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i remember dave with martin, great and fix mother was waving the premium flag made um and see how smooth, what do you think of all this surface will be a disaster? this is mary thoughts. all the defend the under. this is the company that started. this is the godfather of it right here. his name's joe harding. he designed the entire information war and that included marriage, all the people behind it that are doing the list. i'm sell these guys right here. this guy use 0. hackers for you? they call them on chairs. they make money through crowd funding. now. screw, are you ok russian these 2 groups are the actual these are people that actually put the names on that list. the populate the fighting on this. um, yes, it's only 6 of the sales guys to to yeah, those are besides the answer. yes. okay, so the one actually for the be so it's that sort of stuff. and of course, it was measured at the assessment authority as a bonus list 9, you'll know boys e, and that's because i worked my them then that them said sick. i heard about her story. i think the human rights group got in touch with me and

they want trump agenda, chuck schumer, is going to try to block it every with a they can dave mccormick a greatrough orientation, but we have great new senators, moreno a great job tim sheehy new candidates up here going to do a great job help "get trump" agenda done. >> you need their vote their support, bernie moreno dave mccormick, how far are you feeling about this race, against john thune, what do you need to do to make the case you are the one to get trump's agenda through? >> well, i am going to talk about my background these are business guys what business guys do here is what we do have objective build a team build a plan, we know what we have to do in senate have a plan to get it all accomplished that is what i have done my whole life largest hospital company manufacturing company i was governor of florida i know what to do, i will get it done i will make sure trump's agenda is done i think why i am going to win tomorrow. >> why this is done in secret? a lot of people want to know. we want to know who is voting how they are voting either why must it be behind closed doors. >> have it

dave, it's great to see you both here. now, i mean, paul you both here. i mean, paul, this is this is a real, you know, change of tune from from starmer. >> yeah , it really is. that's >> yeah, it really is. that's because he's in power now and he can't pretend not to be in power because he's in front of , you because he's in front of, you know, lectern and saying things like release the sausages twice a week. however, what we have now is a asylum system that's entirely unfit for purpose . and entirely unfit for purpose. and one of the reasons we do that is we've entirely watered down our own asylum. asylum system? asylum system , on the basis that asylum system, on the basis that immigration officers used to be well paid, well qualified , well paid, well qualified, delegated authority to make decisions based on a case by case basis. now we just have low paid staff on on long shifts not making any decisions like that. >> that seems like good value for money for the taxpayer. >> well it does, but what we get is loads and loads of immigration and the reason

dave louk. another great american making significant contributions.ng significant contributions. he is a product of sisi bc. that should be enough to get all of their just knowing that. we are pressing that forward. then a couple more items to point out. that. we are pressing that forward. then a couple more items to point out. when we went to community colleges in arizona and new mexico they have security operations center there. sox. the key thing about the socs on the campuses is a give students relevant experiences. as opposed to coming out of college or whatever institution without any experience, to comif college or whatever institution without any experience, but with a degree, these students, i am a say kids, but there are non-kid students there as well and that's important. non-kid students there as well and that's important. it's another pathway to good paying meaningful jobs, these socs. the other thing about the socs is some of them are socs is some of them are just watching community colleges they are providing cybersecurity services to s

dave lube. another great american who is making significant contributions. he is a product of ccbc.owing that. we are pressing that forward. a couple more items i want to point out. when we went to community colleges in arizona and a key thing about these on these campuses is it gives students relevant experience. as opposed to coming out of college or whatever institution without any experience, with the degree, these students -- there are non-kid students there as well. that's important. that's another pathway to good paying, meaningful jobs, these socks. they get relevant experience. the other thing is, some are not just watching the community colleges. they are providing cybersecurity services to some small businesses that cannot afford cybersecurity. there's a lot of good things going on, scaling is a challenge. we can get there. we have to be persistent. >> thank you. >> i would note, harry has been passionate about people. >> since you have come into then role, your shoeleather approach. visiting community colleges. visiting the local field offices and seeing what they need i

it's been a great honor for me and for family. dave yoho and the merchant marine association. thank you very much. thank you so much. thank you. now of you, i've come to know the hard way because i've got. i hate saying this. i've got grandchildren. your and none of them have a vivid memory of that day that

dave mccormick will be the next senator for commonwealth of pennsylvania. he is here in d.c. and will do greats country. >> brian: could this be a fight? chuck schumer's thugs against muscle of dave mccormick. >> ainsley: didn't kamala say we're going to be the party that allows peaceful and easy transition. i'm glad chuck schumer had a change of heart and dave mccormick will be able to vote for senate leadership tomorrow. >> steve: balance of power in senate is set. republicans, great for them, they got 53 and can pretty much do whatever donald trump passes there way when they work it out with the house. the house is more complicated. republicans have 214, you need 218 and democrats have 205. in the middle, there are still -- the white dots there, 16 races remain. republicans need four and democrats need 13. here is the thing, when you look at 214s, keep in mind, two republicans are going to the white house to work for donald trump, elise stefanik and michael waltz. they have to come up with more cushion before they can feel comfortable. >> ainsley: likely republican house will win, right? >>

trump's best friend and supported any votes against him 90% of the time to read your writing a great race, dave mccormick best of luck, the polls are also extremely close in the buckeye state, ohio bernie marino challenged incompetence editor sherrod brown that is a dead heat, bernie marino joins us now. as you close out this race he started out with a big lead you close the gap and i saw polls with you ahead, what is it going to take for you to pull this out and send sherrod brown who is not in touch with the people of ohio he is a here's biden guy and i do 7% of the time. >> he voted with harris and biden one 100% of the time where actually mattered and against president trump won 100% of the time when it mattered. ohio is done with career politicians, he is been around for 50 years he was a russian study major at yale, elected offices all life and ran 18 campaigns it never worked in the private sector. i bit of business, whole life. we have the momentum in the wind at our back were working really hard with campaign all over the state of ohio, your viewers can see his voting record is abysmal

i think hopefully we will see a senator elect in dave mccormick here it would be great for pennsylvaniahey are. you are going to be a freshman going into washington, d.c. there is going to be a learning curve. how do you deal with that? any committees you are hoping to be on? >> as a state representative that was one thing i talked about on the campaign i do have legislative experience. obviously it's a whole different world in a number of ways in washington, d.c. i'm going to rely and focus on the things that i was on the state house of representatives. things like workforce development and financial services reform and i actually passed legislation through the house here in pennsylvania to expand everify and crack down on the hiring of illegal immigrants in some industries. a lot of these issues are both state and federal nowadays. that gives me a great set of knowledge and experiences that i can go to and start hitting the ground running on day one on all those topics. looking forward to the committees that i get assigned to in a couple weeks. we actually have freshman orientation as

dave"] mr. mccormick: all right, thank you. look at this. what a great crowd. thank you all so much for being here. thank you to my lovely wife. give my incredible wife a hand. [cheers and applause] truth be told, she's the better half of the mccormick duo. listen, i want to start with the message of absolute gratitude, gratitude to be standing here on this beautiful day in a city that has meant so much to my family. my dad went to college at pitt, we had some of the most formidable years of our life here, three of our girls were born here. gratitude for the people of pennsylvania for giving us the honor of serving at such a consequential time for our country, gratitude to the amazing campaign team. let's give them a hand. [cheers and applause] gratitude to so many people that have helped us across the commonwealth, been there for us, giving us their support, giving us their trust. we are feeling very blessed today, blessed by god to have given us this opportunity and blessed by all of you for being here. thank you. [applause]ly hard-fought race, but there is n

now old friend ari fleischer, former white house press secretary, fox news contributor and great katie pavlich. daveeen official but someone said he won the race, that gives g.o.p. 53, 47. which is a nice piece of change, last point -- the landslide president trump got tuesday, has got to be a mandate for change. people want new policies 53-47 g.o.p. in senate is a big deal, i think. >> yeah, tuesday night, the numbers came in i called it a maga mandate, you s you are see it, federal level and local jurisdictions voting against crime. and everything that president has been putting out in campaign trail, he has been able to build coalition and senate numbers, he will have cabinet he wants and able to remake courts in a way that was more historic than it was during his first term. and democrats during his first term held out to nominees for 8 months, a year a at time, that 1/4 of a presidential term. the fact that republicans have this majority means his mandate is clear. he will be able to work with the senate to get that through for when american people voted for. larry: ari, house will be tight but

. >> such a great ceo you do not want to really, i happen to be a good friend of dave and i think he dave. - he said but it is not your house. i said i do not care i'm a good neighbor. that is what i do. >> a friendship was born. >> exactly, a very nice thing. >> i was going to break some news but it turns out i do not have it anymore. >> i am - on the private markets a story that i perhaps should have done a little sooner in the show but we will do it now. it involves the most important man on the planet elon musk. actually back to the business side of musk, not the government side we have been talking about so often. back to his latest initiative which has been ex-a.i. his a.i. that has been raising money by the bucket full of late. much of it going into building the largest single cloud cluster if you want to call it that, the biggest supercomputer in the world in memphis, tennessee. at a faster rate than anyone has ever seen anybody do such a thing. why not? it is elon musk. >> what is in that? >> h 100s. there is a look at it an old plant. you can see the headline at the bottom w

don't you love dave chappelle? oh, it's great. smart, funny, irreverent, politically incorrect.hris rock. same thing. you know, if you don't want comedy, then you don't have to go to a comedy show or listen to a comedian. i mean, i can't understand why the left is so easily offended. yeah, i don't get it. no. what's amazing about kimmel getting offended so easily is he's a guy who wore blackface on the man show. you'd think this guy, i mean, really had a cucumber inside his pants and asked strangers to touch it, too. well, listen, i'm not going to judge him on that video. i'm not going to judge him for that one. i was i'm kidding, i'm kidding. but let me explain this to you, okay? the reason i don't go with you, we're going to be fine. the reason i don't bag on kimmel and colbert is because if they didn't suck so bad, me and gutfeld wouldn't be so successful. okay, that is the reality. that's true. that's true. actually. they had a 40 year head start in late night, and then greg came along and became the king of late night on the yes, on the weekends, i'm like the rodney king of

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>> we have three great candidates running starting with dave mccormick of pennsylvania.ing that race dead tied. a lot of public polls out there. our latest polls literally have pennsylvania tied with dave mccormick. let's go to michigan. our polls literally have mike roberts tied. in wisconsin as you mentioned, i can tell you that our latest polls have wisconsin tied. every one of our great candidates in those blue wall states, we see them as a dead heat tie. it will all come down to who shows up to vote on tuesday. >> nebraska looking like deb fishers race getting a little bit closer. arizona, it looks like kari lake is not particularly strong. jackie rosen leads sam brown by nine points here in nevada. is there a possibility here, i don't want to say he will lose nebraska, it may be closer than you think. losing nevada and arizona. >> let me talk about that first. i just came back from las vegas late last night. we had a rally for sam brown. severely wounded by a terror attack. >> we lost the senator there. we've been having some problems. at this point a likely republ

dave barry. thank you. yes, bruce was great. and yes it was dave barry and that a very simple song. it's only three chords and i'm looking at bruce springsteen's uvula in his throat as he's singing yellow riaa and i -- up the chords i did. there's still this. there's three chords, but i got them all out of it was crazy i was totally starstruck. well, he you i don't know if you remember this. you introduced him and we have been playing for a thousand people and they had been nice us. we thought we were doing really well. and steve goes, we don't usually people come on stage with us. we're going to make an exception because this guy says he's pretty good. ladies and gentlemen bruce springsteen and he only got to the t of stick and those thousand people b can 10,000 people that. it was right. it was it was the loudest. we've ever heard anything. they all mobbed the stage and we do. gloria which dave says this is i didn't know there were three course i have to learn the other two. i do it only one chord in that song. and so and bruce would just know dave would sing the lead and then bru

no question that dave mccormick is qualified, a great candidate and -- >> he'll be a fantastic senatorylvania. the statements were normal gracious statements we should see more of. >> they're normal people. >> we need more of those. >> and more steve israels. >> more steve israels. >> okay. we'll all be happy. and thanks to you, steve israel and doug high and church and state next. you're ing "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. you're ing "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. for practical parents. cute and cuddly creations for kids and other fetching finds made to make the holidays for any hard to shop for person on your list. when you want up to 60% off gifts that say i get you, etsy has it. >>> today, the texas state board of education is considering a measure to adopt the state authorized curriculum that would allow lessons from the bible starting next year. curriculum is supposed to be optional in k through 5 education, but schools that adopt the christian teachings based curriculum will receive additional funding. joining us with more, antonia hilten who spent so much time covering

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dave barry. thank you. yes, bruce was great. and yes it was dave barry and that a very simple song. it's only three chords and i'm looking at bruce springsteen's uvula in his throat as he's singing yellow riaa and i -- up the chords i did. there's still this. there's three chords, but i got them all out of it was crazy i was totally starstruck. well, he you i don't know if you remember this. you introduced him and we have been playing for a thousand people and they had been nice us. we thought we were doing really well. and steve goes, we don't usually people come on stage with us. we're going to make an exception because this guy says he's pretty good. ladies and gentlemen bruce springsteen and he only got to the t of stick and those thousand people b can 10,000 people that. it was right. it was it was the loudest. we've ever heard anything. they all mobbed the stage and we do. gloria which dave says this is i didn't know there were three course i have to learn the other two. i do it only one chord in that song. and so and bruce would just know dave would sing the lead and then bru

what you know it there's something special about dave portnoy, as you can tell. it was a greathaving you on the show, congratulations on the success of your company and the stock, great to have you with us. nice to see you. nancy pelosi criticized biden, what did she say? >> pelosi told the new york times once biden dropped out of the race for an open primary that didn't happen. take a listen. >> of there being open primary. >> we thought there would be. it was the anticipation if the president were to step aside there would be an open primary. as i say and i think she would've done well in stronger going forward and because the president endorsed kamala harris immediately and that the most impossible to have a primary appetite. in democrat are divided what went wrong this election cycle and if biden got out sooner than me been other candidates in the race. and what about "saturday night live" making fun of their own anti-trump stance in the past? >> yes, snl wasted no time making fun of trump saying tongue-in-cheek that they were backing them all along, see for yourself. >> we

dave, new york. good morning. caller: good morning. great topic and discussion.y main question is about the applications, but you guys write me off track with this science-fiction discussion. i think one of the terms was coined by a science-fiction author, and you had guys like gibson who came up. they used terms like cyberspace and predicted the internet, so science-fiction is interesting. it definitely has led to interesting ideas, but to get back to the question, i think that the ai technology is not that far, but we are far away from this being a big problem in society. it is definitely heading that way. the bottleneck with ai i think is processing, so when you get the processing power, tings will change a lot, but i don't think we're that close. my main concern is military application because if you look at the military, the space program, it is funded at military, and i guarantee ai and surveillance is funded by the military. these are the things that were me the most. and for sure china has definitely enabled a lot of energy and resources into developing a

the day, it is going to come down to the voters making that choice and we feel great about eric hovde and mike rogers and dave>> ainsley: for the d.a. mccormick race, do you believe that poll? "new york times" siena college. down 5 points. >> we see we are in great position to win on elections day. all of the early vote, absentee vote numbers we have seen are extremely encouraging. make sure we get it out. what we saw with the in person voting in pennsylvania where six hours lines down the stretch in republican areas. the enthusiasm is extremely high and donald trump is going to be closing out today with two different rallies in pennsylvania. and we're really encouraged by what we seeing on the ground. >> ainsley: i don't know how he does it. four different rallies today. three different states. now, when we looked at the emerson poll. when you looked at iowa it. has donald trump up 10 points above kamala harris. 53 to 43. but then yesterday, everyone was talking about this new poll out of iowa. "the des moines register" poll where harris is getting 47% and trump is getting 44%. what do you know about an the

joining us, dave aronberg, state attorney. great seeing you.harges against trump in this classified documents case? >> good to be with you, jose. it is temporary, but very likely to be finalized at some point because what they did was dismiss it without prejudice, meaning they could conceivably refile it after january 2029, but at that point we could be living on mars. who knows what happens then? at that point i think that the department of justice will not refile it because donald trump will be 82 years old and we have seen his delay tactics work. also, he will try to do some things to make it more difficult for the government to do so, like perhaps a self-pardon. we don't know if that will work. it will be up to the courts. a statute of limitations issue, lasts five years. the government would have to convince the court which have been nice to donald trump, especially the supreme court, to postpone the statute of limitations. i don't know if that's gonna happen. they could conceivably refile in four years, i think it's very unlikely. >> and,

so, give dave mccormick his due, a great republican candidate, but i want to talk about what this meansouldn't because he had such a relationship with voters and he got beat. here was the shot across the bow for democrats and working- class voters. as you know, the casey family is a legend in pennsylvania. casey would win, he only lost by 17 points. white, working-class voters in pennsylvania love him, love his father, they stayed with the family through thick and thin. there weren't any close races. he has lost that. let's look at ohio. let's look at pennsylvania. asked, what does this mean for the democratic party. when we go on to talk about this, everyone i talk to, they say, you ran just about a "pitch perfect" race and yet, the headwinds for you, for casey for brown, just too much to get past. >> particular, you can run ahead of the ticket, there so much you can do. in the case of ohio, brown and casey, that is an alleghany region problem, a white working-class problem that people have in the democratic party. for the headwinds, i keep thinking about one of my favorite quotes from

so -- so give dave mccormick his due, a great republican candidate, but i want to talk about what thisns for the democrats. because we had sherrod brown on, and i got to say, i knew a lot of democrats were going to have trouble this year. i didn't think sherrod would in ohio because he was so connected with working class voters through his entire career and got beat. >> yeah. >> here is the second shot across the bow for democrats and working class voters, as you know, the casey family legend in pennsylvania. casey would win -- he won his last race by 17 points. >> yeah. >> white working class voters in pennsylvania loved him, loved his father, stayed with the caseys through thick and thin, and there weren't any close races. let's look at ohio, pennsylvania, and ask, what does this mean for the democratic party? and i -- we wanted you on to talk about this because everybody i talked to, that followed your race, said you ran just about pitch-perfect race and yet the headwinds for you, for casey, for brown, just too hard to get past? >> the headwinds were tough, particularly you can run

i get a great, new beverage refrigerator from china. and dave maybe get some economic services from me. right? that, or some inside economics. that is trading. now, we are up here looking at who trump is threatening to hurt right now, you know, there are soybean farmers, as you noted, they do a really good job of growing in the u.s. and they want to be able to sell to people in other countries. it is going to make it a lot harder for them. so, there are farmers who could be hurt. and then, of course, there are the consumers they are the ones who lose out across the board because all of these good deals, when we trade with each other, when we focus on what we do best, we all win, and that has been the fundamental problem of the trump attitude toward economics, is it is not a zero-sum game. it is actually something where we come together, voluntarily, to make each other better off. and when he goes hurting them and they go hurting us, we are all worse off. >> yeah, i mean, i would just caveat that by saying, the actual ways that globalized trade w

dave, i'm going to start with you. >> look, i think microsoft has been a great partner with csis and with senator warner on some of thesefforts. and i'm excited with the program that i work in at microsoft called democracy forward. and if we're predicated on the notion that democracy is good for business, so business has to be good for democracy. and that informs why we work with csis and suzanne on the civic at work. but, i mean, just fundamentally it makes good sense, something that senator warner said, about having tech insight into government. i think you have the pull s.t.e.m. into civics also. talk about how do we pull civics into s.t.e.m., how do we pull s.t.e.m. into civics? i'm what i call a recovering scientist. i used to be a particle physicist, somehow i ended up here -- [laughter] but you have senator warner and jackie rosen, both tech entrepreneur who ended up in the senate. but we do a lot of of work to to get our employees involved in -- there's a lot of emphasis on running for office, and i try to de-emphasize that that. i want them volunteering for local efforts. there's been some great work done not j

great conversation. >> reporter: a photo posted by senator-elect dave mccormick of pennsylvania shows prime minister trudeautrump's nominee for the interior department and his incoming national security adviser. neither the trump transition team nor trudeau's office let the media know what was happening. people around west palm beach have been taking cell phone videos because you don't usually see the canadian prime minister pop up in your hoe hotel -- low tell lobby with. we noticed a royal canadian air force vip jet was making it way down here. yes, it's normal for canadians to come down to florida, but we're not used to seeing somebody as high profile coming down unannounced. mexico's president believes the the trade war can be averted, but her country is a preparing for one just in case. they are trying to save lives with these tariff threats. >> it's heartbreaking, what's happening to our young people. so donald trump is the first president who's actually taking action here, and he's simply saying to china, to canada and mexico if you're a friend of the united states, if you're a friendly country, stop

yeah, this is a great question and it's a complicated answer dave, so i appreciate it.n 1864, zebulon vance comes back up for reelection in north carolina. there was a strong then opposition movement to vance headed by william woods holden, and he was a peace candidate for governor. he wasn't an outright unionist candidate wanting to restore. he was hoping to get enough votes. he doesn't get close. vance wins. but william woods holden had behind him a network of people known as the heroes of america. and the estimates range somewhere in the neighborhood of 10,000, perhaps people across the state. and they were they were also known as the red strings. would they would they would red strings to their front doors so that people would know that they were members of this clandestine unionist organization within north carolina. now, the interesting of all of this comes in 65, whenever sherman's troops and stone mines raiders are coming through north carolina and they they have a different outlook on north carolinians than south carolinian for a reason they have heard in advan

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. >> dave mccormick is the next senator from the commonwealth of pennsylvania. i look forward to serving with him. greatrgy. chuck schumer should go back and study what tipp o'neal did after 1984 when reagan got a mandate much like president trump got. have a little class. this is time for the country to come together and chuck schumer can be that agent to bring the democrat party together help us in the republican party to get things done for the american people instead of being a partisan hack. he has two hours left where is he show that he actually cares more about the country than he cares about politics. and i'm still optimistic that he will. dave mccormick will be the next senator from the commonwealth of pennsylvania. he is here in d.c. i was with him last night. he is going to do a great job in this country. >> brian: do you think is he going? is he going to show up anyway? >> i think is he going to show up. absolutely. there is a lot to do by the way. there is enormous amounts of things to do. get the office set up. get your staff ready. to cripple him like that is patently unfair. shows again

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dave in longwood, florida. harris. caller: top of the day to you. great joke by vance earlier, five-star delivery. will be on my way to the ballot box in a moment to change your country. this'll be the third election cycle i have voted on. i have been cursed somehow with three straight cycles of the iceberg teasing to hit the titanic. get hit once. i will be damned if he gets hit again. i would rather have four years of truth, transparency and freedom then lies, corruption and tear any. -- tyranny. why does he need realistic person what a president who says they will be a dictator for any amount of time, to great women, calls them trash and has clear signs of alzheimer's and dementia? last night -- it is rotting my brain. sure. harris's policy on israel does not look good right now. as a jew myself i am anti-hamas and as i israeli government. -- anti-israeli government. i am further freeing of hostages and people drag into a one-sided war they did not want to fight. let the gop lose this one, let them come back in four years with a better way to run the country. blue across the line. thank you. bl

dave mccormick. joining us now, former michigan guber gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon. tudor,@great to see you. tudor, this is quite the victory. voters resoundingly regents harris, biden -- rejected a harris, biden, obama and the left. what a do you make of it in. >> the american people have spoken. they want free markets, they want a free country, they want a government that doesn't go after its political to pones. they did not like what the democrats were doing. hay saw through the lies. they don't like the scare tactics. everything the democrats did was wrong. you would never have seen this result add had the american people not outright rejected what democrats have said and embraced donald trump. but it's not just donald trump. donald trump wants to be serving the people, and he brought people around him that he knows the american people love and rust. if he decided to run with a team that he wanted to bring to the american people as very -- servants to them, and they loved it. they loved it. that's what we saw. it make me so happy to see the people rejecting the radical fear mongers that

it's been a great honor for me and for family. dave yoho and the merchant marine association. thank you very much. thank you so much. thank you. now of you, i've come to know the hard way because i've got. i hate saying this. i've got grandchildren. your and none of them have a vivid memory of that day that morning of september 11th, 2001. some of you weren't alive. but those that were or since may have seen a photo or maybe a video clip of the the united states was talking to. i think some students i'm not sure about tt. sturm just been told. yes, some students want to distinyoung man came over and leaned down and whispered the world tradeenter had justt been attacked and we were as a nation under attack. that distinguished young man is a distinguished old man. oh, no, i'm sorry. aren't we all. well, i don't know about the distinguished, but nevertheless it is truly my pleasure, my honor to introduce to you andrew card. thank you. how do i know america is here? thank you very much. i'm andy card. i come massachusetts. so i parked the car at harvard. might not understand me al

great success so congrats to susie. a huge senate pick up in pennsylvania where republican dave mccormick has unseated incumbent democratator bob casey. of course, trump one that key battle ground state with 2% in his last nam e iconic in the state with his father being governor would hold on but no,ow it is not the case. joinin ig us now presidentse senator elect dave mccormick. sorry, what made the difference here, ? >> good evening, laura, thanks for having me. i think the difference -- s peod want change. they represented a desire for change by electing president trump and the same for me, they are deeply distressedsi by the prices, the war and fossil fuels and they wantey e change and common senseat leadership. that's is why they elected president trump and that is why they elected me. i have to tell you, i am honored to do it. i'm so excited. it is a critical time for the country and represent the people of pennsylvania, regardless oft party, democrats and republicans, i represent every single one of them.has >> laura: bob casey has not yet conceded which is a little bit surprising and in a statement as pennsylvan

great week to me. >> >> jeanine: and, of course, sam and brett come brad, and lisa and dave, and mike and mike and everybodyt. >> welcome to jesse waters primetime. tonigh

the great katie pavlich and editor of town hall.com and also a fox news contributor. larry: katie, daveck is official on always been official and it's a nice piece of change. last point, katie. the landslide president trump got tuesday has got to blake grupe a mandate for change. i mean, people want to reversal and new policies. >> tuesday night is the maga mandate i call it and they're voting against crime and voting against all these things that the president has been putting out on the campaign trail, but when it comes to how he's been able to build the coalitions and the senate numbers, he goes going to have the cabinet he wants and he's going to remake the courts in a way that was even more historic than it was during his first term. democrats during his first term held out on nominees for eight month a year at a time, which is a quarter of a presidential term and the fact that the republicans have this majority and nice cushion for president trump means his mandate is clear, and he's going to be able to work with the senate to get that through for what the american people just vot