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oomany people have told me that god >> steve: that was overnight. former president donald trump now projected to be, as you can see on the big screen, the 47th president of the united states ladies and gentlemen, this is

the first time since grover cleveland was our president back in 1893. and second time ever a president has won two nonconsecutive terms. he is 45. he is 47. >> ainsley: trump securing more than 270 electoral votes in one of the greatest political comebacks if not the greatest of all time. flipping battleground pennsylvania, georgia and wisconsin all three of those red. and defending north carolina. >> brian: by the way after losing van burn, here to door roosevelt tried to get the office again they didn't. trump did. trump will do so with a republican majority in the senate for the first time in four years and it's about to grow again after they flipped the ohio seat red. congratulations to bernie moreno coming up shortly. >> lawrence: incredible. addressing supporters earlier this morning. >> be fighting for you every

breath in my body. i will not rest until we have delivered a strong, safe and prosperous america that our children deserve and that you deserve. this will truly be the golden age of america. i want to also thank my beautiful wife melania, first lady. [cheers and applause] who has the number one best selling book in the country, can you believe it? [cheers] [cheers and applause] she has done a great job. she works very hard. works very hard to help people. now i can say vice president elect of the united states j.d. vance. [cheers and applause] turned out to be a good choice. [laughter] i took a little heat at the

beginning. but he was -- i knew the brain was a good one. >> well, mr. president, i appreciate you allowing me to join you on this incredible journey. i thank you for the trust that you placed in me. and i think if we just win this, the greatest political comeback in the history of the united states of america. [applause] >> this will forever be remembered as the day the american people regained control of their country. [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: now that you know trump is projected to win. let's look at how he did. kevin corke shows us the keys to his victory in our voter analysis. hey, kevin. >> kevin: what a great, incredible admit it was. if you love politics like i do. it didn't matter who won or lost, this was a fascinating tries watch. yes, a lot of people are extremely happy this morning. truth be told, guys, it was a slow, methodical march to

victory for former and now future president trump. the battle ground states really told the tale last night. if you everywhere watching ahead of time, you knew that coming into the night, there was requesting to be north carolina trump won. georgia trump won. pennsylvania, trump won. episcopal, trump won. michigan, he is leading, arizona leading. nevada leading. you get the picture. and while the former president is leading all of those states that are still up for grabs, we will very likely have results from each and every one of them at some point perhaps as soon as today. meantime, here is a bit of voter analysis for you. yeah, there are a lot of people wondering how the hispanic vote might go. yet the democrats as expected did get the lion's share. kamala harris 56 to 41. but the fact that former president and future president trump got 41% of the hispanic vote is a major story line and i think it was under reported before the race. how about among young voters? again, most people thought the dems would win that thing going

away. 52-46. a lot of young people i talked to say listen, we are broke as a joke. we need help with the economy and they also felt like trump could get the job done there as for those falling behind, financially? yep, 63 to 34 they trended big time bigly toward donald j. trump. the economy, no surprise. issue number one or two, for just about every single voter that we surveyed and the former president continues to be seen as the best man to manage that and that is why is he 45 and 47. get yourself a hat guys, back to you. >> brian: get yourself a comma. >> steve: 45 plus 47 is 92. >> brian: clean sweep of battleground states. waiting on michigan and arizona and nevada. but he is leading in all of them. >> steve: is he indeed.

>> lawrence: no concession last night from kamala harris. >> ainsley: no. >> lawrence: she left her entire audience signatures there at howard university. >> brian: hillary had to get a call from obama in order to concede. you have to concede you lost. i guess he didn't call this time. >> steve: i wonder if george clooney called. >> brian: right, is he good at that. >> ainsley: or julia roberts. >> steve: has anybody done a wellness check today on barack obama, on nancy pelosi, on george clooney, on oprah? because i got a feeling they are not feeling as good as our next guest, joining us right now on the heels of the very exciting night, trump 2024 national press secretary karoline leavitt. good morning few. >> good morning, guys. it's great to be with you today. >> steve: so take us inside the trump bubble last night. at what point did he realize he won? >> it is an incredibly surreal morning and it was incredible night for president trump and our team. when we saw the returns from

georgia and north carolina, and just the trends across the country. president trump picking up historic gains with hispanic americans, black voters, turning out for president trump in numbers this nation has never seen before we felt very good very early in the night. all of our hard work, our ground game, and president trump's work ethic and determination ultimately won. last night the world witnessed greatest political comeback in american history. and throughout this campaign, our boss, president trump, has faced more adversity than any candidate to ever run for office. they tried to imprison him. they forced him to take a mugshot. they tried to remove his name off of the ballot. they forced him to sit in a dirty courthouse for six weeks. two people tried to kill him for goodness sake. and the american people see in donald trump it is clear a leader who even in the darkest of times is going to lift his fist in the air and say fight, fight, fight for this country.

and president trump last night didn't just defeat kamala harris. he defeated the big tech oligarchs who have tried to censor him. the wethe weaponed system of jue against him. he defeated the fake news media who have been lying about him and his supporters and this maga movement for years. i just know in my heart that president trump is going to be a president for all-americans. even those who didn't vote for him yesterday. it is a great morning for our country. >> lawrence: caroline, it was a complete rejection. i guess because we heard a lot about democracy and preserving democracy. two questions, first of all, have you guys heard from kamala harris, to concede, and, also, since it's time we should do this quickly, to transition the power. have we heard from joe biden to congratulate the president elect? >> well, the last time i spoke to president trump and it was just a few hours ago in the wee hours of the morning. we haven't gotten much sleep, neither of those people, joe

biden or kamala harris had reached out to him. that's going to change very early this morning. i would be unaware of it. you bring up democracy, lawrence, as we saw some of the exit polls from other networks last night, democracy appeared to be the number one issue for voters. it's clear that the american people believe president trump is the best candidate to preserve our democracy. and it shows the democrats' message in these final weeks of the campaign that he is alleged threats to democracy didn't work in the eyes of the american people. they are smart enough to see through these lies and they remembered how much better their lives were under president trump's leadership. can i tell you on day one he is going to start implementing policies, strengthen our democracy here at home and abroad and make the lives of all americans better and better. >> ainsley: caroline, what do you think the reason is? i know have you gone through some of why you think he won. do you think it's kamala harris? we never really knew what she stood for. she flip flopped on so many things and then wouldn't answer how she voted even on prop 36 in

california. we didn't really know where she was. and then she brings out these big celebrities who make a gazillion dollars and she is telling us that she can relate to all of us with these big celebrities, meanwhile, would he wewe weretalking to people on tr side couldn't pay their bills. they were saying whoopi goldberg and beyonce and usher, they can't relate to what we're facing. do you think that really rests son nateed with the american people? and they knew what they were getting with donald trump because they have seen it four years ago. >> absolutely. as we have been saying for a while, you don't have to love everything donald trump says to vote for him, but you do have to love what he did for this country and what he is promising to do for you again. and it's very clear the american people saw kamala harris for who she is. a phony politician who will say anything to get elected. she lacks the authenticity and conviction that donald trump has, when he says is he going to do something. is he going to do it.

and he loves this country so much. i think, again, throughout this campaign, the american people have witnessed him face so much adversity. it woke up so many people to how corrupt the establishment is and how desperately we need an outsider like donald trump. a businessman who will get things done and who will fight, fight, fight for all americans. >> brian: cakaroline, from the minute he won questioned. started with the russia. no honeymoon, james comey's at trump tower. this is a win in the popular vote by at least 5 million. winning every battleground state. and exceeding where he was in 2020 in every county. especially with minorities. >> ainsley: that's right. >> brian: how does that change the approach today? it's not i really did win. the russians didn't help me. it is i won. ready to start. so could you describe how that changes things being that it's

not close? >> well, that's right, brian. the american people delivered a resounding victory for president trump. and it gives him a mandate to govern as he campaigned. to deliver on the promises that he made. which include on day one launching the largest mass deportation operation of illegal immigrants that kamala harris has allowed into this country it. includes drill, baby, drill. and expediting permits for nuclear, for fossil fuels, for an above all energy approach bring down energy costs in this country. includes bringing ukraine and russia to the negotiating table to end this war and returning to the very tough sanctions on the iranian regime so we can stop the chaos in the middle east. the american people are clearly longing for the policies of donald trump. they despise the policies of the harris-biden administration have implemented over the past four years. and the harris-biden administration will go down as the worst,weakest, most crypt

administration in our nation's history. and the american people proved that last night. >> steve: all right. >> caroline, thank you very much. after a very late night getting up so early. thank you very much and congratulations. >> ainsley: thank you so much. congratulations. y'all worked hard. she went right to work after having a baby. never took maternity leave. wonder what transition is going to be like. if you read melania's book transitioning happenings before the obamas wouldn't let them in to go to see what the grounds looked like and see the inside of the white house. they just never wrote them back. melania wrote how offensive that was that people -- that had never happened before. >> brian: she did get a tour though. >> ainsley: she eventually did toward the end after she asked. you want to go in and see what it looks like so can you decide where your beds are going to be. >> steve: the good news is they used to live there. so she knows where everything is. >> lawrence: data shows support from latino voters helped trump flip pennsylvania. >> brian: yeah that, was it. i mean that was waterloo.

bryan llenas is live in philadelphia. bryan? >> bryan: good morning, guys. former president trump has not only won pennsylvania but he has done it with the most number of votes won by a republican candidate in the commonwealth's history and by the largest vote margin by a republican since president ronald reagan in 1984. we'll put up the latest numbers. there are still votes to be counted. about 4%. the former president winning 3.4 million votes here. 50.8% of the total, flipping pennsylvania red. how did he do it? well, democrats in philadelphia, they were touting extremely high turnout hours before the polls even closed. that never really happened. trump went on to have his best performance yet in philadelphia, winning 20% of the vote and 4,000 more votes than 2020. they got 60% turnout. in 2020 they had 65% turnout in this city. hairs, excuse me was depending on philadelphia's four collard

counties suburbs including bucks county. bucks county flipped red. and important bellwether counties around the commonwealth. north hampton and erie. also flipped to trump. already democrats and the harris campaign are expressing blunt regret that vice president kamala harris did not choose the popular democratic pennsylvania governor josh shapiro as her running mate. , a lot of people saying tonight it should have been josh shapiro. frankly people have been saying that for months. josh shapiro is a constant orator, able to galvanize folks. also extremely popular in the critical battleground state of pennsylvania. you saw in the final weeks of the campaign the harris campaign was actually running ads with his voiceover. >> trump improved latino support winning 49% of the hispanic vote. up 4% from 2020 here in

pennsylvania. despite democrats swearing that that puerto rico insult joke at the msg rally was going to sway puerto ricans in pennsylvania. now, as for the senate race, fox has not yet called it, but the republican challenger dave mccormick is currently leading democratic senator bob casey by 1 pointed. frankly, both campaigns, guys, spent a half a billion dollars here. they made over 100 campaign stops in pennsylvania. it was home to the mcdonald's stop. of course the first assassination attempt and the one and only debate and in the end pennsylvania historically turning red. guys? >> lawrence: real quickly, bryan, did you expect that? i know you were out there on the ground talking with hispanics, latino voters, when they were saying there was going to be this shift, did you hear that on the ground? >> bryan: when i spoke to the organizers, they said it was an anemic activist here saying anemic showing by democrats until the very last moment. i thought it would sway some

undecideds, but frankly, the economy, the economy, the economy. since we have been covering pennsylvania on the ground issue number 1, 2, and 3. inflation, inflation, inflation, that ultimate buy won out. >> steve: indeed, brian, thank you very much. in brian's report they said, party insiders are blaming that she didn't pick josh shapiro. there is an item this morning that says senior democrats are answering the question who do we blame for trump winning? the answer is everybody. and you have got to start at the top. you have got to start with joe biden. had he stepped aside after the first term and said, you know what? i said i was going to be transitional. one term over and out, they would have been able to have a big primary. the democrats could have felt like they picked somebody that they wanted. the most qualified. they didn't. the blame starts at the top. >> lawrence: or perhaps they can start talking about the issues. they spent an entire campaign talking about zero issues. and when pressed, she still didn't respond. they gave her three interviews in one day to clean it up and

she never changed her response. >> brian: i also think, steve, there is an element that just wanted donald trump to be president again. just wanted to go back. they wanted his policies, they don't need him to talk about it. just need him to do what he was doing before the pandemic. >> ainsley: put more money in your pocketbook. todd piro family chill and grill. >> ainsley: chill and grill. >> brian: they also start lunch. >> obviously, pennsylvania is where it is at today. so, keisha comes up to me very heart felt and says do you not want to get me started. when somebody says that i want to get them started. how important was the trump win to you, personally? >> it was very important to me. especially as a mother. because when trump was in office, i was able to stay home, take care of my kids own my own little small business. as soon as biden went in there we went from middle class to straight broke. i had to come back to work and work a full time job on top with my husband. electric bill and oil bills

$500. we can't survive. very important trump is in bidenomics obviously did not work. >> todd: there you go. succinct answer. she works here at the family chill and grill. they have been amazing to us all morning long. i heard you guys talking about there about the impact of not picking josh shapiro the governor of the great state of pennsylvania. you say it impacted the election. why do you say that? >> it did. because josh shapiro is jewish. she picked walz. i mean, are you kidding me? you don't have to be a head cashier at walmart to be smarter than that. >> todd: all right, finally, just because this guy has been busting my chops, is he mad that carley is not here that i'm here. his name is darwin. are you happy with the way that the campaign evolved? >> yes. immigration was a big deal. the illegals are flooding this country like there's -- it's ridiculous how they are coming over here. if you want to come over, do it

legally. >> todd: we are now going to toss it over to the person he preferred to be here my colleague. my co-anchor of "fox & friends first" carley shimkus. take it abe there in north carolina. [cheers] >> carley: todd, that was so funny. listen to this crowd. can i barely hear you, todd, because everybody here is cheering so loudly. i want to introduce you to britney and her husband. >> aaron. >> carley: beautiful family. they are the general managers of joey's pancake house. we thank you so much for allowing us to be here. look at this beautiful baby. is he 5 months old. this is their daughter and niece, right? okay. so of course we are in western north carolina one of the most important swing states so much so that kamala harris and donald trump visited the state about 12 times during the campaign we now know what the outcome of the election is and north carolina voted for donald trump as well message for people very important. what is that. >> please do not forget all

those affected by the flood. we ask that you pray for each and every one of us. >> carley: and do you think that donald trump will do a good job with the hurricane response when he is president. >> he was first on the ground we're hoping so, yes. >> carley: there you go. a little taste of what is going on in north carolina at joey's pancake house, guys. would you like to say anything real quick? >> go trump, bring it on, bring it on. >> all right. guys, i know i got to go. i'm sending it back to you in the studio how is everyone feeling? >> steve: carley is live in maggie valley, north carolina which this morning sounds mo like maga valley. >> lawrence: a lot of joy. a lot of joy. >> brian: why do you use that word? >> ainsley: on all sides. joy on all sides. >> brian: never heard you use that word. >> steve: talk about the joy with some governor's races in north carolina josh stein defeated lt. governor mark robinson. state attorney general will take over for two term democrat

governor roy cooper in new hampshire republican kelly ayotte winning race against joyce craig. she succeeds chris sununu. and republican patrick morrisey, easily defeating steve williams in the west virginia governor's race. >> brian: control of the house still up for grabs. former speaker of the house kevin mccarthy will tell us where it's going. r or d in just a moment. ♪ ♪

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♪ >> steve: coming up on 7:30 in the east. republicans have seized control of the u.s. senate after four years of democratic control. it started in west virginia, where democrat turned republican jim justice flipped outgoing democratic incumbent senator joe manchin's seat it is now red. >> ainsley: sherrod brown losing to trump backed businessman bernie moreno it. doesn't end there in montana any minute now a decision could be announced in the very tight race between third term democratic senator jon tester and retired navy seal tim sheehy.

>> brian: sheehy. >> ainsley: that's right. >> lawrence: still being counted between bob casey and republican businessman dave mccormick. >> brian: 97%, sheehy is up by a lot. >> blue wall michigan still waiting for results in the race between republican congressman mike rogers who is up and democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin running as almost a trump fan. and in wisconsin republican eric hovde is just behind democratic incumbent tammy baldwin. things could reverse there or not. our next guest knows all about crucial races and when they could come in. former house speaker kevin mccarthy tapped in as anyone. gave millions of dollars to make sure republicans did well. i'm sure they appreciate it. your thoughts, first off about the night overall, the biggest surprise for you. we talked on the radio for a half hour. you looked at all the scenarios. this to me is such a decisive win. i think it even caught trump supporters by surprise. >> it did for america

regardless. president trump has won the electoral college not even close and popular vote. pulled the republicans across. much larger than anybody thought. exactly because when you carry like montana more than 10 points. when you carry ohio, when you carry pennsylvania. when you carry wisconsin. but is he going to do that in the house. we are going to keep the house. we wouldn't if it wasn't for president trump. >> brian: lost new york seats. >> you had redistricting in north carolina. so we automatically got three more to start with better climate to win in the house this time than the last two cycles. if you watch like nebraska, back up. in pennsylvania, pennsylvania 7 and 8. cartwright and wyld defeated those two democrats. slotkin's old seat in michigan. you saw tom barrett won there. we are still maine hasn't been decided yet. california seats. they are going to be coming back up. and trump was carrying so much

better this cycle. his numbers are higher today than at any time when he was president. >> ainsley: incredible. >> lawrence: is it because, mr. speaker this new coalition? these numbers are incredible. almost doubling the black vote, when it comes to la dean knows doing the same thing right there. all these demographics that are typically pretty progressive are now supporting donald trump. >> exactly. the thing that people should have looked at, he was always carrying 41% of the hispanics, and 25% of the black males mathematically. we need to take this moment as republicans and not waste it. >> lawrence: that's right. >> it should be about addition not subtraction. welcoming more people into the party. what you need to do is do your job. you were given an opportunity here. because of the rules in the house and the senate, you have what is called reconciliation. which it takes 60 votes to really do something in the senate. can you use reconciliation when we come to the tax bill. you should make sure. >> brian: we new it from 2018.

the american people actually win. think about it kamala harris spent more than a billion dollars and i still can't name the three things she was going to do if she won. >> brian: that was on purpose. >> >> ainsley: going forward, what does it look like, the next few months the lame duck month and what does it look like when donald takes office? what happens to the economy? >> you will see the market up high what they realize is regulations are going to come down. we are going to unshackle you and you are going to be able to invest in america. you are going to get a secure border. you your feeling of being safe is going to be different. and what happen and what republicans should do right now is clean everything out. so the president trump doesn't walk into office and have to deal with this year's problems. >> they haven't finished the funding for this year. they should get rid of the debt ceiling because you want to give him a honeymoon to let him govern. we're going to keep the house, hakeem jeffries trying to impeach him.

for the first time being president, the last term, he wasn't given any honeymoon. he wasn't given the ability to really do the job that he could. you know what? he is better at it today. he has the 10,000 hours. he knows what to do. >> steve: mr. speaker already starting the blame game. the blame starts with joe biden. >> joe biden never should have ran for office. i knew it when i sat with him there was something wrong with him. and kamala harris was in the room and she lied. when i would tell something, she would lie. secondly, you got blame nancy pelosi, remember the celebration when she went around democracy and said i don't care if people picked you, i'm going to pick somebody else they didn't have a primary. the very first decision she made was wrong decision. tim walz instead of picking shapiro. >> brian: or mark kelly. >> yeah. >> steve: mr. speaker, thank you so much. >> it's a great day. >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> steve: straight ahead, more from voters in pennsylvania and

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>> >> todd: america first, there we go. >> the economy. >> economy and immigration. >> economy. >> economy. >> i'm going to change it up. i am glad that it was a wake-up call for america and hopefully this isn't the end of people showing up to vote, going forward to keep this country going long and strong. [cheers] >> the economy and immigration. the disintegration of our moral values and it's a great day trump won and god is in control. >> it's the economy, stupid. >> todd: there was definitely a vibe in here that people don't feel afraid to show who they are anymore. is that sort of a sense. you feel like you could talk about hey, i'm conservative and it's okay now? right? that was definitely a vibe. another vibe that i got from this crowd if you watched me on "fox & friends weekend," this weekend. i was at the penn state game and i led a cheer that was we are

penn state. i believe there is another cheer that the folks here wanted to lead. i'm going to start it off. we are -- maga. >> todd: we are? >> maga. >> todd: thank you. >> you're welcome. >> todd: carley, good luck matching that there in north carolina. [chanting u.s.a.] >> todd: back to you, my friend. [chanting u.s.a.] >> carley: oh, todd, you are doing a great job and so good to see all the diners in pennsylvania. we are in western north carolina. and i just had the most interesting conversation with these ladies because during donald trump's victory speech yesterday, he told a story that he told often about star link and calling elon musk and saying you got to bring star link to north carolina. these are two ladies who actually benefited from that what did that mean? what was that like? >> it was wonderful to have the internet like we have and, thank you president trump and thank you elon. >> carley: you want to highlight

this hat as well this is your husband's hat? >> my husband couldn't be here today so i promised him his hat is here. >> carley: speaking of gear. you are wearing a lot of trump gear so why did you vote for donald trump? >> i love his policies. i love his common sense and he surrounds himself with smart people. >> carley: so you are happy today? >> i love him. >> carley: that's the mood from this table for sure. i want to introduce you to eric. eric has something important to say. what would you like to say? you said something smart before? >> i don't know about that. i just think that all americans have to realize at this point that this election was a clear mandate for change. and that all the people need to accept that, it's a mandate for change. the people have spoken and that's what they want. >> carley: i'm so glad you said that. that's what these diner segments are all about. the people speaking and listening to the people. that's what elections are all about. democracy as well. so how are you feeling this morning? what would you like to say about the outcome of the election? >> i am real excited because i'm real concerned about foreign

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voters. compared to president biden in 2020. leaving the media shocked. >> big story of the night the shift among hispanics. the republican party treated them the same way they treated white working class voters. they courted them the way they treated white working class voters. it was a total mystery by the coastal strategists when it comes to how to target working class voters of color. and i think we're starting to see sort of a working class coalition start to drift to the right. >> brian: great analysis. "fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy is here to break did down. rachel, we saw the miami-dade numbers never before has a republican president won miami-dade. desantis made gains and trump built on it. >> steve: it's been 36 years. >> osceola county in florida also a third puerto rican area. the joke about garbage going to effect the puerto rican vote? guess not. donald trump won that district as well. here is what is interesting.

you said great analysis from chuck todd. i agree. hispanics are 70% of them are part of the working class. and this whole idea of identity politics, i think is really the story of this election. it's collapsing. people don't want to talk about race. it's boring and it doesn't mean anything. if you are part of the working class. what happened over the last four years hurt your savings, hurt your ability to retire, hurt your ability to help your kids and go on vacation with kids. hurt your ability to put them in soccer. that's what matters. 10% gain on hispanic men. think about this, in the last presidential election, biden won them by 23 points. this time, donald trump won them by 10. they absolutely -- do you know what it is? they are providers. they want to be proud providers. >> brian: they want to be americans. >> rachel: they want to be americans and put food on the table. donald trump spoke to economic anxieties in a way that kamala didn't. guess what their closing message was? abortion? they closed on abortion.

by the way you don't understand hispanics if you think you are going to close on abortion. abortion, my number one issue but not for the same reason that they're for kamala. they are very traditional. they care about their families and they care about putting food on the tables. >> ainsley: she could never even answer if you you could have an abortion month 7, month 8, month 9. >> rachel: right. >> rachel: they want to talk about abortion. do you know what latinos? latinos want to have baby but they want to be able to feed them. and what's this election was about. >> lawrence: rachel, do you believe that they overplayed their hand? they are so used to microtargetting people. the problem is when i was going to the barbershop and diner and latino community, everybody was saying the same thing. instead she proposed giving the brothers weed. nobody cares about that. >> rachel: surrogates were ending on donald trump is going to take away your porn. such a demeaning, horrible. >> brian: i did not even see that.

>> rachel: surrogates were saying trump is going to take away your porn. here's the deal. i think you are right. the hispanic community, the black community, everybody was telling them it's the economy. >> steve: right. >> rachel: they are so used to talking about race and dividing people and just assuming they are going to vote for them by you saying he is a racist. she is a racist. and it didn't work. by the way some of the early like sort of come to jesus moments. it's because we called them latin x. we don't know what that is it's going to be interesting over the next few months because donald trump won the popular vote, so they can't say he didn't really win. he won the popular vote. he won the electoral vote. so i think what is going to be interesting, over the next few months, do they actually have some self-reflection? are they going. >> brian: they have to. >> rachel: we will see. they are very used to talking about race. >> steve: i have read that the progressives are saying we got to go further to the left which is crazy.

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