>> debbie wasserman-schultz is right. the voters didn't show up. this was like the older, less diverse voters who showed up, which are more republican. but i don't think it takes a really deep dive to understand part of the reason their voters didn't show up, they just didn't have a message to give to voters, especially on the issue that voters cared the most about, which is the economy. people don't feel particularly good about the economy. that's one reason why a lot of folks who showed up in 2012, thinking the economy was going to get better. they didn't show up this time because it hasn't. so you can do all the, as one republican pollster said to me, he said, you know, you can have all those fancy obama turnout operation, right, they had the technology and the data, but if you don't have a message, you can't win. >> gwen: so if you're hillary clinton or jeb bush or chris christie, the message is come up with a message first? >> that's right. you have to have something to say. for the bench piece of this, it is democrats actually who are in a ve

hate obama, and anything obama does is wrong, that's why the senate went the other way, debbie wasserman schultzas on about an hour ago, and she said that she thinks the senate is going to stay democrat, because she thinks the people are going to vote for more gridlock, but people are voting for, the market, is up almost 2,000 points since the big swing towards the gop, so at least the people who are managing the money, some of the smartest minds in the country believe that. a republican senate will make it harder for obama to add more taxes and you may even get some taxes to revert back to the old level. >> and bob said, do something about taxes. >> i think something else that rose under obama. the stock market went down 2,000 points under obama. >> dana, this is from austin weaver. do you think more people will vote republican due to recent youth unemployment. i think that if you're a first-time voter and you're in college and you're one of the many who has found it hard to get a foot hold or get a promotion and you're still having to live with your parentses parents or relying on them. if you

. >> when it comes to a ground game, debby wasserman schultz says the democrat who lives in the white house, president obama will drive voters to vote democratic because of the way that she says the way he listed the country out of economic ruin. >> i would stack up our surrogates, we have got president obama, vice president biden, secretary clinton, president clinton, and they've got rand paul, chris christie and ted cruz. the advances that we have are superior to the ones republicans have, the most important thing that voters will be asking themselves is who has my back, and voters across the board will consistently say democrats have my back. >> debbie wasserman schultz says that democrats will retain control of the senate. >> we mentioned the $4 billion, money well spent, the fox news political insiders are back, join the conversation on facebook. and on twitter @harrisfaulkner. former congressman from new york, pat goodell, and fox news contributor, and former pollster for president bill clinton and fox news contribute for as well. so big none, and people have to be scratched the

joining me now chair of the dnc debbie wasserman schultz. >> thank you. happy election day to you. >> let me put you a few numbers that are goods in/bad news. good news, unemployment down from 9.5% down here in 2014 to 5.9%. you ask people are they satisfied with the economy? october 2010, the last mid terms, 20% they've been up a bid to 37%, to that is still tough feeling up there. as you look at this, as you know, the president's handling of the economy. october 2010, 43%. today october 2014, 43% does that hurt you out there today? >> i think people recognize that we have been brought out of the worst economic crisis, thanks to barack obama and democrats' policies. 5 a straight months of job growth. the unemployment rate has dropped precipitously. we quit the deficit by two thirds, we have significant growth two quarters in a row in the gdp. we have made progress, but people want to feel like the they're standing on is a little more firm. the reason they don't is because of republican obstructionism. that's the contrast, the choice today t

joining me now live is florida representative debbie wasserman schultz, chairwoman of the democratictional committee. thank you so much for joining us. vice president biden says democrats are keeping the senate but clearly preparing for a change with all the lessons, historical precedents that he gave gloria, talking about how the white house should be ready to compromise with the republican congress. should the democratic party as a whole be preparing for this takeover? >> i agree with the vice president. we're going to hold the senate tomorrow night. and the reason we're going to hold the senate is twofold. going into election day, we have a superior ground game that's run circles around the republicans. we have more absentee ballots, 25,000 more absentee ballots requested in iowa and more returned in iowa. we have almost 50% of the early vote in north carolina, is democrats to 32% for the republicans. we really significantly increased our early vote turnout here in florida over our 2010 turnout. this was a razor-thin election four years ago. charlie crist will be elected the first

they love debbie wasserman-schultz, who wouldn't?aying is, two-thirds of their voters didn't show up. the president acknowledged that. people stayed home. democratic voters didn't come out to vote. they love the policies. we are not going to the polls. >> that's what you do when people you previously supported and believe in disappointed you. they don't support republicans, i'm not saying they do, but they don't support democrats. rather than going to the polls and voting against the candidates, they just don't vote. >> an historic win for republicans. democrats have to find a way to spin it as they lick their wounds. they need to get on the same page. look at the different messages this week. >> there are lots of people who get paid more money than i do who are responsible for offering up analysis and spinning the elections. i'm not going to >> good for democrats? >> well, no, that's not what i'm saying. >> i don't consider it a wave. i consider it an ebbing of democratic voters rather than a wave of republican voters. i don't think

you still have the leaders being elected, reelected and nancy pelosi, harry reid, debbie wasserman schultzerm doesn't end until 2017. there is not a sense that the party is changing that much. >>. no in fact, the argument from what i can see is that the party is being pushed farther to the left. and it comes back to something charles was just saying. you know, you look at beg given is gone. hagan is gone. prior is gone. for the next congress. so, you are having the conservative democrats disappear. now, liberal republicans that's an ache critical condition ache critical critican anymorism. vote on the pipeline from the democrats. at best this was allowing mary landrieu to make the point that she is pushing the vote. she asked for a vote. she forced a vote. she lost. >> but, to rachel how do you's point what a waste of time. >> not a waste of time for mary landrieu. i think it will be very clear as you hear her campaign and see her campaign ads that she wants to steak out some territory in saying she still has influence, she can push things. >> and lose. >> she lost this time. >> george? >>

. >> three words debbie wasserman-schultz.t on. >> even the dnc didn't want her askafter she asked for wardrobe allowance. they miss ad good party. final weeks leading up to the midterm, nearly every endangered democrat brought clintons to come in to stump for them and they got routed. should hillary be worried? you know what time it is. ot, over time, foxnews.com/"outnumbered." send us your questions about election day or anything else. tucker will answer your questions on relationship sex. >> 100%. ♪ óqoqúúÑ@ ♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." in the final weeks of campaigning bill and hillary stump for nearly every endangered democrat. it was a wipeout. is 17 backed by clinton won and 31 who hot. alison lundergan grimes who lost to incumbent republican mitch mcconnell, 41-56%. here is what senator rand paul had to say about it. >> kentuckians are referendum not only on the president but hillary clinton. mrs. grimes ran as a clinton democrat. she tried to disassociate herself with the president. she tried to attach hersel

you might not want to allow small children or debbie wasserman schultz to watch this. first, in this video, we hear the president explain to snaenar mcconnell that he had no intention of signing legislation sent to him by the republicans. >> yes, that was hiss message. there was a rather intense argument that then resulted in a vim outbreak. we have asked why the secret service would allow such activity. we were informed that they were hung over from a night in a columbian hotel. but in this exclusive video, senator mcconnell demonstrates his determination to get past the president's road blocks. >> know stand aside, worthy adversary. >> 'tis but a scratch. >> victory is mine! >> you know, you got to harved it to the president, even after being literally disarmed by the elections, yes, that was bad. he still maintained that he had not been weakened at all by the outcome. >> come on then. >> what? >> you are indeed brave, sir knight, but the fight is mine. >> look you stupid [ bleep ] you've got no arms left. >> yes i, have. >> look. it's just a flesh wound. >> stop tha

burying the woman's cause here the fact that the war on women along with people outside, debbie wasserman schultz the hair. >> she's the democratic party -- >> chief, yes. and the aggregate, you know, impression that this leaves is, it is all too much. i think you have to accept the fact that there are intelligent -- there's an intelligent body of citizen called the women of america who when is a little consciousness raising that they've been used by every other alleged i had afflicted group that the democrats have ever tried to pull in, they pull back. people understand when they are being used and you can see it in colorado. >> right, but, kim, if i read another story that talks about how democrats are crucial that they get out the women vote, that's their big advantage, they need it, they have to get it especially single college educated women out. and that's why i assume udall is going back to the well despite the fact that he's been so mocked for being a one-trick pony. >> look, they're doubling down on this strategy. it's flailing but they don't have anything else. and this is one of the st

and the democratic national committee chair, debbie wasserman schultz. and he'll bee leading the team tuesday for the full election coverage online all night and the primetime special at 10:00 p.m. >> you'll be part of the coverage as well. >> i'm george's understudy. yes. a role that i've been honing for years. >> somebody's got to do it. >>> and the other news developments overnight, ron claiborne. >> hi, good morning, everyone. we begin with a massive and deadly fire in maine, killed five people and left another person severely burned. a halloween party in portland near the campus of the university of southern maine ended with this enormous fire early saturday that completely torched the house. one neighbor saw a man in flames fleeing the burning building. >> i saw the porch engulfed with like a plume of like red flame, orange flame. and then i saw a man run out. and he was engulfed in flames and he rolled on to the ground. >> nine people did manage to get out of that house alive. the cause is under investigation. officials are trying to determine if

debbie wasserman schultz the same.iden. >> first of all, i don'tó>"Ñ ag with the oddmakers. >> i agree with the vice president. we're going to hold the senate tomorrow night. >> is that just wishing? >> yeah, it's wishing and spitting and trying to encourage people to go out and vote. so perhaps they'll be a seating they may win on turnout on ground game. but it is of course an election about obama. his record and his performance. shows you a couple of things.dxmd one is i think the republicans have run a fairly gaffe-free campaign. the gaffes have been on the other side, particularly this overreach in the war on women which has become almost a joke in a place like colorado where the denver post9 democrat's opponent calling mark udall senator uterus for going completely overboard with what they called an obnoxious one-issue campaign. you get senator landrieu, a female senator from louisiana re-elected three times claiming a week ago that, you know, she'ç not doing that well because of the sexism that exists in the sout

. >>> and the party chairs, debbie wasserman schultz for the democrats, reince priebus for the republicans. and begin with you, a lot of evidence piling up, this could be a big republican night. gains in the house, closing in on control of the senate. has president obama been too heavy an anchor for the democrats? >> i'm proud of this president. he's taken us from the worst economic crisis we have faced since the great depression through 55-straight months of job growth in the private sector. that's the longest sustained period in american history. just the other day on thursday we showed the second-straight cou quarter of significant economic growth. we have created more jobs in manufacturing since the 1990s. >> that message is not taking hold. this new poll in iowa. joni ernst, the republican candidate, 51-44% over bruce braley. that's a state president obama won. harry reid said he won't be the democratic leader if joni ernst wins. do you agree? >> i think we're going to hold control the senator. i know he would take ours over theirs every day of the week. and we have the early votes in

dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz is planning what she's calling a top-to-bottom assessment of4 campaign. much like the rnc's group did an autopsy after the 2012 elections. funny thing about that autopsy, though, republicans pretty much ignored all of its recommendations and they swept this year's midterms. so what should that tell the democrats, if anything? i want to bring in our panel right now. writer and political activist, who's been thrown in jail by vladimir putin. ed rollins is former principal white house adviser to president ra reagan in both of his terms. he's been a long-time business analyst. ceo and editor of the fp group, the publisher of "foreign policy" magazine. so i just want to point out it's 29 years to the day since you won the championship. i'm so happy you're here. >> 1985. >> congratulations, gary. good to see you. i want to focus on your expertise in term of strategy. do you think president obama now pivots to work with the republicans? >> i'm not sure we can apply more strategy to what obama has been doing. i think he will be forced to deal with the

>> for a snapshot of where things stand for democrats across the country we're joined by debbie wasserman schultzesswoman, thank you for being here. i hope i have her. hopefully you are able to hear a little of what maria theresa kumar and i were talking about, the latino vote. are democrats -- >> yes, i heard you. >> oh, i think we do not have the congresswoman. we're going to work on that feed and hopefully we'll be able to bring the congresswoman back. let's get right now to three things to know on this monday. kaci hickox, the nurse who successfully fought maine's quarantine for health care workers to treat ebola patients is now free to go wherever she pleases. a federal judge signed the order today, rejecting the govp nor's hard-line stance on the 21-day quarantine. hickox's 21-day quarantine period has not shown any symptoms of the virus. >>> the ntsb is investigating friday's fatal crash of the virgin galactic spaceship's crash over the majave desert. all flight operations had been normal until a recorded malfunction at mach 1 speed. video from inside the cockpit shows the pilot unlocking

now it is debby wasserman schultz here. let's listen.party has a problem. we know we're right on the issues. the american people believe in the causes we're fighting for. but the electoral success we have when our presidential nominee is able to make a case to the country as a whole doesn't translate in other elections. >> all right. we're talking autopsy here after these toxicologist reports are back. what is the plan here? >> well, i think it's a good idea she's doing this. democrats have not done well in the past two midterm elections. you can argue that the landscape wasn't good for them. but, you know, i don't think that the dnc chair would be doing her job if she threw up her hands and said bad year for us. she needs to look at what happened. how can the democrats do better in the midterm elections. they did expand their electorate as they wanted to do in some states. they still lost independent voters. why is that? i think it's smart she's doing that. hopefully democrats will pay more attention to the results than the republicans

the first turkey you have for us is the debbie wasserman schultz for this. >> scott walker has givenhat is reality. >> and many said that she was acting as if he was okay with domestic violence somehow. >> yeah. sort of very graphic comparison there. kind of an odious attack. it didn't work. walker went on to win again for the third time in four years. i think for debbie wasserman schultz, the bigger problem is it furnished her own party with an opportunity to sound off publicly about her performance at the dnc. there have been long knives coming out for her for a number of months now. her days are numbered in that position. >> days are numbered, you say. our next turkey, number four, is michelle bachman for saying this. millions of unskilled illiterate foreign nationals who can't speak the english language will all likelihood vote democrat is what she's saying. >> right. and look, i'm fully willing to concede that when it comes to the president's executive amnesty, it's quite controversial, there are some serious constitutional and policy issues at play. so to sort of rant about ill

have been in correspondence with marco rubio and i've sent letters to elizabeth warren and debbie wasserman schultz to ask them since we will have shortages in is future of resources, this one of the main things we have to study. i want a bipartisan congressional study group for phosphate and how we will do a the coming shortages. mitch mcconnell should be prime minister and we have to govern and work with obama. and jon huntsman will be or is ration. he has the organization no labels. he will be our inspiration. magazine, itist said we can fix obamacare. that was about a month ago. mitch mcconnell will be prime minister and we've got to govern and be positive, not negative like rush limbaugh talking about obstructing. that is crazy. that's mental deficiency to talk like that. -herderte the mosse republicans in honor of teddy roosevelt and our agendas to push for cooperation and fix obamacare mitch mcconnell will be prime minister and jon huntsman will be our inspiration. can you give me publicity for the agenda? it's an informal group now but this proposed agenda for the moose herder republicans.

congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz thinks her side has the better ground game and that the democrat white house will sway voters in their direction. >> i'd stack up our surrogates. we have president obama, vice president biden, secretary clinton, president clinton. they have rand paul, chris christie, and ted cruz. so going into election day, the advantages that we have are superior to the ones that the republicans have. the most important thing is that voters will be asking themselves, who has my back? and they will consistently across the board say democrats have their back. >> we also heard this morning from democratic senator ben cardin who said he predicts a stronger economy will propel democratic candidates in close races to victory. >> okay. peter, thank you very much. >> one of those issues in the midterms happens to be obamacare. have you heard about the predictions? some insurance rates for some folks could go up. but after the election. tonight we're going to again take an in-depth look on fox news reporting president live free or die, obamacare in new hampshire. take a l

have been in correspondence with marco rubio and i've sent letters to elizabeth warren and debbie wasserman schultzto ask them since we will have shortages in is future of resources, this one of the main things we have to study. i want a bipartisan congressional study group for phosphate and how we will do a the coming shortages. mitch mcconnell should be prime minister and we have to govern and work with obama. and jon huntsman will be or is ration. he has the organization no labels. he will be our inspiration. magazine, itist said we can fix obamacare. that was about a month ago. mitch mcconnell will be prime minister and we've got to govern and be positive, not negative like rush limbaugh talking about obstructing. that is crazy. that's mental deficiency to talk like that. -herderte the mosse republicans in honor of teddy roosevelt and our agendas to push for cooperation and fix obamacare mitch mcconnell will be prime minister and jon huntsman will be our inspiration. can you give me publicity for the agenda? it's an informal group now but this proposed agenda for the moose herder republicans. a

debbie wasserman schultz is celebrating these results is one of the few highlights that would hold forts. scott brawn notwithstanding we suspect it will hold. i wonder what the presidency is on tomorrow. in the case of what happened in new hampshire in the case of kicking out a republican governor in pennsylvania that it all balances out that this is hardly a sweeping verdict for republicans and hence, it just adds to the confusion. what do you think? >> if the president wanted to do something and leave a name behind that is something good for america, he would figure out no matter what is going on, let's start doing things that are good for all americans, not divide people as we've been doing the last six years. let's get something good accomplished where we can blend together. regardless if it's a majority or even steven in the us senate. it gives him a chance to actuully do something good for all the american people and getting us all together, which is what he should have been doing the last six years and he hadn't. i think either way we'll all benefit. another thing, the closer we