of obamacare. >> josh holley will always protect preexisting conditions. >> holley has also joined aawsuit to over turn obamacare that would gut protections for people with preexisting conditions. >> which is it it do you support the protections or get rid of them. >> i want to get rid of obamacare and have the protections without obamacare. >> even though obama keeps those protections. >> obamacare is driving the cost of health care up. >> thank you guys. >> up against claire will had determine the balance in senate and who will prevail. >> for us it's a question of is this normal midterm election or has it changed our political discussion so that it's about who we are. whichever party finishes ahead on tuesday, what seems at steak what's at stake is what most people cherish, the soul of our democra democracy. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me protected. xarelto® is a l

reporter: senate republicans took seats from democrats in indiana, north dakota, and missouri, where josh holley great claire mccaskill. >> i am not going away. i love this state. i will continue to serve. >> reporter: west virginia's joe manchin heads back to washington with this message for president trump. >> we've got to bring people together. mr. president, i want you to be president of the united states, not the divided states. >> reporter: tremendous success tonight, the president tweeted. the white house downplaying democrats taking over the house. >> the president's agenda isn't going to change regardless of whose party is there. >> reporter: some races are still up in the air. florida senate, despite that from republican rick scott. >> i'm going to d.c. to get something done. >> reporter: and georgia's race. >> we'll make sure every vote is counted. >> reporter: stacey abrams' race too close to call, and there were a lot of firsts in this election. the nation's first openly gay governor, three states with their first female governors, the first woman native american and muslim members

missouri which are still being called that missouri democrat claire mccaskill up against republican josh holley and florida current republican governor rick scott is hoping for a big win against democrat big bill nelson but this is still really too close to call for florida yet thank you sir it's a good picture he does i'll tell you what you know as we look at this and do actually it is looking like the democrats expected what many were calling a blue wave much like your address but it doesn't look like at least a massive blue wave at this time if the democrats win they may win the house but they're not going to do it in gargantuan form by any stretch of the imagination ashley florida tell us what's going on there brooke governors and senators so for both to give you know tauriel raise and the senate race they're both really tight i'm going to read you some numbers when it comes to the senate race rick scott he's a leading nifty point four percent bill nelson is shortly behind him at forty nine point six percent i want to go over there was a few. point four to forty nine point six that's less t

mccaskill versus josh holley. liz: couple razor-type races. we were just speaking with bob hugin, the gop nominee for the senate race here in new jersey. i specifically asked him, he as a former marine, does he think we should be spending thousands and thousands of troops down to the border. he kind of grimaced and said no. he really wants and used the word compassionate at least twice, compassionate immigration reform and he didn't seem to think that was such a good idea. that's a gop candidate, which was pretty interesting. reporter: immigration reform, any time you talk about that here in washington, that is a much bigger and complicated iss issue. the president for right now just seems to be concentrating on this caravan and getting funding for the border wall. liz: thank you, blake, very much. blake burman. look at the dow, up 235 points right now, closing bell 29 minutes away. the s&p up -- the nasdaq, wow, gain of 120 points. >>> all right. look at this video. this looks way more serious than an employee coffee break. from asia to europ