you guys mentioned the governor mike dewine.rested about dewine let me click this up here. when covid broke out, you know, dewine really locked down the state. he was one of the more forward thinking governors in the entire country. and you saw what everybody else did in turn. and there was a time there where dewine was on his back. you know, he was around the upper 30's, low 40's across the entire state. he made a heck of a comeback because he is a winner tonight in the state of ohio. let me check none the senate race right here. sorry, guys, you are at zero percent between tim ryan and j.d. vance right now not a ton to talk about. let me pop down to florida because we are watching this. this is another really good example, okay? so, statewide, rubio is just under 53% watch this in a moment. 57% of the estimated vote in. the governor's race here is okay, so desantis is at 54.4. back to the senate. they seem to be running a lot closer than georgia for sure but about a point off right there in florida statewide. but at the county

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there was a time where dewine on his back.around the upper 30s low 40s across the state, he made a heck of a comeback here, is a winner in the state of ohio, senate race. sorry -- 0%. between tim ryan and jd vance not a ton to talk about. let me pop down to florida. we're watching this. a good example. statewide rubio is under 53%. watch this. i have not seen this. you are perch% of estimated vote in. -- 57% ofest midd estimated vote, they seem to be running closer than georgia for sure, about a point off. in florida at also, but at county level. with miami-dade? right now they are going red in a significant way. this is a little more interesting than the rest of the state. because rubio's percentage is very close to where ron desantis is right now. in miami-dade. so far that is holding up in southeast everyone florida. one state we have not checked in that is senate race in north carolina, ted budd againste cheribeasley. ted budd is trailing beasley. see where the vote is now, this charlotte, we would expect beasley to todo w

dewine won in trumble. this is akron, here. he won in stark county.at is where he is from at 56%. >> we'll keep digging in thank you. >> we love that, beautiful. >> you know ohio. >> great. >> even dana likes it. >> results from key florida house races we can call now. maria salazar, florida 27, she is a winner. down there in florida. balance of power in house we can look. a big win. you can see 34-19 we'll tick through these seats. majority is 218. we have a lot of white to take care of, red, blue. >> a lot to fill in. we got all night. >> wwe'll be right back. >> w keep it here. t last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. we believe that your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not

you look at those with a healthy backing from women, desantis, abbott, sununu, dewine. these republicans won women. >> absolutely. >> and it wasn't about abortion. what was it about? >> the economic issue overall. single issue voters, people that were voting on abortion in those critical swing areas, t dienbut if you back up and take aggregate view of a state like florida when it was important to get people back to work, you have a lot of working class families who didn't have the luxury of working from home, that realized their small businesses need to keep moving and tourism was a big part of florida's industry. getting that going helped -- he was rewarded dramatically and you have small business owners who are women that care about that issue. that's a good model. if it's an extreme model on one side or the other, when you get a lot, mostly white, college educated women who come out against those extremes. in many cases, the extreme can be a donald trump. he activates women to respond. the counterresponse is visceral one way or the other. i've been speaking to some m

i am so rate full to mike dewine and john houston, i am so grateful to bob for helping us to cobble togethernified republican team. and we won. we won big ladies and gentle and, what an incredible thing. oh my lord. i have to say, of course, i had so much fun campaigning with the statewide officials. i had so much incredible experience getting to meet people all across the state of ohio. thank you to the ohio republican party. we have a chance to govern. [applause] we just got a great chance to govern. we need to use it. i promise all my friends who will be in the statehouse. all of my friends at the state capital. we need better leadership in washington dc. that is exactly what i promise to fight for every single day. [applause] j.d.: the last thing i want to say, the last couple of words of gratitude here, i have been blessed with an incredible incredible campaign team. i cannot think these guys enough -- thank these guys enough. i want to name a few people by name. first, the guy with the most time on the campaign trail last year and a half, when i won the primary i forgot him, patrick mc

votering going for dewine and ryan.people are turn up at boards of election. >> holly otterbein, pennsylvania, what do we need to know about the commonwealth? >> people working on the senate race on both sides tell me this is a close race. i think republicans feel optimistic but they don't think they have it in the bag. both democrats and republicans have said to me this is an unusual race because what happens in the last week could make a difference. to that point, you've got joe biden campaigning for john fetterman in philadelphia and barack obama, biden obviously not that popular so, you know, could that have a drag on fetterman? on the other hand, you've got mehmet oz campaigning with donald trump. and doug mastriano in western pennsylvania which, you know, probably not a coincidence, that's far from the philadelphia media market where there's a lot of suburban voters who aren't fans of trump. could that have an impact? i would keep a close eye in what happens in those two rallies. >> oz is still under water. it doe

dewine won in stark county. tim ryan, where he's from, at 56%. >> thank you. you know ohio. >> results from key florida house races we can call now. maria salazar, florida 27, she's a winner down there in florida. the balance of power in the house, we can take a look at it, and it's a big win, i mean it's not small, you can see. the majority is 218. we have a lot of white to take care of there. red, blue. >> lots to fill in. we've got all night. we'll be right back. so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? we found a way to make bathing safer with a kohler walk-in bath. a kohler walk-in bath provides a secure, spa-like bathing experience in the comfort of your own home. a kohler walk-in bath has one of the lowest step-ins of any walk-in bath for easy entry and exit. it features textured surfaces, convenient handrails for more stability, and a wide door for easier mobility. kohler® walk-in baths include two hydrotherapies— whirlpool jets and our patented bubblemassage™ to help soothe sore muscles in y

governor dewine won re-election and joins us now.hank you very much. >> charles: it strikes me for all of the attention, infighting among the republicans, it took an effort to get j.d. vance over the finish line. let's face it, a ready good candidate. i feel the same with herschel walker, whose only chance in my mind to become a senator from the state of georgia is if all factions of your party work together. >> well, i think having brian kemp work with him, and campaigning with him is certainly going to be very important. the governor won with a big margin. people of georgia certainly like him. you know, that campaigning together, i certainly would help. >> charles: the point i'm getting to, one of the posts -- post-election narratives, if you will, introspection is a seriously divided party, that might see things go downhill between now and a presidential election. your thoughts on that? >> i don't think that's going to happen. i think if you looked at the people who won on election night, particularly the republican governors, the

governor dewine will carry a lot of the republican ticket and maybe even j.d.> martha: geraldo, this state as you mentioned has leaned republican in recent elections. but this race is close. what is your sense of what turns this race? what is the issue? we talked about inflation and right track, wrong track. can somebody like j.d. vance say tim ryan has voted 100% of the time with the biden administration thereby there's an effect of that. >> it's possible. you know, i saw -- could be something trivial. i saw a spot a couple days ago where tim ryan was throwing a football with bernie kosar, the cleveland brown great quarterback back when erika was in high school. could be something like that. feeling that tim ryan is a hometown guy, worked his whole life. youngstown area trying to get jobs in to youngstown. j.d. vance very charming in his own way. he went to yale law school. he had the tiger mom as his professor as did my daughter, simone. so i have that kind of psychic connection to him maybe. i think it's something simple. a couple weeks ago i would have give

now, he also has the held wind of having a gubernatorial candidate in governor dewine who is runningell ahead of his challenger. so, that also, that cross ballot vote is a hard sell, but tim ryan is going for it. and national democrats have kept their distance from him. >> yeah. >> for a number of reasons. >> i think it's because -- national democrats tried to reach for ohio and win ohio and it's been lucy and the football situation. they have always come up short, so, they think they've got to protect other races in the senate, some of the incumbents, but he is making that play for not only ticket-splitting, right, that maybe people will vote for the governor and then vote for him. and you see other people making that same play in different states like georgia and -- >> you're making my job way too easy today, because here is tim ryan making that play. >> there's a lot of signs with mike dewine and tim ryan all over the state, i think people, you know, really like our message, they don't want the extremism of j.d. vance, and so, there are a lot of republicans that are saying, look,

>> yeah. >> mike dewine is a great example. mike dewine and jd vance are running in ohio.e makes. mike dewine is an incumbent and jd vance isn't, that makes a difference, but mike dewine is essentially an old school republican in many ways. doesn't mean he hasn't been cut throat on some things. his son is a supreme court justice in the state, which seems bizarre and corrupt, but he's basically a pre-trump republican. he served as ohio senator. he's going to run tonight ten points ahead of jd vance, maybe, 12 points ahead of jd vance. if republicans would nominate more mike dewines, you're going to have a bunch of races in which there's a literal comparison state-wide between two candidates, one who is a dewine type and one who is a jd vance. the dewine type of republican is going to outperform the jd vance style republican. >> and in that race specifically, tim ryan is running his campaign to get mike dewine voters to vote for him. he's running specifically for ticket splitters, to the point where the thing that might jeopardize his campaign, which people have been praisin

companies like intel and honda promise more jobs down the road something republican governor mike dewine also touts >> is it one person or one party's doing or does it look like something they can both celebrate as a victory? >> i'd probably say both, yeah >> yeah, i would say both >> we're going to give props to our governor, to our senator, whoever it is. we're not going to give props to the president like another state that's doing terribly compared to ohio >> reporter: we sat down with three young voters, each recently hired at this steel tubing plant in middletown, ohio, vance's hometown all feel good about their finances all are independent. all were undecided days before the election >> whoever really is supporting jobs and wants to keep jobs like us, you look at that and you like that about a person who's running. >> reporter: and despite an ohio manufacturing boom for some job security concerns are baked into the state's rust belt dna >> but there's still that underlying trepidation -- >> there always is, yeah >> reporter: just one of the concerns big-name surrogates like former

dewine, desantis. there is a disparity in some races bet governors and senate races. what do you think about that? >> a lot of these are incumbent governors people have seen perform. as i said performance matters. voters are expecting their elected officials to deliver on campaign promises not just before the election but to turn it into action after. and i think it is a real reflection of trust that republican governor have gained with their constituents, i think that republican governor strength will bring a number of the senate republicans who are not as well-known but can see coattails from governor company in georgia, and governor dewine in ohio. >> if republicans do take the house. and let's say for sake of argument, a majority in senate. what would you like to see them do. what should they do to show leadership for their party in the two years, it will be difficult to put anything on the president's desk he will sign. >> i think they first need to get moving with promises made. start with the border, start with reigning in run away spending and recognize there

i think you see, for example, a governor like governor dewine, who has governed extremely well, putting forward policies who makes people's lives better, and he had an incredible victory. we can go around the dun and see that. if we have a track record, the ideas, then we will appeal to that voter talking about the future. >> like, i know where you're trying to head here, but donald trump doesn't want to head in the direction you want to head. how do you stop that direction? is it time to rally around ron desantis now? >> by offering an alternative. again, the republican party should be the party of ideas and principles. i have attempted to lead my life like that. who is our next nominee will sort itself on you, but we have to appeal to those within our party and without our party if we're going to win, and they're going to respond to a positive message which says this is how our ideas will make your life better. we should welcome that debate. i do. i try to live my life with principles and ideas. if we do that, then we will win. >> do you imagine having to support donald trump again if

dewine, the governor of texas did very well.d senate, there were races that we thought we were going to win that we didn't. and there was some people we didn't think we would lose that we did. so i think for republicans, this will be a time to reas assess ad look at things, as it is for democrats. maria: i want to ask what you think went wrong with the scenario of a red wave. great point on florida. that was certainly the star of the night. the new york post's cover says it all, talking about ron de santis being the future. the wall street journal's editorial board writing, he quo, he won by double digits in miami-dade county which joe biden carried by 85,000 votes and a statewide republican had not carried since jeb bush won in 2002. what does this mean for ron de santis come 2024? and go back and tell us what you think went wrong. >> well, first of all, i think ron de santis got a huge boost and is much more likely to run for be president now than we would have guessed. i think president trump those be looking at some of this

there's a lot of signs with mike dewine and tim ryan all over the state.hink people, you know, really like our message. they don't want the extremism of jd vance and so there are a lot of republicans saying look, we have to come together, i don't want the extremism on either side and i'm going to vote down the middle. and that's what's happening here in ohio, so there are a lot of dewine/ryan supporters and again we have to work together. like we have to stop this insanity of thinking you have to agree with somebody 100% of the time. >> amen. >> i joke all the time on the campaign trail with my wife, are you married? me and my wife, if we have 10 conversations and we agree on seven of them, we pop a bottle of wine and celebrate how great our marriage was on that day. this is not how the world works. >> we don't always agree with each other here, i don't agree with my mom all the time, my fiance all the time. >> seven out of ten is great. i'm all for that congressman. but on a serious note i want to talk about china before we go. you have been beating the d

look at ohio's mike dewine. look at kim reynolds in iowa.me greg abbott which we talked about as welsh brian kemp in georgia who outright took on donald trump. they are talking about how policy can even make this wonderful country better than it is and that government, when done properly, can work. this works for some democratic governors as well. but, clearly, this is the most important point. that's the message republicans want to hear now. howard: all right. one quick thought which is it will be up to actual republican voters to decide if they want to move on from donald trump, and, you know, he is predominant figure, has a real grip on those who identify with him and want him to be president again. it's not up to the media for those certainly drenched in all kinds of stuff. all right, liz claman, mollie hemingway, thanks so much for joining us. >>> up next, kari lake, the former tv anchor, in a cliffhanger race for governor of arizona issues an unusual warning to the media. ♪ ♪ ♪ the only thing i regret about my life was hiring local tal

dewine got booed of the why did he get booed. he was not trumpian enough.his is not a republican party. this is a trumpian party. there is no doubt that he will run. no doubt he will win. ironically maybe could be only one could beat him. neil: i thought the market was up because geraldo rivera was dipping in doing some buying. thank you for clarifying that. thank you so much, geraldo rivera. indeed the dow is up almost 500 points. stay with us. ♪ ♪ we all need a rock we can rely on. to be strong. to overcome anything. ♪ ♪ to be... unstoppable. that's why the world's largest companies and over 30 million people rely on prudential's retirement and workplace benefits. who's your rock? ♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. (vo) while you may not be closing on a business deal while taking your mother and daughter on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure — your life is just as unique. your raymond james financial ad

mike dewine for governor in ohio. dr. oz for senate in pennsylvania.g must rihanna -- blake masters for senate in arizona. carrie blake for governor in arizona. a great guy who of known for a long time. he fought with jim jordan and all the rest on the fake impeachments. lee zelman for governor in new york. one of the greatest athletes you will ever meet. herschel walker for senator in georgia. brian kemp for governor in georgia. adam lacks all for senate in nevada and joe lombardo for governor in nevada. marco rubio for senate in florida. ron desantis for governor in florida. [applause] >> dixson for governor in michigan. ron johnson for senate and wisconsin. kim michael's for governor in wisconsin. chuck grassley for senate and iowa. kim reynolds for governor in iowa. katie britt for senate in alabama. kelly jabbar to for senate in alaska. mike dunleavy for governor in alaska. john bozeman for senate in arkansas. sarah sanders. it did you ever hear of her? she's great. governor in arkansas. leavy for senate in connecticut. mike crapo for senate and i

dewine is winning by 19 points. we had to spend $32 million to win that seat. i think we'll do it but that means he couldn't spend money for new hampshire or tiffany smiley in washington state. he didn't have enough money for arizona for blake masters because that was a close race. so we may leave some money on the table tonight that we could have had the things had been managed better and different candidates. >> martha: we'll talk about that with rick scott. he had some criticism that you have just pointed out as the leader of the republican senatorial committee. he has said in the past he's going to win a lot of these races tonight. we'll see where that leaves his reputation and his relationship with mitch mcconnell. we'll be talking about that in just a few minutes. stick around for that. juan, what is your take on this election day? >> we just heard so much talk about, you know, machines not working in maricopa county. questions about how people are lining up in georgia. turnout is strong. we've also had some instances where you see the republicans saying

if you look at governors like ron desantis in florida, mike dewine in ohio, kim reynolds in iowa, gregott in texas. we had senators with same victories like marco rubio and tim scott, ron johnson in wisconsin. on the other hand, obviously, we hoped we would have won more seats. i think the lessons in our victories can be applied to some places where we came up a little bit short. we need to focus on serious substantive accomplishments and issues like crime, like our wide-open border, like addressing runaway inflation. even in places we came up short like lee zeldin's race for governor in new york, he performed very well, and he probably helped save the house of representatives by bringing four new republican congressmen-elect across the finish line in new york. i think we have lessons in places we had victories that we can put in place where we had losses. >> karl rove blamed candidate quality and specifically put the blame on former president trump. he said mr. trump turned what should have been a referendum on mr. biden's terrible record into a choice between himself and the current

vance running for senate and governor mike dewine.e will get you that as soon as a get started here on c-span. >> c-span, election day. starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern watch these bands live election night coverage to see which party will control congress. here the results as they happen from house, senate and governor races from around the country. see victory and concession speeches from the candidates on c-span to siu sense now free mobile abend at c-span.org campaign 2022. >> high school students it's your time to shine. you're invited to participate in this years year c-span studentcam documentary competition in light of the upcoming dog you -- competition. pictures of as a newly elected member of congress. we ask this year's competitors what is your top priority and why. make a five to six minute video that shows the importance of your issue from

mike dewine has never looked like he was in much trouble. i am not sure if the race has been called there. he was ahead by a wide margin. again, this is a case that shows you in the senate, how republicans furthered away some chances. ron portman made a surprising announcement last year that he -- that if he had run again this would be staying in the republican column. but republicans nominated, after a messy senate battle, the first primary of the season, j.d. vance who struggled to raise money. he had the backing from peter teal, the former paypal cofounder and more libertarian leaning businessmen. jd vance, the hillbilly elegy author, he was recruited by mccarthy -- mcconnell. but despite having a lot of video evidence that his opponents tried to remind voters of trump endorsing him. and that was the key to him winning that primary. it felt like he went into witness protection over the summer. he had plenty of time, he had the nominee in may. you've tim ryan who has run the best race of any democrat in the country. he is still running in

in a state like ohio that liens read, they will vote for -- that leans red they will vote for dewine. i expect he ends up winning easily. unless the polling error leans away from the republicans this time. i think ryan comes up short. it has been a fascinating race to watch. vance didn't raise a whole lot of money. he has been absent from the airwaves. ryan has been running ads are bragging about voting against a nancy pelosi and lining up with trump on wanting to cut taxes. it has not been your traditional left-right race. host: let's talk about nevada. what are you watching on election night to give you an indication of which party could win this seat? guest: nevada is another interesting state. about 70% of the vote happens in clark county, which is greater las vegas county. we expect that cortez-boster will do well in clark county. very few people live elsewhere. those will be overwhelmingly read for the republican, former attorney general. what things come down to is reno, which is a midsized county, 10% to 15% of the vote. if black salt wins there, he is a senator. if he loses n

vance managed to win by only 6 or 7 points and dewine was winning by 25, we have to think about electredibility of candidates and loyalty to donald trump is not a sufficient criteria. trey: all right, senator you said dr. oz ran a good campaign, it was much closer than the gubernatorial race. but, were there candidates in senate primary that you think may have fared better in the general election or would the face win of governor candidate have stopped any of the primary considerations for your seat? >> y you know, we'll never know, primary came down to a about the ep battle between dr. oz and dave mccormack. it is not obvious to he would have been able to win when the top of the ticket is losing by 15 points, it is you know, unknowable. again, i think important thing is that dr. oz was a good candidate, ran a good race, and st still came up short in a year where we should have been cleaning house. trey: you are too young to retire, but what are you doing when you lead the senate. >> i have to figure that out in january, i have nothing lined up, by design, i am waiting, i hope to have

fully embraced the republican party in the state and he was out campaigning with the governor mike dewined he'll be in dayton later this afternoon and tells fox he doesn't believe ryan is telling the truth about his party's support. >> clearly he has the support of the national democrats and the problem for temporal integration ryan is the -- tim ryan for the national democrats is not popular and he's trying to run away from it. >> reporter: now vance is going to be on the stump in dayton today but back here in dayton on the eve of the election, former president trump is going to be holding a rally and looking to see if it sways any last minute voters, i asked congressman ryan about the trump voters today and said he doesn't think it'll make a difference that the dye has been cast. ashley. ashley: fascinating stuff. mark, thank you very much. now this story, the la times has a new op-ed blasting bipartisanship and it's a dirty word. what's going on, lauren? lauren: history professor robert mickelvai n said the media is failing americans and he says journalists say they're bipartisan and s

to be competent leaders look at who won running away, ron desantis, brian kemp, greg abbott, mike dewines had confidence in they would be competence governors, executives in doing their work. that is no sm no small thing, voters are tired of the side show, and chaos, politics come across as people who are unserious individuals and n narcissists that are just in it for themselves. >> what was the legislative agenda that republican leadership in senate put out for republicans to run on? can you think of anything? i can't. >> other than investigation hunter biden ex and impeaching mayorkas there is not much that was put out there. they complained a lot about the decisions that joe biden was making. they complained about energy policy. and about inflation and other things. they complained boo about the border, but i don't think they offered a tangible understandable list of things. you and i are in politics media we are paid to pay attention, i don't think either one of us could mention what the first week of a republican congress would do in terms of solving the kitchen table issues. mark:

interestingly some of trump's candidates did win, jd vance in ohio but i would contend the very popular mike dewine, the governor that won easily helped him get ahead and helped jd vance win. in georgia, you also have a very popular governor, governor kemp who i think very much helped herschel walker stay in that race and basically end up presumably going to a runoff on december 6. i think trump does have a problem. someone said to me earlier today, he can't share his popularity. i mean, he had a tremendous personal brand. i think he's destroying that brand every time he attacks another republican and every time he continues to complain about the 2020 election, he's destroying his brand and he can't share what made him so successful. by the way, one other thing, i don't know if you saw the clip on twitter recently of desantis at a -- being introduced by a country western star for a rally and -- in a big stadium and sounded very much to me like what went on in 2016 when donald trump was a candidate. it was -- it was just unbelievable excitement in the room and that's why desantis is now. stu: it's g

in the midterm elections and there are a lot of notable governors here we rented to governor mike dewineasily you won reelection. one who is not here is glenn youngcan, he was supposed to but because of the tragedy at the university of virginia over the weekend he scrubbed his business -- visit. all eyes on what governor desantis has to say later tonight, speaking with reporters at a separate event in a news conference and made it clear he's not ready to trade barbs with the former president. we will see how long that lasts. we 16 thank you. the holidays are just around the corner and shoppers, the largest increase in decades we have seen. we will break that down after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. folks, it looks like we're gonna have to land this big old bird earlier than expected because it's the xfinity black friday sale. get the fastest mobile servi

fan of governor hogan so i think like people like ron desantis and governor kemp, people like mike dewine, people like marco rubio are believe the future of the party. i love trump's policies you know, people care about inflation. people care about high gas prices. people care about energy independents. people care about world peace, if the democrats are not giving us that. at the same time we nominated a lot of these candidates like lauren boebert and bar during taylor green who are sorry, there a little nuts, you know? so for republicans to win we need to nominate a candidate that unites us and not divide us. if you like that ron desantis really is the answer. you have to focus on trump policies, specifically in 2019. in 2019 the country the country was actually somewhat united before covid. and the candidates that trump endorse were winning candidates. this time around you really didn't see that. and also, too, this number two, i can't want to touch in arizona. i'm not saying the election was stolen or rate from kari lake, just when you have, it takes over a count election results ther

he is embracing the republican party in the state including governor mike dewine. vance will be in dayton later today and he says ryan is not telling the truth about the democratic party views. >> he has the support of the national democrats. the problem for tim ryan is the agenda of the national democrats isn't very popular and he is trying to run away from it. >> so we're also going to be watching as vance is on this stump with former president trump. it will be interesting to see whether it will help, hurt or not change the impact of the race at all. it is a close contest here in ohio. >> dana: almost like you are at the white house with the equipment going on behind you. a beautiful shot there in dayton. great to see you. >> bill: looks like a pumpkin patch. chilling scene in new york city. police claim a woman on her morning jog was raped and left for dead. that suspect's criminal history is sparking out rage. >> dana: a new escalation from kim forcing south korea to scramble fighter jets. >> bill: fentanyl busts rising in california. how much is slipping thro

mike dewine. these governors. kemp. >> abbott. >> these are the path to the future. electing these, you know, these radical candidates who ran far behind them have put the republican party in a terrible position and voters have left, have indicted the republican party. >> harold ford jr., you don't have to pretend you are on "the five" dealing with greg gutfeld. but let me just say this night turned out a lot different than a lot of people thought. >> probably not the story a lot of people would be told tonight. i hope that the democrats don't take the wrong lessons from this. i said on the "the five" on other shows, on your show that both parties need to take the right lesson and mark has laid out at least a predicate for the lesson for republicans. democrats have to understand that as much as people may have thought that we may be to blame for some of the things that have been talked about, they didn't want to entrust republicans with fixing it totally appear they want us to come together and fix it. if these numbers, 219, 220, 221, democrats in georgia and nevada

senate republicans who are not as well known but can see coattails from governor kemp in georgia and dewine in ohio. >> if republicans take the house and get a majority of the senate. what would you like to see them do? what should they do to show leadership for their party in these 2 years when it will be very difficult to put anything on the president's deserving he will sign? >> well, they first need to get moving with promises made. start with the border and reining in run away spending and re-establish fiscal responsibility. this is what voters expect. they are sending folks to congress in the house and the senate. i think the republicans will get a majority in both. deliver on promises made. voters are tired of not only getting something different than they expected out of the biden administration whether left liberal policies left america week and distrust. to send folks to washington to deliver. that is what we will get from a republican led house and senate. get a job done and they will go do it. >> governor, across the country, people asked do you have aspirations for a different

how do you feel that rhonda sanchez or kemp in georgia or dewine, who are conservative republicans without all of that trumpian baggage? >> they are again the same thing. they are not true representatives of what a conservative is. they have been radical and in everything that they do, they are trying to destroy the country. i live in alabama and i now consider myself an independent but i can no longer stay silent about this matter because people are not recognizing these problems. they are just voting with their heart and forgetting about what it does this country. >> there is some truth to that i think we still have a lot of what is called negative partisanship. it doesn't matter how bad my candidate, is i'm voting for him because i just can't stand the person on the other party. but, to the colors point people aren't recognizing this. i think the fact that so many of the worst of the worst elections hires were rejected by the american people on election day, on the midterm elections, show the people are paying attention to this. i think extreme positions on abortion will also rejected b

mike dewine runs for reelection and wins by a 25.8% margin and j.d. vance wins by 7 points.was the top of the table. looking at georgia, there is a good reason why herschel walker is in the hunt. that's because kemp is winning by a substantial margin. in pennsylvania the governor's candidate was a drag. we don't know what the outcome there is yet. it helps to have a popular governor running for office. saw it in florida even when marco rubio has a well defined image and comes from miami-dade. that was his political strength area when he ran the first time. nonetheless, this time around very far desantis at the top of the ticket. every statewide office in florida today is republican. flipped the last remaining democrats and have a super majority in both houses of the legislature and picked up 4 seats to the republican u.s. house. >> that's the story for republicans. we can get you a brack sharpie. >> i am into the color thing. i could not get the red one out. someone has been playing in my bag. >> i thought the political conditions were such that would suggest a red wave. the

nation as we look at these final, final results where, you know, governor kemp in georgia and governor dewine and governor abbott in texas all had the exact same kinds of strong showings because they delivered results, particularly coming out of the pandemic. that's what we saw in virginia as well, jesse. last year when we brought folks together about delivering results, i think that we were able to bring people to the republican party who may not have ever been there before. and that's directly representative of the miami-dade latino showing. so, this is a moment for republican governors and particularly ron desantis to show that results matter. >> and abbott crushed beto and put him out of his misery so we don't have to watch him dance around on tables anymore. up and down for governors, zeldin came within inches, i thought that was going to be different. tudor who i know you gave a very nice vest to up in michigan lost by a hair. that was disappointing it. looks like kari lake is going to eke things out. how would you interpret what happened with some of these races that didn't go, again,

>> joe: as ohio goes, dewine wins quite easily and jd vance, vote rising with him, right?thing, governor kemp, herschel walker is about even with raphael warnock. the problem is when you get to a runoff, kemp is no longer on the ballot, herschel walker will have to earn this on his own. >> carley: kemp could campaign for herschel walker. >> joe: agreed, it is different when you say, one, two in the ballot box and with oz, when you lose by dubbel digits, that helped bring down oz who was seen a jersey guy and pennsylvania people do not like our people, carley. >> carley: a lot of bright spots for republicans, some are disappointed in the margins, brian. one reason is for example, this gallup poll heading election day, 40% approve of joe biden and only 17% of the country says the economy is in good or excellent condition, you get in a situation where people are not happy, but voting for the party in power? >> brian: if i'm the white house, i want to be careful about the idea i'm giddy and gleeful, i don't think the american people delivered a message that you ought to be gid

. >> also want to mention ohio republican governor mike dewin easily won re-election. he talked a lot about jobs. his opponent making the race specifically about abortion. watching another race down south in the first district near cincinnati where we saw steve schwab ott lose. ohio republicans happy with what they saw last night. it is trending in their favor as they move forward. >> dana: perhaps the biggest republican winner of the night was florida governor ron desantis handily defeated congressman charlie crist with a much wider margin than expected. the governor last night during his victory speech. >> florida is -- we not only won election, we have rewritten the political map. [cheers and applause] >> dana: does the win thrust him into the spotlight for a possible 2024 presidential run? joining us is james freeman. assistant editor of the "wall street journal." charl acrist's attacks against desantis why do you want this guy to be your governor? he wants to run for president of the united states. that didn't matter because if you look at the numbers, he had a 64

he was 400,000 votes short of dewine.s to be noted in ohio, i think ohio will change. when i was elected my first term as governor, anderson and democrats controlled all the statewide offices except for one. but after two significant win, the democrat organization just basically collapsed. do i think they can come back, i think they can, and they will. and ryan ran a very good race. it shows you that ohio, even though everybody is trying to say is a red state. they're misreading it. things are changing in this state, and right now the republicans are on top. today you're on top, and tomorrow, you're on the bottom. it's just what happens. >> how does this affect things moving forward? i mean, the gop red wave did not materialize as a lot of republicans hoped it would. is it clear to you why that occurred? >> we have to look at turnout, anderson. let's not minimize the fact that republicans have won the house. they are now in control of the united states house, and that probably means that joe biden is going to be moderated

michael dewine wins a victory for governors race in ohio by 826 points. republican kennett for the u.s. senate wins by eight. we have to accommodate ourselves to that and realize people are going to be a lot more discriminating and who they vote for. paul: donald trump announce this week he's going to run again. this single question i get most frequently from people is in the last ten days, is this the final reckoning here? at last for the republican party is going to actually challenge donald trump for leadership of the party? >> absolutely. think were going to have several candidates get out there. think the fact that over president felt compelled to announce this, at this point so quickly after the midterm election is it recognition on his part he's in for a real race. trying to scare people out of the race. trying to bludgeon them out of the race if need be. i took the early announcement as a sign of weakness. i also think it is a mistake. when you get into these races you need to not only have a beginning, you need to have something to continue with

ron desantis and mike dewine and abbott in texas, kemp in georgia. much of a challenge with stacey abrams despite all the attention that race got despite the money that went into the race as well. here is marco rubio last night on these what he sees as republican shifts with sean hannity. >> people are moving here they want to get away from the lunacy. it is what's happening to people that don't identify with the republican party. who don't want schools indoctrinateing their kid. firsthand experience with socialism and don't want it in this country. put those issues ahead and they'll punish them. >> he is right about that in florida and also in the state of new york in the house seats. i was looking at numbers from a few years ago. andrew cuomo won an election in new york by 29 points. who knew? that's astounding. zeldin lost by five. his point is well taken when you look at the congressional races. >> the fact that the zeldin race was as close as it was helped other republicans have victories in ways we expected. we were told it would be a wave. rep

point victory for the governor is no longer a swing state, ohio with 26-point victory for governor dewineger state, texas was going to turn blue, lost by dozen points. >> michigan, minnesota, texas going blue. >> shannon: continue in the commercial break, got to pay extra for that, panel, thank you. up next, reporters took you on the road to the midterms this year, they are going to see how the races played out, we've asked them to open their reporter netbooks, conversations they had with you out in your communities. >> what can congress do for a nevada dad that is thinking about walking to work because he can't afford gas? >> i mean, what can they do? spend more wisely so we don't end up paying the price at the end of the day. >> this is not an adventure race, this is a military selection. they will play by our rules. >> do i still have that fire? >> special forces, premieres january 4 on fox. >> shannon: in 2022, fox news spent hundreds of days on the road for the midterms and they know how much they had to leave on the cutting room floor, bring in alexandria hoff, ayesha hasnie, senior

in ohio you had mike dewine winning easily and got far more votes than the republican senate candidate, j.d. vance. and raphael warnock got way more votes in his race for the senate then stacey abrams did in her race for governor. jackie: and governor kemp got more than herschel walker. jerry: so maybe voters are telling us that they are thinking about it. they are not locked into one party and we are independent thinkers and can make our own decisions. and that is a good thing. jackie: it is sort of sobering, i hate, i keep tamping down your positive points, but you had candidates so extreme that voters would refuse to pick them. given the state of things right now, i will take what we can get . and we did get some ticket splitting, which is good. there were a number of republicans who conceded graciously. jerry: and democrat tim ryan conceded exceptionally gracefully i thought. jackie: it was second only to al gore in 2000. tim ryan, democrat in ohio. he said it was his privilege to have called j.d. vance and conceded the election to him, because that is what we do in a democracy onc