brad: how did you feel reading that?ecause those were some of the decisions involving a person you were involved with at that time. john: i think we were, you know, at the time, things were different. not everybody was aware of things. i can't comment on the exact details of what happened at that time. but i think we realized that the policy needed strengthening. and that was the goal, to get a stronger, more-aggressive policy. personally, my position has been these things are intolerable and you're creating a workplace hostile to women, or other people. where there's discrimination or harassment, you will have a weaker workplace. brad: what do you say to google employees? john: we have to do better as a company. anybody who does business in china compromises some of their core values. every single company. ♪ brad: there are some business leaders like jeff bezos at amazon, who say it's their patriotic duty to help the u.s. government. you've gotten pressure from employees not to do anything that might conflict with the c

brad: thank you both for joining us.zon just passed its biggest shopping day on history topping its very own prime day on cyber monday. that's next. "bloomberg technology" is livestreaming on twitter. check us out @technology, and be sure to follow our global news network, @tictoc, on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ brad: cyber monday sales hit a high this year and amazon was no exception to the record-breaking. the retail giant said it had its biggest shopping day in history on cyber monday. the holiday weekend set a record for amazon as customers purchased millions of more products this think giving through cyber monday compared to the same period last year. customers worldwide bought more than 18 million toys and 13 million fashion items on black friday and cyber monday combined. joining us from new york is shira ovide. from reading your twitter feed this morning, i gather you were not impressed by the press release. is that true? >> i think you can comfortably ignore everything amazon says about holiday shopping trends

brad: brad.ice to meet you. trevor: trevor. lemonis: trevor, nice to meet you. travis: i'm travis. lemonis: how are you? what are you guys doing? brad: just going over inventory. lemonis: is this the whole office? travis: you're looking at it. and then the warehouse is downtown. lemonis: okay. are those the watches? travis: yeah. so, we, basically, started with an interchangeable watch. so the face pops out of the band -- pull back, pop up. lemonis: it's a cool watch. what does a watch like that sell for? travis: $35. lemonis: these are nice looking watches at a great price point. travis: we wanted to do an accessory that was bright, that could match with all all different things -- hats, shoes. lemonis: this is a comfortable watch. travis: it's lightweight. it's durable. initially we had 10 colors. each color represented a different charity, that we partnered with to give back 10%. lemonis: that's pretty slick. travis: yeah, right? trevor: we wanted to do something different, and no one was doin

>> brad: we're heading to atlanta.osa and meet mississippi state next week here on cbs. ed orgeron has the right thing going on here. need some more players, playmakers and not enough offense tonight. that was their worry. we knew that coming in. could they score enough points to outscore alabama or come up with some turnovers and big special teams plays the stay it in. winning coach is with jamie. >> jamie: coach, did your guys get the job done today? >> i'm satisfied with the way we played. this is a tough place to play. we wanted to make a statement, too, in terms of the kind of team we had. people talking about our schedule and whatnot. i thought our players did a great job. they completed hard. lsu has a good team. this is a tough place to play. i thought we did a good job with our poise. everybody buying in. we dominated their box. >> jamie: to see tua's first interception of his career and reinjure his knee. what do you learn about this young man in this setting? >> he's a great competitor a great arm talent. he

[laughter] brad: thank you for joining usbrad:. -- brad: thank you for joining us. columbus ohio is leading the transformation of tech, next. plus, the rates for china's ev markets. can a chinese backed silicon valley designed car beat tesla? this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg technology. i am brad stone. columbus, ohio is getting smarter. in 2016, they beat 77 other cities for the department of transportation's smart city challenge, winning $15 million in grant funding and designation as a smart city. it is committed to redefining public transportation and what it calls the new midwest. columbus has eclipsed the rest of the midwest in ev sales with a goal of introducing 300 fleetsc cars to public by 2020. they also developed a system of self driving shuttles which will begin accepting passengers in december, and last month it was the number one city for unicorn , and here to discuss is the mayor, andrew ginther, and the ceo of a development organization, columbus 2020. , i need to start by congratulating you on the buckeyes win over the wolverines. i was very e

brad: sure. scarlet: brad lamensdorf, thank you for joining us. brad: thanks.et: now, according to aaa, more than 54 million americans will travel 50 miles or more from home this holiday week. in keeping with the theme, here is what you need to know about the biggest u.s. transportation-focused fund. one etf that could benefit from a surge in americans traveling over the holidays, the ishares transportation average etf, known by its ticker, iyt. the fund has roughly $700 million in assets, tracks 20 u.s. airline, railroad and trucking companies found on the dow jones transportation average. like the dow jones industrial average, iyt is price weighted, which means the highest price per share have the biggest weighting. fedex, norfolk southern, union pacific, ups and jb hunt. since launching 15 years ago the fund has taken off, returning more than 300%, easily outperforming the s&p 500. still, it comes with a relatively high expense ratio of 43 basis points. iyt gets a green light in the bloomberg intelligence traffic light system with a notice for its price-weig

>>> then -- brad and angelina's custody drama. so bad.t's going to trial. >>> and "game of thrones" final season secrets revealed. plus, we've got the first interview with the show's spin-off star, naomi watts. >> i am binging it right now and studying. >>> then -- no lies, we get a big little scoop on nicole kidman's kids joining that cast. >> they're so sweet and really, really smart. >>> and sarah silverman wrecks the "e.t." theme at her big premiere. >> do do do do do do. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hello and did you vote today, america? people turned out in record numbers and the results are pouring in. there's another race that has already been decided. nobody, especially not this woman sitting next to me, is arguing about the result. >> god bless america, even though he's a brit. >> okay. hey, what's up? i'm idris elba and i am the sexiest man alive. >> idris might be laughing, but we're all in. >> "people" just dropped these sexy new details. idris sleeps naked. his biggest vice is whiskey and he has ten tattoos. >> i

brad paisley is here. snoop dogg is in the house here. were you surprised how many people were out there? >> yeah, there was a lot of people. couldn't see how many were in the back because so blurry. >> jimmy: well, you're doing what you can to fight that glaucoma, i tell you. >> i'm doing my best. >> jimmy: bono, snoop and brad each have red experiences that they're offering. snoop, why don't you start. tell us what you're going to do for one of your fans. >> i'm going to give a cooking experience to have one of my fans cook a little something something behind the scenes. [ cheers and applause ] >> not only will we cook a meal, we'll cook some hors d'oeuvres and brownies with that -- [ cheering and applause ] >> scrambled. scrambled brains. >> jimmy: you have a cookbook out, right, snoop? >> yeah, my cookbook is out right now. it's called "from crook to cook." >> jimmy: where did you learn to cook? who taught you? >> my mother in the hood, you understand me? >> jimmy: she must be delighted that you put her recipes into a book. and brad y

brad is expected back in l.a.ay and according to his custody arrangement the single father of six will be allowed to spend time with his kids over the holiday weekend. and, boy, is his backyard ready for visitors. in fact, it looks like a kids' carnival. check out all of the fun upgrades, skate park, swings, lots of pool toys, a bouncy castle, slide and that's a tree house back there. the kid-friendly backyard is a stark contrast to angelina's picture perfect well-manicured los feliz estate. jolie was spotted out over the weekend with the kids taking vivienne, knox and shiloh to lunch and watching vivienne at karate practice. keep in mind, while all this plays out, brad and anjelina's custody trial is now just 13 days away. it's set for december 4th. a source tells "e.t" both parties are working together to try and reach an out of court settlement and avoid an actual trial. at the heart of the bitter divorce battle is custody. angelina had asked for sole physical custody. brad wants joint custody. >> at this point

that's how i got back in there and grabbed brad. >> brad, what, felt warm to you as you recall? >> yeah, and i thought maybe he might have a chance. >> reporter: david had been an indiana state trooper for almost 11 years. that night in the garage, david says, his police training kicked in. it seemed to him that his daughter, jill, was dead. but if there was even a whisper of a chance for his son, brad, david knew he had to get him out of bronco and give him cpr. >> i picked him up and pulled him in to me and turned around and went back out the same way that i came in. >> reporter: came out the passenger door and put him down on the garage floor and, what, started working on him? >> exactly. >> were you getting any signs of anything? >> i just remember looking at his face. and, like with jill, his eyes -- there was no moisture. they were half shut. it was -- it was pretty obvious that he was gone. >> and this has all happened in, what, 45 seconds of your life? >> that's -- yeah. probably. maybe a minute. >> reporter: kneeling on the bloody garage floor, amidst the bodies of his

i also want to thank brad. brad is my chief of staff. brad is my chief of staff and he has done a great job. i want to thank my entire team in the governor's office. hey have done a great job. there are a lot of people that helped in this race. a lot of people. want to thank president trump for all of his -- i want to thank vice president pence. i want to thank former president george w. bush. s i want to thank former governor jeb bush. there is a lot of people that came down to make sure we got the vote out. i want to thank senator lindsey graham. senator cory gardner. i want to thank everybody from puerto rico that came to vote. i want to thank congresswoman jennifer gonzalez. i want to thank lieutenant governor. i want to thank senator marco rubio. nd my lieutenant governor. [speaking spanish] you know, there is going to be a lot of pundits who are going to analyze this race. lot of people are going to poreover all of those inaccurate polls. but i have no interest in looking backwards. i'm going to look to the future and we have a bri

still with us is brad mcmillan. brad, do you like energy stocks? getting close to a point where you want to take a close look. there has simply been so much bad news. saudi arabia, the khashoggi case, prices have dropped, and we have had supply concerns. what else can go wrong? [laughter] david: i think it is called the price of oil. you don't invest in energy stocks unless you have some confidence of where the price of oil is going? do you have any confidence of where the price of oil is going in the longer term? brad: i think you can. price is a question of -- is a case of supply and demand. we have u.s. production. the u.s. is the new saudi arabia of oil. we need to work on that metaphor. he production just keeps going up and we are getting less and less exposed to global production. when you look at it, oil prices have been fairly stable over recent years, simply because of that because the u.s. is largely a price-center, not a price -- price-setter, not a price-taker. prices will not go up too much because that will bring up production, so the

brad, how are you? >> good but my hip is killing me, greg.ou seem like a perfectly healthy young man. >> when you get to be my age, things are falling apart. greg: brad, that does not make sense because you're 24. >> if i identify as an 80 -year-old and that is who i am. greg: why are you doing this? >> is off the charts. yet earlybird specials, movie matinees are cheaper and you can nap any time anywhere and here is the best part. i can beat the crap out of anyone my age. i just won three gold at the senior olympics. greg: that is not fair. you are a big, strong, 24 -year-old man. >> no, no greg. i'm a frail 80 -year-old man. greg: that seems like cheating. you're entering the senior licks at your age. when were you born? >> 1930. greg: know. your actual birth certificate says you are born in 1994. >> yeah, i've been meaning to change that. greg: is that all about you winning the senior licks? greg: >> you got me, greg b5 what are you doing now with poisonous scorpion? >> i've had a good run, man. it's time to die. greg: once again we lose b

brad was fast there at the end. i was trying toit all my marks exactly right and he was a tick quicker than us, but we got what needed out of today. >>on congratula see you in victory lane. >> heck yeah. >> kyle busch, everybody. >> 51 career wins for kyle busch. that's 11th all-time in the monster energy cup series. looking to break into the top ten here very soon. half court challenge?readye the shot is up! yeah! sir, your order is ready. sir, your order? it feels like a big win when you get a deal like this. oh! this is unbelievable. introducing mcdonald's new $6 classic meal deal, choose one of 4 favorites plus any size soft drink, small fries, and a pie, all for just $6 dollars. ♪ wooow! woo! wait, what?! everyone's excited about the chevy vehicles at the chevy black friday sales event. i can get used to this. wooow and you will be too when you get 0% financing on our award-winning chevy cars, trucks, and suvs. how is that even possible? now, get 0% financing for 72 months on popular 2018 and 2019 chevy models.

brad: he is in a tough position.ay all of this unfolded, andy rubin, who was really his rival to succeed larry page, he left the company in 2014 and sundar was elevated to ceo the following year. a lot of the allegedly inappropriate behavior did not happen after his watch. he is able to share the outrage of the employees and endorsed the walkout. he has gotten on the side of the internal protest. the difficult decisions will come when he has to address some of these five demands the employees have, like ending forced arbitration. in principle it is good, but it could open up the company to liability, so the top decision for him still remains. emily: and it did happen to larry page's watch, who is still ceo of alphabet and sanders -- sundar's boss. brad: that is definitely some awkwardness there. emily: in general, may not come -- have you ever seen this kind of employee outrage in silicon valley, this kind of employee organization? it is not just happen at google, we saw amazon protesting their shareholder diversity.

december 4th is the day brad and angelina will head to trial. "e.t."t documents which state a location has not been set. and angelina and brad may be able to appear via telephone since the trial involves six minor children, the courtroom will likely be closed to the public. a source tells "e.t." both parties are working together to trial. >>> now to chris pratt and anna faris. their divorce was officially finalized wednesday. "e.t." has obtained court documents which reveal chris and anna agree to live within five miles of each other until 2025, when 6-year-old jack finishes sixth grade. "e.t." also has knew about jennifer garner's sizzling romance. >> very confident this is an argument that would work out perfectly. >> reporter: that's jen's new man of a few months, ceo john miller. a source tells "e.t." it's the first real relationship she's had since her marriage and ben is actually very supportive. since affleck completed rehab just over 30 days ago we've seen him and garner together frequently with their kids. we're told they are jen's main focus

abc's brad mielke joins us now with the details. good morning, brad. >> hey, guys.ut, to a question over who gets to ask the president questions and when. that is something a lot of people care about. the white house stripped acosta of his security pass. now cnn is suing the white house, saying this is not about security, this isn't about rules, this is about the president trying to squash journalists he doesn't like. now, the white house says it has broad powers to decide who gets to come to press conferences. so i asked abc's chief legal analyst dan abrams, are they right? >> you're allowed to implement a level of decorum, but the problem for the administration here is that the first explanation that they gave was that it was that acosta had put his hands on an intern. well, that's not true. then you have the president come out a couple of days later and basically say he's a disgrace, no one likes him, he's not smart. those are not reasons that the president can exclude him. >> i should mention, abc news has put out a statement, saying we stand with cnn in believi

>brad engmann (ing-men) teaches self defense classes for the unthinkable.. the latest mass shooting is an unfortunate reminder..it can happen anywhere.country night wednesday turned tragic in southern californiaas a gunman stormed the borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks.killing 13 people and injuring several others before killing himself. engmann (ing-men) tells me it's hard to talk about these mass shootings,even for someone who spends a lot of time around firearms.with a background in competitive shooting,he co owns threat scenarios - a company based in navato,training people how to best survive in active shooter situations.he also says don't forget about the heros.. and focus on the helpers..

anne gearan, brad todd, donna edwards. donna edwards, you served with steve king.pend $700,000 in four days if it just showed up on your doorstep at the last minute, after everybody has already bought tv ad time, after all this stuff. is it too little too late? >> as a candidate, it's never too little too late, but there are ways to spend at least some of that money on making sure you get your voters out. you know, driving people to the polls, all the things you may not have been able to pay for or pay for out of pocket in these last 96 hours. and so i would rather be in scholten's position, and let me say about steve king. i don't think he deserves to be in the united states congress. serving the people of the united states. and i do know steve king. but i think his time is up. i guess we're going to see on tuesday whether that's true. >> anne gearan, it was a pretty -- you know, it's interesting now to see the nrcc chief did it on his own. nrcc said no, he's speaking for the committee as well. you have seen some go on there, but not all of the party has jumped on

brad pitt's surprise appearance and how hugh jackman played wingman for his teenage son. >> dad, dad,! she's coming over. i told her you're wolverine. just go with it. >>> and carrie underwood hope you're watching. >> hey babe, i've got something special for you tonight. >> only we're with her husband and his very special song surprise. ♪ and she don't know >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> oh it's going to be a fun show tonight. we told you last week there was something spicy brewing and it would become official today. and it did. >> you were right. >> the spice girls are reuniting and the hype is unbelievable. >> i'm pulling out my t-shirts and my purses. this is the greatest story of all times. one problem. it won't be posh. now we know why. >>> the spice girls announced their summer stadium tour in a video released this morning. there was no mention, however, of their missing bandmate, victoria beckham. so where's posh? >> well, a source tells "e.t." that victoria beckham isn't taking part in the 2019 reunion tour because, quote, she has a family to look after and a busines

bush's senior staff, brad blakeman. brad, good to have you with us.arrett, the author of the "new york times" best seller "the russia hoax." everybody is talking about russia collusion and intervention in our elections, and we have obvious fraud in good ole florida. gregg: the either corruption or incompetence has consumed broward county at the hands of brenda snipes. a judge several months ago found she unlawful live destroyed ballots. she cannot be recalled as an elected official. but the governor could have suspended her as her predecessor was suspended for corruption. that governor was jeb bush. governor scott should have taken a cue from governor bush. >> unbelieve act. you would say he has himself to blame? he has himself to blame. his lawsuit was well crafted. convinced the judge today. so a step in the right direction. the judge ordered snipes to disclose information. she missed the deadline. no surprise there. she is either profoundly side and incompetent or she is corrupt it's one of the two. >> as i suggested to matt gaetz, there is a loomi

brad: you got that right. these things take a long time. same office is investigating facebook, it has been for 2.5 years. the key phrases dominant position. they are going to be looking into whether amazon has one in germany and if it uses that -- abuses that position. amazon is a minority percentage of online sales in germany, and if you look at market share numbers, it is a small number, but if you look at the impact on small businesses and how many consumers in germany use amazon, then maybe it does have a dominant position. they will have to look at whether it abuses it and if so, what are the remedies. emily: could u.s. regulators make the same case amazon has the same problem here in the united states? brad: yeah absolutely. , it is certainly a line of inquiry. the european union competition commission is looking at the exact same thing. how amazon uses data from its market platform to inform its overall business. but look, i mean europe, with a business foundation of small and medium-sized companies with a , sense they have been out

best-selling thriller author brad meltzer will be our guest on in-depth, fiction addition. i live colin program on sunday at 12 pm eastern. his most recent book the escape artist, debuted at number one on the new york times bestsellers list. his other books include the inner circle. the book of fate. and the first council. +8 other best-selling drillers. join us for in-depth fiction addition with author brad meltzer live sunday from 12 pm to 3:00 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span2. >> president trump isn't one of sarah's argentina for the g 20 summit this weekend. over the course of two days the president will hold one-on-one meetings with several world leaders including japanese prime ministers shinzo abe and german chancellor. saturday he has dinner scheduled with chinese president xi jinping. ahead of the summit, president trump along with mexican president henrique nieto and canadian prime minister justin trudeau find the new u.s. mexico canada agreement. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, the president of the united mexican states, and the prime

bush's senior staff, brad blakeman. by the way, how did that work out, brad?it worked out great. the reason why is we exposed the corruption and intimidation and income comments same two counties in 2000. let's start with the close races. the republican party is not widening its lead. can it any longer afford to have a bunch of rye know bunch -- ofd because it means a divided house and a senate. on the bordered wall and illegal immigration and support for this president's entire agenda. >> we haven't had a president in recent memory making good as fast on his promises as this president. they should be running closely aligned to a guy who is delivering on each promise. when he talked about growth in the campaign. so republicans better get on board. this is a wake-up call. we have to stand on principle. we can't be running away from success. lou: that's what these fools did and that's why it's a huge problem in the house of representatives. you had so many resignations, you had a leader in the house who was an abject fool who betrayed the president' time and tim

brad: absolutely. it is certainly a line of inquiry.he european union competition commission is looking at the exact same thing. how amazon uses data from its market platform to inform its overall business. europe, with a business foundation of small and medium companies, with a sense they have been outpaced by american tech giants, they are leading this. we're not heard much from the ftc or department of justice along these lines but it is ripe for inquiry. emily: redstone, we will continue to have you follow that scrutiny coming out of jiminy -- germany. aws revenue is expected to hit $71 billion giving their cloud 300ness a valuation about -- of about $350 billion. that is a big number. how do you get there? >> there will be 26 billion this year and they are 2.5 times larger than microsoft with azure and a six times larger than google. they are a runaway freight train with the cloud. one of the key things in vegas this week was the 2.5 to 3.5 increases by the orders. -- the partners. you have these, let's organizations who are not wa

. >> best-selling thriller author brad meltzer will be our guest on in-depth fiction addition. are alive call in program sunday at noon eastern. his most recent book the escape artist debut at number one on the new york times bestsellers list. 's other books include the inner circle, the book of fate and the first council plus eight other best-selling thrillers. join us for in-depth fiction addition with author brad meltzer live sunday from noon to 3:00 eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> next, centers for medicare and medicaid services on medicare payment rules and potential changes to the system, she spoke at the american enterprise institute where she presented the administration's goals for efficiently maintaining medicare while trying to improve experiences for providers and patients. this is 40 minutes. >> i am with the american enterprise institute and i am pleased to welcome all of you here today for what i think will be a vigorous discussion of medicare physician payment. the center for medicare and medicaid services recently released a final regulation that made a lot of

brad, we're going to leave the conversation there thank you for your insight today, brad gerstner thankou very much. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up on the closing bell, don't miss booking ceo glenn fogle coming up at 4:30 p.m. eastern time. >>> we want to take a quick check on the markets on the dow we briefly went below 25,000 just minutes ago. we're now down by 1.1% 25006 points is our level, down 280 points and on the s&p 500 we are just a couple of points off of session lows as well. financials have doubled their losses in the past half hour down by 2.25%. information technology down by 1.4% we've got some of the biggest sectors on the s&p 500 weighing the index down at this point we're watching this very closely. >>> regulators are taking a close look at boeing after a potential software issue in the 737 max planes we will bring you the latest stay with us here on "power lunch. whooo! want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundred thousand tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world! like new york! from b

bush brad blakeman. i want to start with you because you were in the middle of these recounts, you know what this is like and now we have multiple states where this is happening. the abrams campaign manager in georgia said they have been preparing for all possibilities, voters who previously elected to vote by mail are receiving an absentee ballot for the runoff and we just approved a $250,000 tv by. they are not conceding. >> they are not but the mass just doesn't work in georgia and it is putting good money after bad. they shouldn't be putting that false hope out to their supporters, they should be conceding. there is something to be said about the florida races as well as the arizona races. those are clearly not over until every vote is counted. the map is there to warrant the kind of recount that is mandatory but certainly not georgia. >> by tomorrow -- by tuesday at 5:00 pm in georgia all the counties are supposed to certify but i would imagine is going to be legal action because i don't know how th

brad: when can we buy a vehicle? we have centers opening up now.elivery start in the second half of 2020. --ly: that was the really in ceo.ivien trade tensions are escalating and impacting big retailers and e-commerce giants as well. from amazon to walmart. we talk about how. if you like the rig news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and, in the u.s., sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: black friday and cyber monday may have hit retail -- record sales but retailers are not off the hook yet. ande tensions between u.s. china are escalating and some of the biggest retailers are caught in the crossfire. amazon and walmart have cut back purchases and orders for some of their private label products to to getad a potential -- ahead of a potential tariff increase. no details are given, one source told the journal amazon served the bulk of its electronics from china. they're hoping a tree trees comes out of the meeting at the g20 summit later this week. here to discuss we have emma chandra and darren baker. what does

>brad engmann (ing-men) teaches self defense classes for the unthinkable.. the latest mass shooting is an unfortunate reminder..it can happen anywhere.country night wednesday turned tragic hern ca stormed the borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks.killing 13 people and injuring several others before killing himself. engmann (ing-men) tells me it's hard to talk about these mass shootings,even for someone who spends a lot of time around firearms.with a background in competitive shooting,he co owns threat scenarios - a company based in navato,training people how to best survive in active shooter situations.he also says don't forget about the heros.. and focus on the helpers..on th people who are the first responders, law enforcement officers, for the civilians who stayed and dried their friends out of there. the people who provide first aid and medical care, don't focus on

brad, three is a charm? three is too much, what?o run for president. >> harris: would you vote for her? >> if she was a nominee of my partner party i would certainly vote for her, i supported her last time. i don't know if she will run, she is certainly entitled to speak her mind, the criticism she and president clinton are leveling at president trump is not that much different than the judgment of voters had three weeks ago, the voters i think share some of the concerns of the clintons are out lying in this tour. 13 cities. what always amazes me is how spohn up the right wing noise machine gets about hillary clinton. she lost, you think people would've moved on. the lock them up crowd -- >> harris: she is the one who wrote a book about what happened. she lost. >> mitt romney did a documentary. >> harris: can we get to something brad just said? on the house side i assume is what you're talking about, certainly not on the senate side. >> republicans were expected to lose around 31 seats so democrats had a good night, it wasn't like a