and i think we saw that red wave coming out through long island up into the hudson valley. remember, in new york, we are going to be sending a majority back to congress and we are sending four seats. >> steve: we heard yesterday from joe biden he is not changing anything because he has already started stuff and haven't really recognized the fruits of that labor. >> he is going to have a really hard time with us coming in if he is not planning on changing then, it's going to be a showdown for us in congress with him. >> steve: no kidding. anthony, we have been talking on this channel for the last year or so about the problem here in new york city and new york state and across the country with crime. as a former cop, i mean, obviously, people look to you and they are thinking, okay, he knows what we are talking about. >> yeah, i think, you know, that walls as both mike and george said, we stuck to the issues that matter to the people in our district. and while the democrats were out there trying to create issues that really weren't at the forefront of what mattered to the peo

michelle fleury, bbc news, in the hudson valley. it will be fascinating.isaster for olive crops, particularly in spain, which produces nearly half of the world's olive oil. it could mean the price of your favourite salad dressing ingredient soaring by 35%. walter zanre is managing director of top olive oil brand filippo berio. walter, just how bad is it? good morning. it is a very, very difficult situation. olives are a natural agricultural product, so have cycles. we have had situations where production has been as low as this year, the last was in 2012- 2013. to low as this year, the last was in 2012— 2013. to put low as this year, the last was in 2012- 2013. to put it low as this year, the last was in 2012— 2013. to put it in context, at the moment, global production numbers are forecast at 2.4 million tons and consumption is running out 3—point line. there is a shortfall of 700,000 tons. towards the end of next year there is no question that there is going to be, they will not be enough oil available. find be enough oil available. and this is classic _

hudson valley. it looks like mike a good candidate and maloney down by 10 points with 70% of the vote counted. you move up to hudson valley. pat ryan just hanging on. both are veterans. ryan ran in that special election back in august. they like this candidate a lot. i would say before we get to a couple of race calls. this is new york 19. mark just took the lead over riley. me lost to pat ryan 3 months ago. race calls right now. >> we can project that the michigan democratic governor creche gretchen whitmer will prevail over the republican race. dixon closed the gap near the end but gretchen whitmer pulled it out. >> and new york governor kathy hochul will win her first fullterm in congress defeating lee zeldin. there were democrats in the state saying this a done deal and zeldin would win. kathy hochul pulls it out. she brought in every lumminary in the democratic party including former president obama and clinton and secretary clinton. >> i keep wondering what the florida effect might have been o

i am deeply grateful to the people of the hudson valley for giving me their voice and vote in washington for 10 years. not going to whine >> the right thing to do is say the other guy one and wish him well. that is what i am doing. i will take pride in my service. i am gonna talk to my family about what comes next. >> you mentioned that you spoke to president biden. what was his message? >> like all of us, he is interested in where we end up. it's better than anybody thought. that is good for him. i really mean it when i tell you that the president deserves real credit for tackling the crisis that he found when he came in the office. he has not got everything done he wants to do. he is not perfect. he is a good, decent man doing important things for the american people. i think less i should encourage him that despite the opposition, and the obstruction he has encountered that he is making progress. and that we will get through this together. it is because of his leadership and the leadership of speaker pelosi and all of our candidates and supporters. we will go back to work to finish th

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long island in the hudson valley, they come into new york to work. and their children come here to work or their children are living here and they're upset about it and they are worried. a little bit of a shame, i think, for lee zeldon that he gave it that much of a shock. now, there is a senate race in a couple of years, i believe, in new york. i think i have that right. showing that he can at least get a foothold. he had never run in a statewide race before, maybe he will try to give it another shot. one more race in new york. i like this candidate up there. new york 25. this is at rochester, one of the highest crime rates in new york state. former police chief, one of the things pretty interesting over the weekends, he got a refugee group to go out and canvas for him. they were worried about crime and they want their kids to be better educated. >> 3000 -- >> a really interesting race. he got run out in 2020. in custody of some police officers in rochester, one of the suspects was a fixie aided in chief lost a job for it. coming back to get his rep

i am deeply grateful to the people of the hudson valley to give me their voice, vote in washington for0 years. i will not whine about it. i will do this the right way. and the right thing to do is say the other guy one, to wish him well and pledge my support. that is what i'm doing. i will take pride in my service. i will talk to my family what comes next. >> crutch -- >> you mentioned you spoke to president biden about -- what is there? chair maloney: he is very interested where we and out. like i said, it is better than anybody thought, and that is good for him, and i mean it when i tell you the president deserves real credit for tackling the crises that he found when he came into office. he had markup everything down he wanted to do. he is not perfect. is a good decent man doing important things for the american people. i think last night should encourage him that despite the opposition, despite the anger, hatred and lies he faced, and flap abolish obstruction he encountered. he is making progress. we will get through this together. because of his leadership, and leadership of speak

i am deeply grateful to the people of the hudson valley for giving me their voice and their vote in washington for 10 years and i will not whine about it. i am going to do this the right way the right thing to do is to say the other guy one and wish him well and pledge mice work and that's what i am doing. i will take right in my service and then i will talk to my family about what comes next. >> [indiscernible] you mentioned you spoke to president biden. what was that conversation about? >> like all of us, he's very interested in where we end up. it's better than anyone thought and that's good for him and i mean it when i tell you that the president deserves real credit for tackling the crises that he found when he came into office. he hadn't gotten everything done he wants to do and is not perfect but i tell you what, he's a good, decent man doing important things with the american people and i think last night should encourage him that despite the opposition, despite the anger and hatred and lies that he has faced, implacable obstruction he has encountered, that he is making progress and we

pledge my support to him and transitioning this congressional seat so that people we serve in the hudson valley do not have any interruptions in the service that they deserve. i also took a call from the president and expressed our appreciation for his leadership on the issues that matter to the american people. i said to him what i hope every american will see. last night, house democrats stood our ground. we believe november 8, 2022 will be a signature day in american political history. we hope the high watermark of some of the anger in the division that we have dealt with this entire cycle, from january 6 on through. we hope for something better for our country because that is what all americans deserve. we are still working. any fair person and responsible observer should understand that it will take time to understand all of the races and their outcomes. i just told you what happened in mine. we will tell you what happens in each of them, fairly and honestly and transparently. but we do not know yet what the outcome will be. at a minimum, a couple of dozen races. we don't know where the du

his top job is to defend some of these vulnerable colleagues so he had to rush back to the hudson valley to defend his seat as well as three other democratic seats that flipped to the republican control so in a very blue state like new york useyo all the seats flipped to e republican control and the irony of course is that those four seats could have been the difference between democratic control and republicans controlling the majority. if they hadd shored up support among the base, we could be in a very different situation today talking about how democrats are on the march towards retaining the majority so there's a lot of head scratching going on in new york state right now among the democrats. >> the new york democrats tried to gerrymander very heavily on the judges and they were thrown out. i think that also played a very big role. a lot of cops bought into this crime. it's a very contentious race where he was able to come within striking distance and that also brought a lot of republicans out to the polls. >> the what if that i've seen on the republican side with the high profile i

i pledged my support to him in transitioning this congressional seat so people we serve in the hudson valleyon't have any interruptions in the service they deserve. i also took a call from the president and expressed our appreciation for his leadership on the issues that matter to the american people, and i said to him what i hope every american will see that last night, house democrats stood our ground. we believe november 8, 2020 two will be a signature day in american political history. and we hope the high watermark of some of the anger and division that we have dealt with this entire cycle from january 6 on through, and we hope for something better for our country because that is what all americans deserve. we are still working and any fair person and responsible observer should understand it will take time to understand all of the races and their outcomes. i just told you what happened in mine and we will tell you what happens in each of them, fairly and each of them, transparently, but we don't know what the outcome will be in the minimum of a couple dozen reasons. -- races. we do not

so, he had to rush back to the hudson valley to defend his seat , as well as three other democratic seats that flipped to republican control. in a very blue state like new york, you saw four seats flipped to republican control. the irony, of course, is that those four seats could have been the difference between emma kratz controlling the majority and republicans controlling the majority. if they had shored up support among their base, we could be in a very different situation today, talking about how democrats are on the march toward retaining their majority. there's a lot of head scratching going on in new york state right now among the democrats. >> they were trying to gerrymander new york state, rejected heavily by judges and thrown out. in other states, republican gerrymandering was accepted. i think that played a big role and how his tricks were redrawn. a lot of new york cops really bought into this crime message that republicans ran on. i think it's a very contentious race, coming within striking distance of the governorship. that brought a lot of republicans out to the polls. hos

we've always had competitive seats in the hudson valley.an to come to congress. it's not a surprise to me that this is a competitive part of the world. so, we're going to do what we always do, go out and make our case based on a record of getting real results. and we've always known this was going to be a competitive cycle. my pgoodness, it's the first midterm of a new presidency. but we're going to go out and we're going to win these seats and we're going to hold this majority because there's a lot at stake. >> i don't know anyone who thinks you're going to hold the majority, with all due respect. i'm seeing reports and hearing from democratic pollsters that there's going to be -- republicans are going to pick up at least 25 seats. >> well, let's see what happens. we're sitting here two years ago, you would have said democrats would pick up 25 seats and the republicans won 13. that was the last time the conventional wisdom was spectacularly wrong. and of course everybody got it wrong on 2016's results as well. so, i think we could all be a

democrats lost several seats across the hudson valley and long island in blue areas.ocrats, this is their base, upscale suburban voters, democrats are more vulnerable than they believe they are. again, republicans should study how exactly that happened. one race that will be studied for quite a long time, and enjoyed for at least six years, is what happened in ohio last night. republicans in ohio stunned the democratic party. now, they'll tell you, oh, it was a republican state. but even by the standards of a so-called republican state, republicans dominated in ohio last night. no democrat came within 10 points of any republican in races for executive positions or supreme court races. now, in the now famous race for senate in ohio, democrats spent tens of millions of dollars more than the winner did. that would be j.d. vance. but j.d. vance won. not only did he win, he won as a decent person. that's rare in any legislative body. he won on the right message. watch this. >> now the people of ohio have given us a job. what we need to do over the next couple of years, ove

and i think we saw that red wave coming out through long island up into the hudson valley. we stuck to the issues that matter to the people in our district. and while the democrats were out there trying to create issues that really weren't at the forefront of what mattered to the people that we want to represent. >> brian: part of the reason is, the 47% of the vote, 47% plus of the vote that lee zeldin got. so he made people and looked at the ballots. zeldin go straight down. got zeldin going to go straight down. i think he got an extra 500,000 votes and the guy that ran in 2018 against andrew cuomo. so, for 500,000 people they had a way to look down the ticket. also a sense on long island, staten island, as well as west chester and upstated new york issue. enough to try to change courses. evidently the thing that killed lee zeldin was in new york you got under 30%. they should go and give him a standing ovation. if the gavel goes kevin mccarthy or whoever the speaker is likely kevin mccarthy. lee zeldin should be in there for a standing ovation. new york is delivering of t

i live in this beautiful hudson valley along the hudson river and i want to know that these resources will always be available for my children, for my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. if you want things changed in your neighborhood in your state, you vote, i do a lot of canvassing here in poughkeepsie. and for the most part, i'm hearing about a very motivated electorate. several to xyzzy groups in haiti have listened to the us president, concerned about plans to deploy military forces to the country. they said, well, only strengthen prime minister ariel on the grip on power and little to address nationwide on rest violence in the capital project. for instance, for tens of thousands of people from their homes, a journalist has been killed off to a police open fire on a group of reports of water and pallet supplies have been restored in cave off. the equating capital of hit by dozens of russian missiles on monday. your questions are being to use as little power as possible. during peak hours. they use energy commissioner has promised support saying russia is purposely targeting

with just a hint of the hudson valley accent. he was extraordinarily good at this. >> i found some wonderful fireside chat stories. when i did my work on the president and the press. one of which is that roosevelt was very nervous before each speech. practically unapproachable, smoking cigarette after cigarette. and just before he went on the air he would pull a cap off one of his teeth. because it whistled when he spoke. and so it was not much fun to be in the audience and watch in the white house. the bathroom, i think, is where most of the fireside chats took place. he was also a news world president, i mentioned that in passing. because the first fireside chat in roosevelt house, after election day 1932, was delivered twice. once live on radio, and then fox movie news moves its camera forward, and just a second time. it is on youtube if you are interested in all the fireside chats that are available and that we wish we could have been there for the second inaugural. of, course lincoln is a communications innovator. and you ca

we picked up two in the hudson valley. two on long island.d officer was a pickup. george santos was also a pickup. and then we have races like the connecticut race with our amazing candidates george logan. we think that goes our way as well. you can build a majority just out of our inroads in the northeast. there is positive news across this country. we elected more republican women. which that number is going to grow in the next congress, which i have been very focused on in recruiting and supporting those women in florida. we picked up four seats. and, of course, our top of the ticket did very well and we flipped miami-dade county, which is really really important and shows the inroads we are making among hispanics. let's wait until these races are called, but we will win the majority thanks to the american people. >> brian: by the way, one of those seats that did flip george san tosantos, he joined "fox & s first." listen. >> i kept the entire race about the people. i kept it about the issues that were hurting americans here in the third d

redevelop is a progressive, hudson valley legislator. he actually wins a longtime republican seat for the state senate. >> he does. the idea of going into the state legislature was a path he laid out for himself. it was an enormous admirer. he was almost an awe of the men he liked to call my cousin teddy. his sixth cousin twice removed, so it's quite distant. but he patterned his track after theodore roosevelt. after he married eleanor, he got to call him uncle teddy instead of cousin petty. but the path into the state legislature and onward, that was modeled quite literally on theodore result. >> he has the advantage of having theodore roosevelt and his family, and woodrow wilson's official family when he serves as assistant secretary of the navy, tr gives away the bride at his wedding in new york city. and his mother and son town house that gives roosevelt smother the idea that, oh, you can live with your son forever? i'm gonna build the house that heralds gonna work on on 65th street. that's what inspired her. >> of course, that weddi

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i live in this beautiful hudson valley along the hudson river and i want to know that these resources will always be available for my children, for my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. if you want things changed in your neighborhood in your state, you vote. i do a lot of canvassing here in poughkeepsie and for the most part, i'm hearing about a very motivated electorate. sol as reporting that north korea has launched, a ballistic missile into the sea launch was confirmed by the japanese coast guard. that was a statement from pyongyang that the u. s. and south korea would pay a terrible price. should they decide to attack the north? south korea's interior minister has apologize for a crowd surge on saturday that killed at least a 156 people. please submit the response was not adequate and present noun so cule has called for more safety measures for, as lori has more from sole lead our young was at 81 on saturday. the night of the halloween crowd crush. if i am very young, i told people there was some one on the ground. there was nothing we could do. i wasn't strong enough to mo

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particularly had some difficulties in long island and in the hudson valley.ob, as many people have acknowledged. in some instances, there's a view that he may have even sacrificed himself for the greater cause. we had some retirements in seats that were very challenging and long island and in the hudson valley. but as has often been said in washington, wherever we face some adversity, don't agonize, organize. i think we're going to have to assess what happened in some of these races in new york. a setback is nothing more than a setup for a comeback, and we'll come back. >> congressman hakeem jeffries, you are quite possibly one of the most diplomatic people that i know. that is why you are chair of the house caucus. thank you, very very much. >> thank you. >> all right, next. wisconsin governor mandela barnes joins me live to discuss that powerful evidence from his historic senate campaign. how he helped his party and wisconsin, and what lies ahead. n, and what lies ahead the last thing on my mind. hey mom, can i go play video games? sure, after homework. tha

>> he had this hudson valley district in new york.ronically, because it is this bastion of liberalism, they had a rough go in new york because of what is happening in the race for governor. you had the democratic incumbent, an appointed person, someone who took office when andrew cuomo quit, and was fairly weak compared to that state's politics. it helped down ballot and hurt democratic candidates. i think if democrats do lose the house, it will be almost entirely because of their losses. ironically enough, in new york state. what tuesday night also offered us is a glimpse in both parties of the next generation. certainly on the republican side, folks like ron desantis. but don't forget these democrats elected tuesday. gretchen whitmer overwhelmingly reelected. if you were issued twice as a democrat, you are going to be in the national conversation immediately. don't forget josh shapiro in pennsylvania, a great view on top of the ticket. wes moore in maryland. all of these democrats will be born on tuesday. >> i want to ask about a de

writing off all the long island seats and most of the hudson valley seats as well.t includes sean patrick maloney. he is the leader of the democrats. trying to get them reelected to the house. likely to get taken out by a republican. those could push zeldon up a little bit. but it is very close, it is very tight and that will be a nailbiter on election night. >> does new york go read? >> if you look at history, it may very well go for lee zeldon. obviously, i support him. if you recall when george became governor of new york which was a huge shock, it was at the height of the crime crisis. when judy rudy giuliani it was at the height of the crime crisis. all of us are afraid to come out of our homes to go shopping because it may be the end of us if we go to a store or get on the subway or if we catch a cab. it is too dangerous. when the democrats showed their total misalignment with the people of this state, you have a clueless, hopeless governor more interested in putting money into a buffalo stadium where her husband has the concessions were interested in some mic

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the top of the ticket she should've been helping, some of the congressional candidates in the hudson valleyith his race as well. i mean, does she have a responsibility? >> she is a governor, she was at the head of the ticket, but the fight is happening everywhere, the fight between maloney and aoc has been going on for a long time, i don't think there's any love lost it just did not occur over the last 22 hours, everybody should take a lesson from the campaign. democrats probably should not overreact even though it was a good night for the democratic party and they could end up winning outright majority in the senate if the vote counts as it looks like it is going to will lead to that. two, the problems in the country did not go away because republicans did not score the victories that they wanted or the size of the victories they wanted. what the country basically said was with you like, boaters forwarded the women voted for the poison they knew and on any new poison, democrat or republican, look at the governors, it was a great night for ron desantis, and michigan was a great night for de

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the top of the ticket, she should have been helping some of the congressional candidates in the hudson valley along with his race as well. i mean, did she have a responsibility when she's the governor ? so she was at the head of the ticket, but the fights today are happening everywhere. but the fight between maloney and aoc has been going on for a long, long time. i don't think there's any love lost there. and it just didn't occur over the last seventy two hours. everybody needs to take a lesson from this campaign. democrats probably shouldn't overreact, although it was a pretty darn good night for the democratic party, they may end up winning an outright majority in the u.s. senate with an additional seat . if the vote counting as it's looking like it's going, could very well lead to that, to the problems. the country didn't go away because republicans didn't score the victories they wanted or the size of the victories they wanted. what the country basically said was we, like voters, voted for the poison. they knew and they didn't necessarily vote for any new poison. democrat or republican .

we want to bring down taxes, i want to lift the cap on salt that negative impacts folks in the hudson valley, they are not able to fully deduct state and local taxes but we have to increase domestic production of energy. it impacts everything we do and helped drive up the price of groceries of home heating costs, gasoline for your car so we need a multipronged approach and the opposite of what sean maloney has done, raise taxes on middle-class families and create 87000 new irs agents and they quickly impact gdp and drive up inflation. neil: will follow the race closely, a more closely scrutinized racing could be a landmark development especially if you win. we will keep an eye on it. getting back to the chef boyardee comments, if you just one the powerball jackpot, you probably will not concern yourself with that. we are told a single ticket claimed a record 2.04 billion in the powerball jackpot, the biggest drawing ever, the ticket was sold at joe's service station in california in case you wanted to know in los angeles county. the winning numbers were -- you probably already know, ten -- 3

believe was called yet in the house looks like it will go for the republican is the 17th district, hudson valleynd maloney will likely lose seats and these are big flips. this is deep blue new york. jonathan: what about kari lake in arizona, how much attention did that get? anne-marie: the votes are not in yet. mail in valid's need to become -- mail-in ballots need to be counted but right now, she is trailing and what is she doing? she is trying to say that there was some nefarious actions going on for this election and if she is losing, that means the former president is losing because he backed her time. jonathan: that was a trump-endorsed candidate and a lot of people thought she would be the future vp. tom: that is not a small item. i understand this is for 2024 but the jumble of this morning makes that incredibly cloudy. i don't think we get to a future presidential candidate. lisa: is there a message that the moderates actually won in some capacity? if you look across the different locales, more moderate candidates are the ones who surged to the forefront with some exceptions and the more

. >> hudson valley residents are feeling the pain at the pump and grocery stores.plan to do to help solve the inflation problem? >> if the gas price went up, the food budget went down. by this time of the week, we would be eating chef boyardee but that is what families have to do. speed when i need a quick answer and democrats extreme new green deal agenda, everybody, is that what your opponent thinks? >> that the meat chef boyardee. it shows how out of touch he is. this is a guy to paris, geneva, london a few months ago. he is not in line with where voters in this district are. on tuesday comic they will serve him chef boyardee cold. >> todd: can chef boyardee with lasagna all cost less than a half gallon of gas. mike lawler, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> todd: good luck. >> carley: everyone will be interested to hear the powerball jackpot jumping to record-breaking $1.9 billion after no winners declared on saturday. this now ties the gain record for number of consecutive draws without a prize winner. the odds of winning $292.2 million, the nex

the hudson valley one i was so interested in, emblazoned in my mind, and... truth is, we had a turbulent economy, an unpopular president, and yet it wasn't the red wave they said it was good to be. but we shouldn't be down. take the arsenic off the table. but at the same time, we have the house. it certainly a clear path to the senate, as you say. i think it's really disturbing though is the fact that most of the country thinks were headed in the wrong direction. >> 75%. >> some said 80%. and yet so many people voted on issues that were the issues we thought they were voting on. we thought it was about the economy and inflation crime, but it's just a car i'm sure we'll say, a lot about abortion. it was a lot about the threat to democracy. and even in spite of that, i think republicans did very well. and i think kevin mccarthy is to be saluted for a mission that he's been on for many years. and finally want to say one more thing. with voters saying 47% of them saying the situation is worse than it was two years ago, they didn't make the dramatic changes that t

coming here a little bit, let's go to hudson valley. looks like mike lawler is going to win this race. 94% of the vote income a big pickup for republicans. a big target on behalf of the g.o.p. give me a big moment here, i'm just going to try and see if there is others here. this is rochester. he had a lead, lost it. we'll come up short against joe marelli. dealer's choice. shall we check nevada? here we go. three major house races in nevada. all three considered toss-ups. democrats did some thing very interesting for they went into las vegas and took their voters with two other places. that district, this district trying to increase their actions by holding on to all three. they were considered toss-ups but no real clear answers whether or not republicans will flip. the senate race in nevada. trailing cortez-masco by a good points. a little bit of the vote on the bad up. very curious about this. one is vegas. it was the plus 22 democrats, holding on right n now against robertson. just south of las vegas here. hanging on against apryl be

in fact ever think about hudson valley in new york we go a little further west to western pennsylvaniaut not so far off in the era when some of these things began. i'm not going to bore people with all the details of the history of primaries. but kevin laid out some of the big peck picture and what we tend to think about are the progressive era movement. this earlier history as well. we started to use significant passion. innate mixed regime we have with the presidential election and some didn't until 1968 or have a primary or caucus or some people being involved in electing the candidate being the primary vote that every presidential candidate has to go through. it does go back earlier. and again kevin made this point and let me restate this. one thing about america being a decentralized country or generally decentralized a lot of our reforms have come state-by-state or in this case county by county. or party by party in various places. technically people will give the beginning of primary to the crawford county primary in pennsylvania in 1842 i was going to ask ginsburg but that was

i live in this beautiful hudson valley along the hudson river and i want to know that these resources will always be available for my children, for my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. if you want things changed in your neighborhood in your state, you vote, i do a lot of canvassing here in poughkeepsie, and for the most part, i'm hearing about a very motivated electorate. still in the us, in the man accused of attacking the husband of housebreaking. nancy pelosi is expected in court later on tuesday to face charges of attempted murder, burglary, and assault. prosecutors is seeking to hold david to paper without bail poll. pelosi was beaten with a hammer inside the couple of san francisco home. on friday, the 82 year old is recovering from centering white house correspondent, kimberly help it has the visa. this is a case that has been really gripping the nation and polarizing the nation at the same time. so lot of interest in this 1st quarter parents. this is an appearance where it will really be the 1st public opportunity where there will be the chance to not only listen to th

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hudson valley, even people were voting republican in places like queens and brooklyn.is something the democratic party is going out to deal with, because this is perhaps one of the most, if not the most, liberal state in the united states. tom: can there be a centrist aspect to the crime debate on capitol hill? can there be democrats and republicans that come together on crime, or is that just unthinkable? annmarie: i think it potentially can, because the biden administration, and president biden said yesterday he understands concerns with the electorate that inflation and crime is still a major problem. these are major things he understands people are concerned about. potentially, even though it was not the red wave and the president wants to keep reminding all the journalists in the room that it was not a red wave, that pendants and some polls were predicting, that he is going to have to maybe move a little bit more to the center. he already spoke with kevin mccarthy last night. we are already seeing the president do that. these next two years, he wants to get items

to hold on but the impact on the down ballot cannot be understated, sean patrick maloney, other hudson valleyistricts on long island, etc., could be very bad for democrats. >> sandra: and watching the race with mike lawler, you said that's the race to watch for you. but why bring out hillary clinton to campaign for hochul when hochul is in trouble with crime. crime came to lee zeldin's doorstep, all around the state, this mother upstate new york, 30-year-old daughter was just killed execution style who is blaming kathy hochul's no cash bail laws in the state for her daughter's death and you have hillary clinton saying things like this on crime and the gop. >> when they talk about crime, you know, they are just trying to gin up all kinds of fear and anxiety in people. they are not dealing with it, not trying to tackle it, and so i view it as an effort to scare voters. >> sandra: bringing hillary clinton in where crime is such a big issue when she says things like that going to help? >> i'm wearing a blue tie because jessica is going to see a lot of red on election night, i wanted to give her a