i want to bring up conference chair elise stefanik. rep. stefano: thank you. i am honored to earn the support of my colleagues to continue serving his republican conference chair. we are the last line of defense to stand up for the american people. i am proud, we picked up four seats in new york state, flipping new districts and we will have a tremendous republican congress -- republican conference in the 118th congress. it is my pleasure to introduce the sophomore from oklahoma, stephanie bice. rep. bice: in the state senate, i served in leadership and want to continue that role. thank you to the sophomore members of the 117 congress who elected me to represent them. i am excited to work with my republican colleagues to push back on one-party rule out work for the american people. it is an honor to represent oklahoma, but also be part of this leadership team. thank you. >> our next speaker will be in lisa mcclain. rep. mclean: i am lisa mcclain from the great state of michigan. we have elected some phenomenal leaders here. we have a big job. america is counti

also in upstate elise stefanik won again and that's an area barack obama won twice. york city very democratic lots have left. we have a migration issue because a lot of republicans left to go to florida after the pandemic. they live down there, they said this is great we're an open state we're staying. so lee zeldin looks like will not pull off the governor's race here in the state of new york. he has not conceded says he will not do that yet. elise stefanik was on our show earlier and she wants another term as the chair of the house republican congress. there was rumors she might run for the house majority whip. >> liz cheyney. >> that's right she took over for leslie cheyney president trump said he would be fantastic in that role and supports kevin mccarthy if republicans take over the house but here's elise stefanik talking about the election. >> we're looking at some of these races, we feel confident we will win the hubs and we will fire nancy pelosi and there will be a republican majority and that's really important. that was my top priority as the house republi

and we have elise stefanik leadership member from new york declaring she is in favor of donald trump even before he announced. and that puts a lot of republicans in an uncomfortable position, especially kevin mccarthy from california. and he has got two bad options and he has to choose one of them. he will have to pick a side probably before he runs for speaker. so what we'll see is a civil war inside the republican party and it seems inevitable now -- both can't win. one will win and one will lose. >> and outcome of the midterms are consequential on a local and state and federal level. and international ramifications. you argue that potential republican control of congress, and it looks like it is going that way, could have a massive impact on u.s. support for ukraine. can you elaborate on that? >> that's right, i reported in the "washington post" this week that there is an internal debate among gs republicans especially in the house over whether or not to continue robust funding to aid ukraine both militarily and economically in the new congress. and there are some on the far right

more difficult joining me right now new york congresswoman elise stefanik house republican conferenceember elise stefanik here thank you so much for being here do you agree with what you heard from the president things will be more difficult for joe biden if the republicans win majorities in both houses? >> well, certainly house reublicans are committed to making sure that we save america, that we address the reckless, spendsing that fueled the largest inflation crisis in my lifetime, we will secure the border and hol joe biden accountable for his abysmal failure when it comes to our southern border, we will stand up proudly for law enforcement, and purchase back gen joe biden and the far-left democrats party brace downtown police policies rhetoric stand up or our constitution but up to american people i will tell you maria we need to dplooifr a red tsunami today everyone needs to vote. >> it is true people are more energized than ever in terms of coming out, because they had felt personally these policies and their destructive outcomes new york governor kathy hochul brushing off risi

elise stefanik said kathy hochul has struggled to unify the democrat party. lee zeldin is on the path to victory. listen to this. we have all the momentum on our side and they are desperate to try to figure out how to energize their base. so that is why they are bringing hillary out today and kamala harris, bill clinton, joe biden here they are getting small crowds of less than 200 people at the event with joe biden here there is just no energy over there. we have been out here with the folks with issues that matter the most like rising crime. >> guys, it looks like the new york governor's race is shaping up to be one of the most pivotal races on election day, carley, taught. >> carley: brooke singman my thank you so much, congressional candace george santos. good morning to you. you had that really with kamala harris and hillary clinton but this new york waking up to "jogger raped and a homeless man with 25 arrest and one of her two other acts before arrested for 5:30 a.m. rape of a female jogger." out of the two messages, the rally yesterday or that cover t

. >> elise stefanik, you said you would like to stop it in the republican house and put it on the house? is this something you would talk about? mrs. greene: i have been open and honest and i have voted no to every single penny to go to ukraine and i have voted no and i will continue to vote no. there was a change in our conference. there are a few of us that voted no but each spending bill our numbers grew. lieder mccartney and republican-controlled conference. the american people is who we present and dpea 14 is not to dwund. our border is being. [indiscernible] what message would that send? mrs. greene: when america invests in ourselves and show the world that we are focused on protecting our sovereignty and borders, we signal strength to the rest of the world. the real problem is with with the withdrawal in afghanistan is that we cut and run. and telling the world by choosing to invest in a proxy war in ukraine against russia while ignoring other countries and telling the world we are more interested in a money laundering scheme and maybe he we are more interested in the business of

one of them, congresswoman elise stefanik won her race handily.s next and talk about her leadership role. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ where can you go for the latest must-haves... and every season's nice-to-haves? lowe's, actually. find everything you need and more this holiday at lowe's. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> steve: a couple of races still too close to call. as of now, the u.s. house of representatives still up for grabs. you can see republicans are inching closer to that majority where, as you can see, 218 seats are

elise stefanik is someone who has done that through her super pac, but are other pacs who are trying to do the same with the caveat that there is this fascinating dynamic happening and politics right now that, these hyper conservative, very pro-trump women like lauren boebert and marjorie taylor greene have a lot of power within the because of their command of the grassroots frankly. but they are sort of deemed among republican who i talked to, as you know, not just because you're a woman doesn't mean that you're a good leader. in fact, you represent part of our party that we don't want to see. and so republicans have have felt the need to say, well, will only help viable or qualified women. so certainly there is a dynamic at here in republican politics about. okay. it's not just about bringing up women. it's about bringing up a certain kind of woman. but certainly when you think about conservatives who could run for president, cheney is the first person that comes to mind she's clearly toying with this. but then also people like governor christie in south dakota. i think that lake i

try to do, if he looks at his advisers, is to force republicans to show some fealty to him and elise stefanik came out with a statement endorsing him and other republicans doing that, and a lot of people haven't and i think one of the reasons he wants to get in early is to force everyone to make a decision on his candidacy, before others are in the race. >> really interesting, josh, thank you very much. >>> and joining me now is republican strategist and former communications director for the rnc, doug, good to have you again. let's continue the conversation we've been having which is what happens to the republican party when donald trump refuses to go quietly into that good night, as he's refusing to do. what does it do to the georgia midterm, or the georgia runoff race? >> well, what we know is the attention isn't focused on georgia right now. it is focused on donald trump. a lot of that attention is negative energy. but donald trump often has played the role of a bad guy, a healed professional wrestler and you can cheer him and boo him, as long as you're paying the money to buy the ticket

first up, me and elise stefanik hit pumpkins with hockey sticks.ing roaches till vanessa lachey gives me a rib-cracking heimlich. and, yeah, it's our big phone interview with teri hatcher. finally, it's b-a-a-ack. our youtube challenge where parents tell their kids there's fentanyl in their halloween candy. here's a taste. -you know how you got candy last night? well, turns out there's fentanyl in it. -yes. -fentanyl, sweetie, in your candy. -whoa, ho, ho, ho! and they only get better than that. i promise. that's tonight on "sparks!" -sounds great. thank you to my co-hosts and "tooning out the news" contributor margaret hoover. thanks, margaret! -thanks. thanks so much, tyler. -she is the host of pbs's "firing line with margaret hoover." it's on channel 13 or 8 or something weird. alright. "inside the hill" is up next. sarah, what do you got? -great show, tyler! -thanks, mommy! i mean, wait -- -tonight, liz cheney expresses hope that the republican party will finally stop donald trump from perverting the party into the thing it's always been. that'

ccp, president trump announced a third run for white house picking up endorsements including elise stefanikger taylor green here is president trump last night, watch. much criticism is being placed on the fact that the republican party should have cone better frankly much of the blame is correct the citizens of our country have not yet realized the full extent and gravity our nation is going through total effect of suffering is starting to take hold they don't quite feel it yet but they will soon i have no doubt that 2024, it will sadly be much worse and they will see much more clearly what happened, what is happening to our country. maria: so here week senator, your reaction, are you going to back trump for 2024 in. >> one hundred percent. look what he did maria before he was kicked out of office, he had this country going in the right direction. he is not a politician he stood up to the mainstream media they don't like him, i can understand that, but stood up for american people, look where we're at now i have been, two years since president trump lost devastating elected this group to ru

hear from north carolina candidate and senate candidate ted budd and steve scalise and elise stefanik all coming up. inflation top of mind for voters. consumer price index out thursday with new read on inflation, don't miss that. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your money. joining me right now the fitzgerald group keith fitzgerald and dennis garthman. dennis, kicking things off with you, market that's showing a gain going into the election results. we are also looking ahead to the october consumer price index thursday. investors are expecting a rally in stocks if the republicans take back the house and the senate majority, dennis, do you agree with that? you are going to see the republicans try to, you know, open up the spigots of energy production in america and stop bad policy like accessive spending and tax increases, would that be something investors would buy into? >> let's hope that's what happens. let's hope it doesn't -- the republican victory in the house and republic

there's a lot of questions about elise stefanik. >> she's the number three number in the house that pushedfollowing, what the media fails so report is we just won the midterms and flipped the house. i'm happy to endorse donald j. trump for president in 2024. that is her saying she supports him, but i also read that as, oh, i might be thinking about potentially if kevin mccarthy is weak -- >> certainly she's thinking about her future. let me finish this one thought because some people who cover trump are looking at this as she wants to be his vice-president running mate. for those of us who have been on the hill for a long time, if donald trump is going to come out and trash kevin mccarthy, he's going to need an alternative, and she's coming out saying, i will be that alternative. >> this is jason miller giving a little bit of advice to kevin mccarthy as it relates to being speaker. >> i do think kevin mccarthy, needs to be much more declarative that he's supporting president trump. fact of the matter is it's going to be a maga centric caucus. we need the leadership so match. >> i have a bi

republican steve scalise last night and teams up with the number 3 gop leader from new york, elise stefanikx polls power rankings show this shifting from likely democrat, which is everybody assumed this would be to just lean democrat. so it's one step to the left. so just a couple weeks acc, it was solid blue. george pataki joins us now. he left office 15 years ago. good to see you. thanks for being here. >> always good being with you. >> martha: in the days before your race in 1994 against mario cuomo, we see zeldin is a couple points apart. how far were you and cuomo? >> every poll had me losing. there was a poll the sunday before the election, a credible poll. had me losing by 14. when the reporter asked me about the poll, he's apologized. he liked me. he goes i hate to say this but our polls show you losing by 14 points. they were way off. the pollses are so close, anything can happen now. >> martha: so you know this state well. what is your get telling you about whether or not he can get an upset here? >> he can definitely pull off an upset. the big issue is crime. you have to get enou

congressman tom emmert, he edged out banks for a republican win, and elise stefanik easily won as conference challenge to his leadership post. during a closed-door meeting with gop lawmakers yesterday, senator rick scott announced plans to run against mcconnell. he later released a letter writing in part this, quote, voters are begging us to tell them what we will do when we are in charge. unfortunately, we have continued to elect leadership who refuses to do that and elicits attacks on anyone that does. that is clearly not working, and it's time for bold change. speaking to reporters yesterday, mcconnell was asked about scott's challenge, he weighed in on the party's midterm performance. >> we underperformed among independents and moderates because their impression of many of the people operating in leadership roles is that they're involved in chaos, negativity, excessive attacks. and it frightened independent and moderate republican voters. and we saw that, which is why you all recall, i never predicted a red wave. we never saw that in any of the states that we were counting on to win. it

the next being elise stefanik. i think you can't underestimate her ambition.do what was politically expedient for her. she used to be a moderate republican and turned into a maga mean girl because it elevated her past liz cheney. and he's vying for power. that's all she cares about. she's sharpening her knives, waiting for kevin mccarthy if he goes down. >> tara, we heard threats about the removal of people like adam schiff and others. margorie taylor greene, removed from her committee, but understandably so because of the things she said and done. schiff and swallow, are they that much of a threat that they will be removed from their committees? >> you know, this is the political vengeance, the retribution that kevin mccarthy is promising the maga wing of the republican party. you don't remove members of the other party because of political differences. he's made promises and tried to tamp this down before the election, before the midterms, so it didn't seem as though he was going to give in to the maga wing. now he's promising to get back at them. this is no

and then elise stefanik is i guess facing off against byron donald for house whip.here that vote goes as well. >> sandra: because the formal vote will come when the new congress convenes in january. we don't know what that new congress is, right, john? mccarthy would have to shore up the support for no fewer than 218 lawmakers. a live look at capitol hill. a lot of news has come from there today, john. >> john: looks like they'll win the majority in the house. right now they're at 217. looks like they'll get 218 and a few more. can always be a challenge between now and january. we'll see if bigs tries again or what else could possibly go wrong. >> sandra: happy birthday, john. >> john: thank you. i just got a cupcake. >> sandra: excellent. >> john: you know, i'll develop diabetes one other thing, too. >> sandra: hope you like sweets. happy birthday. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. see you tomorrow. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: breaking right now, good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum in new york. fox news headquarters.

an endorsement already for the anticipated announcement from the house gop conference chair, elise stefanikid she is happy to endorse him for another run saying he is the most popular republican in the country right now. we hit the streets of palm beach to talk to floridians and voters about how they felt about it. here is what they said. take a listen. >> i don't think he should run. i think there are better candidates out there with less baggage. >> i think he was a great president. he cares a lot about the country. i would love to see him in the white house again. >> i feel all the legal troubles will follow him in this election. i don't think it's a good idea. >> i think we need a mixup. i'm not happy with the things right now. >> he wasn't bad, but he wasn't good. we need a little mixup. >> i think he did have have a very good job before. i miss him. >> i hope he gets reelected, man. he did a lot of good for this country. a lot of people respect that. but i do. reporter: very interesting, some of those voters we talked to on very high on florida's governor ron desantis. interestingly t

imagine if you had gaetz, jim jordan, elise stefanik leading those. it would be an enormous embarrassment. but leading us to default, cutting off funding for ukraine for the justice department for the senators for disease control, we've got to protect against that because kevin mccarthy will be powerless to stop the crazies from moving forward. >> let's listen to what kevin mccarthy said today about the newest announced republican candidacy for president. >> do you support him for president? >> [inaudible] >> stewart's defense, in this chapter of republicans in room, and there is kevin mccarthy legally running away from the question how do you feel about donald trump running for president. >> first of, let me take the opportunity to thank eric swalwell for what he's done in the last few years. what the repairable can party party has become has been an amusement. i'm of the opinion that all these republicans are going to fall in line behind on a trump. and i also think that it's not the best thing for the country in a state rate up to middle political

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elise stefanik and the chair richard hudson ran unopposed as well.d behind the scenes the freedom caucus was, you know, pushing at leader mccarthy. what was going on? what do they want? >> well, look, a lot of it is, you know, kind of the mechanics of how our conference works. how we decide what bills go to the floor. when amendments are accepted. who our committee chair men and women are. and, you know, they want transparency there. they don't want all of the power to be in the hands of just a few. i think those are reasonable demands, mccarthy is listening to those demands and he got, you know, i think it was something like 170 to 30 in terms of, you know, our support for him to be our speaker, and that's different than january 3rd where he needs to get 218 out of say 220. so, we are going to continue to get out of a lot of internal family discussions so we can get there and he can be speaker and get accountability to covid origin on down the list people demanding. >> steve: horse trading going on behind the scenes to the run up to the official ele

but at the same time, you have a lot of maga voices out there trying to blame mitch mcconnell, elise stefaniknumber three republican, coming out and endorsing his '24 bid. i'm not sure there is a full out reckoning just yet. we'll wait and see. >> it feels like the whiplash is already happening. >> you wrote in the -- in politico the trump backlash may already be fading. >> yeah. >> you've seen this movie before. >> we have. look, the murdoch empire came out conservative leaning media pointing the finger at trump. you saw gun rights groups say, you know, that their voters are -- their members, they're no longer looking at trump, they're looking at desantis. you saw chris christie go on the record and say this is all because of trump, we lost -- we're losing big because of trump, but you already are seeing people mel mentioned in the senate, the public conversation in congress now is not about trump being a problem with the party, it is about these conservatives and maga republicans pointing the finger at their own leadership. people like rick scott, people like ted cruz saying mcconnell is to

if you noticed, elise stefanik, one of the first thing she did, announce that she's supporting donaldshe wants to wait in the wings for if mccarthy goes down or be trump's vice president, even though he used to be one of the most reasonable members of congress. so if trump called mckathy and said endorse me or else, certainly he would, because he's kevin. secondarily he could have enough members withhold votes. >> i know you're calling on republicans to walk away from trump. you think that's going to happen? >> i don't know. we've been in this position so many times, my knee-jerk reaction is to say no. this somewhat feels difficult. i guess donald trump is going to have a much harder time probably than he imagined, but it's it depends on who runs, who has the courage not to just speak out, but to tell the truths h. donald trump is bad, dangerous and a stain on our country, but i think it remains to be seen. >> congressman adam kinzinger, as usual, thanks so much for joining us. >> you bet, wolf. >>> coming up, we go live to ukraine for the latest blast that killed two people in neighb

meanwhile, across the state in new york, much more prominent congresswoman elise stefanik, who took outlaysheney is already endorsing trump for 2024, which is tremendous. i think when you look at the analysis that the representative just made, i think it was one half of the problem. one part of the problem was donald trump endorsed these candidates. the other half the problem was that they stand with the other republicans, more normal republicans to invite him. herschel walker got a passing georgia. they didn't even try this. mitch mcconnell, back when i was in the party, he is too aggressively target the worst candidates in the primary and try to defeat them with a better candidates. well, they did you that this time because they were so scared of donald trump. they were scared their own voters would overflow them. maybe that changes now, maybe he is the canary in the coal mine. until i see a more aggressive full frontal attack on the former president from prominent republicans, from people to have influence over the mega base, i'm going to remain skeptical that they are going to be able t

he the gop conference chair elise stefanik the day of the election posting a picture literally of a red wave. so i would argue it was not necessarily immediate. certainly many pundits, and was might've been projecting that but in terms of journalists i don't think we were. i think we were reporting what were being told her i think agenda speaker pelosi's she ran very bullish up until the final minute come up until now billy still bullish on democrats chances of holding the majority. kevin mccarthy was one who in the times that i spoke to him never tipped his hand on him receipts he thought he could get. he always said we just need five leader mcconnell was very clear that this is going to be very close. you are going to slog it up in terms of listening to the leaders they were pretty clear on where they thought is within that. i think a talking to a lot of strategist certainly right before the election there were a lot of republican strategist at their who were very giddy and you thought that this wave is coming, and that is why now i think you're seeing a bit of reckoning in terms of w

you have elise stefanik, who wants to challenge mccarthy.orting donald trump for his 2024 run. jason miller, you had this in the last interview, had said essentially, support trump or else. so, this is going to be a huge fight within the party that's going to continue to tear the party apart while democrats are going to focus on the american people and what they need. >> thank you very much. everyone stay with us. cnn has a new projection. we'll have that for you and much more after the break, as election night in america continues. but withth upwork, there's highly skilled talent frfrom all over the globe right at your fingertips. it's where businesses meet great remotote talent and remote talent meets great opportunity. ♪ ♪ this is how we work now ♪

they're asking for changes, but i'm wondering what people like jim jordan are doing, people like elise stefanik-- >> behind the scenes? >> behind the scenes. it is one thing if bob good comes up with some random freedom caucus members and this is the person we're running, and that is what happened with john boehner with a random member from florida and this is who we're challenging. if there is an actual credible person, does the conversation change? that is one thing. and the other is donald trump. if donald trump makes a comment on kevin mccarthy's future that could change the ball game entirely. if he sticks with him, that is a huge boost for kevin. and on the flip side, if he says something how kevin let him down in the election or tries to shift blame away from himself on to somebody else, that could be big, big trouble. >> jake sherman, weigh in on here on the future of kevin mccarthy and nancy pelosi and what comes next. >> i would say this, on the thing that's not getting enough attention, for the first time since the 2000s, the house is going to be basically everybody is a king maker,

kari lake out in arizona, elise stefanik. but there was not a rush to sort of jump on this train.of donald trump on the ballot could have consequences in a lot of things only in that, you know, first of all, georgia and by the way, does that hurt or help herschel walker? given that how some of the other candidates turned out in this last midterm i think there are r. a lot of republicans who worry that could be more harm than good. but going ahead, he is going to use this new perch to once again has he has done over the last couple of years, weigh in on these battles in washington. and, to me, the really big question will be after the midterms and the blowout, how many republicans still are taking those orders and feel the need to take the donald trump demands or how much more free today do they feel to do what they want? i think that's one of the big questions going forward. but he is certainly going to be a presence. >> yeah. and byron, obviously, florida governor desantis is going to be a presence as well. although probably not getting into a race officially, we don't know if he

it being taken seriously by positions in -- by people in positions of authority, i mean, you elise stefanikfore the announcement and endorse his candidacy. you see that he has support among a significant segment of the electorate. it's not what it was, but it's big. it's depending on the polls you're looking at, you know, he is the frontrunner for a republican presidential nomination. even after all of that. so i am looking to how do the people in his own party respond to this. >> jon karl, let me show you what liz cheney, who was once in his own party, now she is a bit of a king maker in the other party, in these midterms, let me show you what she had to say about tonight. >> this is certainly not the rollout i am sure donald trump wanted for his announcement tonight. but, it's also not the first time he has been totally detached from reality. i think though it's also really important for people to look at what's happening and what he is doing not just through a political lens, but through the basic facts of his total lack of fitness for office. he is unstable. the january 6th committee ha

you've seen a couple of people like elise stefanik who's very ambitious, and i'm told wants to be hisck. she's come out and endorsed him. many have held back. even staunch allies have held back in the wake of the disastrous midterm election results. >> you know, the democrats have to be thrilled. they really have to be thrilled, and the "wall street journal" talks about this a good bit that he's playing right into the hands of the democratic party. >> you know, he really was a democrat from the get go. who knows. >> he helped the democrats win in 2018, he helped the democrats win in 2020, in a big way in 2022, if he's on the ballot in 2024, he'll help them win in 2024. >> fourth time will be the charm. >> this will be so historic. one person has not caused this much damage to the republican party since fdr. >> jonathan swan, thank you very much. sam stein, we'll see you back tomorrow morning, hosting "way too early." thank you very much. >> sam starts the morning out right, doesn't he? >> he does. kind of eases into it. then there's swan. don't make swan left. oh, my god. >> good luck

but then, you know, elise stefanik and matt gaetz saying no, we're still a trump party.pert murdoch will call this shot. i don't think that the right wing media will call this shot. can i don't think that mitch mcconnell will call this shot. i think at the end of the day the base will call this shot. and murdoch will follow what the base wants. don't forget, murdoch had a feud with trump in 2015 over those things he said about megyn kelly. and there was allegedly a war between trump land and fox land, you know, after that. but that got sorted out. you know, this is an opportunity for the republican party to dump him, unique opportunity, no question about that, because his candidates did so poorly. but i think that we'll just have to wait and see whether trump still has that hold over the base because if he does, i think that they will follow. >> michael, thank you very much for coming on this morning. we appreciate it. donny deutsch, thank you as well. i need you back up with brand up brand down. >> we'll do that next week. i think that we should do an eating edition. >>

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