>> george lincoln rockwell. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: no, chris kluwe. >> i am loving him so much. >> ether ♪ >> that is awful. i can't believe you made me play that. i had forgotten how awful that was. oh, my god. >> stephanie: oh, little boy. we need to rinse that with our conscience with a little mud bath. ♪ mudcat ♪ ♪ excellent ♪ ♪ ♪ mudcat ♪ >> stephanie: mudcat saunders joins us now. ♪ ♪ he's a real tom cat, mudcat ♪ >> stephanie: mudcat you must love me, you took a break from turkey hunting to talk to me. >> no, the wind was blowing, and it is cold so my buddy came over and we're sitting here smoking unfiltered camel cigarettes. i don't have to be politically responsible anymore. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: so sorry about wayne powell. boy, you guys gave it a great race. >> the most anybody had ever gotten against him was 37%. >> stephanie: eric cantor yeah. >> and it actually would have been 34% would have been the most anybody got against him. we got 42 and i'm tickled. the one thing about it is this was a referendum this race and that 42%, and the pollster told me yesterday th

. >> brendan has been working with vikings kicker chris kluwe and former new orleans linebacker scott fujita on this issue around the country. next brendan says he'll shift his focus to florida where he lives during the offseason and california, which is his homestate. >> reporter: i'm peggy fox in richmond. can senator elect tim kaine build bridges in washington like he did story? >> this is bruce johnson. coming up there's a new d.c. council member, the first time an incumbent has lost since 1998. i'll have that story. >> but first the role of the social media in this year's election. >>> just like in '08 this election earned plenty of attention all over the world, but perhaps more than '08 there was the world of social media and joining me now to talk about that, our social media editor simon landou and one picture in particular got a lot of attention. >> we talk so often about the power of images and what you're looking at here is a tweet sent by barack obama's campaign. if you can kind of look in there, just says four more years and it was a photo of the president hugging the fir