voters blackburn still needs.e found several republicans who say they voted for bredesen. >> he follows the issues i'm interested in. and he much more alliance wiign beliefs. i don't see that from the other candidates. >> he's an unabashed moderate. does that appeal to you? >> you bet it does. we need more of them. >> reporter: david ballou is a pharmacist as well as a republican. >> this was an extremely difficult decision for me to make. >> reporter: he's a fan of trump's economy but worries about losing control of the senate. he just couldn't vote democrat. >> it's an extremely close race. i believe in the end blackburn will take this race. that's my gut feeling, anyway. >> reporter: ultimately, for tennessee voters in today's polarized political climate, how they vote may hinge on what matters more, a chance for moderation or party loyalty. martin savidge, cnn, knoxville, tennessee. >> as tuesday's midterm election approaches quickly now, trump's closing argument to his rural white base has increasingly been a

take congressman blackburn trash one question. it values voters they are you worried about losing voters because it trumps. stand also. the values voter summit open to washington with the midterm elections approaching. kavanagh's nomination was still hanging in the balance so there was a mixture of excitement and tension. until the trumpet ministration no sitting president or vice president had ever spoken here. christian a conservative and a republican in that order and it's my great great honor to return to the values. but with mike pence who emerged from within the religious right this felt like a homecoming. as another excellent ally to this community because he is a troubling comes from this. white fundamental last question who has been in lock step with that alleges right agenda for his entire career. a great honor to be back at the values voter summit with men and women who forty five days from now. i know in my heart of hearts we'll deliver another historic victory for the american people when we reelected republican major

voters blackburn still needs.several republicans who say they voted for bredesen. >> he -- the issues that i am interested in, and much more aligns with my beliefs and i don't see that from the other candidates. >> reporter: he's an unabashed moderate, centrist, right down the middle. does that appeal to you? >> you bet it does. we need more of that. >> reporter: david blue is a pharmacist, as well as a republican. >> this was an extremely difficult decision for me to make. >> reporter: he's a fan of trump's economy, and worries about losing control of the senate, he just couldn't vote democrat. >> it is an extremely close race. i believe in the end blackburn will take this race. that's my gut feeling on it anyway. >> reporter: ultimately for tennessee voters in today's polarized political climate, how they vote may hinge on what matters more. a chance for moderation, or party loyalty. martin savidge, cnn, knoxville, tennessee. >> a significant storm system could impact election day voting for millions of american

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bredesen 41%, blackburn 50%.ute some tennessee excitement with taylor swift and young folks in general. she through her support specifically to bredesen. he is still down nine points. we're not sure how that will -- >> we can say pretty safely that the kavanaugh hearings galvanized the republicans in what was then a close race. more so than democrats being mobilized, whether by taylor swift with young people or by bredesen who is centrist democrat. i think from everything i've seen that marsha blackburn has a very clear advantage as that poll bears out. would be very surprised if she is not elected on tuesday night. >> i do want to talk about the early, the voter turnout by the young folks by the millenials. >> sure. arthel: if you're not going to use a superstar like taylor swift who clearly had their attention, how else do you get your message to the millenials? >> couple things. whole range of entertainers have been campaigning. jimmy kimmel was out today on the west coast. i think lin miranda. arthel: that is

finding people like josh hawley, marsha blackburn, kevin nicholson.

marsha blackburn says she is politically incorrect and proud of it.ility mean to you in terms of your vote? >> it means a lot. our country is a democracy, it's something that's pure, it's about communication, phil bredesen is a fair man. he will speak directly. he speaks the truth. it's his truth. >> reporter: when you hear mars marsha blackburn and donald trump, and they were both together in chattanooga, what goes through your mind? >> i think it's a shame that this is happening in our country, that there is this incivility, that there are lines being drawn that are pitting folks against one another. >> reporter: kim, are you hearing this among your family and friends? >> it's more divisive than ever. i think good governance does come down to this level, and it's causing more division. >> reporter: thank you both. thank you both, and there's so much interest here, hallie. early voting from 2014 up 217%. >> wow. that's a big number. chris jansing, i know you want another cup of coffee. let's take a look at the state of play for the house. we have bee

elect blackburn: thank you, god.at is great. , tell you, john and gretchen the entertainment tonight, i love this. i was coming through the hallway and i heard gretchen, that's one of my favorites. here, darrell did a great -- [applause] sen. elect blackburn: so many of -- [inaudible] a couple more things i want to say. let me tell you this. i think one of the things we learned from this campaign is tennesseans want to make certain they have leaders who are not a can downke -- kick the road on the issues that affect our nation. they want leaders who are going to tackle the big problems. they want leaders who are going to be there to work with the president and keep this nation on the path we are on today. i want you to know i'm going to be one of those leaders. i want to say a special thank you to the president and vice president. [applause] their interest in this campaign, their support, i have already talked to vice president pence. and mrs. pence. they are excited for our family. they are excited for our state. th

the singer taylor swift marsha blackburn blackburn the singer taylor swift blasted marsha blackburn overult is that she is fighting for the democrats and their male candidates, phil bredesen. it is not about the fact that she is a woman, it is really about the policies. we are looking at women candidates who will advocate for women's equality and the fact that they happen to be a woman is an added benefit. they will bring that extra perspective, a unique perspective. there has been a lot of noise during this election campaign. 0nly next week will become clear that america's voters have been listening, too. # you've got a prayer in memphis... it feels as if we have said before that women are bound to be repulsed by what mr trump says and does and yet in 2016, white women in particular voted for him in large numbers. you think it will be different this time? it is a very good question. i think once you talk to some women they believe that they are not happy with his language in particular and that goes beyond what he says about women. it goes beyond the allegations of affairs and goes to t

blackburn voted to ban barbaric partial-birth abortions. blackburn values life. >> facebook pulled the ad down, reproved it yesterday, and hours later did the same thing to another ad for montana senate candidate matt rosendale. it has happened with several add six times over the past few months. >> and they are censoring our ads. >> facebook insist they don't have policies that prohibit pro-life speech and a spokesperson apologize for what the company calls a mistake. "neither of these ads violate these books policies. it also happened to ads had, that received life may saving medical care after being born prematurely. this is the controversy involving facebook over the past two years. from the spread of misinformation by the russians to the mishandling of data and accusations of stifling conservative speech. >> this is a concern that i have and try to root out in the company, making sure that we don't have any bias in the work that we do. >> facebook source says this error was as a result of automated systems, but those areas need and nev

placing off any numbers for blackburn or try not to fire up and ensure the firewall in the senate?orter: i think it is really a sign of how close this race could be and it should not be that close of a race but president trump carried tennessee by 26 percentage points in 2016 but this is the third to appear so must be close. blackburn is running against popular former governor they are trying to paint him as a washington democrat and the crowd is responding pretty enthusiastically whenever that charge is made. back to you guys. bret: steve live in chattanooga. martha: president am heading to the states including missouri doubling down on his campaign efforts added tuesday try to help republican the attorney general in upstate flip the seat and beat incumbent democratic senator claire mccaskill. christian fish are following it all for us from st. louis. good evening, kristin. reporter: this race is so critical because control of the senate could come down right here to missouri. to give you an idea of how boring this race is to president trump's come to the stateri six times this el

ian blackburn. >> thank you, mister speaker. the prime ministers travel to scotland today, people in scotland voted overwhelmingly to remain. we voted for our right to be respected and we are not prepared to give up those rights. the prime minister must explain to the people of scotland why her deal will rob them of their rights as eu citizens. >> he started his remarks by comments about unemployment and the government approach to unemployment. what do we see under this government? 3.3 million jobs created, and the forecasting of 800,000 jobs being created, employment rates at near record high, employment at record high, unemployment rates since 2010 and with the people of scotland voted for, to stay in the united kingdom for 13 conservative mps. >> and marie trivially in. >> parties cannot reach a fair agreement they go to a judge to offer decisions. mister speaker. in the case of the eu this parliament must be the junction, does the prime minister agree once this is rejected the eu controlling and dominating the proposal decid

them are laid even lined up the night before this is presidents third visit to tennessee for marsha blackburn he wants her in the senate just shows how close of a race that is going up against a popular former governor this race has already set records for how much money spent $80 million for the tennessee senate seat and also early voting triple the number of midterm voters that voted for him last time that strategy is very simple marsha blackburn says she is with trump her opponent is a washington democrat but he tries not to make this about trump but global issues and is it to find of the democratic leadership. president trump wants tennessee and if she does get elected she will be the first woman elected senator from tennessee. chattanooga is the president sam second campaign event of the day reporting secretary of state brian kemp in a closely watched race for governor the former minority leader in the house of representatives both candidates making the final pitch to voters talking about voter suppression so what parts of the president's speech resonated the most today? we mac some of t

melissa: i'm also curious, why is marsha blackburn having such a hard time in tennessee?p with that state? that is a race that should lean her way. a lot of things are going right for republicans but she hasn't been able to close it out? >> the democrats got a prized recruit, former governor, nra likes me, i would have voted for kavanaugh. it is the type of nominee democrats need in a state like tennessee. blackburn from what i heard, from my source is still ahead by mid to high single digits. unless something really surprising happens should win but again, every time there is a midterm election after a new president is elected the winds of history are blowing hard against the party in power. that is one of the dynamics we're watching tonight. why some of these red state races and red district races have a real chance going blue. maybe not tennessee senate but certainly others in the country. melissa: that is definitely out there but do you think one way or the other, these races will be a bellwether for anything going forward because at the end of the day it is about the

marsha blackburn won. you go in the state of indiana, braun one.ou go into the state of missouri, hawley one. the state of iowa, mike dewine. he is claiming some measure of victory tonight. >> that's right. and they should. it ended up being a very tribal election. red state democrats did not do well tonight. one of the things that was really fascinating for me was the tennessee race. phil bredesen, he only won a few counties there, but last time he ran for governor, he won every single county in that state. so there is a major discrepancy and difference between his last run for governor and the election results tonight. as far as where trump is going to work with congress, still waits to be seen. both sides are talking about infrastructure. they always say that transportation and infrastructure used to be a bipartisan thing, and they put out the challenge to see if it will be bipartisan again. there is a couple of models out here with this divided government. you go back to 1994, and newt gingrich worked closely with bill clinton to pass a major b

most polls show blackburn ahead.mpetitive republican versus democrat in the state of tennessee. what is it about the political climate has you in the game? >> the more moderate people and the fact i've been that way as governor and reached across the a aisle puts it in play. >> what surprised you the most about this race? >> i think in political terms, i knew that in a senate race that the party affiliation was more important than in the governor's race in just that, but i probably under estimated it. it's just particularly during the kavanaugh stuff how quickly people said, oh, yeah, i remember i'm a democrat or republic republican, how quickly that happens. from a campaigning standpoint, i take more selfies in a week than i had in my entire life up until the campaigning. it's a totally new world out there. it actually is kind of fun, you take it with somebody and 50 or 60 people will see that, the comments and gets passed around. >> what do you think of the job that national democrats are doing in washington, say,

i believe in the end blackburn will take this race.on it any way. >> reporter: ultimately for tennessee voters in today's polarized political climate, how they vote may hinge on what matters more. a chance for moderation or party loyalty. early voting came to an end in tennessee just a very short while ago. no surprise here, they didn't just break records, they crushed them. and, of course, there is still election day to come. many believe either candidate could easily still win. jake? >> martin savidge in tennessee, thank so much. >>> coming up, the little girl who loved michelle obama's portrait so much, she decided to copy it. [ding] [boxing bell ding] [applause] [ neighing ] [ neighing ] [ sigh ] it's bring your own phone, not pony. so i could've taken the bus? yeah. bring your phone. switch your carrier. save hundreds a year with xfinity mobile. call, click or visit a store today. >>> a 3-year-old girl has gone viral, twice, all because of her love for former first lady michelle obama. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: meet mini mi

a tremendous contrast with the woman who he was running against, marsha blackburn. this is not a place where they're used to being bombarded with ads. i was talking to voters today, asking them their impression of the race. almost to a person, the first thing they said is how nasty it is. they can't believe how many ads are on television. they go home in the afternoon and there is somebody else who has put a flyer in their door. most of them i've talked to have reacted badly to that. which doesn't necessarily mean they're voting for phil bredesen, but he has said he believes if he doesn't win here, and he told this to our kasie hunt, that it's going to be bau because of the democratic party band. if he wins it's going to be because marsha blackburn has aligned herself so closely with president trump. he came here three times again, extraordinary, three visits for marsha blackburn in a state that he won by 26 points. just to give you an idea of how much interest there is in this race and how unusual it is, the state election board has spent weeks as we watch phil bre

republican representative marsha blackburn delivered heard victory speech after winning the u.s. senate seat left by bob corker. we will hear from her first. then democrat phil bredesen who lost the race. [applause] ]crowd chanting corker thank you all, so incredibly much. i tell you what, i think our country has done 2 things loud and clear. a really good message. [inaudible] we absolutely could not have done it without all of you. i know you want to keep this country really on the right track, and i'm so incredibly grateful for all of you who have stayed strong. you have worked on the get out the vote. we appreciate everything you have done. thank you, so very much. [applause] i do have a few specific thank you's. to sayf all, i want thank you to the voters of tennessee. [applause] thank you for believing in me, and for hearing our message, and for giving me your votes, and for allowing me to be the first woman ever -- [applause] just imagine this, a conservative woman -- [applause] and, you know, one person does not win a campaign. it takes a host of volunteers. that.y of you

marsha blackburn, andy barr, indiana, certainlya marsha blackburn, andy barr, indiana, certainly a goodnt to come to washington and do the job they were elected to do that to solve real problems. well, 2018, as we have been discussing, has been described as the year of the woman in these mid—term elections. one of the most interesting races which we just described was the governor for georgia. democrat stacey abrams was aiming to become the first african—american woman to run a state, when she ran for georgia governor. but despite support from big names like oprah winfrey, she didn‘t win the race. here‘s what stacey abrams had to say, when she addressed supporters a little earlier. hard work is in our bones. and we have proven this every single day, georgia. with doors knocked, with calls made, with miles travelled, with prayers prayed to the highest heavens. and tonight we have closed the gap between yesterday and tomorrow. but we still have a few more miles to go. but hear me clearly. that, too, is an opportunity to show the world who we are, because in georgia civil rights has always

republican representative marsha blackburn delivered heard victory speech after winning the u.s.enate seat left by bob corker. we will hear from her first. then democrat phil bredesen who lost the race. [applause] ]crowd chanting corker thank you all, so incredibly much. i tell you what, i think our country has done 2 things loud and clear.

but in the marcia blackburn race, that's not the case. why not?hy that disconnection with between the president showing just two years ago and where blackburn finds herself today. >> obviously one of the most popular democrats this state has ever produced. marcia blackburn, his opponent is a fiery partisan who has really tried to rile up the base. she has really tide herself to president trump who is planning to come here one more time before the election. which kind of shows you that the election is really close. we've had several polls that say it's actually black burn ps advantage right now. more recently there have been two that said it's a dead heap. but given there's been millions spent in this race affiliate would chuck schumerer and mitch mcconnell. the moderate tone and appeal to independents has really been a welcome i think in this state to some folks who aren't yet convinced this is as red as it appears to be in some cases. >> todd, i'm following that texas race through your reportage. you commented on the surge of early voting. who be

marsha blackburn has been a favorite of the national religious right for years in part due to her. positions . conservative groups poured millions into a race. is going to be considered in the senate judiciary emily. to be a supreme court justice. called our. must have asked me why i didn't hear this right. but on the federal level let me tell you that. i think. they go way out there. way yes. well. when it comes to the religious right support for trump the most common question people ask is how do they justify supporting him despite his numerous extramarital affairs which would seem to violate their christian values we did not do and minister. yes my thoughts. they paid off of course our playboy model. there's this third wife i still see all that was before he became president united states guy came for you. congressman bachmann has one question. that values voters they are you worried about losing voters because it trumps standards. the values voter summit opened in washington with the midterm elections approaching . kavanagh's nomination was still hanging in the balance so there

ed: marsha blackburn beat former governor phil bredesen.rke. ainsley: missouri is where we find our own steve doocy, the dad. he leads our team coverage across the nation, including pete hegseth in texas in fort worth. ed: griff jenkins in lakeland, florida. brian: todd piro is not in lakeland, florida. he is in new jersey. ed: we are in helena, montana with a race that hasn't been decided. ainsley: hey, steve. steve: what a 24 hours i had. 24 hours i was there with you, we were outside in fox square. i flew to springfield, missouri. i spent the night at a bar. as results came in. and here i am in the restaurant. steve, remember me, i went to high school with you. my wife just saw you on tv. where have you been past 40 years? >> we celebrated our 40th high school reunion. steve: scott anderson and his wife here at the farmhouse. brian, ainsley, ed. so many people are so energized because they fought so hard to get josh hawley elected to the u.s. senate and last night was, they got a lot of christmas tree shots in branson. christmas came ear

the governor, former governor did not beat the congresswoman blackburn. he's tennessee's first woman senator and that seat stays republican. we have called a democratic seat flipping to republican indiana. what else did republicans need to do in order to keep control of the senate? well, let's give them mississippi. it's mississippi, for god's sake. with a vote coming in, we could give them texas and nevada. let's give texas to the democrats for giggles and see what happens. what else do the republicans need to do? i don't know. there's five democrat seats, two republican seats. let's say heitkamp has a bad night. north dakota. there it is. republicans win the control of the senate because in a 50/50 senate mike pence breaks the tie. i think it's going to be worse than that for republicans. i think it's possible they're going to pick up seats. this is always going to be a tough map. but it's going in the wrong direction at the beginning it was democrats need to switch two seats. now they need to switch three. democrats need to start going in the other dir

in tennessee, marsha blackburn' became the st's first woman elected to the senate.ct blackburn: they want leaders who are going to tackle g problems and they want leaders who are going to be there to work with the president nada: presidump's rhetoric galvanized many women and minorities to get into politics for the first time. the question for democrats as they look to the next election is how they balance the progressive views of the new political generation with the white working-class male voters they nd to take back the white house. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. laura: and thatew one guest -- new congress will look very differt. you can find all the day's news on our website. wto st we're working on at any time, check us out on twitter. ti would lohear from you. i am laura trevelyan. thanks foror watching "bbc w ." s america >> with the bbc news app, oureo vertical vids are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latestca headlines n trust. download now from selected app stores

it would be a break with that kind of mold if marsha blackburn were to win here. for phil, the challenge is figuring out how to navigate what the president is doing and saying. i thought his answers about immigration were particularly interesting. they are a bit different from what i heard from some other republican candidates. take a look. >> do you think that the caravan that's coming through mexico is a threat to the united states? >> i'm amazed that we're economically and militarily the most powerful country in the world and the notion that anybody should consider a caravan of a few thousands poor people, mostly women and children with no weapons purging our border as a threat oto the country. it spritrikes me beyond belief t anybody would think that way. i think it's something we ought to handle appropriately. i think we ought to control our borders. when i was a governor i sent national guard troops down to the arizona border after 9/11 when the president suggested it would be helpful. >> reporter: now i should have said that other democratic candidates. wha

blackburn's opponent. [inaudible] the crowd is responding enthusiastically. >> meanwhile president trump heading to three states tomorrow including missouri, doubling down on the campaign efforts ahead of tuesday trying to help josh pauley lift the seat and beat claire mccaskill. good evening kristin. >> hi martha, this race is so critical because control of the senate could come down to missouri. president trump has been to the state six times in this election cycle and he's coming a seventh time for his final rally before election day claire mccaskill, the income but said the frequency is both good and bad for her campaign. >> i do think it's important to realize that he is coming a lot and are two reasons. one which is good news, they are very worried, right. [applause] and to his bad news, they really, really want to get rid of me. >> her opponent is trying to get rid of her by tying her to the democratic resistance and it's a charge she's been trying to distance herself from back using some members of

the singer taylor swift marsha blackburn blackburn over her voting record.ng for the democrats and their male candidates, phil bredesen. it is not about the fact that she is a woman, it is really about the policies. we are looking at women candidates who will advocate for women's equality and the fact that they happen to be a woman is an added benefit. they will bring that extra perspective, a unique perspective. there has been a lot of noise during this election campaign. 0nly next week will become clear that america's voters have been listening, too. # you've got a prayer in memphis... and there will be a few prayers are said by both democrats and republicans ahead of the election. of course president trump has been doubling down and one of his supporters called it his aggressive language. those claims about immigration, what the democrats would call scaremongering about immigration, is designed to appeal to his base. the big question is how will play with those voters who could sway either way? that could be very important in these midterms. you're watchi

former democratic governor phil br bredesen faces marsha blackburn. >> shep, this is a record-settingin tennessee. record early voting 1.3 million people in tennessee casting ballots early, triple what it was four years ago, really on presidential level here in tennessee. record spending, as well, more than $80 million spent, $50 million in outside money. groups from across the country trying to shape this race, which could determine who controls the senate. this is a state president trump won in a landslide in 2016 by 26 points, yet he's visited three times to make sure the republican marsha blackburn wins, he's come back and back and back to support her. blackburn says she's a hard-core conservative, she is going to win, but her opponent phil bredesen, 74-year-old popular, former governor is saying the same thing. he says he's encouraged by the youth vote, it is surging after endorsement by taylor swift. you won't hear bredesen mention democratic party much, he tries to play it down. democratic leadership, he usually criticizes it. back to you. >> shepard: the fight for control of t

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momentum towards marcia blackburn. held by bob corker, the democrats need that state if they have any hope of seizing control of the senate. that's tennessee. let's look in florida as well. you can argue here a little bit of momentum towards the republican. bill nelson ahead by two points. that's a statistical dead heat. for rick scott, the governor who wants to come to the u.s. senate. in october it was a-point lead. if you are the scott campaign, you are getting closer and as we get closer to election day. in the final days of the campaign, who has momentum. in tennessee, the republicans clearly do. the indiana, perhaps the democrat is in a race that is critical. when you figure out who is controlling the senate, three polls showing a close race. some showing it move towards the democrat and some show the republican. that we will watch until the end. look where we have it. 49 republican and 45 democrats. for the democrats to take control of the senate, if everything stayed the same as we have it on the map and you ha

all three states very tight races for the senate seats there. >> marsha blackburn will be our guest in the next hour. talking about her race. >> governor rick scott is running in a tight race for florida's senate seat against incumbent democrat bill nelson. immigration continues to be a top issue for the president as well. one that he is sure to bring up today during campaign rallies in georgia with the governor's race there is a hot ticket. >>> meanwhile, tensions blaming as 1000s strong caravan of migrants split up into several groups saturday with this happening as the caravan slowly making its way through north mexico. - - is life in veracruz where confusion and anger has broken out amidst the caravan members. >>reporter: the migrants don't have a lot of leverage. complaining doesn't do much good. as you mentioned, there are four caravans stretched out from the guatemala border to mexico city. 12,000 in total. i want to show you was seen we saw yesterday morning when a governor who had promised them buses had to back off on that because he could have faced charges on human traffick

he's got three more planned for tomorrow here in chattanooga he's planning a campaign for marcia blackburn. she's trying to capitalize on the president's popularity. she is trying to replace senator bob corker who is retiring. she's cast herself as being to the right of bob corker and she's trying to cast her opponent, former governor phil prettyson is field goal a far-left liberal, often comparing him clinton. brettson is trying to cast himself as a moderate, someone who's willing to work with president trump on key issues. he has one ad where he's talking about his support for the seamed. he also supported the confirms of justice brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. we should point out both of them are in a dead heat right now with blackburn maintain ing a small advantage, though, it is well within the margin of error. >> borris, the president has a lot of very positive developments he can run on. good news on the economy, certainly low unemployment. his nominees for the supreme court both passing. but he's focusing really on border security and the caravan. >> reporter: there's no ques

with senators mark shep blackburn.rick scott all thinking president trump during president trumpet during their victory speeches. the miracle of new orleans. is now out in paperback. people who sought 2016 and thought was a fluke. there was comeback victories. it was a stunning result. it was a guy that was one of his biggest critics. i'm sure he's not thrilled he lost the house. but anybody said that it's a surprise has not been paying attention. with the more leeway in the senate. it's good to get the people through. we know he will have a lot of dismissals. a lot less drama. and i think there might be a window dare i say for about two months want to get something done. i know we have to worry about 2020. how may months to have to try to get something done. maybe there is something there. what if to lay the layout the middle-class tax cut. i think there might be an opportunity to lower the anxiety level of the american people and maybe try to shake cans. and then of course we will be in election mode again. even thou

blackburn: and one person does not win a campaign. it takes a host of volunteers. so many of you have done that. [indiscernible] 3 million phone calls. all for all those prayers -- [indiscernible] and we have had the most -- grassroots effort that we have ever seen, so we thought you all -- thank you all for that. i want to say thank you to my step. a have stayed focused, committed, and i want to say a thank you to our campaign leadership team -- [indiscernible] i thank each of you for the good work you have done. to -- to say thank you they are truly -- and they had been great leaders for our campaign, and a special thank you to the entire -- family, and to the governor of this state. 2 -- and maria. we have so enjoyed campaigning in bill and maria. maria taught our son and was our daughter's discipleship group leader. well fore known them years. to my family and my brother and sister are here. my mother is here. of course, we have chad and -- and ofd paul, mary course you have the stars of our show. chuck, and --, he has been our most ardent kampeter, and we have

if you weigh by demographics, brachburn has a small -- blackburn has a small lead. i don't know what is the better way to do it. so how to you deal with this problem? first of all, you have to be transparent. you just have to tell people what you're doing and why you're doing it. and probably present different weighting schemes and different results. and then let people interpret it accordingly. in addition, you've just got to spend more money these days on polls. to do the kind of polling that we do holding aside whatever time might be aloe candidated -- aloe candidated, just to do the actual polling is costing us about 80k every single poll. and that's more than double what it was in the past. you've got to do a lot of kohlbacks because one of the things that differs is people at home are different from the ones who aren't. you obviously have to include cell phones, and that number's ever changing, and it's going to continue. at some point it me be completely cell phone. and to make matters worse, even if you do number one and two right. >> you kind of spend the m

blackburn has served in the us house since 2003.first female senator from arizona guaranteed, if notarizona is guaranteed to elect its first female senator. following gop sen. jeff flake's decision last year not to seek re-election, democratic rep. kyrsten sinema is facing off against gop rep. martha mcsally.sinema and mcsally are locked in a tight race as of just after midnight et wednesday and it was unclear when a projection in the race may come.texas sends first hispanic women to congresstexas voters elected the state's first two hispanic women to congress as veronica escobar won the seat to replace rep. beto o'rourke in the congressional district near el paso. o'rourke gave up his seat in order to unsuccessfully run for senate. cnn projects escobar would defeat rick seeberger.state sen. sylvia garcia won a houston-area district thawas relinquished by the retiring democratic rep. gene green. cnn projects garcia will defeat phillip aronoff.south dakota elects its first woman governorrepublican kristi noem will become south dakota's first female governor after defeating democrat bi

>> sean: blackburn and hawley and heller and mcsally and heitkamp loses. people in indiana don't vote libertarian that could be won. >> what happened in florida? >> sean: up for grabs right now. >> okay. i will keep you at 54-46 and see you if the feel the same way tomorrow night. >> sean: thank you. i will be home drinking heavily celebrating or in misery. joining us now, i can't believe steve ducy has a cookbook and puts me on page 184. >> you should be happy. your recipe is in the holiday chapter. now we are in november. we are talking turkey. and the sean hannity. >> sean: i will be in the credit section somewhere. and former secret service agent has a book out as well. do you agree with my senate predictions? >> i think they are spot on. i think rick scott takes it in florida. nobody knows who is bill nelson is. i said last night, i live in florida. i spend all of my time here. people think he is ben nelson from nebraska. nobody has any idea who he is. rick scott did a job with the hurricane up in the panhandle. i think ron desantis pulls it out. a ma

. >> ian blackburn. >> thank you, mister speaker. the scottish national party has written to the prime minister. urging her to drop plans to prevent truly meaningful vote of the brexit deal. it seems the government is seeking to prevent opposition from members to the deal effectively gagging the sovereignty of parliament by playing dirty tricks. can i ask the prime minister what is she afraid of? how government is so weak that the brexit deal will not succeed when other solutions are still on the deal? >> we have been very clear that there will be a meaningful vote in this house, we have also been clear the motion on the deal will be amendable but i say to the right honorable gentlemen if you went and asked any member of the public with the government brings the deal back from your what do you expect parliament to vote on? you would expect parliament to vote on the deal. >> ian blackburn? >> the responsibility to mend the deal, this trimester is hamstrung, desperate and looking defeated and in a total panic. the prime minister has be

blackburn is currently the only fire service using it now. i'm told it costs over £600,000. come down and the technology evolves, this next generation of firefighting will become the norm. i'm at leicestershire fire and rescue, the first service in the country to invest in virtual reality. their hope is money will be saved by replacing some of the expensive training techniques with br alternatives. i've seen the demo and the fire looks quite intense so don't think it is one i will be used to when it comes to virtual reality which isjust having a nice time. let's see. all the scenes in the training are scanned from the real world. for instance, this arson hotspot investor is a good reference for investigators looking for clues. it's the inside of a destroyed smoke alarm. ijust need to say, the environment is, like i'm standing on ash. it feels very real. teleportation. oh, my gosh. there is a body down there. if you enjoy the training, you will get more out of it. if you train in the virtual reality environment, the retention rate is 75%. most of the talks i do on road safety