do you think's impact on the midterms was? >> sure. i think that he made it clear

that he was going to announce only hurt the republicans. i agree with chad that a lot of people were tired of him. especially independence that broke narrowly for the democrats to find history and all expectations. to your question explicitly, knowing donald trump, knowing how he operates, his view without the party, i will run again on my own, i will bring people into the process who are new, who are outside the system, who want to drain the so-called swamp and i think trump will run. i think ron desantis will be a very strong candidate. i think those that think trump is going away, whether his message will change about election corruption and deniers, i think he will stick to the same message and he will run a similar campaign to what he ran

in 2020. >> there is a prediction. thank you so much as always. the president talking about election corruption. at 4:00 p.m. eastern our series protecting the vote will continue on fox news. the ohio republican will be here to talk about his offices rapid reaction team. they got want to respond to this information before it spreads. in maricopa county, votes still being counted. the claims of election fraud or any wrongdoing of the vote are not true. >> we are doing things the right way. i appreciate you are all here. we are not doing anything wrong at all. that someone from here would suggest we are doing something wrong, that is frustrating. >> that race for arizona governor is still too close to

call. democrat katie hobbs leads by just over 4000 votes. a little over one quarter of a million ballots are yet to be counted. we are keeping a very close eye on that race. live in phoenix with the very latest. >> last night batch that came in came in favorably for the republican carey lake. she and her team insists the additional vote counts coming tonight and the days to come will turn the tide. left to count as 266,000 maricopa county more than 194,000 which is why in the senate race blake masters has not conceded given the projected win of mark kelly. master says he is waiting until all the votes are counted. the maricopa county officials have spent the past week

defending the raid. allowing voters to drop their early ballots off on election day. this year it was a record number the chair of the county board of supervisors said they are on track to finish around the same amount of time as recent past elections but they have been forced to spend extra time combating what they call misinformation. >> not making a political statement but there continues to be a lot of misinformation from all different sources that are out on social media right now as we go forward in this count. that is why we have to continue to do this. this is not something that i relish, but it is something that we believe is very important to doing we will continue to do it. >> a group of about 100 protesters gathered outside the elections office yesterday where the count is happening. this pulls resources from other places in the department but otherwise no arrests or issues.

we can expect another really big batch of vote count later this evening. we will be getting some from around the state throughout the day. >> looking forward to that in the reaction to that as well. thank you. >> president biden in asia now will have his face to face meeting with xi jinping tomorrow. they have known each other for more than a decade. what will he say, hands-off taiwan? we will have that in more when fox news continues on this sunday. ♪ were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!]

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president biden arriving in bali indonesia this morning for this week's g20 summit. set to meet tomorrow with chinese president xi jinping. the first face-to-face talks since president biden was elected. jackie is live with the latest. >> president biden touched down in indonesia few hours ago ahead of a pivotal meeting with the country's greatest military and economic rival but he goes in with better-than-expected midterm performance from his party. >> i know i am coming in strong. i know xi jinping. i know him well, he knows me.

we have very little misunderstanding. we just have to figure out where the red lines are and what the most important things are going into the next two years. >> the white house is setting low expectations for the first meeting. striking out deliverables and framing goals around a contentious relationship after xi jinping tightened his grip with an unprecedented third term in the critics have pushed for a hard-line with president xi jinping. >> i believe he probably sees this as a narrow window in which he has power where he may be able to achieve long-standing goals like invading and annex and taiwan to the mainland. >> in cambodia, he called out to grab for regional dominance without naming names offering a commitment to southeast asia in nations. at the last of four summits,

meeting with g20 leaders seeking to stabilize the economy amid russia's war in ukraine and ramping pressure on putin who will not attend and empower democracy emboldened by his party's own success even as a path for biden's legislative agenda remains in question. >> as i have set all along it would be close. we can win it. >> biden closed his visit to cambodia meeting with the leaders of south korea and japan about how to coordinate on responding to the growing threats. tensions are now ahead after they had ramped up military exercises and displays of force in recent months. prompting evacuation orders along japan's northern coast. president biden plans to push to wield his influence over north korea to counter some of this and what biden will frame in

this meeting as a mutual interest. >> very interesting. the presidents of japan, the u.s. and south korea sitting side-by-side at that summit. jackie thank you. eric. eric: celebrating world war ii era aircraft. now the flyers are good morning after a horrific crash yesterday at dallas. six people were killed in the collision of two warplanes. the air show which is called wings over dallas. one of the smaller planes suddenly slamming into the tail of a restored b-17 flying fortress sending it crashing into a fireball. it is so sad. just loving these planes. to have this happen is just a tragedy. >> that tragedy played out

before thousands of people yesterday. the safety board is now leading this investigation after taking over from the aaa and dallas overnight. i do warn you that this video is very disturbing to watch. you see a single pilot e63 king cobra which this looks like part of the press conference afterwards but hopefully we can pull up the moment of impact where the p63 crashes into the ballmer. this happened at 130 yesterday afternoon. you see a picture of the aftermath here. five people on board. one person, the pilot on the p63 , that b-17 popular for the united states in world war ii. as you mentioned, this event is supposed to showcase these historic planes. the b-17 sliced through and crashed into a fireball. you see more pictures here.

thousands of people saw this tragedy in person and one of them explained what it was like. listen to this. >> they were so close you could see the american flags on the plane. they were beautiful planes. it is horrible that it ended this way. >> trying to figure out why this crash happened. two of the six victims have been identified. both of them members of the b-17 crew. the members of the commemorative air force output on this show said these pilots are retired military or airline pilots. >> they are volunteers. there is a very strict process of training and hours. they are all dented very carefully. many of them have been flying for 20-30 years or longer. >> a lot of question still unanswered.

the ntsb will release a preliminary report after investigating the crash. a more complete report will come later. >> they do this for the love of the vintage aircraft. >> 6 p will injured. it happened a little after 8:00 o'clock last night when a porsche suv drove through the carnival. one suspect is in custody. there is no word yet if this was intentional. the victim's injuries do not appear to be life-threatening. >> many of the midterm result so close, it seems as if the electorate in our country is split. what does that mean going forward in washington and the republican party? we will take a look next as fox news live continues. stay with us.

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amid increasingly divisive offering some perspective from her five decade career as a journalist. she became one of the first black students to desegregate the university of georgia and was recently honored with the building naming on campus. going on to become an emmy-winning reporter winning at several procedures news organizations. the early days of the civil rights movement to george floyd and the covid pandemic. my honor, joining me, offer of my people, five decades of writing about black lives. i want to jump right in here. to be clear, most americans want to live and let live. a sector of our société wants to

rewind the clock two days of segregation into fewer to know women rights. based on your reporting and tapping in the story, how do you answer why is that? >> thank you so much. again, it is wonderful being with you because i've known you all your life. i think that the question you are asking is a question that so many people asking these days, i think that the work that you do in so many of our journalists do is so important because what is missing i think in a lot of our discussion these days is serious conversation about our history. it is not threatening, it is empowering, it is building on what this country was met to be.

a more perfect union, not perfect, but that means we have a role to play like you and i do as journalists. we try to give people good. my colleague years ago used to say give people good information and they will do the right thing. i think that so much of what is going on in this country right now needs to have people like you and like me and others in the media to tell the truth because we need people these days, no matter their politics or their personal beliefs, but we need them to know what is good and do the right thing. >> absolutely. we as a people have a responsibility. not just journalists. how do we as human beings do

this? >> i think that it is important, well, sometimes we have to do a little work. we cannot just sit back and say things are bad, what are you going to do about it? we as journalists and citizens as well, have a responsibility to try and educate not only ourselves, but our children. one of the most important things that i am troubled by these days is the increasing failure of local news. our community papers are not being supported as they should have been and should be. that is how people get their information. that is how people learn what is going on in their own lives. the national news is important, to be sure, but we need

information about our local communities that will help us maintain a more perfect union. let's put it that way. >> i'm a big fan and advocate of local news. it is where i started. what is the most basic yet effective way to dispel stereotypes and see each other as fellow humans and also tell us why is this beneficial to the community of humanity. what is at stake if we do not all, as you say, get on the right track of loving and respecting thy neighbor. >> let me answer it with a bit of historical background. because, in some ways, we have been here before. we've had four presidents murdered in our country. that was not good for democracy and it was not good in a democracy. when we look at our history and look at the things that have

caused us grief, we have to look at our history and appreciate the grief that it caused and also the solutions that came about as a result because there are solutions. they are not necessarily new solutions, but they are solutions. i was just reading in my book some words from liz walker who is a journalist and was a pastor at a church in boston and she spoke at the funeral of a good friend and she said that power at its best is love implementing the demands of justice and justice at its best is power correcting everything that stands against love. now, that could be a little bit confusing to some people that don't know about love, but i think most of us about love and

appreciate being loved so we have to look at our fellow citizens as human beings, whether they agree with us on politics or journalism or whatever, but we have to embrace love and our people like, you know, i am the tk, that is a preacher's kid, you being from new orleans knows what that means. [laughter] part of my journalism is infused with the history that i learned from my parents and in the church. you know, not everybody is religious and this morning as i was leaving my apartment i ran into a dear neighbor in the same building and i told her where was going. she said you know, i am a republican but i don't necessarily agree with all republicans and i said that is fine, but that is what our

country is. one where we can have positive debate about issues. she said, i'm going to watch. let's get her some answers this morning. >> what is her name? you are right. we are not read, we are not blue, we are red, white and blue and inside is the color of love and that is the deal. i am so honored to have you. i am usually not nervous, i was nervous. i have so much respect for you and you pave the way for me in so many people like me in so many journalists around. thank you for your time and perspective in your grace and all that you continue to do. thank you. >> you keep on keeping on, my dear. you are doing good. >> thank you very much. we will be right back. we will be right back.

>> we knew that the negativity, the nastiness, the condoning of donald trump's big lie in saying that the elections were rigged when there is no proof of that adult would hurt the republicans, not help them. too many of them and their candidates fell into those traps. >> chuck schumer saying what is wrong with the republican party and why so many of the candidates were rejected by the american public in the midterms. josh howley is calling out for gop revamping. the old party is dead, time to bury it, build something new. you cannot expect independent voters to vote republican unless you give them an agenda they care about. my next guest knows a thing or two about taking on and defeating the democrats. he did -- mario cuomo serving three terms himself.

we are now joined by governor george pataki. >> thank you. >> what should the republican party do to try to regain the momentum and regain the success that it had previously? >> it was a very disappointing night. take a look around the country. what governor desantis has been able to deal. blowing out the democrats capturing miami-dade county, something republicans never did. governor abbott elected again. what governor young can is doing in virginia. they are doing well. to move forward, what we have to do is contrast our ideas with the people support with the democratic support which the people reject.

the problem is donald trump. the sooner he goes away the quicker we will have the republican party. not in his image but the governor's image and we will win everywhere. >> i can see some of the viewers throwing shoes at the tv set. what would you tell some of our viewers who certainly would not agree with you when it comes to former president trump. >> i am sure that they are. i understand that. this country has been mis- governed by elites. donald trump was the first to speak out against that. he has had his time. now he is tearing apart the republican party. he goes after desantis. that has got to stop. the only way that it stops as if we do not talk about him anymore. we talk about open borders. we talk about our energy. we talk about inflation.

the problems we have all across this country with getting young people to work because of the trillions in giveaway and we went. we followed him off a cliff in 2018. we followed him to the loss of joe biden to all people in 2020. we just had a horrible night. derek, i just want to say one other thing. seeing chuck schumer float is extremely troubling. he spent over $50 million in republican primaries electing maga candidates that he thought could not win. that is a despicable abuse of democracy. if he wants to talk about dividing a country, go look in the mirror, joe. >> talk about the candidates you just mentioned. governor desantis as well as former vice president mike pence. what do you see as the future of the republican party?

you can mentioned a bunch more candidates. what do you see going forward? in the shadow of former president trump? >> you know, eric, people like desantis, you had young kim up there. others across the country. then look at the democratic bench. kamala harris. maybe they run better overall again. i don't they run him again. my personal view is when you look at florida, when you look at how it's been governed so well, look at how well electoral he desantis did, i would have to say that if he runs, i would be behind governor to santos right away. there are other good candidates, if we look forward, we will win. if we look back with donald

trump, we will lose again. >> to have a prediction on who could be the nominee? talk about throwing something at you. >> if i had to bet, if he runs i think governor desantis. i think donald trump would initially be way ahead in the polls buddy contrast the two of them. i think governor desantis would win easily. eric: there is an answer from former new york governor george pataki who is still in the arena. thank you for joining us today. thank you. we will have a lot more news we will have a lot more news throughout the rest of the day. live continues. we will be right back.

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speed to president biden has accepted the resignation of commissioner chris magness. stepping down saturday after refusing a quit or be fired ultimatum. all of this as the border crisis continues to spiral out of control. mike tobin is on the ground in eagle pass texas with the very latest. when did all of this go down? >> immediately following the mid- term elections.

approached by the secretary and then the leak came about a day or two ago. and then you sell vagueness refused to step down and within 24 hours he in fact stepped down. talk about spiraling out of control and remaining out of control. we see this constant march of migrants coming to the border. we saw 250 migrant show up. venezuela, cuba, nicaragua. we felt this remarkable image of people coming across. one group coming off the rio grande and swift current. we can show you images like this all the time because the migrants just keep coming. now you have this shakeup at customs and border protection. and where the commissioner said he would not step down and then he stepped down. speaking with them yesterday

they say that they are not optimistic that anything will change. the border patrol union points out that magness was brought on to change a culture. they do not have a culture problem, they have a leadership problem. they remain that the core remains biden, harris. >> confusion on top of the crisis. mike tobin at the border. thank you. >> this was a very special newscast for me. your interview with governor pataki was very, very interesting and enlightening. we will have more at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> likewise to you, to. a time for the country to move forward. we will see what happens with the republicans.nds. it could be majority leader. i a that is why we are here if she tells me to do something, i usually jump on board.

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