j. d. vance. trump and dorsey. he is anti abortion, with no exception. and economy was a central issue, which is how we saw republicans attending to choose their choices. let us give you a quick look at the senate race. and this is how it's shaping up 100 seats up for grabs. 100 east betty 5 up for grabs. excuse me, and it's getting closer and closer. 45 for republicans. 43 for democrats. let's go to heidi der castro because she can talk to with a little bit more about this. when in ohio for j. d vance. it really wasn't what was expected starting from the democrats anyway. tim ryan had been ahead for part of the night. that's right, laura, but you know, ohio being such a close state and having gone to trump in the last election also, i think democrats might have seen this coming after all. trump was at judy dances, campaign rally just last night, giving that candidate his final vote of approval. the push over the finish line perhaps. and that is an interesting relationship between j t vans and trump. given that bands at 1st was no trump span, but then ca

j. d. vancecan, you got tim ryan the democratic congressman on average. vance the couple points ahead. you've seen some very close consistently close polls in the state. a lot of folks think that ryan has been running a very strong campaign here. here's the x-factor in ohio, it's how badly the polls have missed in ohio. the last couple of elections, we talk about polling misses all the time. they're not evenly spread out, in some states the polling is actually been pretty good the last couple of elections. not ohio. in 2016 and in 2020 you could see it right here, this was the final poll average, trump was barely ahead in ohio, democrats came in to both election night that he had they had a shot in ohio. trump and putting the state in a runaway. so, that is one of the questions here, is the polling missing in ohio again? or is this for real? does ryan have a shot at this. our own jesse curses on the ground in glendale, ohio near cincinnati. you've been talking this late race closely. what is your

j. d. vance.epublican party couldn't run a bunch of people that didn't try to be jerks to everyone. or people that weren't herschel walker. i think that would be in much better shape right now. i really do think that the trump endorsement candidate quality nexus is probably costing them a few points in each race at this point. what do you think? >> there is no question. mitch mcconnell spoke to this a couple of months ago. he said, candidate quality could cost us the senate. he has seen that movie before by the way. with which is, other things about ten years ago. there is no question about that. i think that yes, all of those races, they have trump candidate supported by trump. you showed a clip of trump lecturing masters. don't talk about the economy, don't talk about health care, talk about the rigged election. that is what a lot of these folks are doing. there's no question that it is a robust gallery of senate candidates. on the flip side, i think a lot of these democratic candidates are runn

j. d. vancegainst nancy pelosi's husband paul. and j. d. vance said this. >> i have condemned the violence against paul pelosi from the very beginning. i think it's preposterous, i think it's disgusting, and i think it's something all of us should condemn. what i've also said is that i think the effort to turn this into a political issue is actually a real problem here. because paul pelosi was attacked -- look, paul pelosi was attacked by a person who is an illegal alien in our country, should never have been here in the first place. my view, very simply, is that we need to deport violent illegal aliens. >> -- the attack on paul pelosi was a, quote, real problem because illegal immigrants. j. d. vance, it should be noted, did not take the opportunity to have an uncomfortable conversation about the ways in which fox news has fomented anger against speaker pelosi and spread misinformation about the democratic party. quite the opposite, in fact. both vance and ryan are locked in a tight race. the la

j. d. vance, tim ryan senate race. and she said, look, just given all the conversations that j. d. vance in the republican senate has raised about the 2020 election, obviously he was backed by the former president. she said, she simply could not vote for j. d. vance, so she said, if she was in ohio voter, she would vote for tim ryan, the democratic candidate there. unclear how much any of this will impact the race. but here in michigan, in this district in particular, anderson, it is clear that there are many independents and republicans who are questioning the outcome of this. could help at least on the margins in a tight race. >> jeff zeleny, appreciate it. because this is in the end a numbers story. we're joined here by cnn's one and only senior, david -- only -- harry enten. which four senate races have you been analyzing and changed over the last month? >> yeah, so let's talk about this. let's start in arizona, which i think is the easiest story to tell because mark kelly has held a consistent lead. but that lead has shrunk. it's now down to three points over blake masters, the

j. d. vance won and he won with the percentage that was it identical as the donald trump's even on a smaller turnout, 53% of the vote in ohio. or ted budd in north carolina who was elevated from not being an obscure congressman to annex senator largely because of trump's endorsement. he won north carolina and a very contested race with a slightly higher percentage of the vote than trump managed to get. there are more cases than not that trumps candidates lost. kari lake in arizona, tim michaels and wisconsin, dr. oz in pennsylvania. you largely saw was a segment of people both who are republican leaning independent and some republican loyalists who would not go along with that choice. so in that sense the trump is chairman of the best example is one of the more obscure ones, which is joe camp who is an uber trumpist. i know he even had lived in the district before he moved there to challenge jaime herrera beutler one of the republicans who voted to impeach trump. he barely beat herrera beutler in

j. d. vance who's facing democrat, democratic congressman tim ryan, for the senate seat right now, you can see tim ryan leading 62% to 38% just 9% reporting. right now we want to get you to those latest numbers from the georgia senate race, which many believe the senate could really hinge. is on here at this moment. raphael warnock leading herschel walker 57 to 43% and that is still very early, just 24% reporting. we should say all 434 35 seats in the house are up for grabs. but let's show you what the balance of power in the senate looks like so far, based on some of the race calls by the fox decision desk, they just called florida as expected for republican senator marco rubio 35 of the 100 senate seats up for grabs tonight as it stands. democrats have 38 republicans. 34 28 seats left in play, and republicans need 51 for control democrats 50 plus the vice president. we are joined on set by menlo college political science professor muslim michaelson. professor appreciate you being here. historic

j. d. vance. >> j. d. s basically a 50/50 country. if the other party controls, maybe use the money. >> it is tribalism that is being borne out in the republican party. >> i think it's accountability. the difference after watergate 's, richard nixon got on the helicopter and had to resign as president. after the iran contra scandal which reagan got away with, the republicans pay no consequences for that whatsoever. against watergate, if you talk about the moral imperative there. there isn't much of a difference. >> the accountability for nixon made sure. >> i learn this in ultra, again, the thing about accountability is because of the repercussion party is broken, it is crafted from the top to the bottom and to the bottom back up to the top. in picking these kinds of candidates, and kept picking the j. d. vance in the primary process, the justice system and the congressional committees were never supposed to exist in a vacuum without voters turning these people out. what is broken isn't just the slow and ex

j. d. vance in ohio. is because the press discovered it along the way. peter thiel opened his big mouth and said this is what i'm doing. there is no question in my mind that j. d. vance, after getting a 10 million dollar contribution from one person, and the course of this race. hose whatever part of his soul is left to peter thiel. >> then, as dark and is corrosive and twisted in damaging as this is. forget what should be done. juanita, is there any significant will to change any of these rules because i don't see anyone making any big moves against it. they all want to raise the money to win. >> i think that is responsive to the system that has been perpetuated, right? they have to stay in the game so this is feeling of i have to be competitive stuff to go out for these types of donors. it is just building on itself right now. and that until something dramatic happens what is the equivalent of an opposite decision to citizens united that could happen in order to precipitate some dramatic change

j. d. vance, your plenty of folks who are radicals sort of right wingers who are going to have a house that is covered by two or three seat majority. bye, and it's hard to say this, speaker of the house kevin mccarthy. what do you think the implications are for democrats and the landscape like that? specifically, by the administration. how best to gird themselves for the coming few years of inquisitions? >> i think, if you have speaker mccarthy and if you have a speaker mccarthy running what is a very right-wing caucus. that, he only has a few votes to spare. focus on to bring all kinds of concessions out of him. because you could be part detailed green running the house. i think the biden ministration, and democrats in general, continue what they just did in this campaign. which is running against the right-wing extremism that is coming out of the house. and within as the house trying to take the economy hostage. by trying to, you know, cut medicare and social security to lift a debt ceiling. wh

j. d. vance beat democrat tim ryan for senate. i think that we're going to continue to have some good victories all across the country , we got to see the returns come in, of course, but here's here's the thing. we've been given an opportunity to do something and that's to govern. in two closely watched races for governor, democrat kathy huckle became the first female elected governor of new york and georgia's republican governor was easily reelected. andrew rhiannon are thanks to injury. fuji this was not the night that house minority leader kevin mccarthy was expecting. mccarthy is confident he spoke around two a.m. eastern time. if you believe in freedom, hard work and the american dream. these results proved that there is a place for you and the republican party tonight. we built upon those gains two years ago. and it is clear that we are going to take the house back. of course, one of the biggest stories of the night was the pennsylvania senate race. abc is eva pilgrim, is with the federman campaign in pittsburgh, eva this wa

j. d. vance won and he won with the percentage that was it identical as the donald trump's even on a smaller turnout, 53% of the vote in ohio. or ted budd in north carolina who was elevated from not being an obscure congressman to annex senator largely because of trump's endorsement. he won north carolina and a very contested race with a slightly higher percentage of the vote than trump managed to get. there are more cases than not that trumps candidates lost. kari lake in arizona, tim michaels and wisconsin, dr. oz in pennsylvania. you largely saw was a segment of people both who are republican leaning independent and some republican loyalists who would not go along with that choice. so in that sense the trump is chairman of the best example is one of the more obscure ones, which is joe camp who is an uber trumpist. i know he even had lived in the district before he moved there to challenge jaime herrera beutler one of the republicans who voted to impeach trump. he barely beat herrera beutler in

j. d. vance and coming senator, you know, that's my position. it's not going to change anything. do you think ahead? no, not in the night this, as you say, i mean, mcgaffey just did this as a thought to is the wing within the republican party. that clearly is happy about ukraine's, but that wing is very small. i mean, what, we can name the, the congress people and j d on the thing is that one, even of all in one, starbucks. right? and to be honest, as things are looking at the moment, it's not even clear, the republicans are going to control the house. as happens in the united states. the longer the both count continues, the more miraculously that the democrats win. and so i think the americans need to, you know, study on brazilian politics because they seem to get the vote out and they get the high and low politics is the longer the vote goes on, the more likely it is, the democrats prevails on every single seat with the votes account that the democrats miraculously, when so at the moment, kevin mccarthy may not, in fact end up as the speaker of the house. but even if he were i,

j. d vance republican winning a high senate brian camp winning the republican governorship in georgia. so as st. republicans making these games, but the democrats are still very much of warming above expectations as well. do stay with us head on out to south. we back that a lot more and amendment across the u. s. millions of americans rely on conservative talk. radio shows for the news and entertainment. these are all real issues for real people. the listening post tunes in and asks is, talk radio, divide in america. there is no room for capitalism or for how democracy work is really just acknowledging differences that, that are already there. if anything, conservative talk radio created, the republican party talked to of a to hawk special on that just eat up. spiraling costs. dwindling supplies. the shock is being felt around the world with the war in ukraine, triggering gas supply uncertainty. europeans bracing themselves for an unprecedented winter. al jazeera reports on the human costs of the winter energy crisis, canyon journalists and is to you to press freedom and justice. i hav

j . d. vance you're going to vote for an incredible slate of true american first republicans up and down the ballot. trump finished his speech by teasing a big announcement on november 15th from mara lago, where he's expected to launch his 2024 presidential campaign. experts believe results from today's alive actions will likely give republicans control of the house and the handful of races could tip the balance of power in the senate. one of those races is in pennsylvania, where democrat john fetterman is neck and neck with dr mehmet oz. i will bring balance to washington. but john fetterman, he'll bring more extreme, everyone that's willing to go out and go knock on doors and get out the votes right now because there's just so much at stake right now. now germans campaign has filed a lawsuit asking that undated mail in ballots be counted after pennsylvania supreme court ruled election officials cannot count any mail in ballot. that's undated or has an incorrectly dated envelope. sources tell abc

j. d. vance, securing a senate seat in a higher. despite that trumpet said that while the election was somewhat disappointing from his personal standpoint, it was a very big victory. and us president joe biden has been speaking in the past. our saying the democrats had their strong it's showing in midterm elections in decades . while the press in the pundents are predicting the giant red wave, it didn't happen. and i know you were somewhat miffed by my my obsession optimism. but i felt good during the whole process. i thought we were going to do fine while any seat last is painful. some good democrats didn't. when the last night, democrats had a strong name. and we lost few receipts in house representatives than the democratic president, 1st, mid term election, the last 40 years. and we had the best make terms for governors since 1986. and another thing that we know is that voters spoke clearly about their concerns about raging cost of the rising cost that there and then the need to get information down there. still a lot of people hurting, they're very concerned and it's about crime and public

j. d vance, securing a senate seat in a higher. despite that in last few minutes, trump has said that while the election was somewhat disappointing from his personal standpoint, it was a very big victory. rosalind dog wraps up the mid term result so far. not what it was billed as the red wave of 2022 republicans winning control of congress to become president. jo biden's biggest political obstacle. but democrats of want several important races. helpful being is john thurman, who overcame both of stroke and stiff competition from the celebrity. dr. murmured ours, i'm proud of it. we ran on health care is a fundamental human right? yes. good saying that if you don't be there, will you? the mid terms came after months of republicans accusing democrats of plotting to steal boat despite fears of potential disruptions at polling st. since nothing significant was reported. the president spent tuesday evening congratulating democrats who won their races, and he urged people still waiting to vote in western states to stay in line. democrats hoped died early, though in florida, where republicans now

j. d vance. one, the senate seat in ohio, ted bud one, the senate seat in north carolina. they were trump endorsed. the non trump and doors candidate in colorado, lost by a wide margin person who had distance himself from donald trump. of course in florida, very trump favored candidates such as governor de santis and marco rubio who stand for trunks trump ism, and by enormous margins. historic margins in florida and carried 4 seats. so we won 4 seats in new york as well. if you analyze it, donald trump's record is a little over 50 percent. so i think it's wildly exaggerated that it was the trump factor. it's the other factors, the abortion factor in a heavy democrat. i think he has them on, on their agenda, adolfo, just a final point to you. i'm so web to republicans go from here that i mean, trump is already lambasting possible challenges. like run the sand tiff many see the florida governor as a much stronger white house contender. then trump. so what happens next then for the g p, do you think? well, i think there will be that's an excellent question. i think there will

j. d. vance is now leading 5247. and we had an incredible rally last night in ohio. and you saw that in florida, marco ruby, we had an unbelievable rally. tomato, the night before with the heaviest rain i've ever been involved was. i was up there, it was beautiful every day. this is the tropics, right, florida. it was so beautiful his most beautiful night and all of a sudden it turned deadly dark. and it was like you had massive pails of water that just fell on top of me. we went through the worst to him, but we got it out. i had no teleprompters, we had 45000 people out there. we had no teleprompter. and i said, i wonder what button would do right now, but we, we got it out. and it was amazing, but marco had a fantastic evening at 508241. that's really, that's really tremendous that says at this moment katie bridget, i want to congratulate katie brit indoors. katie and she did fantastically 68 to 30 that mean she has a future. yeah. and just a fantastic woman with a husband who's grady was east baby, the largest human being, i've ever seen. it was a offensive linema

j. d vance. and let's now go to the georgia senate numbers that's leaning democrat there. we've got rafael, warner warnock against herschel warnock against herschel walker. he is pulling head slightly and let's go to the senate race in north carolina. we've got sheri beesley and ted bud and i get a very close race. but this was a classic example of how busy was pulling ahead. first of all, when early votes were counted, they tended to favor democrats. now all the vote counting is coming and they get 67 percent of the votes have been counted and we're seeing the republicans catching up now. pennsylvania, the senate. let's look at what's happening there. this race is so closely watched as a key battle ground state. martin with those on force 2.58 percent. john fassman though pulling ahead there ahead of memory. ok, so looking with only 24 percent of the votes counted like democrats lead way too early to call there. we might not get the results from her for a few days yet. so let's go now and look at the all over picture of the senate race there in the united states. you've g

j. d. vance in ohio. he handpicked them because he expects them to be loyal to him the next time. so while trump is not personally named on the ballot next week, he's very much on the ballot in that all these handpicked loyalists are installed -- than the plot we're talking about here, which failed in 2020, we'll have a much more successful chance of overturning our democracy next time. >> in fact, to your point, he's kind of what you might call a single issue voters on this. and we saw this in this tape that came out. we played it on the program. where he -- blake masters, he's the handpicked trump candidate for senate -- he's definitely got a shot at winning the race. tight race. he calls and basically says, yeah, there's one thing you've got to keep hammering on. the election was rigged. that's the most important -- that's all he cares about. it's all by his own -- what he's focused on. and when we come to election night, one of the things that are sort of looking for is, who concedes and how? and what does trump and his allies tried to do? i'm wondering what you're looking for

j. d. vance and mehmet oz all won their races and helped the republicans capture the senate and get some extra seats. john baldwin up in new hampshire as well. but even if they don't, you know, i've been talking to people inside of trump world for many months about his plans and his aides have been holding him back from the announcement for such a long time. to try to prevent him from interfering with the midterms too much. for making it too much about him, and hurting some of those candidates. so i think you can expect the announcement soon after the midterms. i don't know if it'll be the same day after the subpoena or not. but he's been in this for quite awhile. but if democrats are surprise, you can expect joe biden making a big deal about the biden coalition winning and making a big deal out of them winning the senate races. that's for joe biden's reelection campaign. >> security lawyer bradley moss, tweeted this earlier today. quote, i cannot make this clear enough for trump and his allies.

j. d. vance. and over some very ominous sounding music he made sure to include plans about himself. future plans. >> i'm going to be making a very big announcement on tuesday, november 15th, i'm mar-a-lago in palm beach florida. >> and on the eve of the midterm election, there are steps being made to try to protect the vote. today, the justice department expanded, in person monitoring a polling places, in 46 cities and counties, and nearly half of the united states. important stuff. with, that let's get smarter with help of our lead off panel tonight. peter baker joins us, chief white house correspondent for the new york times. he's been covering the presidents final campaign push, and coming to us from key battleground states, craig bluestein in georgia, he's the atlanta journal-constitution political reporter, and an msnbc political contributor. and john awesome is here in nevada, he's an msnbc political analyst, and the ceo of the nevada independent. and john micek joins us, he's in pennsylvania, and editor in chief of the pennsylvania capital star. peter, let's turn to you first

j. d. vance. [applause] >> so if you were a buckeye state voter, you'd be voting for tim ryan? >> i would. >> what i find, so interesting is she had to say i could sit it out. i'm not gonna vote for the republicans, so i would not vote. so that's what a lot of hard-line party loyalists say. but she said she would vote for the democrat. >> yes, because it's very smart. if she is still thinking about running for president. remember, when she was in the january 6th committee. and if you listen to a lot of sort of middle of the road democrats, they were like, oh, my god, she sounds amazing, i would vote for her. >> [laughs] >> and it's a legit thing, because a lot of them -- >> they need to be reminded of how conservative she is. and they will not. >> they need to stand behind. and then they got behind. so, if you saw that, you begin by doing things like that. aligning yourself with both democrats. because if you are still think, about it you're going to be allies on this side of the aisle to say no, she's not one of the crazies. and this is one ways you do. it i don't think they'r

j. d. vance in ohio.otton also has a brand-new book called only the strong, reversing the left plot to sabotage american power. he gives his take on how democratic presidents all the way back to woodrow wilson have been staring the country down the wrong path when it comes to military and foreign policy issues. he writes, for example, quote, america's recent decline is not an accident, it's declined by design for more than a century. the bill democrats applauded to sabotage american power. these democrats believe that you can see a strong confident america brings us -- senator cotton joins us now here in studio. thank you for being here, good to have you here. it's a pointed book. is that fair to say, you think? it's a pointed book? >> i had a lot to get off my chest. >> it's very sharp criticism about democrats, and i knew you were very conservative, i don't think i fully realized how, this contempt in okay where do you, how much contempt you had for these policies. i wonder, does it make it difficult to

j. d. vance is the same, and he won in ohio. so what does that say about a party that will support that? >> so then stored, along those lines, i am sitting here wondering, how then, does the republican party react to what just happened. do they react, do they reform? it sounds to me, listening to you, it sounds like they're just going to ignore what just happened and continue down their downward trajectory. >> well jonathan, i think that we are seeing what they are trying to do. they are trying to blame donald trump. they are trying to do to donald trump what donald trump does to anybody who gets in trouble. like, i never knew this guy, who is he? they're going to be saying that he is a -- before it is over. but, it is really clear that there is a civil war in the republican party. i think it is going to make like the russian revolution, it will make it look like a picnic. you look at kari lake, these people hate much mcconnell, they're not going to allow them to try to return to any sanity. >> stuart, thank you my friend for yo

j. d vance and other republican candidates in tight races race in georgia could decide whether the senatedemocratic hands. the latest fox news poll has incumbent senator rafael warnock and republican challenger herschel walker practically neck and neck if neither gets more than 50% of the vote. georgia law sends this race to a runoff in december. republicans are calling on voters to ignore talk of a red wave and get to the polls. another race to watches for u. s senate in pennsylvania republican dr mehmet oz has largely built his campaign message around crime and the economy. he got a boost from former president donald trump, while former president barack obama campaign for democrat john fetterman. the latest fox new poll gives bederman a slight three point edge. in san ramon. police investigated a threat of violence written on a bathroom wall in an elementary school police officers conducted a security check at quail run elementary and the surrounding area but found nothing. suspicious officers, however, remained on campus for the rest of the school day. police did not give details on wh

j. d. vance and blake masters.ee billionaires who shelled out nearly $20 million for wisconsin republican senate ron johnson's reelection campaign. supreme court citizens united, which paved the way for groups to spend limit lets amounts of money on elections have basically met the billionaires can give as much as they want, often in secret. they can spend until the playing field in the democratic elections in there's not much people can do about. at one person's been trying to take action on this is sheldon whitehouse, democrat from rhode island, and author of the scheme. he joins me now. senator, your focus on a lot of this has been on the court. but i want to talk for a moment about the problems this presents in the electoral arena. it seems that one of the original justifications for campaign finance law was, look, let's say you have a billionaire who just isn't when a sponsor u.s. senator. amanda's been whatever it is to get that person elected. i think we all have the intuition that that senator is going to b

j. d. vance is the same, and he won in ohio.o what does that say about a party that will support that? >> so then stewart, along those lines, i am sitting here wondering, how then, does the republican party react to what just happened. do they react, do they reform? it sounds to me, listening to you, it sounds like they're just going to ignore what just happened and continue down their downward trajectory. >> well jonathan, i think that we are seeing what they are trying to do. they are trying to blame donald trump. they are trying to do to donald trump what donald trump does to anybody who gets in trouble. like, i never knew this guy, who is he? they're going to be saying that he is a -- before it is over. but, it is really clear that there is a civil war in the republican party. i think it is going to make like the russian revolution, it will make it look like a picnic. you look at kari lake, these people hate mitch mcconnell, they're not going to allow them to try to return to any sanity. >> stewart, thank you my friend for y

j. d vance, who's facing democratic congressman tim ryan, for the senate seat ryan leading 54 to 46% we are joined once again by menlo college professor melissa michaelson, professor. all the models tell us that democrats will likely lose the house in that scenario. what do the next two years look like? with joe biden in the presidency and in the white house and perhaps a republican house and the senate still up for grabs? what's going to happen is a lot less legislation getting passed, and so we'll see a shift in the white house in the white house to using more executive power, doing things with executive orders, and at the same time, we're probably going to see the house using its oversight power to open investigations, and we've already heard from the likely new speaker of the house that he would open investigations into joe biden and to other aspects of what the biden administration has done over the last two years. so yeah , it's a lot could change. i want to ask you very quickly while i have you. miami dade county reporting that's typically a democratic stronghold that went to sen

j. d. vance last night. that is almost 1.3 billion spent on five senate races.d, frank mallicoat ktvu fox two news, frank. thank you. we just received some new information about one of the most closely watched races in the baby in the bay area, the battle to become mayor of oakland. let's bring it ktvu salad. rasmus your live in oakland here. you just got an update on exactly what's happening with the vote count. yes the bottom line is that they've only here at the alameda county road registrars counted the first batch of voters in the early vote people who dropped off those mail in ballots before not just before tuesday. but before this weekend, and all the people who voted in person on election day, there's still tens of thousands of more votes to go through. but even so, there are some new vote totals and percentages. in that hotly contested oakland mayoral race. show you the latest figures they've done ranked choice, voting the first round of tabulations for ranked choice voting, and lauren taylor has 53% of the vote. shane tower 47% now the way ranked choic

j. d vance, securing a senate seat in ohio. one of the upsets for trump candidate was the swing state of pennsylvania, which was a key senate win for the democrats, john freshman beach republican instead of doctor mate o's. despite having suffered a stroke in may days before the primary and at least 3 of the seats, republicans picked up in the house, representatives were in florida. state governor rhonda santas also won a landslide victory for the feuding speculation that he launch a presidential bid for 2024. so kimberly tells us bit more about the kind of the, the big picture for these elections and, but some of those tighter races. so picking up off of what you've talked about there with respect to the florida victory, it really does signal kind of the end to the chances of donald trump running in 2024. the former president had intimated there would be a big announcement. so next week, and we have to watch carefully to see if that is still going to be the case, given the fact that most of the candidates he endorsed did not p

j. d. vance he was actually going to announce a third bid for the presidency. that night. even though he didn't do that that ended up being the headline out of those events. so biden's low-key approach which is sent him well 20 president of campaign and really worked i think pretty well for him during the summer when they had the real flurry of legislative activity after a time where they had a lot of difficulty getting things past, that sort of low-key approach seems to work well for him. at the very least he knows when to get out of the way. >> host: when it comes to the end results what do you think, what you think was a main cause of the republican showing as we've seen it so far and the democrats doing as well as it? >> guest: that big thing is that independence didn't ship as heavily toward republicans as was expected and was seen in most of the pre-election polling that showed big republican games. instead they sort of split down the middle very, very slight republican edge. republicans were hoping and fought on the basis of the numbers they were saying before the e

j. d vance but ended up making his own headlines. i'm going to be making a very big announcement on tuesday. november, 15. at mar a lago in palm beach, florida. but these last minute get out the vote efforts may only go so far. some 44 million people have already voted with registered democrats holding an advantage. back to you guys. all right. we'll be checking back throughout the morning. here on morning. sun, too, with douglas ader live in washington d c. thank you, doug. well snow dropped to as low as 4000 ft. in some areas of the sierra more is on the way. round two is expected to bring heavy snow throughout the day, and the chp is warning drivers be prepared for dangerous driving conditions , making sure you have a full tank of gas or fully charged. pack a blanket water, other supplies. in case something happens, you may be stuck in your car. if the roads close. certainly chains have been required. and it is a possibility. i know firsthand. you could be stuck in your car. there's no table is set for you up there. yes for sure.

j. d. vance, dan boulder, mehmet oz, election deniers, trump lawyers, it's not going to consider overturning a -- swing state that a governor is screaming for? seriously? >> i can guarantee joe biden will -- people think that he -- >> i signed a letter with 120 generals and admirals saying trump won the election. damn it, i stand by it. >> yes or no simply, do you feel the election was stolen? >> yeah, i do. >> look. this picture i'm painting for you isn't hyperbole or fiction or fantasy. it could happen. it's possible. unlikely, yes. but far from impossible or implausible, sadly. not based on what we've seen in recent years, more importantly recent weeks. it's why so many of us are saying tuesday could be the last time you vote in a free and fair election in the united states. the last time your vote actually matters and is respected. the 2022 midterms could determine not just the makeup of the next congress and the occupants of governors mansions across the country, but also the winner of the 2

j. d vance is likely to now to win against him.ually keeping that race in his in his favor for some time throughout the summer, and then they looked at pennsylvania, where john fetterman was leading dr oz, and there's still a shot there for democrats, but they went from thinking. maybe plus three two. let's hold on. hold on. maybe you get pennsylvania but playing defense in georgia playing defense in arizona playing defense in nevada. now colorado is in play washington's in play. so the map is again to continue to expand on the republican side governor's races. i think we look at them more carefully because of elections and we're talking about it. how much power then we're really taking a hard look at how this could impact 2024. so you know, we looked at texas. we looked at some other places. how do you think those governors races? i mean better is raising more money than greg abbott, but the polls still have abbott ahead of him ahead. and then if you look, you know, the new york governor's race is getting close. so again a lot of

j. d. vance the canada he supported won that seat on the senate seat there for republicans, but on the other hand, you look at pennsylvania and the candidate that he backs mehmed oz did not fare so well and we expect to hear more from former president trump next week when he is expected to announce he's making another run for the white house. you know, doug. historically, we so often see the party not in the white house , making big gains i the midterms. a lot of people predicted a big red wave. any idea what analysts say about why that didn't really play out? these things are always difficult to predict the party outside outside the white house generally does well in midterm elections. and overall, i mean, you can't you can't overstate the importance of losing the house. i mean, this is a big deal, but it's just not the size of the of the wave that was expected. as far as republicans were concerned. it was certainly a wave that a lot of democrats fear now a lot of this may have to do with pollin

j. d vance, the republican candidate in ohio , did pretty well.of trump backed candidates that did not succeed last night and at the same time. you have florida republican governor ron dissenters who just caught fire and won with a margin that i think was a real jolt for the party as he sets up, possibly a run for the white house himself in 2024. alright douglas ader live in washington d c. thank you for your insight in the update will check in with you throughout the morning. alright our time is 607 turning now to the race for governor of california gavin newsom celebrating a strong victory. his biggest challenge was from republican brian dolly, who trailed in the polls all throughout the campaign. despite being criticized for the way he handled the pandemic, the governor separated himself from dolly by double digits and after thanking supporters last night in sacramento, he quickly zeroed in on other national political trends. the issues of diversity are being challenged in states large and small writes that we've come all to enjoy are on the li