elect for the first time in new york and have my kathy hochul was appointed or got the job when andrew cuomo left. identity politics got kamala harris did not work out for us the first time, george? >> that is the problem. they are not looking at meritocracy or qualification but about checking process. who cares if she was the first woman but she qualified to be elected to the office. everything we have seen the last year and a half has shown to new york or she is not qualified. she does not care for the rule of law. her main concern in the state is coddling criminals and pandering to the welcome extreme. her party in the state register and that is no place for the governor in this state. again i don't care about gender orientation. the reality is i want the right person and like many new yorkers, we want right people doing the job so this poor woman that was victimized yesterday isn't yet another data point for failed criminal policies. >> carley: george, before you go i want to ask about your race because president biden won your districtwide end points two years ago. fast forward the poli

the game's title, andrew cuomo's nursing home. take a sip. yeah. yeah. thank you. during the houston astros world series parade on monday,s senator ted cruz was hit by a can of beer. but after failing to catch it, he was immediately offered a contract with the mets. i don't even get that joke. >> you will if you're a mets fan. >> i know. but it's so -- it's so exclusionary, sports humor. don't you agree, david? >> no, david, i follow bad gammon and nothing else. >> greg: a man flying jet blue from new york to detroit was arrested monday after allegedly masturbating on the two-hour flight, the attorney defended his behavior saying some people enjoy a plotting after a smooth landing my client does this instead. 178 people named hero kazu tanaka broke the large test gathering of people with the same name. the weirdest part is everyone at the party was wearing a name tag. germans are fighting rising heating costs with a new class called dance yourself warm. instructors says it come pines traditional moves like waltzing and invading poland. finally, and finally, two wor

defeated republican congressman lee zeldin hochul took office last year after the resignation of andrew cuomostory has also been made in massachusetts nbc projects mara healey will be the first woman to lead that state and one of the first openly lesbian governors in american history >> she could share the honor >> every little girl and every young lgbtq person out there [cheers and applause i hope, i hope tonight shows you that you can be whatever, whoever you want to be >> healey could share the honor of being the first openly lesbian governor with democrat tina kotek in oregon but that race is too close to call. >> sarah huckabee sanders will be the first female governor of arkansas she was white house press secretary in the trump administration and now is following in her father's footsteps. >> nbc news is projecting ron desantis has won another term in office this could be a springboard for desantis to run for the white house in 2024. >> in pennsylvania, nbc news reports that josh shapiro has given democrats a major win. >> and we are still watching the governor's race in arizona where t

andrew cuomo left and she slid into it, maybe she wasn't the right person. should they have open elections when those seats become available. especially after scandal. i am not a new yorker, i live in new jersey. >> and all of the documents won't be released by the court or d.a.'s office, the post has been asking about it. they said you have to do this, you have to do this. >> you can get it cht. >> what pains me most is being soft on crime is really, really hard on communities of color. and we talk about diversity and the party that cares about all americans, and we continue to see this pattern, so kiara should be one of the names we say and remember as a mom, as a woman, that is the consequence of not rolling back these bail reforms that benefits the bad guys. no wonder we have so many nypd officers flocking out of the force. i think the last number i saw which is scary, 42% more cops left in 2022 while these policies continue. it is really hard. >> shouldn't have to say her name at all. unfortunately it is one more adding to the list. coming up, aoc the l

in new york, kathy hochul took over after andrew cuomo resigned, projected to become the first womancted to lead that state. in michigan, incumbent get when whitmer is projected to win re-election after a hard-fought race for governor in michigan. abortion was also on the ballot in michigan. my "nightline" coanchor juju chang is there. >> reporter: good evening to you, byron. we've been listening to our share of motown here at the motor city casino in detroit. it's gretchen whitmer's election night headquarters. she just took to the stage to say that she's feeling damn good about tonight. there's been a blue wave throughout michigan what's been a big night for governor whitmer. and proposal 3, which was codifying abortion into the ballot, also passed. it's lifting the tide of democratic candidates all down-ballot here in michigan. unlike across the country where inflation, pocketbook issues like gas prices and the economy, was top of mind. here in michigan, it was one of the few states where abortion was the number one topic on voters' minds. and tonight here in michigan, it seems th

we've been subjected to hochul's administration after andrew cuomo left so let's have -- put it up forcomments she made. she's always been on top of crime. tough on crime. >> i knowledge there is a crime issue. it's not new to me because it's election time. i have been working on this through my entire time as governor. >> emily: is you and i talked about the other day, 47 of her 57 campaign appearances have been the last two months when all of a sudden crime do become a priority. what about the first day of alvin bragg's tenure when she wrote a letter threatening him with removing him because of his soft-on-crime policies but then there were crickets. she abdicated her duty and she also went back on her word to her word means nothing. >> julie: she has had over a year to make some corrections that were made by the former governor, andrew cuomo. for example of this is something i talked about so many times. cashless bail. she's done nothing about it. when we talk about this jogger that was attacked by somebody who had been in prison 20 times, why do you think that person is still out o

sochie nnaemeka, if you can address what aoc is pointing to, the legacy of andrew cuomo and big money, donors, and lobbyists who still control the democratic party of new york. >> good morning. series of failures and failed strategies at the state level the result in an election that does not have to be disclosed. the civil member talks about the origin story of cuomo's failed districting -- lead to low participation general election. [indiscernible] ultimately, the top of the ticket is not performing at a high level, it is impossible at the down ballot level. republicans taking seats across long island, upstate new york. there a failed strategy. it is a crisis of democracy. unless you are engaging, recruiting, actually speaking to young voters, voters of color, to voters in the city, you are leaving it to the consultants of the airves. that is a field strategy and how the democratic party really has to rethink kind of party they want to lead. nermeen: what about the victory for the working family party outside of nework state? >> we did see in many states looking at pennsylvania, sum

it started, by the way, like many of the recent horrible things in new york, with andrew cuomo. folks don't know the reason we lost a congressional seat in new york state is 89 more people did not complete the census. he could have disbursed funds for pumps of census completion. >> so this is andrew cuomo's fault? >> it's also the fault of federal and state legislators in new york. and then the legislature, which could have made their independent redirecting commissions more efficient, did not put money behind its own ballot referendum to accomplish that. they always intended to overrule the redirecting commission. as a result, you have had the chair of the dccc, in coordinators with leaders in albany, and pushed through an aggressive gerrymandering. as a result, you have the scenario where you have the house majority now being deprived of democrats because of new york, a deeply blue state, where we could have gotten it right, in the way so many other blue states did. >> you're clearly upset as a new yorker. [ laughter ] >> can i also say something else? >> yeah. >> if you care

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you had the democratic incumbent, an appointed person, someone who took office when andrew cuomo quitand was fairly weak compared to that state's politics. it helped down ballot and hurt democratic candidates. i think if democrats do lose the house, it will be almost entirely because of their losses. ironically enough, in new york state. what tuesday night also offered us is a glimpse in both parties of the next generation. certainly on the republican side, folks like ron desantis. but don't forget these democrats elected tuesday. gretchen whitmer overwhelmingly reelected. if you were issued twice as a democrat, you are going to be in the national conversation immediately. don't forget josh shapiro in pennsylvania, a great view on top of the ticket. wes moore in maryland. all of these democrats will be born on tuesday. >> i want to ask about a democrat that has an uncertain future, stacey abrams. she lost, and a lot of people are saying this is what black women do, they work hard. she was able to mobilize, georgia is kind of purple, some people say because of the work she did. but she

. >> let me remind you before kathy hochul became governor, andrew cuomo told republicans and conservativesyou don't like it in new york, go to florida. kathy hochul said the same thing and they left in droves and will continue to leave not only from new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, connecticut, that may be why desantis won by 20%, his getting all these republicans and conservatives who are joined the exodus and cut crime. a paraplegic young man in a wheelchair in front of fifth avenue a stones throw from st. patrick's cathedral, they had a drive-by shooting outside, gets robbed of his phone and the guy threatens to kill him. the guy escapes, no police, no security. if you are a tourist and you want to come after christmas because it will be lit by a christmas tree across the street at rockefeller center, people getting robbed on fifth avenue in times square, the gateway to the world and eric adams has no plan when it comes to crime keeps pointing fingers to everyone else. it is time he buckles down, his first year has been a disaster. bill deblasio in twee 8 years when it comes to stopp

harris playing identity politics card, you need to elect kathy hochul, because she took over for andrew cuomoft. did identity politics that got us kamala work out so much they want to repeat with hochul? >> brian: they brought in it is all-star team, kathy hochul's message is off beat and she is cutting crime ads, hillary clinton, is aggravated and she brings anger level high and the vice president is too happy about a small crowd. together they are celebrating abortion and talking about being tough on crime, it is different reality, not sure that resonates. this seems to be the perfect match up for lee zeldin because you have, i think, a lack of nimbleness on the left. >> carley: no question and tough on crime, the ads may say it, but you have kathy hochul calling crime conservative conspiracy, that is her closing argument? hillary clinton said republicans are trying to scare people, think about how people feel when they hear those two people say that. >> brian: you are right. when she said the critical race theory stats data deniers and people say the data is a mess, since 2019, crime up 39

gretchen whitmer is the worse governor in america on covid now that andrew cuomo is gone. so there was a mixed opportunity there. voters were kind of looking at a different issue than our side won it. but, you know, kathy hochul, i can't describe how disappointing it was other than to say, that's new york. and it's a tough place -->> laura: molly, going to go to you on this. back to the hochul thing. it can't be stressed enough how important it was that lee zeldin campaigned all across the state. like we have a 50-state strategy but he campaigned in greenwich village. he went to the upper west side of manhattan. he came within five points, fantastic for a republican. we want him to win, but he helped down ballot which is significant. >> it was huge. i had a lot to do with with what will likely be the republican control of the house. you are seeing in new york and in florida, the 17-point swings towards republicans. that's big. what makes everything so weird. you look at georgia and arizona and some of these other -- pennsylvania, those races seem to be very much like they

andrew cuomo 60's % of the vote four years ago, bill de blasio got 66% of the vote despite his horrificd on crime. lee zeldin had to make endroad says in a very blue state. people don't feel safe, regardless who is governor moving forward because she won by a couple points. until they change course, particularly with enforcing the law from district attorneys like bragg, we will see the same video and reports over and over again. >> ashley: you wonder what will change. i argue they have the wrong answers and the wrong attitude, that is just me. joe, thank you. >> joe: correct. see you soon. >> carley: new report from miranda devine about the cryptomanager who just declared bankruptcy. >> carley: plus, texas will send migrant buses to a new democratic city, cheryl casone is breaking it down with us next. or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb

>> last time iran was in new york for attorney general, iran against andrew cuomo anyone. it was a relatively close race. but you lose and you move on. but what's interesting about lee zeldin's laws is that he ran so strong that there are all these congressional seats he took. i believe new york gained ten congressional seats. the hudson valley one i was so interested in, emblazoned in my mind, and... truth is, we had a turbulent economy, an unpopular president, and yet it wasn't the red wave they said it was good to be. but we shouldn't be down. take the arsenic off the table. but at the same time, we have the house. it certainly a clear path to the senate, as you say. i think it's really disturbing though is the fact that most of the country thinks were headed in the wrong direction. >> 75%. >> some said 80%. and yet so many people voted on issues that were the issues we thought they were voting on. we thought it was about the economy and inflation crime, but it's just a car i'm sure we'll say, a lot about abortion. it was a lot about the threat to democracy. and even in

press, tell my people, whitmer gave an interview, she said, she didn't have a relationship with andrew cuomobe a lie? >> yeah. >> they were this remember. kennedy: thinking about them -- doing this or -- any of it that makes me -- nauseous. >> charlie we'll talk about. >> what am i doing tomorrow. kennedy: partying. >> absentee ballot counting board at tcf center sphwr . >> thank you, charlie. >> coming up one of the most interesting races in the nation erase for l.a. mayor -- the race for l.a. mayor, will crime and homelessness loosen the dems chokehold on the golden state, darrell issa is here to talk about that next. this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there. as you plan, protect and retire. ♪ (kari) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it is just right for my little business. (jeni) we switched, too. (kari) unlimited premium data. unlimited hotspot data. my point of sale is on point. (vo) switch to verizon business unlimited today. from the network america relies on. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectab

andrew cuomo won an election in new york by 29 points. who knew? that's astounding.din lost by five. his point is well taken when you look at the congressional races. >> the fact that the zeldin race was as close as it was helped other republicans have victories in ways we expected. we were told it would be a wave. republicans and democrats don't say a year in advance you'll have a wave. don't say the word tsunami. you build expectations that are unrealistic. say we'll take it one race at a time and do our best and good lord willing we'll gate majority. then you can be excited about a house majority instead of having your party feel let down. >> dana: biden said even 80% of the country it's going in the wrong direction he said he won't change anything. is that sustainable? >> at the end of the day as long as the republicans have control of the house, which is what we expect to happen, it is not sustainable. he will have to account for the fact that he is now having to negotiate with not having the democratic party in power. so he is, you know, right to your point the

hochul, who took office after andrew cuomo resigned, became the first woman elected as governor in new york. massachusetts will also soon have its first woman governor with the election of democrat maura healey. she will also become the first openly lesbian governor. in vermont, the first woman to fit openly lgbtq+ candidate i never want to congress. she was elected to the house to fill the seat held by peter welch who was elected to the senate to replace patrick lahey. in maryland, voters elected democrat wes moore who will become maryland's first black governor. meanwhile in arizona, democrat katie hobbs is leading and the governor's race against republican kari lake. in arizona's closely watched race, secretary -- election deniers running to oversee election. cnn reports election deniers won sec. state races in alabama, south dakota, and wyoming. one of tuesday nights big winners was abortion rights. vermont, michigan, and california all voted to enshrine the right to an abortion in their states' constitutions. in kentucky, voters rejected a ballot measure that sought to amend the s

she comes into georgia after andrew cuomo got me tooed so she never won a state wide race so that's anotherhe is struggling doesn't have a natural constituency. plus when he was up there, you know, you could imagine him saying no more drooling. because the campaign -- campaigning is tiring. these candidates on both side, this he are exhausted. they're trying to run through the tape here at the end and it's very difficult and you have a president who is going to new york to campaign? i think not only is it ineffective i think it's embarrassing. >> what did you think about that choke? do you this i that's a story or not a story? >> dana: i think -- >> greg: look, let's be honest, if secretary mayorkas was involved in this it would be worse than whiff game because they didn't know what happened, apparently there was a tussle. but to me he's got his hands on her neck and she said she was treated like a sub human, i'm going to believe her. i thought we were believing all women. and where are all the women legislatures, today kathy hochul at a press conference said lee descenden her opponent was

issue would give him a strong chance to win new york but hochul after replacing former governor andrew cuomo york. >> yes, the glass ceiling, like the one that's above us here today has finally been shattered in the state of new york and you made it happen. >> up2k5eu9 tally of governors once sworn in republicans 24, democrats 22. that leaves four governorships to be sorted out. two democrats who had all the hype and raised millions from supporters for their races but didn't live up to expectations. stacey abrams in georgia raised more than $51 million and beto o'rourke in texas who raised more than $63 million both democrats lost but abrams conceded the race in georgia. which she refused to do back in 2018. bret? >> bret: you know, i was thinking that new york race, the governor's race, lee zeldin may be to thank for kevin mccarthy becoming speaker in the end because that close race did, it seem, pull some of those house races to republican way. >> every vote seems to count in those suburban districts in new york so zeldin running a strong race may have carried some across the finish line.

she took over, kathy hochul, during a sex investigation of andrew cuomo that he stepped away becauseirst woman steps in. she was celebrated by the left. >> she was set up for success. you can't do worse than what cuomo did and somehow she continued the make it worse by falling in on far left policies and not being actively engaged. when was the last time she talked about crime and be adamant. you haven't. that's why lee zeldin is up. >> harris: she and bill clinton were joking about it. >> when you mock voters that's a good election strategy. condescending to the people you want to vote for you. >> harris: great to have you. you are so patriotic. >> just for you and your audience an american flag. >> harris: look at that. >> it's a wonderful day. >> harris: 80 donna shalala in new york and people -- 80 degrees in new york. election eve a quick moment of excitement and gratitude about my new book faith still moves mountains. i want to share when i've traveled to the southern border and elsewhere this election season some of you came up to me with such enthusiasm and expressed how a bo

i think he got an extra 500,000 votes and the guy that ran in 2018 against andrew cuomo. so, for 500,000 people they had a way to look down the ticket. also a sense on long island, staten island, as well as west chester and upstated new york issue. enough to try to change courses. evidently the thing that killed lee zeldin was in new york you got under 30%. they should go and give him a standing ovation. if the gavel goes kevin mccarthy or whoever the speaker is likely kevin mccarthy. lee zeldin should be in there for a standing ovation. new york is delivering of the house. >> steve: i hear they are trying to figure out who is going to run. there's a lot of stuff going on behind the scenes trying to negotiate good deals for them if they vote for certain people. so stay tuned. >> ainsley: brian said if he moved out to long island i guess when he moved out there there was only one republican at the time. >> brian: peter king was it during the bush years peter king was it. one of the reasons was will clintons liked peter king for not pushing for impeachment so they didn't pu

am happy to welcome new york candidate -- , she's running for a full term after taking over for andrew cuomo. governor, thank you so much for being here. you're essentially running against yourself. people who are happy, are with you. people who aren't, aren't. but a lot of people don't know liz. tell us about your opponent. what do you want people to know about this person? >> thank you stephanie. this is something that needs to come out. he was described by donald trump as a brilliant lawyer, you know why? because he had sent text messages right when the question of the presidential election was out there. he sent messages helping to strategize and create the big lie. so you think about the architect of the big lie. absolutely undermining our democracy. as well as being out there supporting the insurrectionists. refuelling zing to certify the election. on the same day as the attack on our democracy. and he is so extreme. opposes women's right to choose, doesn't score a little bit of gun safety legislation, says it's tough on crime but he soft when it comes to guns. so, people need to know,

her as a ghost in washington, not fighting for the majority, and iran's state law and lost to andrew cuomonot say a word, just kind of licked my wounds and just moved on. you should not be moaning about that stuff, but you expect the party to help you. >> greg: what is interesting is she is completely ignored her constituents and new yorkers in general when it comes to them saying they don't feel safe. she just did an interview, what did she say? she did not feel safe. it was an interview with chris wallace and she feels that she can't walk her dog at night. and that's terrible for anybody, but it is terrible for everybody. so now she understands how her constituents and how people feel in the subway and maybe that will give her a little bit more compassion for the people that are worried about crime. everybody is blaming everyone, which means it's pretty good outcome, right? republicans are blaming trump, trump is blaming fox, maloney is blaming aoc, aoc is blaming capitalism, msnbc is blaming white people. i blame brian kilmeade, dane is climate change, it's the will of a rich relative,

she is, of course, the first woman governor after the former governor, andrew cuomo, resigned from office 14 months ago. and clinton will be here talking about that unifying message, warning voters that they have to get out there and cast their vote. she's been talking about the lack of enthusiasm, something that democrats have become increasingly concerned about in the last several weeks in the lead up to the midterms. so she'll be drumming up support for hochul here talking about the historic nature of this election but also encouraging voters to get out there. listen to what the former secretary of state had to say about it this morning. >> every poll that i've seen shows kathy hochul still ahead, and i expect her to win on tuesday. but a midterm election is always difficult for the party in power. our job is to convince our voters to turn out. >> reporter: now turnout is going to be key even in a place like new york where democrats outnumber republicans. our most recent cnn poll showed that enthusiasm among voters is down 27%, that's down from 37% the last time voters went out to vote

she was lieutenant governor when andrew cuomo signed the bail reform.debate last week, she championed al bragg and said that i have his back. and he was the one that under charge this monster down to a misdemeanor and then gets out and kills her. so there is blood on our hands, and does not have the heart or the brain to do the job. she's like if the ten men and the scarecrow, it's not going to cut it, lady. she is in trouble, because you are bringing in heavy hitters to deep blue new york, crooked, l law, and this is supposed to be the safest governor's seat ever, you're bringing the big dogs now! she is going down. >> jessica: can i ask quickly about domestic violence that it really bothers me and there was the case in new york, the woman out of shelter hiding from her partner at when she was pushing the baby stroller, everyone who talks about this acts like it's no big deal and tell people to move, you should pick up and restart your life, this woman, the mother, her mother helps take care of the children. you can't just go somewhere and suddenly you

kathy hochul rose to power after andrew cuomo resigned amid a harassment scandal last year and she would ultimately be the first woman elected governor here in new york state. >> i'm stephanie haines in dallas, texas, where voters across the state will head to the polls this morning to elect their governor. republican governor greg abbott is seeking a 3rd term and beto o'rourke is his democratic challenger. this race has been competitive and expensive and there's a lot at stake for voters in terms of the issues. governor abbott has really focused on securing the southern border. and beto o'rourke has really focused on abortion rights and stricter gun policies in the wake of uvalde. we will see who texas selects for their governor tomorrow. >> i'm erik runge with newsnation affiliate wgn in chicago. well, it all comes down to today after months of campaigning as well as political ads and pulling it will be the voters turned to decide whether or not they will re elect jb pritzker. the democrat are choosing the republican challenger, state senator darren bailey. bailey has been hammering pr

which really wouldn't so much of the party, andrew cuomo's map. redrawn wrong, because, in new york state, he did not care about helping democrats, republicans, whatever, he cared about patronage, of rewarding those who rewarded him. and that map was a mess. and now we've lost four members of new york city. i think we're gonna pick them up in california. i think this thing is really close, and my friends, even if it does come out to 18 to 17, in favor of the republicans, or to 19 to 16, there's hardly a session of congress and this last one, 117 session, there were two republicans call who died. that happens in every congress, every term, and the woman sadly in a car accident in the midwest, republican, what happened in alaska? the democrat won. even if for some reason to 19 to 16 can't hold, and all you need, you know, people quit in congress, people get indicted, there's lots of reasons when the session begins at 2:19, it doesn't necessarily end at 2:19. so, all we have to do let's just say we don't win the house, we just pick right up, get to w

incumbent democrat kathy hochul took over for disgraced governor andrew cuomo last year and looking tothe first woman to be elected governor in new york. crime the hot topic in this race, not surprising. zeldin focused his campaign around the issue slamming kathy hochul having what he says are soft-on-crime policies trying to convince as many independent voters as possible he is their guy. governor hochul shifted her focus to crime in recent weeks here launching a new subway initiative which is important here. back out here live. we're talking to voters all day looking forward to see who is elected to night and it could be close. bret? bret: alexis, thank you. martha: let's bring in a few more members of our panel. karl rove with us, former deputy white house chief of staff to president george w. bush, kellyanne conway, pollster, former senior counselor to president trump. bret: juan williams, trey gowdy, host of sunday might in america, josh crash hour from "axios." karl, what are you looking at, you looking at the and you have all the knowledge that you have. >> not that much. what i

and i ran statewide and i lost to andrew cuomo. i mean, i didn't say a word. i just kind of licked my wounds and just moved on . i mean, you shouldn't be moaning about that stuff, but you expect the party to help you. you know, it's what is interesting, too, is she has completely ignored her constituents and new yorkers in general when it comes to them saying they don't feel safe . >> she just did an interview. what did she say? she didn't feel safe . it was an interview with chris wallace and she feels that she like she can't walk her dog at night. and it's like that's terrible for anybody, but it's terrible for everybody. so now she understands how her constituents, how people feel in the subway and maybe that'll give her a little bit more compassion for the people that are worried about crime. everybody's blaming everyone, which means it's a pretty good outcome. right. republicans are blaming trump, trump's blaming fox, moloney's blaming aoc. aoc's blaming capitalism. msnbc is blaming white people. i blame brian kilmeade data's blame climate change. it's li

kathy hogle and then the lieutenant governor took over when andrew cuomo resigned.fter sexual harassment allegations he stepped down. she is an interesting candidate and a former congresswoman who won a special election in 2011 so she does not come from new york. the worry is what is the turnout going to be like in new york city and the big issue is crime where we have seen that it is plastered on all of the tabloids. people are worried about riding the subway with people being pushed onto tracks and that is being played up by the tabloids and had the democrats point and feel like this is a growing issue but one that is being magnified in the press and it has been made a key part of the republican campaign. he could get strong support from long island and outside of the city. i am looking for the turnout and some of the other boroughs, the bronx and other things. this is what we have seen it tightening and we shifted it last week from solid democratic to lightly democratic. so this when i am watching closely and we have not seen a pullout -- poll out and democrats h

in new york, of course, kathy hochul took over when andrew cuomo resigned.ed governor in arkansas. and finally this morning, we also now have our first gen-z congressional representative. maxwell frost in florida around orlando, he is just 25. that is the youngest that you can possibly be to be elected to congress, t.j. >> congratulations to him. trevor, we appreciate you and want to switch now away from the election but to bring you this breaking news from facebook. 11,000, 11,000 jobs have been cut at the social media giant, meta. mark zuckerberg shared a lengthy message with employees and our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis has the very latest on this. rebecca, good morning. that's a lot of jobs. >> reorter: a lot of jobs, t.j. good morning, the largest job cuts in the company's history, 11,000 people, 13% of facebook's parent company, meta's workers will lose their jobs beginning today and in that lengthy note you referenced, the founder and ceo, mark zuckerberg apologizing to his employees writing in this note that it's one of the most diffi

governor kathy hochul took over just last august when andrew cuomo resigned and this could be the firsttle for governor. governor cuomo won by 24 points four years ago but this is another race that has really narrowed. a couple months ago her lead was almost 20 points, now most polls show her having just a single digit lead, and congressman zeldin has been drilling down on crime as one of the top issues of his campaign. though governor hochul says zeldin's weak on crime because he's weak on gun regulations. both of these candidates have been here in new york city making their closing arguments over the past few days and the city says so far early voter turnout has been low. that could be beneficial to congressman zeldin as he is trying to pull off what would still be a shocking upset in one of the most liberal states in the country. t.j. >> all right, trevor, yes, thank you. >>> we go from the race for governor in new york to the race in florida getting a whole lot of attention. also, a fight for a senate seat getting attention in florida as well. our victor oquendo is in tampa with mor

much narrower by the way than four years ago, andrew cuomo won by 23, 24 points. pennsylvania, right. pennsylvania he was there all the time over the last two years and a lot over the last few weeks. again, josh shapiro with a convincing victory and john fetterman as well. >> can you weigh in on new york, surprising that in blue new york you have in the governor's race, listen i know she did win. people thought it would be closer than that because of the polling. but something has shifted. the ground has shifted here in new york state. >> well, listen i think there's a lot of lessons across the board for both republicans and democrats. the democrats are suffering from a lack of strategy in the gerrymandering that went on in new york, and we're seeing the results of that. but it also shows that, you know, that the republicans saw a scalp in sean patrick maloney went after it, spent a ton of money and went across enemy lines for a general and may get him. that's one of the few bright spots for republicans today is in new york. which is so counter to conventional wis

kathy hogle and then the lieutenant governor took over when andrew cuomo resigned.er sexual harassment allegations he stepped down. she is an interesting candidate and a former congresswoman who won a special election in 2011 so she does not come from new york. the worry is what is the turnout going to be like in new york city and the big issue is crime where we have seen that it is plastered on all of the tabloids. people are worried about riding the subway with people being pushed onto tracks and that is being played up by the tabloids and had the democrats point and feel like this is a growing issue but one that is being magnified in the press and it has been made a key part of the republican campaign. he could get strong support from long island and outside of the city. i am looking for the turnout and some of the other boroughs, the bronx and other things. this is what we have seen it tightening and we shifted it last week from solid democratic to lightly democratic. so this when i am watching closely and we have not seen a pullout -- poll out and democrats hav

this is a state where governor andrew cuomo ran reelection by 30 points, and she is in, like, a real fight, like maybe she's 5 points up, maybe they're tied. she's not quite sure. and this is new york, and this is an election denying republican, lee zeldin, very pro life, cheered the day that the dobbs decision came out, and it's like a real race. so i think there is no democrat right now that feels safe. you just don't know what's going on. and i was with elissa slotkin in michigan on tuesday night when she did that event with liz cheney, and, you know, what occurred to me in comparing what i saw in michigan versus new york is i feel like these red state democrats, battleground democrats, they're more prepared for this moment than the blue state democrats. i can see, if there is this wave coming. it may be kathy hochul wins by five, six points, that's the most likely think to happen. if you haven't been making a really good argument that weaves together the economy and democracy and abortion in a way that relates to voters, you, like, are in the way slotkin has done in a real danger

you have governor hochul, the first woman governor when andrew cuomo resigned, he is running against -- she running against lee zeldin. where his numbers are in long island, they're boosting him. how his kathy hochul running outsidhe state, she is not from the city, she is a former congresswoman from a buffalo and won a special election in 2011. again, democrats are very worried about turnout in this race. with just the rising crime are people feeling more unsafe because they are seeing these issues played up by some of the new york post. hochul, this will be a closer race but i think it is still new york at the end of the day. and we give her the edge. it is likely democratic. >> jessica taylor, has the race been called yet in florida? some news organizations have called the marco rubio senate race, have you called the ron desantis charlie crist race yet? >> we don't call races. i believe the ap has called it. cnn has it. this one didn't look to be close in the end. we've had a likely republican column for most of the cycle. florida is the state tha typically closed. the last two po

she took over, of, course for disgraced former governor andrew cuomo after he resigned. she defeats congressman lizelle for -- next, an update for you from the state of minnesota. tim walz, the incumbent democrat, projected to win reelection their against conscience, in a physician who made some dubious claims about the covid-19 vaccine. two democratic combatants are holding on to the governor's mansion in those two states, as we turned it over to dana bash was some analysis for us. >> thank you so, much more. us on new york, this was a place that president biden went more than once, where people were looking and saying, is this a situation where high crime, concerned about the economy, will actually do in a democrat in a very blue states? and the answer tonight is now. >> i think that those issues were very real in this race. i think was maybe closer than the democrats wanted to be but at the end of the day the fundamentals of the state of new york kicked in the urine kathy ogle is now an elected governor of that state. and i will say this. maybe tomorrow on the day aft

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