we are going to hear from marco rubio and make sure he wins.e are going to have a big win on tuesday. we are going to get rid of joe biden, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. have a great night. bye-bye. ♪ >> i just ran into your president of the united states donald trump. the question is, are you better off today than you were four years ago when joe biden and the democrats took over. it is not like inflation is eating up your family's budget. it is not like crime has been soaring. you cannot live in these places anymore. it is not like the borders are being overrun with five to 6000 people per day. over 4.6 million people since joe biden entered the white house. what angers people's most is on issue after issue they are never on our side. by our side, by our side, i mean the american people. joe biden listens to american people and says we don't need american gas, we need saudi arabia gas. i have a deeper plan. we confuse joe biden and he will before it. the same with the border. it isn't just illegal immigration, it is fence and all, drugs pou

>> marco rubio and ron desantis. >> rubio and desantis. >> let's check it out.bio. >> how about you, sir? i voted for desantis. desantis, desantis, that is what you get. all right, now let's figure out why. what are the issues, what is the number one issue that will animate your vote today? >> inflation. what it cost for everything. speak with the economy. >> the economy. the country has got to get back to. >> inflation. what is the number one issue? >> definitely economy, economy making sure we protect and respect our first responders. >> energy independence, economy, inflation, crime. a lot of support not just in getting an answer all throughout the morning, the signs, enthusiasm for ron desantis, marco rubio in florida and we will see how that shakes out today. [cheers and applause] dave and tracy the owners of morning glory and have posted us all morning long. we thank you. the small business owner of the state of florida. what issues do you experience running this business question marks same if everything, cost going through the roof and can't raise your p

val demings raised $73 million in that race against marco rubio. was called in the first few minutes. >> one other thought, when you look at desantis' numbers, when everything is in, he could win by 20% in florida potentially. right, karl? >> pretty close, because of the rest of the panhandle is starting to come in. >> yeah. >> think about it. this is somebody who won by less than half a percent last time around. he's winning right now by 18 points. marco rubio winning by 15. >> yeah. >> a tsunami has swept over the state of florida, left a gigantic red residue everywhere. >> let's see what's inside that florida tsunami. shannon bream has the numbers. >> a race in the senate people are watching, of course, pennsylvania, where democratic john fetterman and republican mehmet oz are in a tight race. fetterman has been reaching out to specifically white noncollege voters hoping to win them over, but a majority of them are choosing os at this point in our analysis. fetterman's supporters, on the other hand, are more enthusiastic overall over their candi

and failed presidential candidate and current senator marco rubio. now in the past two years, this state has led the country when incomes to banning books, banning thought, banning history, banning speech, and restricting access to voting for former felons. which happens to be a vestige of the jim crow era. at stake in this state is if desantis will maintain his stranglehold and use it for his 2024 presidential ambitions. if republicans can pick up five seats in florida alone, they can retake control of the house. and whether or not the person representing florida in the united states senate will help pass a nationwide ban on abortion. but oh, that's not all. florida voters will also decide who represents their interests on county commissions and school boards. they will choose whether to retain the state supreme court justices and whether to eliminate a group that can revise florida's constitution and more. like i said, the stakes could not be higher. we're going to be joined momentarily by congresswoman and senate candidate val demings and she's go

va a ser parte importante y vital. >> en florida el senador republicano marcos rubio ganÓ sobradamenteambiÉn ganÓ su reelecciÓn del cargo. en el partido frente cuatro de tejas el demÓcrata vicente gonzÁlez derrotÓ a la tambiÉn hispana la republicana mayra flores y tambiÉn en texas la republicana mÓnica de la cruz derrotÓ a michelle vallejo. >> puede ser que no tengamos la capacidad para elegir un presidente en este momento, pero sin nosotros no era nadie. >> el demÓcrata henry cuÉllar se dirigiÓ al congreso al derrotar a garcÍa. el demÓcrata garcÍa tambiÉn obtuvo un escaÑo en la cÁmara de representantes por california mientras en virginia abigaÍl mantuvo su silla en el congreso al derrotar a la tambiÉn hispana jaslyn vega. en miami, florida, guillermo gonzÁlez como univisiÓn. leÓn: los resultados preliminares de las elecciones en california dan una victoria o una propuesta apoyada por republicanos y demÓcratas que beneficiarÁ a los "dreamers" o soÑadores. en los Ángeles millones debutantes tuvieron que elegir entre el multimillonario conservador rick car uso. los resultados no estÁn po

marco rubio gets the job done. >> [applause] mr. ne of the driving forces and absolutely a driving force behind our tax cuts, the biggest tax cuts in the history of our country, bigger than the reagan tax cuts many decades before. he was fighting to double the child tax credit -- i said marco, take it easy. he felt so strongly about that one, along with ivanka. they fought for it and got it and we got it and i am happy we did. he was also instrumental in creating the paycheck protection program that protected 6 million florida jobs from the china virus, that was a good one. marco rubio worked hand-in-hand with my administration to reform the v.a.. he loves the vets. take care of our veterans, reduce the price of insulin for florida seniors. you see the low prices, that is because of us. the low prices. they never thought they would see those numbers. florida seniors, stand up to the cuban and venezuelan dictatorship and protect the beautiful florida everglades. he did so much and a lot more. >> [applause] mr. trump: he doesn't even w

marco rubio does not show up for work.ng] based on what i know, when you don't show up for work, you lose your job. [cheering] guess what young people? when he shows up, he votes against lowering costs of prescription drugs. lowering the cost of health care. and he votes against protecting constitutional rights. you see, marco rubio wants to take us back to a time when women were treated like second-class citizens. [booing] i don't know about you, but i am not going back. [cheering] i am not going back. you see, rubio wants to criminalize doctors and supports a constitutional amendment to take away a woman's right to choose. i am not going back. i am not going back. right now, he is supporting a federal abortion ban. let me tell you this, marco rubio's new federal abortion ban is just the beginning. he wants to ban abortions with no exceptions for rape and incest. i stand before you tonight as someone who investigated cases of rape and incest. matter of fact, a lot of rapists are behind bars right now because of my 27 year

show me by a show of hands, marco rubio?he other big race for the state is governor charlie crist. it's ron desantis. how does your vote go there. [shouting desantis] >> desantis. >> desantis. >> will: see if we can trade places over here. >> desantis. he has got to go big this time. very big. >> will: ron desantis very popular. why is it -- and i have met people that were democrats that support ron desantis. why is it he has galvanized so many people in florida. >> he says what he is going to do and he does it. exactly. look at why we are living here in florida. we got the freedom he freedom. >> will: kept our state open. you hear that over and over. people appreciate the fact that you got to continue to live your lives through covid. >> absolutely. it was the freedom i'm from connecticut. i came down here because it wasn't free in connecticut. >> will: that's the sentiment on the ground here satellite beach, morning glory. the sun is up. the little tropical storm brewing off the coast. we will be all right. check in outsid

do what they didn't, this is an american story that people everyone where would understand. >> marco rubiover val demings in florida. >> 15% win for rubio, another term at florida senator also we at headquarters steve harrigan. >> this place erupted about an hour also, news came out, we were calling it for ron desantis. if there is one star of this election, it is florida governor. 4 years ago think how far he as come, squeaking out a victory by less than 1%. after a recount. now tonight, a dominant performance. and a couple figures ron desantis raised over 209 million to fundraise and looking at numbers demographics, a key one is hispanic vote. he was able to pull it off and carry miami-dade county, a democratic strong hold, first republican to do that for 20 years. a looming battle ahead with president trump possible. but this offers a road map for his political future. back to you. >> a slight satellite delay with fox news channel steve thank you, crowd seeing themselves in background. one real quick fact, val demings raised 73 million in the race against rubio. >> you look at ron desan

marco rubio beat val demings and ron desantis over a former government, how and why florida has changedmi-dade county mayor, winner tuesday night, congressman carlos gimenez is joining us now, congratulations. what shis happening in florida? >> we have good candidates. we have the right candidates in the right districts, we know how to speak to our residents, we're a part of the community, also we have a good infrastructure here our party knows how to run elections in state of florida. we have a certain way to run elections in florida, we it right, we were not outperformed by the early ballots with mail in ballots, we killed democrats on early votes and also in day of, but we're close in absentee. when put those together we have a good organization, here that is why really. we clean their clock here in flood, gaining 4 more seats, i won by 28 points in a distress that was purple, switched back and forth, now i think it is solid red. maria salazar won by 14 that was to be toughest incumbent rate in the state. and so, unwe saw that up and down the state, we are proud of the organization,

why include ted ted cruz's name, marco rubio's? >> i'm the 18th most bipartisan senator, i am the 18th, and that is a little bit of an achievement because out of 100 senators, i am 100. i'm the most junior senator in the senate and i have been able to convince people to work with me to pull people together, and so yeah, i will be honest, ted cruz and i are both on the commerce committee. most of the time when he is talking, i'm sitting there thinking to myself, really? like, you put on a suit and a time to come here to do that? that is usually what i am thinking. but when it came time to a priority corridor in georgia, and interstate that would run through texas and also through georgia, it would connect the military bases, it would revitalize a lot of our rural areas that have been suffering all throughout georgia, i did not mind working with ted cruz to do that. if we can build up the highway, no one cares if you are a democrat or republican. you have to use the highway. so what i have endeavored to do is not to be a senator who

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marco rubio's new federal abortion ban is just the beginning.wants to ban abortions with no exceptions for rape and incest. >> well, that's been an issue debated in this country for 50 years. i'm not interested in taking away anyone's lives. on the contrary. the reason why i'm pro-life i want to protect the life of an unborn human being to live. most fundamental right. without life you can't have liberty or pursue happiness. none of these exist without life. it's a conflicted issue in this country and people have different opinions about it. i think the political branches at the state level are going to be having that debate and states are going to have different abortion laws. sure people have opinions on it. you put gas in your car every day. people have to buy groceries for their family every day. and food prices are up 22% in the last year. that's the food inflation. those are the issues that people want us to fix right now immediately that impact everyone everyday. >> bret: you have a rally sunday with the former president. >> yeah. >> bret

it was for senator marco rubio. taking the stage for more than an hour and a half.in the final minutes of his speech. not enough to stop him. he still continued to push his baseless claims about the election he lost in 2020 while also raising doubts before election day about this year's results. >> the election was rigged and stolen and now our country is being destroyed. i ran twice. i won twice. i did much better the second time than i did the first. getting millions and millions more votes in 2020 than we got in 2016. we are just two days away from the most important midterm election in american history. we need a landslide so big the radical left cannot rig it or steal it. >> kristen holmes is out front and at the rally. an hour and a half, even speaking through the rain. what else did you hear as part of trump's message for the midterms? obviously that was a place marco rubio wanted him to be. >> reporter: that's right. you say an hour and a half like it's long. the last several rallies have been over two hours. this was considered a short one. you talk about t

senator marco rubio, thank you. administration without moral standing.elon musk teases the release of twitter files proclaiming the public has the right to know. harris falkner is here and joins us on the couch with her best selling number one book. ♪♪ elon musk says he's going to expose twitter's history of censorship insisting the twitter files on free speech suppression soon to be published on twitter itself. the public deserves to know what really happened. you know what, he's right. >> brian: and a lot of critics, including the white house, don't sound too happy. >> we have always been very clear and -- that when it comes to social media platforms it is their responsibility to make sure that when it comes to misinformation, when it comes to the hate that we are seeing, that they take action. again, we are all keeping a close eye on this. we all are monitoring what's currently occurring. >> carley: harris falkner is here to react. we are going to pull the curtain back and find out who is behind the censorship. >> harris: and how crazy if they have to

[cheering] marco rubio is a -- y'all see that debate? lied his ass off. val demings will win. ing] she will win. she will win. so i say to marco, and all of those other weak men, before you lie to us, remember rosa sat on that bus. [cheering] before you tell your tale, remember mandela sat in that jail. [cheering] before you do anything, remember dr. king. [cheering] before you cheat and steal, i dare you to google emmett till. [applause] emmett till, say it. say it again, emmett till. i say this to all of you, and i know you listened to me because i know you love me. [cheering] [applause] they want me to do one more. [cheering] now, listen. i didn't come down here from hollywood to tiptoe through the tulips. i came to tell y'all, you better vote. let me tell you something, anybody can get up here and scream, vote. i want you to call your auntie who's sitting there drinking a coke and get her registered. the ones to say, honey, i do not believe in that shit. that is who you dragged to the polls, whether you believe it or not. say, come on, auntie. i will buy you some mcdonald's

most surprising remarks that came from former president trump were those in support of senator marco rubiohe praised the senator. usually during these rallies he focuses much more on himself and his political future. however, he heaped praise on rubio there. one person who was noticeably missing among top elite florida republicans was florida governor ron desantis. he was not invited by former president donald trump to this rally. desantis is largely considered trump's most formidable opponent in 2024 should both of them run for president. as we reported last week former president trump is likely to announce in the two weeks between the mid-term elections and thanksgiving as when he's eyeing announcing a third presidential run. kristen holmes, cnn, miami. >> an envelope containing suspicious white powder was sent to the campaign headquarters of kari lake. the republican nominee for arizona governor. a staffer opened the envelope one saturday and is now under medical supervision. so far no reports of injuries. that envelope is one of two that were confiscated by law enforcement and sent to

senator, so we have demings, who is an african american woman and she's trying to unseat marco rubio.ort among not only the black community but the hispanic community that will have a significant impact. with 18% of the voters in florida hispanic, the republicans have made strong inroads with that hispanic vote, and when the totals come in today, that could look at things in the future two years down the line. we know a lot of people voted early and that's probably why we don't see people in line to vote today, and a tremendous number of people decided to use the easy way, the mail-in ballot. when you look at who requested and returned the mail-in ballots, and those statistics tell a story, because those mail-in ballots need to be in today by 7:00 p.m. 39.72% have not been returned by democrats, and that's a tremendous number from democrats that have not been returned compared to the republicans, which is slightly less than 500,000. looking at the race and looking at val demings, it may come down to her name recognition was able to take hold as opposed to being well known here in the

to talk more about that, florida republican senator marco rubio. great to see you. let me put up on the screen where the race stands four and for governor desantis as well. you are leading val demings, 53-42%, and when you look at the numbers, and you think of the president going to south florida, all i can think he needs as much political heft as he can muster. a magic wand, and why is he going to florida anyway instead of some of the other battleground states? >> well, we welcome him coming to florida. for us a reminder what we have been telling people the entire campaign and that joe biden and the democrats control the white house, the house and the senate, for 22 months, and what they have produced for our country is inflation, run away immigration, crime problems around the country, and you know, obviously they have to answer for that. so if you want to leave these people in choice of the government you welcome joe biden and want him to be here. in my view, reminds people of what a disaster they have been and reminds people as well that val demings, my opponent

why include ted ted cruz's name, marco rubio's?enator in the senate and i have been able to convince people to work with me to pull people together, and so yeah, i will be honest, ted cruz and i are both on the commerce committee. most of the time when he is talking, i'm sitting there thinking to myself, really? like, you put on a suit and a time to come here to do that? that is usually what i am thinking. but when it came time to a priority corridor in georgia, and interstate that would run through texas and also through georgia, it would connect the military bases, it would revitalize a lot of our rural areas that have been suffering all throughout georgia, i did not mind working with ted cruz to do that. if we can build up the highway, no one cares if you are a democrat or republican. you have to use the highway. so what i have endeavored to do is not to be a senator who used to be a pastor, but a pastor in the senate, which is why i return to my pulpit. i preach here every sunday. and you continue to do the important work. so i

no. >> will: if you voted for marco rubio raise your hand.you are voting for charlie crist for governor raise your hand? >> crowd boos] >> will: if you are voting for ron desantis for governor raise your hand. [cheers] >> will: we will come back and find out what issues are important to floridians coming up on "fox & friends." ♪ i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingrix today. ♪ ♪ at lowe's, you'll find products from veteran-owned businesses all throughout our store. 26,000 veterans

. >> i feel like marco rubio is a perfect example of that. bush sort of nice guy republican to being this mess that he is now because he's chasing what he thinks is popular. you made a point, sorry, secretary clinton made a point that a lot of them don't even believe it. this is an interview with the latest herschel walker accuser. she's still jane doe, but this is somebody who voted for donald trump. this is not some partisan attacker. but here she is talking about what she experienced with him. take a look. >> he was very clear that he did not want me to have the child. and he said that -- he said that because of his wife's family and powerful people around him, that i would not be safe and that the child would not be safe. >> that's very menacing. >> it is very menacing. it is very menacing. and i felt threatened. and i thought i had no choice. >> claire, what does it mean for much of the party that woman's tears mean nothing? and that he clearly doesn't believe what he says about abortion, herschel walker, even though he still denies it t

huge dollars behind him bottom line is marco rubio was not vulnerable he did a very good job.ly the secretary of state central and south america under president trump. the mind behind the ppp loans while the execution was fine and had to follow up to see who took advantage of the system it. shows he acted under pressure to get people money when they were forced to give up their jobs. so, it does not surprise me. the other thing is people constantly speculate when you aren't happy with your state, and you move to another state. are you going to take your politics with you? so far in texas, the answer is no. and so far in florida the answer is no. but, it just -- the segmentation of america. however, if you look at what happened in new york, with lee zeldin closing in tight on kathy hochul, despite $50 billion in her cov coffers and outnumbering republicans 3 to 1 you see how many seats shifted. zeldin within five points. might be out of reach for him. no concession there. i'm shocked there was a no red wave. if you think about inflation, a 40 year high, crime, the worst since t

. >> you know, i don't know how gullible marco rubio relieving's florida voters are.you're, right i spent 27 years having the honor to serve as chief of police but bringing the community in the police department together we were able to reduce violent crime by over 40%. which is still the most dramatic reduction in the history of our city. you know, when you have on the ground experience, i have seen people at their best and seeing people at their worst. i have heard their stories. and we have to hire the brightest and the best to do the job of policing. we have to give them the best training invested when it. but what i also know is that we have to deal with some of the social ills that caused decay in communities in the first place. like poverty, lower wages, unemployment, substandard education, substandard housing, by addressing to you, we can have some of the safest communities not just in orlando but across the nation. there is no substitute for real life experience and believe me, marco rubio doesn't have that. >> congresswoman, there are currently no black wome

campaign trail and that includes democrat val demings with our own ali vitali, hoping to unseat marco rubio, even though he has a pretty consistent lead in polls so far. tell us what you're seeing as you're out with congresswoman demings. >> reporter: yes, that's exactly right. we have seen this race where rubio has been trending ahead in the polls but nevertheless we're we're seeing the star power come down to florida in the waning days before election day. congressman val demings nothing on doors, thank you very much, as you are out here going door to door, what are the things you're hearing about? i know what we hear in the polls? >> what i can tell you is there is a lot of excitement and energy on the ground. and what i do know is the voters will decide, right? there are a lot of issues that are going on right now, we're hearing about them, like even climate change, we're seeing more flooding, more severe storms, and with ian, a lot of devastation from that, and we're hearing about the lack of affordable housing, and there is less affordable housing here in south florida than there is i

marco rubio won by almost 20 points. why are we seeing the red wave in florida?ink what happened after covid is many people that were under a lot of bad blue legislation moved here and they got active, not just in local politics but national politics as well. and so that's why you're seeing a shift. but, remember, we also have a very high percentage of the hispanic demographic that's largely been voting more and more over to the republican party platform. we welcome with new voters as long as you're for lower government and factions welcome to the gop. >> ainsley: i know you served our country as an air force veteran. you were endorsed by trump and marco rubio and others in the great state of florida. and you took charlie crist's seat in panella county. is that normally red? i know charlie crist was a democrat. >> it was a lean blew seat last time and i was also endorsed by governor desantis and so we did have a redistricting. i think that that did play a factor. but, you know, at the end of the day, when you're looking at how much they really spent against us, o

still a tossup with several incumbents pulling off projected victories including florida republican marco rubio. >> i believe we're on the cusp of a new generation of leadership in this republican party. >> reporter: and new hampshire democrat maggie hassan. >> thank you for the trust that you have once again placed in me. [ cheers ] >> reporter: in pennsylvania, democrat john fetterman is projected to beat mehmet oz flipping the red senate seat blue. >> we bet on the people of pennsylvania, and you didn't let us down! [ cheers ] >>> cbs news has called ohio's senate race for republican j.d. vance while georgia's senate candidates are urging patience ads the vote count continues. >> if you can hang in, hang in there a little bit longer. >> georgia is showing up in an amazing way. >> reporter: historically the party in power loses congressional seats in a midterm election. this year, some top republicans are already conceding that a predicted red wave didn't materialize despite their party's gains in key house races. >> the numbers have been amazing so far. >> reporter: former president trump cl

cheryl: that is right maria senator marco rubio beating democrat val demings double digits governor ronive win for second term there, now to texas, governor greg abbott handily defeating democrat beto o'rourke abbott's third term in ohio republican vance defeating tim ryan by 6% wider margin man predicted there republican ted budd dwooeth former north carolina supreme court jis beasley by 3% in that state senate race battleground state wisconsin we don't know race between senator ron johnson democrat barnes too close to call this hour for now johnson does have a narrow lead see abouting a third term there we will keep you posted. we are following major weather tropical storm nicole in you bahamas dangerous storm surge barrelings towards united states storm is expected to hit florida's east as possible category one hurricane tomorrow morning, that is prompting evacuations, in areas still recovering from hurricane ian, the million people along florida east under hurricane warnings stream update for storms. >> won in california a billionaire this morning one ticket sold in altadena califor

caller: marco rubio. i'm leaning towards marco rubio. and desantis. definitely desantis.t: two republicans. caller: yes. i'm an undecided voter. host: where are you undecided? caller: i was undecided in the national elections and their platform. president biden is completely out of touch with reality. he knows that inflation could be reduced by reducing the oil prices. there is transportation that is the cost of all of the goods and services throughout the country. he is a very confused man. host: we are talking about the midterm election cycle in just four days. voters will decide which party controls the races, and which party controls the house and senate. in kansas, you planned this what your ticket. how so? i'm a registered democrat, and i have voted with democrats, and they were totally out of touch with what is going on in our world, and like the caller before us, they have no clue. biden is trying to blame the oil company for high prices, and gasoline and diesel and fuel is what runs our whole economy. you cannot raise the price on that, and expect the price to go

marco rubio is right. you counted 62,000 in the last 24 hours and they counted 7 million in five hours? >> it's crazy. i want to apologize to the work who is waiting for arizona to count their ballots. >> sean: it's not your fault. >> i'm really suffering. we worked hard on that campaign. our followers have been so passionate. they're waiting. i'm 100% confident we win this. when they count the 401,000 ballots that we broke all records in arizona because people showed up in droves to hand in in person their mail-in ballots. we beat the 2020 trump election record. that's what's going on. people are so distrustful that they wanted to hand deliver their mail-in ballot. when they did that, we overwhelmed the system. they don't have enough people to count them. this is why we need to reform our election laws, sean. when they count those, by the way, we're expecting them to go possibly 70% for us, maybe more. worst case scenario, we win by 55,000, 53,000 votes. we think it could go higher than that. we think bla

senator marco rubio beat congresswoman val deming. he becomes the first florida republican to win three terms in the senate. we heard from minority leader kevin mccarthy. he said he would hope we would wake up in a country where nancy pelosi was not the speaker. former president trump has been holding court at mar-a-lago touting the candidates he endorsed and their wins tonight. ron desantis was not along them. he did not mention the name ron desantis this evening. he did tease the other night in o'that he will have more to say about his own future on november 15. trace: there are a lot of races yet to be called on the west coast. christina coleman has more on this. reporter: let's start off with arizona's high profile governor's race between kari lake and hobbs. a lot of people are waiting for that. and we have two other races we are covering. early voting numbers show democrat senator mark kelly leading against republican blake masters. but that race is too early to call. the fox decision desk. in oregon there had not been a republi

trey: coming up marco rubio in u.s.ate, trying to stay there while adam laxalt rip represents one of g.o.p.'s best hopes for ael g.o.p.'s best hopes for ael big up id.n the senate, both are with us when "sunday night in america" returns. they're looking for you. who? who's looking? there is no time. they will kill you....but my daughter. mama. my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. trey: welcome back to sunday night in in, republicans need o

marco rubio. but i will be there where i am . but it is amazing that that we still have these states . it take weeks to count their votes. i mean, i was out last week on the west coast campaigning with blake masters and adam laxalt. they both told me that they were worried that the race wouldn't be called by this weekend. and i guess they were prophets in that question. this is not something, though, that has to happen. i mean, it's not like tornadoes in arkansas or hurricanes in florida. some things that are inevitable . this is a choice by the leaders of those states . you know, florida, as you mentioned, sean, had a national embarrassment in 2000. democrats and republicans alike didn't want to repeat it. they reform their election laws . they made it much better. we'll look at what happened in georgia. brian can't passed a strong election law last year that made it easy to vote but hard to cheat. democrats cried jim crow 2.0 and sued the state and they just had record high turnout in midterms. this is a problem that can be fix

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one thing ron desantis has been great at as have marco rubio, rather than thinking about themselves,ntis is making sure the entire state won. he recognized it in many speeches, unity for conservative red wave in florida. >> carley: how do you explain what happened in miami dade county, flipped red for the first time in 20 years? >> cory: i say it time and time again, the american people are awake, not woke. they see the crt indoctrination in school and military academies and creeping into the corporations and vaccines being pushed by the blue and trying to lock down schools by democrats. when it came to ron desantis, they stood for the american people and parental rights and the right to choose. >> carley: we're glad you won, you are no longer cory mills congressional candidate, we appreciate you waking up with us. >> todd: congressman elect. elevated, almost, have to wait for the official numbers to come down. >> carley: thanks. democrat john fetterman projected winner in pennsylvania senate race. >> todd: majority control in the senate hangs in the balance. we are checking in with

senator marco rubio, who is addressing his supporters on election night. people that are going to fight for people that care about being safe but don't want drugs coming across our border that don't want illegal immigration running rampant in to our country that don't want to have to pay $4. a figure of speech that don't want to have to pay 22% more than they used to for their groceries. so when you see the results across this country tonight, that's what it's all about. the people who make this country great have been forgotten and have been left behind. and what i'm most proud of is that this community, miami-dade and the state, florida, a diverse state, you 5 people in the state from everywhere. >> you find people in the state from every background. and they have joined this incredible new movement that isn't just going to change the country. it's going to change the republican party after tonight. the republican party will never be the same. and that's a great thing for america and a great thing for a problem. it will never be the same. because this is

chewy. >> dana: all-out battle in florida, republican senator marco rubio seeking a third term meetingis most formidable challenge yesterday in congressman val demings. phil keating is live in miami. rubio considered to have the edge, right? >> he definitely does. he has for weeks, if not months. this is the closest race he is ever going to have for a u.s. senate since being elected in 2010. 4.8 million voters in florida to be exact have voted. that's about a third of all regi registered voters in the entire state. explains why the long line typically outside the door is very thin. so many people voting early. keep in mind for many floridians today it is a rain day, rain gear umbrella day. strengthening tropical storm nicole is approaching and the outer bands of rains are expected throughout the day. a big ticket item as we mentioned is the senate race. marco rubio aiming for the third term. he had an end of the campaign rally yesterday evening with governor ron desantis urging voters to make a statement. >> i'm talking about not just winning the election. one of the wins so big that i

i think quite such a significantly substantial lead for marco rubio with 57 percent of the vote that he's now got a 3rd term in office and the florida governor. he has also run in this one in this very read state. rhonda sands is there. he has got another extremely convincing lead at 58.17 percent beating charlie krist way and above. of course these winds are not indicative of the whole race that's going to hinge on a handful of swing states, such as arizona where the poles have closed. there we've got mark kelley, he's the democratic con incumbent and let. so go and look at the arkansas sarah huckabee sanders, as we heard before. she might not like a familiar face. we saw her standing in the pressroom during a trump presidency where she is taking a convincing. when over chris jones, 52.61 of votes there. she's got only 15 percent of reporting, so we're not quite ready to call that one yet. let's have a look at michigan. the governor race, there is one of the closely watched contestants. hey, we've got to dixon taking 44.73. now she's actually a trump support, so she is an election d

trump, who's campaigning for state senator marco rubio, once again pushed his faulse election claims. cnn's kristen holmes has the latest from 345e78. >> reporter: in the final days before the midterms, former president donald trump delivered a dark message during a rally with senator marco rubio in miami. the president focused on crime, particularly crimes committed by illegal immigrants, drug dealers, murder, death. but all of that dark messaging similar to what we saw when he ran for president in 2016 resonated with his supporters. supporters stood cheering for him even as a torrential downpour started outside of the rally. perhaps the most surprising remarks that came from former president trump were those in support of senator marco rubio. he praises the senator. the usually during these rallies, he focuses much more on himself and his political future. however, he heaped praise on rubio there. one person who was noticeably missing among top elite florida republicans was florida governor ron desantis, who was not invited by former president donald trump to this rally. desantis is

>> maria, why -- so think about it, you're a candidate like marco rubio running, all right?s colleagues go and vote for things that he's campaigning against? how does that make his race easier or any of our challengers'? maria: yeah. >> we've got to come together as a caucus and vote as a caucus, and that's not what's happening. maria: all right. >> you have these people voting with chuck schumer. maria: yeah. when will we know if you delay the elections next week? because you're not going to be able to challenge mitch mcconnell if unfortunately elections next week, right in. >> the democrats delayed their reaction, i don't know why we wouldn't, but we won't know until tuesday or wednesday -- maria: that's a good point. the democrats are not doing their elections until december, so why are you doing it next week? senator, we're going to keep a spotlight on it. florida senator rick scott joining us this morning. thank you, sir. >> thanks, maria. maria: up next, six days after the midterm elections, we still do not know who the next governor of arizona will be. carrie kari lak

marco rubio did it. in the end, desantis won by nearly 20 points.ngs were so bad for democrats in florida that cbs went looking for charlie crist supporters, and couldn't find any in public. watch. >> by the way, i got to point out, once we started digesting our food and digesting the day, we realized on that daylong trip we spoke to dozens of people up and down the coast of florida, all in precincts, by the way, that voted for president biden in 2020, but to our surprise we did not run into a supporter of ron desantis' democratic opponent. that would be charlie crist. >> tucker: ha-ha-ha. poorly charlie crist. of course charlie crist was the lamest possible candidate the democrats ever could have run, probably because they knew that desantis was going to win. this is one of those those rare elections in which voters were, of course, rejecting the other side, but in this election a lot of those voters appear, the polling shows this, to be affirming the side they voted for. they weren't just voting against. they were voting for. they were voting for

senator marco rubio putting understatement saying just because congress has the authority to impose ahat we should. i will not vote for any deal that does not have the support of real workers. congressman kevin mccarthy also said he's got a look at the deal he's not sure if he is going to vote. how is this going to play out? >> we haven't even gotten the language of the piece of legislation yet and i'm frankly torn republicans typically don't like the government intervening in private disputes especially with labor unions but the other side of that which is a point that was brought up earlier is the huge impact that this will have on our economy from diesel, from coal, from fertilizer, our farmers are going to be hugely affected. we may lose 700,000 jobs if the real strike goes on for a month. i'm more concerned about the american people. i'm very torn as to how were going to vote. in looking at the language we get it but you have one side that doesn't think we should get involved in the other side this is going to have a huge disparaging impact on her economy in a time where we have

i mean, you saw what happened when he went after marco rubio.io popped up, you begin to see him wilt. i think that ron desantis has every single analogy with scott walker. we don't even talk about scott walker anymore. scott walker was apparently a great governor, won all of the races and the future star. we seen him on the stage against andrew gillham and charlie crist and he faded away. >> whether he's care rchallenge. >> trump did also go to north carolina. >> hold on. coded to that, i think we remember ted cruz taking a beating from donald trump over tim time. >> did he go away? >> no, but that doesn't mean you can't be brought into the fold. it's not like republicans go, oh, no, trump gave me a nickname. i'll never work in this town again. plenty continue to work. it's the eco system of the party now and i think that -- correct me if i'm wrong, does trump have a v.p. for 2024? like seems like that relationship is a little shaky with mike pence. i sort of assume -- >> there is kari lake. >> i'm sure there is a long line. >> 2024 is in potent

he was rallying for republican senator marco rubio.e endorsing state governor ron desantis, the two seem to be political rivals. both leaders held competing rallies across the state on sunday. a day earlier, trump also took a swipe at desantis. >> there it, is trump at 71. ron at 10%. >> the fallout comes as both trump and desantis are eyeing a possible presidential run. cnn's kristen holmes has the latest from miami. >> in the final days before the midterms, former president donald trump delivered a dark message during a rally with senator marco rubio in miami. president focussed on crime, particularly crimes committed by illegal immigrants, drug dealers, murder, death, but all of that dark messages similar to what we saw when he ran for president in 2016, resonated with his supporters. supporters stood cheering for him even as a torrential downpour started outside of the rally. per perhaps more surprising marks are those in support of marco rubio. he praised the senator. usually during these rallies he focuses on himself and his poli

you say, i've worked with ted cruz, i've worked with marco rubio.e made an effort of talking about reaching across the aisle and working with other lawmakers to get things done. it seems like that is dwindling in american politics, as you said, people are retreating to their corners and saying, this is where i stand, i work with

but now it's all about boosting marco rubio to try and keep hold of the senate. there's just 48 hours before the polls open here in the united states. and you can tell that both parties are getting anxious about the possible results. the big guns wrote in the final days before the midterm elections, the democrats won't need want to generate a big turnout. the selection is not a referendum, it's a choice. it's a choice. pay 3 through vastly different visions for america. traditionally, the party in the white house can expect to get hammered, and the polls are pointing that way. joe biden will approval rating. doesn't tell voters when they can't vote at the top of the ticket. use elections as a referendum on the party in power. and so most of the time the president's party loses the seats in the house during the term election. losing the high school spell will problems, but you'll biden's agenda and legacy. since he took power inflation, despite prices for food and gas, have risen successes and cutting junk prices. progress and climate change rebuilding infrastruct