our washington bureau chief and political director, rick klein, is here to break down the latest. ry cl >> yeah, jon. if the current results hold, republicans will have secured a 220-215 advantage in the next congress. that's actually two more democrats than who serve right now in congress despite those very tough redistricting maps and despite the coat tails of donald trump and him winning the popular vote as well as the electoral college. that by itself would be the tightest governing majority in almost a century, but here's the thing. things are going to get tighter almost certainly and actually very quickly. we've already heard from matt gaetz. he is not going to be trump's next attorney general, but he's resigned from this congress and said he won't serve in the next congress. his fellow florida congressman mike waltz will be the national security adviser. he's going to resign and he says on the first day of the trump administration, and elise stefanik, the congresswoman from new york is on tap to be the u.n. ambassador under donald trump. she would resign her seat when she's

former dnc chair donna brazile, abc news washington bureau chief and political director, rick klein, trump justice department spokesperson and editor of request the dispatch," sarah isgur, and abc news correspondent and politico capitol bureau chief, rachael bade. so rick, we have what seems to be an all-out war between elon musk and what we sometimes call the tech bros and the maga right. who's going to win this? >> whoever donald trump wants to win. this round -- i say round one or the first little salvo here looks like it's being won by elon musk, and the tech wing of the party because he's coming down on the side of additional visas, but this fight is not over. in fact, i don't think it's even really begun because once you get into any kind of policy question, it's going to be yes, maga versus musk. in some cases, it's different parts and different factions of the maga movement. all these people that trump brought together, it is kind of a forced marriage in some cases. i don't think tech is permanently in the maga wing and i think tech is going to have a growing influence not ju