doorng, sara. >> good morning, ed, how are you? ed: good. to peter schweizer's book clinton cash. the "new york times" writing a massive expose on this. had just has not been investigated. that's what they're most afraid of. either a special counsel or a prosecutor looking into this can really follow the money. that's what they need to do over $140 million that went into the clinton foundation into those covers and there is other people coming out of the woodwork now who want to address this issue. ed: yeah. >> the leadership in kazakhstan. people who have direct evidence of what was happening during that i am too. i say let an investigation pursue and see where it leads. ed: sara, quick refresher and let's push forward on what's really new here. for our viewers, the fbi in the obama years was already investigating uranium one. there were allegations of racketeering and bribery as i recall it russians trying to buy influence here in the u.s. they were looking at whether there was influence with clinton foundation money speech money that went

(ed) the u.s.land in 2017, and brooks koepka walked away as golf's newe sr. fox 29 news, we go there. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 5:00. >>> on this thanksgiving one local family has an extra reason to be thankful. a happy homecoming. good evening, happy thanksgiving i'm dawn timmeney. >>> we begin tonight with a camden county, new jersey, man back with his family after being deployed overseas. let's get live now to fox 29's joanne pileggi in berlin with the happy homecoming. joanne. >> reporter: good evening, happy thanksgiving to you all. quite the thanksgiving homecoming here in south jersey. sergeant jason stott was a long time volunteer here at the blackwood fire company. they missed him a lot so did his family and that he all wanted to give him a special homecoming after a nine-month tore of duty in the middle east. >> on this sunny thanksgiving day, a crowd grows in this south jersey town

ed henry.nce the gettysburg address. pete: a speech that changed the world. ed: other business i have less important than that and surprise for you, buddy. a lot of people have been commenting on twitter will your socks today. today, this email. let's look at the socks first. let's show them a little have. a reveal. a little pink at the top. rachel: he is trying to match my dress. ed: have you snazzy ones, too. ed: i went with the red, white, and blue. red, white and blue that's america, right. michael emails pete. what's up with those socks? looks like you are wearing the same socks that the wicked witch of the east was wearing in the wizard of oz. tough crowd. pete: thanks a lot, guys. ed: another, rachel, do you want to jump in? rachel: when did whoville socks come into fashion for men on fox news? pete: did pete and ed preplan the wearing of the cat in the hat socks or was that part of the mandatory dress code for sunday? ed: i'm glad you turned it on me i can't just tease you. pete: you wa

ed: 5 points is nothing in a race like this. i think he has put the structure together and the organization together. the key thing we said last night, president trump did well in that state because he energized african-americans. democrats have not been able to energize african-americans since obama. lou: democrats are hard to energize anywhere after the donna brazile hack book comes out and her straightforward statements about the crooked rigging of the election last year by the dnc and clinton campaign. ed: what is the standard of the democratic party today? bernie sanders? barack obama's coalition? he ran two successful presidential races. or is it hillary? terry mcauliffe is the old epitome of hillary clinton. he doesn't have the ability to generate more votes. new voters and younger voters will make the difference and i think they will be for gillespie in a close election. never underestimate the religious right and they are strong trump supporters. lou: ed rollins will rejoin us later in the broadcast. just last month pre

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ed gillespie, the republican candidate.e'll get those numbers, and we'll share them with you as soon as they start coming in. in the meantime, let's go over to erin. >> and welcome to a special edition of "outfront." thank you, wolf. as we are continuing our election night coverage in this crucial race. now that the polls are closing at this instant in virginia, we can reveal some more

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i'm in for sandra today. >> ed: i'm ed henry.three sailors went missing after their plane crashed on wednesday. 11 sailors were on board. the eight rescued are in good condition. >> arthel: lucas tomlinson is live at the pentagon. what can you tell us? >> a former navy c2 pilot tells me the fact that eight sailors were able to walk away from this crash is a miracle and speaks to the pilots flying it. a skill not seen since captain scully landed his plane in the hudson river in 2009. last night the navy called off the search for the three sailors following the crash while flying from japan to the uss ronald reagan. it's used to bring passengers and supplies. it entered service in the late 60s and scheduled to be replaced in a few years. the investigation is focusing on the possibility of a dual engine failure. fuels and oil sources are being studied. even before the crash wednesday, the number of u.s. troops killed in non-combat crashes this year has skyrocketed by over 100% compared to this time last year including the 17 sailors

. >> like me, ed is tough on crime and on the border. ed will protect your family from crime, drugs, and violence, something northam will never do. and ed loves the vets, loves the military, and loves your second amendment. with your help, ed gillespie will help make america great again, a face that i like a lot.

enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. >>> tonight the fbi is looking into the attacks that seriously injured kentucky senator rand paul at his home on friday. senator paul's neighbor is charged with assault and could face additional charges. sources familiar with the incident tell nbc news that paul was wearing headphones and was mowing his lawn when he was tackled from behind. paul suffered several broken ribs. there may be a long-running tension with the neighbor. the two had not spoken in years. it's not clear, though, if anything specific prompted the altercation, but the neighbor's attorney says it was not politically motivated. >>> the news4 i-team recently reported members of congress expressed concerns about their safety at home to capital police. they ordered some panic buttons for some officers and they approved giving all 35 house members an extra security. >> just hours before the polls open in virginia, and new numbers show the governor's race is tightening tonight, a fox news poll

enron ed gillespie.lobbying for you. >>> i'm darcy spencer back at the live desk with an update on today's mass church shooting in san antonio, texas. the shooter has been identified at 26-year-old devon patrick kelly. kelly is dead. we're waiting to find out who took him down. at least 25 people inside the first baptist church of sutherland springs are dead, including children. msnbc reporting that one of the people killed is the pastor's 14-year-old daughter. the gunfire erupted late this morning during worship. meantime, president trump is weighing in on twitter as he travels overseas. he said may god be with the people of sutherland springs. the fbi and law enforcement are on thesc the situation from japan. i'm darcy spencer at the live desk. >> thank you. >>> back here in fairfax county a family is grieving for a young man killed outside a bar. police believe there are dozens of witnesses who saw that fight at the velocity five bar in centreville and they are hoping that somebody will do the right t

vote for ed gillespie. >> like me, ed is tough on crime and on the border. like me. those are the worst two words donald trump could have said about ed gillespie. on sunday, two days before the trump wipeout at the polls, steve bannon was telling anyone who's still listening to him just how much ed gillespie really embraced donald trump. and how smart ed gillespie was to embrace donald trump. >> he's really embraced the trump agenda and here in the last four weeks and "the washington post" reporting tonight he may be up one or two points. look to virginia to see grass roots are fired up copping out to embrace the trump agenda and as gillespie articulated it, the grass roots show up, we win. >> yeah. the grass roots showed up. you lost. donald trump lost. and steve bannon lost and steve bannon proved to anyone in republican politics who still wasn't sure what a complete and total loser steve bannon really is that that's all he knows how to do. exit polls show that virginia voters rejected the trump/bannon poison 57% of virginia voters said they disapprove of the way t

and in fact when the president sent out a tweet in support of ed gillespie, ed gillespie wouldn't even retweet it. so he treated the president like he had typhoid. this was not a referendum on trump. in fact it was a referendum what happens when an established republican wins and loses by big margins. >> but cory looking at it nationwide, and go ahead and jump in also, david, but how is it not ha referendum on the president? you've seen the results on so many of those raises and we are not just talking virginia. >> well, take a look at the person who ran for lieutenant governor in virginia, joel vo gel, she embraced the president, she was campaigning with me, and seen by the biggest trump supporter in the state, all campaigning together, embraced the president and she out performed ed gillespie who was running for governor, out performed him by 55,000 votes. so there you had a candidate who embraced the president, she got 55,000 more votes in virginia than the head of the ticket who avoided the president. >> david? >> look, i think you can find these one off races and certainly cory kn

gillespie, saying when ed gillespie lost the virginia governor's race, saying ed gillespie worked hard not embrace me or what i stand for. today on voting day in virginia, crystal ball, as you know, donald trump placed robocalls -- they placed recorded row ball ca -- robocalls for ed gillespie by donald trump. let's listen to donald trump's phone call today to virginia voters that did not work. >> like me, ed is tough on crime and on the border. ed will protect your family from crime, drugs, and violence, something northam will never do. and ed loves the vets, loves the military, and loves your second amendment. with your help, ed gillespie will help make america great again, a face that i like a lot. vote for ed gillespie. >> crystal ball, a lot of pundits working from a national frame looking into virginia from places like here thought that stuff was going to be very effective. >> yeah, and you know, gillespie really embraced the worst of the worst parts of the trump agenda and the trump campaign. he went all in on the zeen phobia, on the racism, and virginia said uh-uh, it's not goi

h was out campaign eding. we caught up after the event. >> we support the investigators and we want to get to the bottom of what happened certainly for his family. >> they hope to have information. stay with us for any new developments as police look for the killer. >>> new details. we leerning someone used a pellet gun or bb gun while people were in their cars. a total of five cars and a ride on bus were hit last night, luckily nobody was hurt. this went down between montrose road and 270. police are still looking for suspects in this case. >> the bulk of the evening wasn't bad. the storms are going to stick with us throughout the overnight hours. it will turn to lighter showers and drizzle as we head to daybreak tomorrow. here's the radar. you can see a lighter green denoting drizzle. we push a little closer toward the east. we're seeing some of the oranges and yellows. again, this rain is moving in and out. we're expecting drying for your sunday. right now temperatures are in the 50s. i'll let you know how

ed: yes.rts who are looking at the marketplace, you will see a separation of those banks that are really out in front on this, trying to provide the best mobile banking app for their customers, allowing their customers to kind of aggregate all of their financial needs in one place, and realizing they have to do that to keep their customers. but then you will have laggards. you will have other financial institutions that don't really want to do this, they don't want to spend the money, they don't want to form the innovation teams that they need to put this together. you will see separation. nejra: does brexit matter in all this? ed: no. ironically enough, it is the u.k. setting the pace on what is called, generally, open banking. the u.k. has created an open-banking initiative, which will standardize the way banks will share their data, with apple and so forth. and the other countries in the eu are catching up. the u.k. has bought into this and helped lead it. so, no, it will not be withdrawing

ed will protect your family from crime, drugs, and violence, something northern will never do and edoves the military, and loves your second amendment. with your help, ed gillespie will help make america great again, a phrase that i like a lot. vote for ed gillespie. >> crystal ball, a lot of pundits working from a national frame looking into virginia from places like here. thought that stuff was going to be very effective. >> and gillespie really embrace dollars the worst of the worst parts. trump agenda and campaign. he went all in on the manassas, on the zinaphobia and racism and virginia said it's not going to work. i think republicans nationwide, as david jolly is pointing out, need to take notice. voters are not interested in your racism in 2017 or 2018. they want to hear what you're going to do for them like danica, like ralph northam, they wanted to know how you're going to help them with their healthcare and lives and get jocks. that's what it's going to be all about. healthcare, by the way, the number one issue here. that's what i'm hearing in states across the country, tha

[applause] >> thank you, ed. let me just begin to thank ed and the entire m.t.a. team for doing the fabulous job that you do. i know it's a very hard job, a very challenging job. every day you're touching hundreds of thousands of members of the public but you are doing really god's work in this city. ed was totally right when he started by saying that we are growing as a city. we're trying to add more people in san francisco and have more people work in san francisco, live in san francisco. but that is only going to work if muni works. it is only going to work if we can connect bike lanes and pedestrian walkways into muni so people can get to and from work. that wouldn't happen without ed's leadership or the mayor's leadership or supervisor breed's leadership. it is an honor to represent san francisco at the state legislature. ed was totally right. we had an amazing year. we're rolling out sp-1 to pave our roads and fix our roads. but we demanded--our delegation demanded that a chunk of that money go to transit. when it started out, it was all about just paving ro

>> ed made this a race. i would say with no statewide election in the commonwealth of virginia, zero, ed galati has pulled this race into a margin of error rates. i think the momentum is on his side, i think he can do it. >> dana: michael, from a democratic perspective, has the party been surprised that ralph northam did not run away, and ed gillespie is pretty close? >> i think we all know at the end of the day it would be a close race. it is a bellwether state, it is always close. it is disheartening to see get this close. within the margin of error, it starts to worry us a lot, even with the rain. >> dana: matt, do think both sides will over interpret or misinterpret the results tonight as a referendum on president trump and what is to come for 2018? >> come on, dana. it would not be any fun if everything was not about donald trump. when i turn on the news, it is all about donald trump. seriously, i think republicans -- and ed gillespie win and other attorney general, i think it demonstrates that the poli

ed doesn't stand for education. >>> what a beautiful fall day today. i got outside for a walk. did you take advantage of it? >> i wish i had. i missed it because it's going to get chilly. >> too late now. >> too late >> we're in for a big change tonight, huh, doug? >> jim, you should take a walk tomorrow, cool and rainy. >> setting me up. >> trying to. i'll tell you, guys, it is going to be like that tomorrow. what a difference a day makes. today a high temperature near 80 degrees. that's the record high today, 80, we hit 78 degrees officially at the airport. cloud cover, a nice night tonight. jim, you have time after we begun done with the show this evening for an evening walk. temperatures 74 degrees, temperatures from the north 9 miles an hour. northerly wind behind the cold front so we will see temperatures start to cool, but it's going to be awhile. still 69 in martinsburg, 72 culpepper, fredericksburg 76 degrees. we have seen showers, not much around the metro region. a couple of sprinkles early around the 4:0

. >> diane was ed's third wife.his is the last of eight homes they shared until his death in 2013. oh, my. >> this is a history of 33 years of a blended family, ed's children, my children, ed, and me. >> diane, tell me about edmund. >> well, he was a very complex man. he was very pragmatic but a real romantic. ♪ >> born in washington, dc, in 1920, bennett serves in both world war ii and korea. by 1953, he's ready for peacetime and takes a job at the state department. he and his first wife, wilda, are making their own contribution to the baby boom. he buys two lots in washington, with plans to build a home on one and sell the other. >> as soon as he would start to build one, someone would offer him enough money that would inspire him to sell it. >> so he bought two more lots and built two more houses, and the same thing happened. actually, it was five houses before the family got to move into a larger house. >> suddenly, bureaucrat edmund bennett has a new career as a real estate developer. in 1962, he lands his firs

vote for ed gillespie he today. virginia senator time cane responded directly to the president's tweet. he wrote actually ralph northam is a great vote. this phony attack is it. we have live team coverage on the big election. fox5's contact clear i is live in fairfax county, but let's start with tom fitzgerald. report report all of us excited to hear the arcadia band tonight that was a nice much t. the situation is this. ed gillespie has been trailing insirjfg[q allt advertising stepped in. on the gillespie side they unleashed a series of ads one aiming at record on gangs and another taking on party issues like restoring the rights to convicted criminals. then on the democratic side, a group called latino victory fund came into this race with an ad showing up a pickup truck going down the street with a confederate flag and a gillespie bumper sticker on the back chas ing down minority children. these ads have been in your face they have been rough and in the last two weeks they have dramatically changed the tone of t

and republican ed gillespie- giving his and republican ed gillespie- giving his concession speech around nine last night. gillespie's campaign tactics mimicked president trump's. he attacked northam over sanctuary cities... said he would not remove confederate monuments... and referenced n-f-l player protests. the former r-n-c chair even had help from the president .. who recorded robo calls that went out to voters. but in the end those efforts were not enough. but this morning - president trump quick to deflect gillepsie's loss.. tweeting "ed gillespie worked hard but did not embrace me or what i stand for." here's a look at some other races... the lieutenant governor - predictably - also won by a democrat. justin fairfax - beating out republican jill vogel. and in the attorney general's race - democrat incumbent mark herring defeated republican john adams. and another race in virginia - making history and blowing up social media this morning. voters.. electing the nation's first openly transgender candidate into the house of delegates. democrat danica roem beat thirteen-term incumbent

narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. what does it feel like? like? does fearless age? or does it simply grow... stronger? fearless looks a little different to us all. you can find yours. call now to speak with a medigap specialist in your area, and discover the strength and security of a plan with low affordable rates, and the option to add dental and vision coverage. even a fitness program at no extra cost. call a medigap specialist now to learn more. and get the support to find the answers, to every fearless question. carefirst medplus. live fearless. will have power over your health care. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors wou

enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. >>> wiz fans, might have been tough to watch last night, the loss at capita onel one arena. we fell to cleveland, the cavs at home. what everybody was talking about, this guy, king james, lebron, scoring big last night. he captured 57 points for the team. this is the second highest point total of his entire career. the final score, also a high score of the game. >> it was. >> 130-122. i'm depressed but, man, king james, he dominated. >> royalty. >> that's right. >>> you might want to get ready for tomorrow's big name, the redskins will take on the seahawks. >> the seahawks won four games in a row. the redskins need to snap this two-game losing streak. kickoff is tomorrow, 4:05 in the afternoon. >>> time on this saturday right now, 9:10. we're watching the storm team 4 forecast slowly as we look live at union station in the quite a breeze out there. a chill, as well. we have lauryn tracking some rain, too. >>> and the latest on the sex assault allegations aga

ed robinson joins me now for more. ed, is this apocalyptic for the banks? ed: not necessarily.ig change for them. it is one that has been building in the marketplace over time, so it will not be a sudden break, but they will have to adapt to a number of new players coming out. they will no longer be able to dominate their markets in the same way they have. the most important element of that is they will have to share their customer's data with these companies like the apples, amazons, and googles of the world who are moving into the payment space. it is creating an entirely new marketplace by law. nejra: in terms of regulation, this is different to what is happening in the u.s. does it put european banks at a disadvantage to the u.s.? ed: at first glance, it would seem to be. you have regulation coming from brussels that mandates you shall do this, you shall open up and share all your data. the u.s. has nothing of the sort. it is being shaped by the marketplace. by forcing the european banks to get with the program on digitalization, it could make them leaner, more responsive t

ed gillespie work ed hard but did not embrace me or what i stand for. don't forget republicans won four out of four house seats. we will tin to win even bigger before. first ronica cleary has been very patient tonight. she saturday through about a dozen people on stage. they're trying to kick her out of the ballroom at george mason, but he stayed for us. >> right. nobody likes a wet blanket, jim. that's kind of what it felt on the loudspeaker and told everybody to get out of here and we said, no. when we talked to tom fitzgerald, they were really somber present the get go. what was the mood in their like? in political parties are what they are. >>reporter: right. it was a little unusual. when the news started to break, i mean the reum relate i didn't show anything. of course they had the tvs go withing some of the networks. when the announcements were made, there was some cheering, they had some performances, but it really did not feel much like a victory celebration for a while. i'd say a good hour went by and then they started to have the speech es, b

ed anggillespie with 48% of the vote. too close to call, 43% of precincts in. if you look at a lot of bellwether precincts, at turnout projections, our own steve kornacki has been carefully looking at this, comparing apples to apples. right now ed northam appears to, in terms of turnout and margin, outperforming where he would need to be to the margins hold. encouraging early set of return for ed northam and the democrats after a lot of anxiety and wringing of hands about that race. we'll have more from virginia else and-where later in the show. we begin tonight with what has become a ritual for people closely associates with the president. long-time trump aide going to capitol hill to testify behind closed doors under oath about the president's possible ties to russia. other than family there's probably no one closer to the president than shiller, former nypd officer, became head of security at trump tower in 2005, who served as director of oval office operations before leaving the white house in september. shiller has been trump's body man, his confidant, his

ed: a tax cut will work.and you get more of your money back, we'll spend it and it will work. what they are trying to do is reform the thanks plan that's 3,000 pages. you have such a small majority you can't afford to lose. when you get into the more complicated part. that doesn't seem to be paul ryan's way. lou: is he so corrupt he's doing the bidding of the business round table and the chamber of commerce? he seems more than just confused. ed: there is a deliberate effort to do something that will benefit them as opposed to benefit people across the country. lou: the president says it's a middle class thanks cut. make it about the middle class. it doesn't seem peninsula, thene to get them away from north korea one way or another. i think they have gone the extra mile, and if china won't help, they will bear a lot of responsibility for what looks like a horrible outcome. >> they should share in the pain. because they created this. ed: two of the most of powerful men in the world looking eyeball for eyeball a

narrator: they call him enron ed.ashington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. >>> i'm erika gonzalez here at the live desk. if you are just joining us, news4 has been working brng one person is dead and four others are in custody after a police chase and crash on the beltway in prince george's county. our gathering new information about the robbery suspects involved. darcy spencer joins us with a live report in just about 15 minutes. stay with us for that. >> the sky is the limit for betty nash. she is still working after celebrating 60 years in the air. news4's kristin wright was there today for betty's diamond jub lee and after millions of miles logged, betty tells us she's seen it all at 30,000 feet up. >> reporter: in 1957, a young woman in manassas,

ed gillespie. give me a break.s time yesterday, ed gillespie was doing everything that the breitbart wing of the republican party wanted him to do. sanctuary cities and law and order and ms-13 and they were so happy he was embracing trumpism and then he lost and it's like who is that guy. >> you're saying like the president they support so much they're transactional and have a very short memory. >> they're as political as the next guy. >> bannon was praising him. >> we haven't said this enough. yesterday trump lymph without trump didn't sell. the question for republicans is remember, when obama wasn't on the ballot in every election they got pummeled. will the same thing happen to republicans without trump on the ballot. to help you make your point, he knew you were going to say that, matt drudge unlike breitbart blaming candidates, matt drudge is saying republicans need to be worried. he says next stop alabama. he says democrats are born again. that to me is a better reaction that wade better learn the lessons her

narrator: they call him enron ed. washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. they're looking at the mcpick 2... ...two for five deals all across the board! here it comes... (crowd cheers) a big mac and 10 piece mcnuggets! they got em! get your fan favorites on the mcpick 2 menu. choose any two for just five bucks. they did it! unbelievable! ♪ let me get a mcpick 2 ♪ right >>> president trump called it the result of a mental health production. gun control activists disagree with that being the 26 people lost their lives. it is worth mentioning mental health is part of the national conversation we've been talking about having but haven't seen to have gotten around yet that within we w

you are voting for ed gillespie why. >> ed gillespie because of veteran issues.y where 800,000 veterans live right here in virginia. we need to support a candidate. we need a candidate who supports our veterans and that's ed gillespie. pete: you are undecided. >> i have steered over to gillespie. pete: spent too much time to ross. >> veterans are important. healthcare is important. more jobs in virginia beach, virginia. and in a whole we need more jobs. and better pay and, you know, more opportunity here, yeah. pete: all those are issues that matter to a lot of people. enthusiasm, ross, where do you see it on the democratic or republican side? >> i think it's the republican side. the democrats have been leading the state for a long time. it's time to reverse the trend. our commonwealth needs jobs, jobs, jobs. we need to keep our veterans and families here. that's what we are all about right now. i think the turn is going to the right. think today we are going to see an ed gillespie win. pete: we shall see. if there is a big turnout in virginia beach that's going

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now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. >>> are you ready for it? >> no. >> news4 is working for you to keep you warm all winter long. over the weekend washington gas kicked off its day of wint winter izing for 150 homeowners. >> consumer reporter susan hogan was there and today she gives us steps to stay warm and put money back in our wallets. >> it's so hard to believe, but yes, winter is just around the corner and we have to do things in our homes to stay warm. and while washington gas went around to 150 homes and took care of those folks, there are so many things that we can do just like what they did in our own homes to stay warm as well. joining us right now is the president of washington gas. this has been an incredible thing for you guys. you've been doing it for many, many years. tell me a little more about it. >> we started in 2005, did it jurisdiction by jurisdiction. five

, ed gillespie really losing the election in the counties.g else is happening in virginia because of this. coming in tonight, the margin in the house of delegates, the state legislature, it was of 66 for the republicans. it was 34 for the democrats. but because of this wave especially up here so, many of the districts, so many of them are up here in this suburbs because of this wave. the size of this democratic wave right now as of this moment, democrats have won at least 13 of those republican held seats. they lead in two others. they are in striking distance in -- excuse me, three others. and they are in striking distance of three others. they could get control of the state house of delegates because of this wave. and the implications for 2018. look, if you get the same dynamic, that's the house of delegates there, if you get that same dynamic, though, think about nationally. that's what democrats want to do. suburban wave next year. >> wow. when you put it that way, in terms of the house of delegates, and people were saying a microcosm, th

narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. mark herring: my mom to provide for our family. at one point, she got fired for of all things -- getting married. that was a lifelong lesson for me: when people are hurt, you need to stand up and do something. and i've never forgotten that as your attorney general. whether it's protecting veterans and seniors from shady debt collectors, or cracking down on gangs and drug traffickers, i have one guiding principle: do what's right for people. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >>> in news right now at 5:00, a security scare that is unfolding outside of the white

ed gillespie is a pretty mild-mannered guy.is democratic opponent seems to be the same and yet it got quite rough and we had ms-13 gangs being dragged into it. we had sanctuary cities as an issue in the race, even though there aren't any in virginia. these social issues, these hot button issues got dragged into the race and it got pretty rough. the ad that you described was the single roughest of all and it was so bad i think that it backfired, to the extent that it had any real effect at all. >> tucker: lets say gillespie loses, the message to republicans in other states in the midterm next year is what? run on trumps issues or avoid trump's issues? >> if he loses badly, which i don't think will happen. if he loses badly, that might provoke the kind of soul-searching you are talking about, but let's be clear about this. virginia has gotten to be a pretty blue state.rgn it's also the political gravity in a president's first term, ofd year election like this, almost always with the out party where the white house is concerned. i

in washington, ed henry, fox news. trinity will discuss elections at their political panel coming up in just a little bit. n]lauren: overseas, president trump making his first official visit to china. he arrives early this morning meeting with the chinese president xi jinping. north korea and trade expected to top the agenda. before the president headed to china hit us wrong morning to good korean assembly. >> we will not permit american who are our allies to be blackmailed or attack. we will not allow american cities to be threatened with destruction. the time for excuses is over. now is the time for strength. if you want peace, you must stand strong at all times. we call in every nation, including china and russia to fully implement u.n. security council resolution, down grade diplomatic relations with the regime and sever all ties of trade and technology. the longer we wait, the greater the danger grows and the fewer the options become. do not underestimate us and do not try us. transfer the president tries to make

if you dip your toe in just a little bit, you're going to end up like ed gillespie. political roadkill. up next, shannon bream. she has a big guest, vice president mike pence. >> shannon: thank you. here's what's on "fox news @ night" tonight. right now, we are following the outcomes in key state elections. >> it's not a referendum on any national politics. >> shannon: are they or aren't they a litmus test on the trump revolution which officially began nearly a year ago today. before he visits the first baptist church in sutherland springs, texas, the vice president shares a message of unwavering faith. what do you make on the left who mock this idea of praying question wants to go i am a believer and i believe in prayer. the on vice president 's as the president departs for beijing, is he changing his tone? >> we will negotiate some good deals. >> shannon: we are alive from seoul. welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream and washington. this is a fox news alert. we're looking forward to a jam-packed hour on this very busy tuesday night. an experienced team

met forever sis. >> i think it's unfair for you to say that. >> i'm saying ed gillespie. >> i think ed gillespie is a great candidate. >> i think it will frov that the republican party is winning through racism and bigotry. >> i want to ask about that. there was this ad that ana was just referring to. it wasn't by the northam campaign that had a pickup truck with a confederate flag chasing down little children of color is widely decried by newspapers, including newspapers who supported ralph northam and opposed to ed gillespie. can it backfire if you suggest that everybody who thinks about supporting the republican is racist? >> one, i actually didn't care for the ad. coming from south carolina where we know about willie lynch and those types of ads. we've seen the campaign that ed gillespie does run, one that does prop of fear in white nationalism and some other things that have been relatively vile. this ad fell into that same trap. however, i will say that i don't think this ad will do damage to ralph northam. one of the things that robbie didn't take credit for is amazingly enough

ed fit the state very well.not a hard core conservative but he's conservative on a lot of issues that scare me. he's pro life, he's a good conservative. he's establishment and sometimes people mix establishment with conservative. ed was an establishment guy and a conservative. >> sound like a close race in the past -- >> yeah he did. he's good candidate. the state people know him. maybe he was out of character doing some of that stuff at the end, that may have hurt him in places like loudoun. and that may have hurt ed, being someone who he isn't. >> the story tonight though, one party was going to be saying, well if we had nominated someone from the other fashion we would have done better. if northam had lost you would have heard that from democrats. but on the question of trump, one of the most interesting things in this exit poll, when you said issues matter most in your vote for governor, the most important issue was healthcare. healthcare wasn't an issue in the governor's race. that tells me a lot of people

i mean, nobody is -- >> ed, hold -- ed, hold on. hold on. both of you. listen, listen, ed, you spoke for a long time. he sat there patiently. there is no need to be rude. even if you don't disagree with him. if you feel you need to respond to him, please let him if sh and then you can respond to him, but don't be rude. go on, evan, finish your point. >> it's just becoming increasingly difficult for decent people to associate with the republican party. that's the reality. this is not -- this shouldn't be a difficult test. you just heard ed attacking a woman who is a victim. she's a victim. she was a trump voter. she's a republican voter. she's -- yes, she's had a troubled life. many people who are assaulted and sexually abused as children then go on to have challenges in life. it's -- that's want uncommon. and here you are attacking her when she's bringing to light an issue -- >> come on, don. give me a break, don. come on. no, i didn't attack anybody. i said there's facts -- if you're going to cover a story i said there's facts on both sides. here is the

good riddance, evan. >> okay, ed. >> and hold on both of you. ed, hold on! listen, ed!poke for a long time, and he sat there patiently, and there is no need to be rude, even if you don't agree with him. if you need that you need to respond to something, let him finish and then you can respond to him, but don't be rude. go on, and finish your point. >> it is so difficult for decent people to associate with the republican party. this is not a difficult test. you heard ed attacking a woman who is a victim. she is a victim and a trump voter and a republican voter. and she has had a troubled life and many people who are assault and sexually abused as children go on to have challenges in life. it is not uncommon. and here you are attacking her when she is bringing to light an issue -- >> come on, don. give me a break. conon. i didn't attack anybody, and i said, if you are going to cover a story, there are facts on both sides. and these are the fact, evan. you want a country destroyed by your policies, and the american people -- >> me? >> yes, immigration on demand and amnesty

ed gillespie was walloped tonight. conceding to ralph northam, didn't mention in the whole speech donald trump. but as i mentioned president tweeted earlier that ed gillespie worked hard but did not embrace me or what i stand for. republicans won four house seats over the years and economy -- that's trumping to his usual. about face, tweeted that quote, gillespie will totally turn around the high crime and poor performance of virginia. vote today asap. that was before the votes came in. this is a pattern for the president. tweeted against alabama senator luther strange after he lost to roy moore. dumped on him and deleted previous tweets in support of strange. joined by politics editor at root, and msnbc contributor. unfortunate human nature here to scamper away from defeat when you did partner with the guy politically. >> not just leaving the prom date you weren't happy with -- >> nobody does that. that is worse than i can imagine. >> exactly. tweets just earlier in the day, saying this guy is wonderful. now saying he