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. >> let's bring in "tooning out the news" contributor, weijia jiang.hank you for joining us. >> great to be with you, kylie. hello to everybody. >> hello. >> what was the key to the biden administration turning unexpectedly strong performance? was it a mistake for republicans to nominate one candidate for each disorder in the dsm 5. >> reporter: the white house said from the very beginning this is not a referendum on president biden. they've been trying to really paint a picture of what would happen if republicans took control. to your point, this is now a divided congress. it's not only about not being able to achieve the rest of the items on the president's agenda but really protecting what he has already done. but to your point, james, it really depends on what happens in the senate. in fact, president biden himself has already said if republicans take control of both the house and the senate, it is going to be a, quote, horrible two years. >> look, it was a great night for republicans. elon musk brought us home with his tweet to vote republican and

let's take a break. >> thanks for "tooning out the news" contributor weijia jiang. thank you so much. >> thank you, guys. >>> when we return, democratic congressman row can khan that and kerry lake trying to score a contributor contract. that's ahead. this holiday season... it's gonna be busy. it's gonna be emotional. but it's gonna be worth it. with mccormick, it's gonna be great. kerry lake trying to score a contributor contract. that's ahead. >>> lift. sit back and relax and pre-dial 911 just in case. >>> welcome back. over the break, dr. oz said he would have won had he focussed on his core message of yee that testicles. tion of hee- >> the house will be likely be controlled by republicans still reeling from voters that saying calling up the national guard to spoke woke little mermaid is not their top issue. >> here to plot the house forward for democratics is ro khanna. >> thank you, james. glad to be back on the show. >> now, congressman, what is your message to fellow democrats staring down two years of republicans naming post offices after paul pelosi's atta

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. >> let's bring in "tooning out the news" contributor, weijia jiang.what was the key to the biden administration turning unexpectedly strong performance? was it a mistake for republicans to nominate one candidate for each disorder in the dsm 5. >> reporter: the white house said from the very beginning this is not a referendum on president biden. they've been trying to really paint a picture of what would happen if republicans took control. to your point, this is now a divided congress. it's not only about not being able to achieve the rest of the items on the president's agenda but really protecting what he has already done. but to your point, james, it really depends on what happens in the senate. in fact, president biden himself has already said if republicans take control of both the house and the senate, it is going to be a, quote, horrible two years. >> look, it was a great night for republicans. elon musk brought us home with his tweet to vote republican and his influence will grow as all the babies he fathered with his employees start reaching v

it looks like in this picture, specifically, weijia. >> i don't know if that's the whole picture, it be that the women were in the back in the memphis around the way. i'm not sure. plenty we have seen plenty of women. >> at the forefront of the attack, it is all white men. so it is interesting to see not only the generous combination but also the racial discrimination on one side. >> it is certainly very striking. thank you. would anyone else like to comment? yes? >> i was going to say it probably took a lot of strength not to move at all and never got up and just sit there. and i think that in doing that you definitely show how trivial the hate is that you are receiving. because you are just trying to get a cup of coffee like martin luther king said. and people are like pouring things on, and harassing you, putting on the, ground beating you up. they look at the crazy people. so i get why, but i do feel like the amount of resilience that has to go into letting people just pour sugar, salt, and catch up, and yell obscenities at you, and to humanize you, as probably way more than i co