captain sam brown.ecause the first vote that captain sam brown, soon to be senator sam brown, will take will be on january 20. here's what is going to happen. we will take our oath of office as newly elected senators on january 3. on january 20, president trump will be sworn into office. there will be a million people waving american flags. a glorious moment. right after he is sworn in, the senators will go into the senate chamber and we will move through president trump's nominations, nominations for the secretary of treasury, the secretary of defense, the secretary of state, the director of the cia. let me tell you something, very clear, if jacky rosen were elected she will vote no on every one of those nominees. sam brown will vote yes with president trump. now, there is a lot more we can contrast between sam brown and his opponent, let me ask the question of this crowd. i can sense, because i am a montana guy, i can sense i'm with my people here in nevada. how many of you think the second amendment

and sam brown, i can tell you what he is going to do. he is going to sell you out to corporate ceos and his billionaire donors this fast. i can tell you what else the choices. the choice is this. the choice is someone who will protect our state and to make sure our communities are is a place to live. sam brown, not so much. he wants to restart nevada as a nuclear waste dumping ground. we are not letting that happen, are we? there was a little something else. we are not going back. i will always fight for everybody's personal freedoms, and sam brown, everyone here has a woman in their life that they love probably starting with your mother. sam brown as it decade-long record wanting to ban abortion and take those freedoms away. women cannot get the health care they need, and so each one of you have the opportunity this election and these five days up until next tuesday to chart a different path for our state, for yourself, for your parents, grandparents, and your children. and when we elect leaders like -- when we vote, we win. when we ele

sam brown began writing it while he was an inmate being forced to show up for shifts in hospital facilitiesrly in the covid-19 pandemic go sam, thank you for being with me. i want to talk about your experience in a moment. first, there are no opponents to this on the ballot . no argument against it. no organized opposition . so why is it failing in the polls? >> thank you for having me. i would say it's because a lot of grassroots organizations have pulled together to raise awareness around this, but it's challenging. it costs a lot of money to get a bill before the public and raise awareness. and, quite frankly, we haven't had the money that is required to really put it out there on a large-scale. i think awareness is the issue. i would love for us to have the kim kardashian, hendrick lamarr, everyone that has made a stand against mass incarceration to really come out and throw their support behind this bill. that would help us a great deal. --'s >> a great deal. >> during the early days of covid while you're incarcerated you are being forced to sanitize hospitals. tell me about it. >> so,

sam brown in nevada is closing in on jacky rosen.t historic numbers here all these dominoes fall. you're talking about a senate that could be 54-46, 55-45. that wasn't in the cards. it wasn't on anybody's bingo card when you came into election night. >> but these candidates have all thought really strong races and they have all closed in a very strong way, and in fact many of them were sort of pulling into plus five, plus six, in just over the last three weeks. so it is a fascinating part of the story. hopefully will be able to call more of those soon. >> bret: former house house spr kevin mccarthy says we could see the house going republican, as well. and it would be part of this, as well. let's go back out to trace gallagher on the west coast with his panel. hey, trace. >> thank you. we have our panel. steven hilton, jody armour, kaylee mcghee white, and gianno caldwell. you're talking to your panel and we are talking to ours. kaylee mcghee white was struck by the whole concept that, again, trump was under-counted. >> this is the t

nevada families like the men and women i work with when i was a member of culinary union 226 and sam browndo he is going to sell you out to corporate ceos and his billionaire donors this fast. laura: your billionaire donors, really, how much money has kamala harris and the democrats raised compared, 3 - 1? >> this is really rich coming from jacky rosen, someone six years ago that was running for senate as a sitting congresswoman, she was ushered in office by harry reid and over the last six years she senior network go up 61%. she lives in a gated and fenced community with guard says more secure than our southern border. six years ago i was working in a fulfillment center moving boxes, packing up items and pulling them onto semi truck trailers, the selection is about revenge for the american people and revenge against harry reid who gave us the senate and all of obama agenda item victories, it's also about revenge for those people like jacky rosen who left her border open and voted to allow boys to play girl sports and has drowned us with inflationary spending make it so difficult for someb

sam brown in nevada is closing in on jackie rosen. historic numbers here if all of these dominoes fall. you're talking about a senate that could be 54-46, 55-45. that wasn't in the cards. martha: not at all. bret: that wasn't on anybody's bingo card when you came into election night. martha: but these candidates have fought really strong races and closed in a a very strong way and, in fact, many of them were pulling into +5, +6 in just over the last three weeks, so it is a fascinating part of this story. hopefully, or we'll be able to call some more of those soon. bret: former house speaker kevin mccarthy says with these coattails, you could see the house going republican as well. let's go back out to trace gallagher on the west coast with his panel. hey, trace. >> thank you. we've got steve hilton, joad key armour, kaylee mcghee white and vi january know -- gianno caldwell. kayly mcgee white was struck by the concept that, again, trump was undercounted. >> this is the third condition sective polling miss in a presidential cycle for d

love these polls that came out.g joining a sam brown, the senate candidate.aming the race this way, watch. >> i'm always going to stand with hardworking nevada familied like the men and women i worked with wheard-n i was a member of culinary union 226.as sam brown, i can tell you what is going thao do would you he we sell you out to corporate ceos an d billionaire donors this fast. >> laura: oh, your billionaire donors, really?oney how much money has kamala and democrats raised compared to republican voters? 3-1? >> that is right, laura. this is really rich coming from jacky rosen, someone six years ago ran person as a sittingsswo congresswoman. she wa s ushered in office by harry reid. the last six years, or her net worth went up 61%. she lives in a gated, pianist community with guards that is more secure than the southern border. six years ago i was working and fulfillment center packing up boxes on a semi truck trailers. the selection is about revenge for the american people, oion che against harry reid wh gave us the senate and all off obama's agenda item

the audience has paid to see the debate, but the highest profile candidate sam brown does not take part. as the front runner, he may not need the publicity, a ceiling in our ceiling. i've just been lying around. i don't know, i've just been going around like basically countering all the why is events, friend about man and i mean like how many boxes from like a 1000000 and he's exactly, you know, just so you got this the i am the mother of 6. i'm a grandmother of 4. i'm a white, i'm an attorney, and i'm a business woman. and most importantly, i'm a patriot taxes. power to the people, not the bureaucrats and the government, always downsizing. our american dream is under attack of right now we have a nightmare. we are one election away from losing this country and if we don't stand tall, we're going to end up like venezuela. i will stand for a secure border. our national security. my uncle was murdered by an illegal name of branch that needs to stop. we need to send them all back. nevada is the 2nd highest per capita for sex traffic. they have no idea how many chairs have come through that

the trump endorsed candidates sam brown. when's the republican primary? brown is a military veteran whose campaigning on his experi in serving and afghanistan. rhonda kennedy's share of the vote was one percent. not even enough to get a mention on television. so i don't want you to give up. i want you to keep silly. you need to be strong. you have the brains to have the you can do it. i have faith in you and everybody stick together. ok. no, we got our job . my ok mom you next time. but i have to take more time when i want to spend time with you, every campaigning all the time to have more support. now the now late summer pennsylvania has been experiencing a heat wave. the rigor done is declared and we'd just closed. 1 on sunday, and we're going to be joining down. but right now we're looking for a, a, a sizable leak. or, you know, it could be in the drainage. it could be in the recycled the water every uh it goes back to the pump house with a liner. uh, the liner is 15 years old. and the warranty is for 15 years. and a lot of the kids keeping them off th

sam brown has a significant lead in the senate republican primary fact. it looks like he's going to go on to face incumbent democrat, jackie rosen in november elections since he does have more than 50 percent of the vote. that will be one of the most closely watched races in the whole country come november. the trump endorse candidates, sam brown. when's the republican primary? brown is a military veteran whose campaigning on his experience serving in afghanistan. rhonda kennedy share of the vote. was one percent. not even enough to get a mention on television. so i don't want you to give up. i want you to keep silly. you need to be strong. you have the brains to have the you can do it. i have faith in you and everybody. stick together. ok. no, we got to our job . my ok mom you next time, but i have to take more time in what i want to spend time with you. every campaigning all the time. to have more support now. the good now late summer pennsylvania has been experiencing a heat wave, the swimming pool which is closed. 1 on sunday, and we're going to be dr

press has called the race in favor of senator rosen, who outperformed the top of the ticket, leading sam brown a state that vice president harris lost to donald trump. with this balance of the power in the senate stanza if you do republicans and 44 democrats with two, credit caucusing independents, the arizona senate race between kari lake and, craddick representative ruben gallego remains too close to call. for the most updated information on this end all races, go to c-span.org. >> if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage, find it any time at c-span.org. videos of key hearings, debates and other events with video markers that i do to newsworthy highlights. these point of interest markers appear on the right-hand side of your screen when you hit play on select videos. this makes it quickly to get an idea of what was debated and decided in washington. scroll through and spend a few minutes on c-span's point of interest. >> sunday on "q&a," the former domestic policy adviser to president carter and ambassador to the european union under president clinton shares his book in which he discusses h

jackie rosen leads sam brown by nine points here in nevada.possibility here, i don't want to say he will lose nebraska, it may be closer than you think. losing nevada and arizona. >> let me talk about that first. i just came back from las vegas late last night. we had a rally for sam brown. severely wounded by a terror attack. >> we lost the senator there. we've been having some problems. at this point a likely republican pickup, if the republicans were to be able to get seats in pennsylvania, ohio and michigan, that will give them 52 for the majority if they were to run the table it would be a bloodbath for the democrats on tuesday night. the ones that the republicans are likely to pick up on, west virginia, montana is looking really good. let's just put ohio back in the tossup column. that would still give them 51 with the numbers still on the board. stay with us. >> there is one more thing. they want another giant tax cut for the wealthy. these are the kinds of guys that you like to smack in the [bleep] >> okay. critics are calling that ano

here, the race for me in nevada was about me versus sam brown.led politician to moved to nevada just a few years ago to run for united states senate, lost in the primary last cycle. so i think the people nevada knew me, knew of my record delivering for record, being one of the most bipartisan, effective, and independent senators. nevada has been my home for about 50 years. and how we talked about what we wanted for nevada was really important and i think put me over the edge. >> senator rosen, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> coming up, we know one thing donald trump will do on day one, and that is take create for the economy joe biden you has built and is handing to him. the economy is probably going to be very good next year, and we can count on most of the news media to forget why. that's next. relief at 4 weeks. many people were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 2 years. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may

this is jackie rosen, this is sam brown.g to fox news voter analysis. and as you can see, we don't know when we're going to get this one but this is very, very obviously tight as you can see. all right. now, let's go back to arizona, this is lake versus guyago. 60% of votes have been counted at this point so we're going to wait and see where that goes but right now it's not looking good for the republican candidate, kari lake in that state. tricia mentioned nevada. democrats are optimistic. they were actually very optimistic going into the race. this is senator jackie rosen's seat. she is trying to fend off sam brown, he went to west point. this state was home to the closest senate race in the country in 2022. republicans i want to say have not won a senate race here since 2012 so we're watching this one. too soon to call. montana, this is senator jon tester, three term democrat, consistently trailing in the polls behind tim sheehy. sheehy has come out and declared victory. fox has this as too soon to call. now, overall, fox

to switch. >> i think he is a competent candidate. >> there is sam brown right there. 8% in. >> this matters. in this cycle, republicans in senate races in particular feel pretty good candidates and giving them a shot in states where republicans often face an uphill battle. it looks like it will not just be a squeaker, a little margin therefore republicans. >> let's see where wisconsin is. standing by. there is new again rich -- newt gingrich waiting there. all expected to be a big part, perhaps in a second administration. the former president had hats made with 45-47. >> wearing it for a while. >> now it is true. >> he will win the popular vote. likely to win the electoral vote giving me some excitement, a sense of excitement that investors have. and, again, i think the speech tonight, the tone just to be repetitive because i hope the president is watching, i hope it is what you said, i hope that this is a moment to let the country -- because we have had enough of enough. i think whatever happened tonight, i was hopeful that we would have a decisive win. it appears we will have a de

incumbent senator jacky rosen now leads by about one percentage point over republican challenger sam brown a lot of ballots coming in. could take some time until they finalize those results. sandra? >> sandra: jeff paul in vegas for us. thank you. john? >> john: tip into the white house briefing, karine jean-pierre has been answering some questions about why biden stayed in the race so long before dropping out. let's listen in. >> secretary jean-pierre: incredibly proud of her. when he did decide to step aside, he immediately endorsed her, and the party unified behind her. they did. >> reporter: my question is if you can or want to address the criticism that is being directed at him over this loss. >> secretary jean-pierre: there are going to be a lot of people who are going to say a lot of things. there going to be election experts who look under the hood in the next couple of days and weeks and months, as i've said already, and they are going to have their opinion on this race. what i can say that -- this is something the president says alt knocked down, you get back up. the president sa

in nevada, jacky rosen trying to hold off the republican challenger, sam brown.n pennsylvania, another one of those battleground presidential races, bob casey is trying to hold off dave mccormick. you see how close these numbers are, these margins are, and in wisconsin, another democratic seat, another incumbent trying to protect the seat for her party, tammy baldwin with a slight edge over erik hovde. control of the u.s. house is up for grabs, and at this point, it's too close to call. narrow margins, a very slim set of battleground seats, the magic number here, 218. democrats made some end roads in new york. let me just show you one or two. new york's fourth district on long island leans democrat, that would be a win for republicans. new york's 19th district, democrats appear poised to win that back from republicans, but the republicans made end roads in the presidential battleground states. in michigan, in the seventh district, they appear poised to win a democratic seat, and in pennsylvania, not one but two seats, the eighth district in scranton, and the seve

right now, sam brown, the challenger, has the edge in the senate race.uld be a significant pickup for republicans, and that's putting it mildly. >> interesting to see that contest there in nevada. all right, the latest in arizona? >> arizona is as we have, kris van cleave has talked about it, david becker reinforced it. just slight tick-ups, we have more in. get back to president. 48% for the vice president, 50% for former president trump. to the outstanding votes. maricopa county, how much is outstanding? a million. pima county with tucson, 260,000, that's why we don't have enough. clear that, go to the model. what's the model in arizona? a wide range could go lots of directions. we haven't had a call but we have a needs based thing for the vice president in arizona. 52%. we have her at 50%. again, that is not trending well for the vice president. it hasn't been for the last hour or so. the vote is just trickling in, we don't have a substantial alteration in the projection for arizona, but it is not looking well. and arizona tends to trend off of nevada

sam brown seemed to be lifted by donald trump's strength there, as well. yeah, looking at how close that is. >> yeah, this is another one that is just awfully close here. you have jacky rosen at 47%. sam brown 47%. .2 separating these two. he's ahe'd by 2,600 votes at this point. vice president kamala harris at 46. donald trump at 51. this one is going to be another nile biter. >> david: down to the wire. where do we have outstanding vote in nevada at this point? >> yeah, the nevada vote that's still out. let's take a look. yeah, so las vegas is a little bit of a smaller -- reno is a battleground. that's why it's purple on your screen here. you have some more rural areas as well. so, you know, las vegas, carson, clark county is by far the largest population there. about 55,000 votes left there. it is splitting about evenly. this is maybe a mild surprise for the night so far. so many areas that are a 50/50 split seem to have fallen in one direction or the other. it's worth remembering it wasn't long ago that democrats could win by a couple of points. that w

nevada democrat jackie rosen will win reelection defeating sam brown retaining her seat, holding republicans from adding to the incoming 52 seat majority. with donald trump projected to win nevada, rosen is one of several democrats able to win senate seats this year while president-elect trump was able to carry the states. >>> after years of calling donald trump a threat to democracy, president biden will have to turn over the white house to him. >> biden sought to comfort americans who fear the prospects of another trump term in office following the election all while his own legacy remains in question. the cnn senior white house producer betsy cline is live. does the president plan to meet with trump to help in this transition? >> reporter: we are learning that president biden does plan to host former president and now president-elect donald trump at the white house for the traditional transition meeting. notably, that is something that trump refused to provide biden as he was contesting results of the 2020 election. we have talked for weeks about how biden and aides and allies believe his

you have sam brown in nevada tied and rogers basically tied.m shehy will win in montana. and hovanishesde and mccormick lead. republicans may end up with net gain of five senate seats or so. people foresaw that was a possibility. things could not have gone any better f republicans. >> steve: and worse for democrats running kamala harris campaign, they keep her away from press, don't tell us what you stand for, those were a problem for her, tom. >> yeah, it certainly looks that way. we talked about abortion and threats to democracy and polls were clear economy and inflation was the number one issue and trump led over harris. people look fond buy back on trump's reign, are you better af off than you were four years ago, they were not better off. >> steve: we were talking about the presidency and house and senate we have governor races for you. in north carolina, josh steib defeats robinson, state attorney general will take over for roy cooper who was term limited. kelly ayote, winning against craig, a former senator. and republican patrick morris

incumbent democratic senator jacky rosen will survive a challenge from sam brown.s leaves the balance of power the two republicans and 46 democrats with two races still outstanding. on the presidential side, one in five black men who voted for president-elect trump, in 2020. according to cnn exit polls, one of the many hard facts using democrats tuesdays election loss. >> have you noticed a shift among black men? >> definitely. when i was growing up people used to say the republicans were for businesses and the democrats were for regular and working-class. i don't think that's the same right now. i think maybe the roles have flipped a little bit. >> lynwood holland is a republican leader here in philadelphia. he says he has more republican voters in his community than he is used to. >> i have been in some places were guys say i kind of like what he's doing. they might talk >> too. it doesn't bother them . they like his macho image, i guess. they just want to be like, i want to be part of some thing different pics but the overwhelming majority of black men in pennsy

change, carrier-like is narrowly being led not called yet, democratic incumbent slightly ahead of sam brownedap they're self uncalled races districts as you can see, republicans trying felony in places like, california maryland maine oregon, could take several more days to know the outcome. of israel sending rescue planes to amsterdam after israelis, attacked by superintendented anti-israel protesters, police say five hospitalized, i'll soccer fans attacked at match multiple fights in the streets, israel defense forces deployed planes en route to lettinglands to trofrpt israeli citizens all wounded. >> 43 morningies on loose in south carolina town after scaping from research center police warning on secure doors windows, alfa genesis research facility, in south carolina said monkeys of nearly 7,000 escaped after a worker left door unsecured, police say each monkey weighs six to seven pounds never used for testing because they are young too young to carry diseases did issue a statement they are war of the escape police say they have eyes on monkeys, using food the mountainor urging residents

trump, but you are also blessed to have a great senator for the state of nevada, sam brown. k you for doing this. love you, man. i should say sam will be a senator, because unfortunately you guys have one of the worst senators. a person who pretends to be a reasonable moderate, but then she gets to washington. she does not support nevada values. thank you for everything you are doing, and. -- man. [cheers and applause] we are thrilled to be joined by the lieutenant governor. thank you for being here. thank you for your leadership. we have got one of my dear friends, the great senator mike lee from utah. good to see you. and of course -- we have got whole crew here, steve daines. great to see you. and steve's lovely wife is even here in nevada. you have got the all-star crew. one last person i want to thank for being here for all of his great leadership, you guys are blessed to have a great state gop chairman in michael mcdonald. thank you for everything you are doing. i forgot to tell you, every single day i checked with the political team at the trump camping and say how wel

you need to get above the 52, 53, 54 and the only choices are mccormick, rogers, running behind, sam brown in nevada. stuart: thanks for being with us on what i think is very important day. i want to know what is going on with nvidia. it is up again, 2.6%. lauren: they surpassed apple, $3.5 trillion. investors see donald trump bringing more chip manufacturing back to the united states. stuart: explain tesla to me, $280 a share. lauren: trump praised donald trump during that speech, called him a genius and he's going to get a role in this administration. he is worth $285 billion. the world's richest man, not just tesla but space x, it is starling. at one point, trump said folks in north carolina were telling me we were hit by this hurricane, can you get as starling, trump said what is starling? so he called elon musk and did it like that so this speaks to the genius of elon musk. stuart: one more, phillips 66. lauren: halliburton up 5%, phillips 66, 4%. oil prices are down because the dollars up and oil is priced in dollars but trump stated his intention to expand production with less regul

jackie rosen is slightly ahead of sam brown in nevada. neither race has been called by asso associated press. here is dave mccormick talking about his victory. >> people want change. they represented that desire of change by electing president trump. same with me, they are deeply distressed by skyrocketing prices, wide open border, war on fossil fuel and they want change and common sense leadership. >> madeleine: there are several uncalled races, here are some districts in places like washington, california, ma maryland, maine. would need 218 seats, could take several days to know the outcome. >> carley: madeleine rivera, thank you so much. we know results in san francisco, mayor breed losing to the democrat daniel lowrey, he is the heir to levi strauss. breed conceded last night. >> being mayor of the city has been absolute honor of my life. i am grateful and excited about what is happening in this city temperature is starting to look good and feel good and the city is on the rise. >> carley: san francisco has seen a mass exodus of major

and the state senate race tied with democrat jackie rosen leading republican sam brown. of house up for grabs, dozens of uncalled races including iowa, where it is tight. jared golden leading austin tario, either party needs 218 seats to reach majority. >> carley: president's trump agenda when he returns to the white house. >> i will govern by promises made, promises kept, we'll keep our promises. nothing will stop me from ep cooing my word to you, the people. we will make america safe, strong, powerful and free again. >> carley: trump 2024 campaign senior adviser danielle alvarez joins me now. good morning to you. donald trump not one to take a day off, he is working on top appointments. what is first order of business? >> well, just as the president said throughout the campaign trail, he will unleash american energy, unleashing american worker, securing the border like he did in his first term and he said before he is sworn into office, he'll work on brokering peace through strength and restoring our position on the global stage. >> carley: he is likely to get fought b

here's how things stand with sam brown and senator jackie rosen. h candidates really stressing that when it is this close, it is critical to make sure that every single vote gets counted. >> we are battle tested and democracy takes time. i am confident, confident because of all of you, because of all the work you done, because of all the heart you put into it that we will win when all the votes are counted. >> we must double our effort to get in touch with every person who has cast their ballot on time, but it was not yet counted and make sure that those ballots are cured. because something thousand vote lead right now doesn't count for anything if we don't have a lead in the end of the counting period. am i right? >> we still have many more ballots coming in and could be several days until we know the results of the closer races. john? >> john: we'll see if donald trump continues to run the table in the swing states with the result out of nevada. we have to wait and see. jeff paul for us. thank you. >> sandra: vice president harris set to speak sho

coming soon and jackie rosen has been reelected fending off close challenge from combat veteran sam brownel: republicans are now in striking distance of a house majority with nearly two dozen races still too close to call. the gop has 212 seats, and needs to win six more to keep the majority if that happens, republicans will pull off a political trifecta controlling the house, the senate, and the white house. amazing. >> yeah. i mean it's -- it's a mandate to govern along with the house's, i mean, senate with 53 senators you have a lisa and susan collins proof majority there have been a lot of too manies with a 51, majority but moderate senator who is control the whole agenda with 53 possible 54 you can do real things you can approve of cabinet officials and judicial nominations. and retain the house as well that means donald trump with the mandate will be given an opportunity to govern when we talk about the first 100 days he's going to get a chance to set an agenda. you know, in a way that looks much more different -- even more powerful than 2016 when he was a new newcomer. he's back. w

she has defeated sam brown who was endorsed by donald trump. elected to the united states senate in nevada. >>> the fbi is investigating a deluge of the fake bomb threats and the fbi said when he appeared to originate from russian email domains. does seem as though they were designed to influence the election because they targeted battlegrounds. there were similar threats in 67 locations in 19 counties finding that of the 67 locations, 56 were 11 counties that voted for joe biden in the 2020 election, including the eight most populated. those high population democratic counties included voting locations for milwaukee, detroit, phoenix and philadelphia. donald trump second term is being celebrated by white supremacist, christian nationalists and conspiracy theorists. the washington post reports that these groups all expressed a sense of jubilation mixed with an eagerness to exact vengeance on political opponents. those specific goals differ there was broad agreement among the factions that trump secondly nudges the country much further right, pu

, republicans have the majority as we project jacky rosen has defeated her republican challenger sam brownvada. at least two key senate seats up for grabs including in pennsylvania where we have been watching closely dave mccormick taking on an leading democrat incumbent bob casey. in arizona , the democrat ahead of the republican , but the lead has been shrinking with more votes still to be counted. we are watching all of the numbers closely. >>> federal prosecutor announced they have filed charges in a plot to kill now president-elect donald trump. the alleged hit was supposed to happen before tuesday and prosecutors say iran was behind it . an afghan national at-large tonight in iran, the justice premises are running officials asked him to focus on watching and ultimately killing donald trump . my source tonight was his national security advisor and the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, john bolton. when you hear this news of an alleged plot to assassinate donald trump, as someone who has been targeted , i wonder what your level of concern is about an iranian attack like this happe

rosen was one democratic incumbent who did manage to hold onto her seat next republican challenger sam brownrty could not stop republicans from taking control of the upper chamber gop flipped four seats in all let's bring it nebraska republican senator deb fischer but she won reelection by healthy seven-point margin she sits on the senate armed services rules and appropriation committees among others. your race was supposed to be tight according to the pollsters in advance. what did they get wrong do you think? >> think the press and the democrats wanted to make this into a race. they did everything possible to do that. they had a candidate who ran as an independent which has some attraction in nebraska we have a bipartisan in nebraska democrats can run as an independent are able to attract some votes. this was the most expensive race in the history of nebraska. they came in the last three months with about $30 million in attack ads against me. so we had to define my opponents. he did not have really a record out there but he said a lot of things that just did not quite match up with the val

here is where things stand now between sam brown and incumbent democrat senator jackie rosen. he sits at 47.34, rosen is at 47.2. with more than 1 million ballots counted so far we have many more ballots coming in. in mail-in ballots that folks dropped off yesterday haven't been counted and the counting of mail-in ballots received by mail between now and saturday. the final area cured ballots. the nevada secretary of state said they have faced some issues regarding signature verification of thousands of mail-in ballots. >> we have 11,000 ballots that need to be cured. we have worked really hard over the last few days with the process. >> the last senate race here in nevada in 2022 was also very close. democrat kathryn masto won by less than one percentage point. >> bill: we're in phoenix. >> it appears arizonians split the ticket in big ways. first president-elect donald trump currently leads vice president kamala harris in the count in this state that trump loss than just 10,000 votes in 2020. look at the senate race. now democratic congressman is ahead of gop candidate lake

and as of this morning democratic senator jackie rosen is leading her republican challenger, sam brown by a little less than 13,000 votes with 93% of the vote in. to arizona now, democratic congressman ruben gallego is leading kari lake with 50% of the votes with 70% of the vote in. to the east coast democratic senator casey of pennsylvania is trailing his democratic opponent dave mccormick by a little more than 30,000 votes with 97% of the vote in. and in maine independent senator angus king is leading his challengers by 18 points with 90% of the vote in. late yesterday incumbent senator tammy baldwin of wisconsin did secure a re-election, and congresswoman alissa slotkin of michigan did also achieve a narrow victory there and will be headed to the senate. >>> next up here a look at how some world leaders are raelkting to the presidential results. plus what donald trump's victory means for the ongoing legal case against him. those stories and a check on weather and sports when we come right back. k on weather and sports when we come right back many remedies you take for chest congesti

tremendous races and everybody worked so very hard and here the race for me in nevada was about me versus sam brownd politician who moved here to nevada a few years ago to run for the united states senate and lost in the primary last cycle. i think people in nevada knew of me and new of my record and being one of the most bipartisan effective and independent senators but that has been my home for about 50 years. and how we talked about what we wanted for nevada and that was really important and i think that is what put me over the edge. >> thank you, senator jacky rosen for joining us tonight. >> thank you so much for having me. >> we know one thing donald trump will do on day one is take credit for the economy joe biden has built and is handing to him. the economy will be very good next year. we can count on most of the news media to forget why. that is next. is next r. and - ahoy! it's the explorer! each helping to protect their money with chase. woah, a lost card isn't keeping this thrill seeker down. lost her card, not the vibe. the soul searcher, is finding his identity, and helping to protect

. >> el republicano sam brown, veterano del ejercito, ha buscado durante su campana acercarse a la ruralla diferencia que les asaraba de su contrincante d democrata. >> a esta hora con el 88% de las actas explotadas, se mantiene un empate a menos de un punto porcentual, asi que seguiremos aqui pendientes durante el transcurso del dia, asi que mantengase con noticias noticias telemundo. >> eso, a ver que sucede, cual sera el destino de esta camara de representantes. >> gracias, nicole. >> asi es. >> bueno, seguimos hablando mas sobre lo que significa esta eleccion. >> tenemos a nuestros expertos panelistas ya terminando la hora, jose parra, jose castillo, ultimos comentarios acerca de los resultados que ya estan proyectados. >> adelante, jocelyn. >> bueno, creo que es em emocionante ver el papel que ha desempenado el voto latino, porque ya no podemos ser ignorados y estamos tomando nuestro lugar merecido en la meta, sin importar por quien votaron. >> ahora es importante destacar que es un voto independiente, lo que quiere decir que los republicanos, el mensaje ha estado llegando, tal vez

democratic and cabinet jacky rosen is slightly ahead of sam brown and the nevada.s will but i know majority leader next week john thune, recording, rick spot off at the spot. axios is reporting trump already dismissed scott as an option. now editorial committee chairman steve daines urging other senate republicans to cast a ballot for thune produce publicly urging president trump to stay out of the senate ballot elections which are done in secret. the house meantime remains a tossup there are on-call braces. here are district republicans want to flip in washington, california, maryland, maine and oregon. the other party has had 218 seats and can take several more days to know the outcome. and then san francisco london breed losing her reelection to the more moderate democrat daniel lori he is the heir to levi strauss had no prior political experience. he finally conceded last night during her time in office san francisco tina mass exited retailers as well as increases in crime. professors from harvard and princeton canceling classes to let students recover from thi

unwinnable race like maryland, which could have gone to perhaps contests in nevada, in particular, sam brownvery tough way. he may still end up getting out a victory there, but republicans are going to have a lot of flexibility, a lot of things to work with and one thing that comes from that stuart is i think we're going to see supreme court nominees at least one perhaps maybe two within these first two years from the president-elect. stuart: do you think one supreme court would step down, knowing trump -- >> i think that justice alito is more than happy to go into retirement and have somebody else take on the very tough job of that. stuart: ben, thanks. check the markets, you'll like what you see. look at these, these are the dow stocks hitting all-time highs today. that's giving us an 1,100 point gain. american express, goldman sachs, jpmorgan unbelievable. visa, mastercard, i'm sorry, visa, caterpillar and walmart. new highs across-the-board. extraordinary. still ahead the polls got it wrong, not one predicted a trump landslide. we'll ask gop pollster mitchell brown what they missed. this

and democratic incumbent senator jacky rosen defeating republican sam brown by about 23,000 votes. 1.6%r performing their presidential tickets. rosen won about 4,000 votes -- fewer votes than vice president harris did brown under performed president-elect trump by 74,000 votes. trump wins nevada by more than 3 points. now, our fox news voter analysis shows that women voters, ages 45 and up favored trump by 3 points. but, brown did worse among those same voters by 4 points. so, that is the difference. now, we'll go back out here and we'll go next door to arizona. where democrat reuben geauga dough defeated republican carrie lake by 2.4 points. president-elect trump won arizona by 5.5 points. gallego outperforming harris by 90,000 votes while lake under performed trump by 172,000 votes. our fox news voter analysis here lake performing worse with trump are voters along racial and ethnic lines including seven points worse with hispanic voters. okay. let's go back out here and go to our next state of interest. which is wisconsin. and there you see that incumbent, democrat tammy baldwin went

well, republicans like senate candidate sam brown point to four years under president biden that theyed to nevada having the highest unemployment rate and skyrocketing cost of living. >> so we're seeing a lot of motivation, but look, people also are desperate to see change. they want to see a secure border. they doesn't want to see illegals that are harming our communities. people, people have felt a real pinch because of bidenomics in their wallet. >> republicans still have their work cut out for them. trump has never won nevada losing it both in 2016 and in 2020 and it's been 20 years since the last republican took the state. democrats like incumbent senator jacky rosen say they're confident in their race. >> races are always tight and tough in nevada. we've got the mail-in ballots coming in and enthusiasm and it's always going to be about the turnout. so we're going to continue to get out the vote. >> now, the real wild card remains the nonpartisan voters. under a new nevada law that registers people nonpartisan, the biggest voting bloc in the state and that's why you're seeing bot

and then nevada, that's one in recent days it looks like the republican challenger, sam brown, has startedy jackie rosen was looking to be safe but both kamala harris and donald trump were recently in the state and just how high the stakes are there. >> certainly wisconsin another one where the democratic incumbent is facing a tight race. certainly this is the most vulnerable ted cruz has appeared. let's talk about the lower chamber. there's talk about a slim majority. republicans control it by just a handful of seats. what do the forecasts tell us for tonight? what should we be looking for in terms of trends that will eventually tell us who control the house of representatives. >> i caution we might not know who's in power tonight especially these races in california could take a really long time to count. we didn't know the outcome of some of these races until december, but there are some races that could give us some major clues and the first place i'm looking is virginia. the polls close at 7:00 which is good for us election to watchers. and then there's an open seat in virginia 7. tha

project that incumbent democratic senator jackie rosen will survive the challenge from republican sam browneads to 52 republicans and 48 democrats, with to raise that standing. on the presidential side, just 1 invited black men voted for president trump, not different from 2020 but black men accounted for 2020 of the total ludlow this year, that is up from 33% in 2020. going to cnn exit polls, and one of the many hard facts facing democrats from tuesday's election night loss. omar gimenez has more in philadelphia. >> have you noticed a shift among black men inconvenient? >> definitely. when i was growing up, people used to say were publicans were for businesses and democrats were for the regular and working-class. i don't think that is the same right now. i think that maybe the rules have slipped a little bit. >> reporter: linwood holland is a republican ward leader until adelphia. this election he says he has more republican voters in his community than he is used to. >> i have been in some places with some guys and you know, i kind of like what he was doing. and, they might talk smack, to

>> we've seen both sam brown in nevada, and carey lake in arizona lead in their very first poll of theercentage point, the most rentes polls that came out this week, now, could those be outliers, could they be peaking at the right moment? we're not going to know until tuesday. but it could very well be the trump effect that is your honor iting the tide in their favor. >> let's listen to former president pete seat thank you very much. let's go to donald trump, in salem, virginia. >> thank you mr. governor we're going to win. thank you very much. you have a great governor in this state you did a great job in your attorney general. the whole group. thank you, glenn. what a job. so very special, hello to virginia. i know it well to put it mildly. i'm thrilled to be in the commonwealth with thousands of proud hardworking american patriots that's what you are, you are patriots. and i would like to begin with a very simple question for you to answer if you don't mind. are you better off now than you were four years ago? i've come today with a message of hope for all americans with your vote o

meanwhile, jackie rosen has been reelected, fending off a close challenge from combat veteran sam brownblicans are now in striking distance of a house majority as well with nearly two dozen races still close to call. the gop has 212 seats, it needs 6 more to keep the majority. if this happens, republicans will control the house, the the senate and the white house. yeah. my kids wake up every morning, dad, have they called arizona? have they called nevada yet? now i can say yes -- why can't arizona count votes? rachel: well, the governor used to be the secretary of state and, you know, they just can't get their crap out to, i guess. pete: clearly. rachel: listen, this is so amazing. think about the consultants who said you can't win with donald trump, he's too divisive. he's literally unified the country. this is the most multiracial, you've got lots of democrats and independents in this coalition. he's proved everyone wrong. pete: we thought maybe on this day we would be, maybe we wouldn't be making the call, but we would be discussing about where this is going in some sort of a contest

in nevada incumbent democratic senator jackie rosen is leading her republican challenger, sam brown, by more than 17,000 votes with 96% of the vote in. democrats feeling pretty confident there. in arizona democratic congressman ruben gallego is leading republican kari lake with more than 47% of vote in. in pennsylvania republican challenger dave mccormick is leading it incumbent senator bob casey by over 35,000 votes with more than 90% of the vote in. mccormick a clear victory. up in maine angus king is leading his closest challenger with 95% of the vote in. seems to be on the brink of victory. joining us now, congressional reporter for the hill, mychael snell. good to see you this morning. we know republicans will hold the senate, but talk to us the importance of margins, why those seats still up for grabs matter, and then give us your best sense as to how things will break in the house. >> yeah, the margins in the senate are really going to be significant, jonathan, because there is a pretty big difference between a 52 seat majority or 54-seat majority, can that's because there are

now projecting that incumbent democratic senator jacky rosen has defeated republican challenger sam brownlding onto an important seat in the highly competitive swing state of nevada. donald trump taking back the white house and the gop winning control of the senate, every single called race in congress counts. the house, at least 12 races are too close to call, and the final results will determine whether republicans or democrats end up controlling the chamber. in the senate, for example, two races remain too close to call according to nbc news. nbc capitol hill correspondent julie sirkin joins us now. julie, how are things shaping up in the senate? what can you tell us about a fight for control of the house? what are you saying? >> it's okay to be with you. there is so much drama, especially coming out of pennsylvania, because dave mccormick who is the republican challenger to three term incumbent bob casey, a democrat, is currently leading him by about half a percentage point. now, throughout all of this, we have heard from the national center republican committee that is essentially th

and nevada democratic senator jackie rosen has a slight edge over republican challenger sam brown whole back on my podcast. more than 95% of this vote is in. about 60,000 ballots left to count. tough time for those companions as they wait for this to be hashed out and arizona democratic ruben gallego's leading republican terry lake in that race which replaces christian cinema former democrat who became an independent and then did not run. only about 75% of the vote is an. what's taking so long to counties ballots? 750,000 more ballots to count and arizona. so go figure. that will take a while so we are also waiting to find a which party will control the house and having the majority will be. a republican national committee cochair lara trump standing by on how they've helped to produce this really big red wave victory across the country. but let's go to senior congressional correspondent reporting live on capitol hill. >> afternoon. republicans are feeling good right now about holding the house. here's the balance of power. 211 g.o.p. seats cat 199 democratic seats, 25 uncalled seats.

looks like sam brown might be able to win. what are you thinking, sir? all of the above. i'm looking at the voter registration number, the turnout numbers, obviously there's a lot of enthusiasm, people don't like the direction the country is heading in, they want a change and president trump is that change agent. chuck schumer needs to be fired and we need to regain the majority and get control of our spending, and increase our ability to deter our adversaries around the world. our friends don't trust us and our adversaries don't fear us any more under the biden-harris administration. larry: you going to run for republican leader, john thune will run, although i haven't asked him personally but i read about it all the time. rick scott will run all the time i have asked him. you going to run too? can you win that race, senator? >> i think so, but it's a unique race, larry, because you know who the voters are and it's a secret ballot, and so i've been through this quite a few times before, but the relationships you build with your colleagues is important.

in nevada, you got jackie rosen staving off another top republican recruit in sam brown, she' she's winningbody's up for election, every two years, some of the key races this time seem to not be in battleground states. >> we're looking at battleground that aren't battlegrounds on the presidential level. including new york, arguably the place that gave republicans control of the house chamber two years ago and i's now one of the places the democrats are sort of hoping to take back what was once theirs, hudson valley, many races there, two on long island that are key to the potential balance of power and then you get out to california, some of those races aren't going to be close they could take a long time to call, one of the key races that gave republicans control took until december last psych toll be called. we could be in for a long night on the presidential level, it could take even longer on the house side. >> we could be waiting weeks? >> we could be waiting weeks. alaska, they do rank choice voting, they could take a long ti time. >> lot to watch. >> thank you so much. >>> in final c

chief among them is here in nevada, republican sam brown is about 6,000 votes ahead of incumbent jackie rosen. the other one is michigan, right now slotkin former house member running for this open senate seat is leading by 16,000 votes there against mike rogers, another former house member who's fallen in line with former president donald trump. and pennsylvania, where bob casey incumbent is in a fight against david mccormick. it's stunning to see these key races come down to such tight margins. >> what does control of both the white house and the senate mean for this incoming administration. >> a really key moment, if republicans are able to roll in in 2025 with control of the senate, the white house and the house, that what trump had back in 2017, one of the biggest things they focused on was the tax cuts and jobs act, those tax measures are up for debate again now in january. >> ali, when are we going to know about the house? >> this is a very big question and most of these california races have taken a while in the past, be patient, a few key ones we're waiting on, democrats wanted