republicans flipping an open seat in the seventh district as cory mills is expected to win over karen greend a flip for the democrats in illinois, with nikki budsinski winning that 13th district >> joining us is jonathan allen and professor of law and political science at stanford, nate prasilli. >> the big surprise is that miami dade was turned red for the first time ever. what is the significance of that to you >> a huge significance miami dade a huge population county, extremely diverse county, not just the cuban-american community but people from all over the world there. and this is a representation of republicans really making some gap gains in the state of florida. it is not really purple state anymore. huge win for desantis, he looks very strong. election deniers not doing well on the ballot. >> and he's already having attacks against desantis former president trump with that date, expected to announce another run for the white house. that announcement will no doubt include his continued claims of the stolen 2020 election do you think that it will undercut those claims of a rigged s

to win back a house seat held by the democrats for the past six years and army veteran defeating karen greenflorida's seventh congressional district with over 58% of the vote and i spoke with him this morning about his projected win. >> democrats have basically had the american people finally tell them definitively we will not stand for your communist and perverse ideology and tired of chief political rhetoric and action and they have that with me. >> stu, we're looking for a reason as to why florida did so well and florida candidates did so well. cory mills has been on our program for the better part of the last year and a half and when he comes on the program, he has solutions to problems and doesn't just complain about the problems. when the autopsy of last night is done, you'll see a lot of republican candidates who just complained but didn't have the solutions. cory mills offered the solutions and part of which why he won. lauren: can i say desantis won miami dade by 11 percentage points. stu: that's huge. huge. lauren: i know. just to help underline the success the red wave that occurr

karen green hal, a republican says it would include interscholastic, inextramural or club athletic k-lege. youngkin's administration proposed guidelines in september requiring students to use the school facilities bathrooms and locker rooms and compete on sports teams matching their gender at birth. those guidelines could take effect after the holiday this week. female athletes who competed against biological males warn they're destroying women's sports. >> it's extremely ruining the integrity in women's sports. i competed against a biological man and each time this athlete not only beat me but hundreds of other females. i know firsthand this isn't only unfair but it is deflating. >> female athletes and medical professionals feminist groups and 14 states have filed briefs in the ninth circuit in support of idaho's law protecting women's support. house speaker nancy pelosi said about transgender issues, quote, that fight remains more urgent than ever as right wing extremists target transgender americans most fundamental rights and freedoms. there are oral arguments today on that idaho

predicting florida seventh district to flip red with republican army veteran cory mills defeating karen greeny mills fresh off his win, great to have you, why were you able to complete this big flip? >> cory: thanks for having me, the biggest thing is the democrats have basically had the american people finally tell them definitively, we will not stand for your communist and perverse ideology, economy and inflation were driving factor. their out of touch messaging was a big factor. in my district specifically, they saw me as a person of action, were service in the military as combat veteran, going to afghanistan to help with the botched withdrawal or during hurricane ian, i mobilized a team to do evacuation, delivering baby formula and baby wipes needed for people in my district. they want a person of action and they have that with me. >> carley: cover of the "new york post" this morning says de-future referring to desantis and i don't think they are talking about the florida future, i think they are talking about the country's future. what happens now that ron desantis gained sizeable victor

you had a big win against your democrat opponent, karen green, flipping the district red for the firstnow with it? where are your priorities once you get working in. >> the priorities are to deliver on campaign promises we made. for too long we had republicans stopping at political rhetoric alone. we need to see action now. i am a combat veteran. i did go to afghanistan during the botched withdrawal to save americans. during the hurricane, i was out there delivering water, delivering food, helping people on the ground. people recognize me as a person of action, not a person of cheap talk. >> congressman-elect, were you surprised by what happened last night? obviously, florida we did see it go ruby red but when it came to these other states like pennsylvania, it seems that republicans fell short. do you believe that it's because they didn't hold biden accountable or was it that we were just out-spent and out-organized? >> well, like former speaker newt gingrich said, i think a lot of analysis will need to take place here. a couple races shocked me. mayra flores, casey garcia, catalina l

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