in minnesota, a republican congressman named jason lewis -- he's had the whole idea of minnesota nice, sort of straining at the seams a little bit. congressman jason lewis is the one who publicly campaigned at length and on tape that he's not allowed to call women sluts anymore. last night, jason lewis lost his seat in congress to a woman, who actually seems very nice no matter what he might call her. her name is angie craig and she will soon be congresswoman angie craig, because she's ousted republican jason lewis from congress. in new york state, john faso ran ads against his opponent, who was a freaking lawyer and a rhodes scholar, trying to make his constituents believe he was some kind of crazy gang member who was only running for congress so he could, like, beat people up in the district or something. it was insane. it was very blatantly racist. john faso lost his seat in congress to that democratic candidate, antonio delgado. in michigan, mike bishop last night lost his seat to a democratic candidate named elissa slotkin, another cia veteran. do you remember that ad that highli

her name is angie craig, the democrat who has ousted jason lewis from congress. in new york state, john faso ran ads against his opponent, who was a freaking lawyer and a rhodes scholar, trying to make his constituents believe he was a crazy gang member only running so that he could beat people up. january faso lost his seat in congress to that democratic candidate, antonio delgado. mike bishop lost his seat to a democratic candidate named alyssa slotkin, another cia veteran. do you remember that ad that highlighted the national security back grounds of eight first-time female democrats who were run thing year? she was one of the women. five of the eight women in that ad won their seats last night and ousted republican incumbents. in california, republican congressman steve knight just lost his seat to democrat katie hill. she will be caking his seat in the house. in illinois, republican congressman randy holgren lost his seat to a nurse, lauren underwood. neither of them were on anybody's radar. lauren underwood came out of nowhere and won that seat through shee

it is the second district of minnesota, jason lewis. we were talking about him a minute ago.e has been unseated. we're projecting angie craig defeats jason lewis, and what that means, we have 25 democratic pickups here on the target list. we look at the seats republicans were going after. they pick up two, one in iron range, one in california. that gives the democrats the net gain of 23. that's what they needed to gain control. >> amy klobuchar was live on the air saying democrats will flip house seats in minnesota. we see that there. we also see democrat tim walz who ran for governor taking the house, too. >> over 100 women elected to the house. >> for the first time ever. >> yep. >> hey, wow. that seems like we should have a cake or something. what we do have is lawrence o'donnell in california for us. lawrence, the polls have been closed for 22 minutes. we have seen a call in the governors' race. gavin newsom will be the new governor of california. dianne feinstein has also been handed the race. you were bullish on democratic races saying you thought the democrats would fl

are losing one of the best congressman we ever had, erik paulsen, and minnesota second, losing jason lewisumped millions of dollars into the message those gentlemen were trying to put forward. i think we have got to do a better job with our campaigns, reaching people where they live we will havet, and to counter the money that we saw in this last election. david: so a long to do list you have in your new job. i want to thank you for your patience. we had theresa may, the prime minister of the u.k., who decided to have a news conference. that is tom emmer republican congressman from the state of minnesota,. for our final thought on brexit, whoill bring in someone builds a remarkable business in the u k and went on to serve in the house of lords here. welcome from london, lord karan bilimoria. welcome. : my pleasure. one of the issues is the we just talk to general here, having a reluctance to really invest in the u.k. "bloomberg markets the uncertainty -- lord bilimoria: the uncertainty of what the article would be triggered, but it was triggered, then you hear there will be a transition pe

apparently found someone to blame, and the blame has been unusual here, this is future excongressman jason lewis of minnesota. he said john mccain did it. specifically mccain's vote to kill the obamacare repeal. do you get the sense that republicans have come to grips with the reasons behind their losses a week ago. >> i don't think so, and i think if you look at arizona in particular, republicans really need to pay close attention because what we are talking about is a definite shift there. that was a red state that was already seemingly in the grips of democrats. hillary clinton lost that state but only by about 3 1/2 points. there was already a shift there. and arizona voters have watched very closely, president trump attack both of their senators throughout most of his presidency, and they have seen this message, and they rejected it. and yes, it played out in the suburbs, a lot of focus on white suburban women, but it also played o ut -- out in communities of color. communities of color came out and rejected donald trump. we saw kyrsten sinema talk to latino voters in spanish there. it was

that's where jason lewis is facing a challenge from angie craig. joined from red wing, minnesota, by kevin tibbles. in the last week, as i understand it, you have visited half of that state's congressional districts. what have you found there? >> reporter: well, craig, yes, we have put a few road miles on the old rental car over the last week from duluth down to red wing, rochester yesterday, obviously minneapolis, st. paul area. and you know, minnesota really could be one of the bellwethers tonight here in the second as you just mentioned, there is a tight race, and up in the eighth as well. so minnesota really could be swinging in either direction this evening, and i just happen to have one of the -- who has come out of the library today. the polls open about 7:00. barry sipplemeyer. he is a veteran of the navy, and i'm just wondering what your thoughts were this morning when you marked x? >> i just thought it was a good time to be voting and glad to be able to vote. >> there is an incumbent here, the incumbent is the republican. i'm just wonderi

of the most competitive districts in the country, including minnesota's second, where incumbent jason lewisuite a challenge from angie craig. joining me from red wing, minnesota, nbc's kevin tibbles. in the last week, you visited half of the state's congressional districts. what have you learned, and what are you seeing there today? did you try to get into that giant shoe wiat the red wing factory? >> reporter: first off, katy, we put a lot of road miles on the rental car. second, red wing shoes do come from here. third, i did have my picture taken in front of the giant shoe. but more important issues at hand here, this voting station has been doing a bang-up business since 7:00 this morning. interestingly enough, when we were up in the eighth by duluth, that is a district that could switch from democrat to republican. well, down here in the second, a lot of people are hoping it's going to go the other way around and go from republican to democrat. i'm joined by the fritzes. deb, how did you vote today and why? >> democrat. mostly on moral and ethical reasons. >> reporter: would you like to

jason lewis, but he's up against the same democrat he ran against last time, and we just happen to have just come out from voting here at the library. no coincidence there. and we're talking to irma upsaw. you've gone republican this time. tell us why. >> the economy is one of the biggest reasons i voted republican. but i voted republican over the last few elections. and that was basically economy. and in our area in red wing, unemployment is down 2%, and so that's good for our area. >> you're happy with the way the country is going? >> yes. >> because you're happy with the way red wing is going? >> yes, i am. >> interesting enough, this is an area that went 16%, 18% for president trump last time around. sounds to me like you voted for him as well? >> yes, i did. >> you have complete confidence in mr. lewis in this district? >> i do, yes. so -- >> we met irma last night across the street at the hotel here in red wing. sort of giving a bit of a shout out to that as well. the voting has been brisk here since 7:00 this morning, ali and the folks inside say that they're actually seeing more

that is jason lewis's column in the wall street journal today. your calls for the next 20 minutes until the program ends. jim in philadelphia, a democrat. good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. i want to talk about the naming of the matthew whitaker by president trump. everybody is focusing on the robert mueller investigation and his involvement with the that, but there is another point to be made about this matthew whitaker. this company he worked for it is -- it is a patent company, but not really impacted company. world patent marketing, he was on the board of this company and they were running a bait and switch. they would get people with inventions and they would think they were getting help for a say paythen they would $3000 for something they called in global invention royalty analysis. and once they got them on the hook, then they would charge them more. host: are you still with us? finish your,. comment. caller: they would start overcharging people. they would charge somebody $55,000. by the way, this company has been investiga

income butthe vote likely to defeat jason lewis if those never told.n the neighboring district of 3, the democratic head of the republican i. the networks have declared joe manchin a win in west virginia. it is tied right now in the state of texas. and senator ted cruz, the numbers are on the website at www.c-span.org. you can check it up in you can get more of the concession speeches posted as they come in during the evening and the early morning hours. >> thanks. let's talk about those two senate races. in texas, early results. joe manchin's bid for election. in did he thread the needle a state that went overwhelmingly for president trump as a democratic candidate for reelection? >> joe manchin has always played to the state's politics. he has been a great fit for this state, remaining a centrist democrat. a lot of his constituents did not want that. to be honest, the one thing that sealed his fate was the brett kavanaugh confirmation vote. his other colleagues in tough states like heidi heitkamp decided to vote against brett kavanaugh, but joe manch

and second district in minnesota, angie craig has defeated jason lewis, the incumbent.pered by his career on talk radio. >> he said some things about me too and immigrants that didn't sit well with people in the suburbs of minneapolis. when we talk about whether trump was successful about turning the conversation to immigration, and scaring people with the caravan, minnesota has the largest proportion of refugees in the country, they just elected the first muslim woman to congress. and they just said no to this guy. >> this is a seat the democrats expected. but you may have a case where the democrat was a little too liberal, but the republican was a little too conservative. >> she's much more liberal than that district. and guns were a big issue, we saw the pro-gun control groups spend a lot of money targeting jason lewis. >> and from new jersey, the seventh district, tom malinowski has defeated leonard lance. chris christie was talking about that earlier. i want to come to you in a second. but first, stephanie cutter, malinowski, we saw a lot of veterans of the obama a

hhis is a jason lewis, former conservative talkw host.these two have run against each other, angie craig, who is a lesbian and mother of i think four, she is an interesting character trying to do this agn, right now e is within sights of her goal in a suburban district. >> first district in minnesota what are we seeing here so fr? >> here we see the opposite right? i want to remind everyone this was a demt.ocratic distr all right, so if jim haggedorn the republican continues to hold this lead this would be a republican house flip. they don't have manys opportunitr that this year but this is one they may take advantage of. y is is a reapressive race, this man has run for this seat three different ties an he's up against a very strong democratic contender, bronze star leader. >> we want talk about the balance of power so far, filling in realtime, lisa, what we are seeing there, a lot of red. >> it's close rlly, it's really close and people can't zoom in but can on your computer, but you can on your website, this is all california. so that i

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