i want to congratulate matt rosen dale on a hard-fought race. this was a tough race. it was a race that broke records. the number of people who voted in our great state and the amount of money that was spent. an unprecedented amount of money was spent in this race. theas a race that saw president of the united states come here for times. his son race that saw come here that many times. the vice president came here three times. him!u beat [applause] jon: my -- montanans know the challenges we face. montanans know what we need in is to make sure that we can compete in the 21st century. frankly, i hope the president comes back. many times. i do. not for political rallies. to see the challenges we have in our state. to take a look at that v.a. to see howissoula undersized it is. to take a look at the v.a. clinic here to see how undermanned it is. it needs more doctors and nurses. to take a look at the broadband service, not only in indian country but throughout our rural areas. it needs to be there so we can compete in the toy for century. -- 21st century. , can assure yo

montana, senator jon tester remains behind matt rosen dale. jon tester with 48.2%. matt at 48.9%. aheada, martha mcsally is .n her bid to replace that is expected to be headed to recount. bill nelson requesting a recount. over 8.1 million votes. nelsonvote margin, bill at 38.9%. governor rick scott at 50.2%. -- bill nelson at 49.8%. the georgia race, stacey abrams has not yet conceded to brian kemp. she is behind 48.6% to 50.5%. we will keep watching the results. host: jennifer on facebook reacts. towardsll step restoring normalcy. great night for women candidates and diversity." cindy saying "i believe the president will enjoy toying with nancy pelosi." comments on social media. you can make comments about yesterday. republican line, massachusetts, linda from chicopee. caller: how are you. host: i am fine. caller: as far as i'm concerned, the democrats winning the house is a blessing and a curse. can young because, imagine what america would look like today if they had lost? they would be tearing up the cities, burning things up. they are completely out of control. if they do not

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let's take a look at some interesting senate races, including in montana, where right now matt rosen dale is ahead by about 2100 votes. matt rosen dale with 49% 1% for jonith 48. tester. in nevada, another state where president trump had campaigned extensively. senator dean heller is holding onto his lead over democratic congresswoman jacky rosen. dean heller has about 93,000 votes compared to 85,000 or jacky rosen. still a lot more to come in, especially in clark county, which is a stronghold for democrats in the state of nevada. mitt romney is coming to washington as a u.s. senator. he is the former governor of massachusetts, move back to utah, and easily defeated jenny wilson in the utah senate race. and finally in arizona, where it has been a close race all evening. representative martha mick sally has been holding onto a lead. you can see a difference of about 15,000 votes with congressman kyrsten sinema behind in the arizona senate race. all of the speeches we are getting are available on www.c-span.org. you can get the house races and races in a number of the special measures, i ba

right now, is he ahead of his republican challenger matt rosen dale with 29% of the vote in. i want to head over to anderson and the panel. >> thanks very much. still in that will monmontana r votes to be counted. >> i covered the test tore race. he's very popular. matt rosen dale was a real estate developer from maryland. >> the president really went after him. >> four times he went to the that the state. there was up with reason payback for ronny jackson. >> trump wanted the white house fis to be head of the veterans administration. >> jackson is still under investigation but the president thought he was a great guy although he did admit at this rally, maybe he wasn't qualified but he was a good guy and should have gotten through. >> it will be interesting to see whether or not the president making this about that one issue will actually end up saning jon tester. every time he went to montana he would say i'm only here because of what the jon tester did to my candidate. not because i'm here tore rally for the person actually running. so that could have been maybe a mistake

. >> matt rosen dale? >> it is pretty early. it will probably happen but in time. >> is there a message you hope comes out of this race? i'm not saying necessarily a negative one. just a message in general. >> that montana is a special state. montanans are people that speak loud. i think they vote for people. >> one more. >> you mentioned the senate majority. there has been talk about the blue wave. now what do you say about that? >> i think the state of montana. i can't thank them enough. we have worked hard at this job. my daughter talked about that. my other daughter talked about that. this is not a job that is a picnic where you are on paid vacation. you strap on every day and put you shoulders back and if work hard you can get some things done. we have tried to work hard and we have gotten some things done. thank you all. jon tester in montana securing a third term. vote. by 39% of the interestingly jon tester one by the same percentage point back in 2012. this was the state the president won with 56% of the vote. jon teste

matt rosen dale is challenging john tester with a slight lead in the race. at the montana rally, he headed for the campaign stop in pensacola, florida. he talked about the economy and criticized democrats. >> you all know crying chuck? you know nancy pelosi. or, the legendary genius, maxine waters. if they take power, they will try to wipe away all the we have done. at the same time, they will double, triple, and quadruple your taxes. we are not going to let it happen. >>> he has been to 26 midterm rally since the start of october. while vice president mike pence is holding 11 campaign events in nine cities over the final days. >>> former vice president joe biden was in ohio today. the democrat is looking to keep his seat. richard is running for governor. he has been fighting for six democratic governments -- governors in 22 states. we have life coverage from 7:00 until 10:00 as a result come in. tune into ktvu fox2 for complete coverage on the 10:00 and 11:00 news. >>> new at 10:00, brett is under fire for a tweet that many users are calling racists. earlie

victorymbent ekes out a over matt rosen dale. the libertarian candidate holds 3% of the votes. the president also saying that he congratulated the house minority leader nancy pelosi. he thinks she loves the country. he expects that he can work with her. for the leader of the democrats of the house. she is expected to come out here. we saw a two-minute warning seconds ago. she will come out and answer questions. the presumed next speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. we will watch that and its entirety. we will come back and hopefully, we can get some of your phone calls in. more of your reaction as we continue our campaign 2018 coverage here on c-span. >>

in montana, senator john is believeonto a sizable in the small state over matt rosen dale, the republicandidate. vote in that state. in missouri, they have been going back and forth over the course of the evening. moving ahead with about half of now, with claire mccaskill seeking a third term. she was elected years ago. republican challenger six years ago, beating the republican challenger back then. right now, josh is ahead. is a republican pickups were congressman kevin cramer has been leading in most of the polling. defeating senator heidi hyde -- finally, arizona, senate race, early now, market make sally with a narrow lead. have house results in a couple of minutes. john, republican. you are on. i wanted to say i was really happy with the turnout, early voting, first time ever for early voting, straight republican ticket. on who was going this better here or there, time, it was plain to see. a lot of texans voted early. 4.1 million of your fellow tech and's went to the is early. -- to the polls early this year. is that your standard going forward? caller: well, it was actually a shor

republican martha mcsally holding slight lead over democrat kyrsten sinema 49-48 montana republican matt rosen dale slightly ahead of democrat john and tight govan race are is now georgia, republican brian kemp getting 50.5% of the vote. democrats stacey abrams 48.6. abrams has not yet conceded there. connecticut, in republican bob stephnow sy not called. overall balance of power numbers changed dramatically last night this is what it will look like in next two years in the house, democrat it is regain control. they have 219 seats to the republicans 193 that lead may be extended as results come in from tight races. in the senate, republicans picked up four seats, they increase their majority there it is now 52-45 may be a bigger majority than that. and president trump retweeting about what he calls victory this morning here it is. those that worked with me in this incredible midterm election embracing policy and principles did very well those that did not say good-bye. yesterday wases such a very big win and all under pressure of a nasty and hostile media. come on in, r and c chair ronny mcdonnell

he is behind to republican matt rosen dale in that race -- rosendale. in that race.aration of about 3000 votes. in florida, over 8 million votes cast and in the senate race, senator bill nelson behind by ,ust about 30,000 votes continue watching that and arizona, you mentioned the two congresswoman running against each other -- congresswoman running against each other. martha mcsally to kyrsten sinema. almost at 100 -- 100% reporting. we are going to overtime in mississippi. yvette is the other race that has yet to been called. we will find out the results in the runoff happening later in the year. two tweets from the leaders of both parties, both claiming victory. tweet "tonighta was a win for the democrats and democracy. we won the house because democrats had a clear message for local families and now it is time to get to work, holding trump accountable. a tweet from the president around midnight. a tremendous success tonight, thank you to all. host: a story in the washington post this morning talking about the agenda she will set. one series of anticorruption meas

the earlier segment, had it on montana where they spent $5 million in the general election on matt rosen daleho ended up losing to john tester. gary, woodbridge, virginia, independent. go ahead. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: doing well. caller: i appreciate this every morning. i'm an avid listener in the morning. i want to touch on something quickly. i found it quite interesting that prior to the midterm elections, we were just inundated with information about the migrant invasion, yet at the election an those outlets, there's been no word mentioned of that which makes you wonder, was that really just a political ploy just for votes and there's really nothing to it because even the president has not mentioned one word about this migrant invasion ever since. i'd like your opinion on that. host: we want to hear your opinions this morning. from north carolina, democrat. go ahead. caller: good morning. i am calling because i'm disturbed about the proposed cuts to social security. the ince lloyd pepper have seniors had a voice at the congressional floor levels. and $278 billion pr

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. >> vote for mass rosen dale, who is a worker. -- matt rosendale is a vote for low taxes, low unemployment. strong borders and montana values, real montana values, john tester. , by the way who'll never vote for us, he might be a nice guy, except he tried to destroyed on mirror admiral johnny jackson. reporter: tester had a rally of his own in boseman. >> because they -- point out to folks today. it might be a different narrative tomorrow, we have a damn good secretary. he is going to fight too. the bottom line is there is a lot on the ballot this year. reporter: big name republicans have campaigned with rosendale, tester keeping it more local, with mostly campaigned with the governor of state also actor jeff bridges. >> alison thank you. >> and president getting ready to take stage for second time today, leaving montana to rally supporters in pensacola, florida, stumping for ron desantos, and senate candidate rick scott. president to speak next hour, phil keating with live in pensacola now. reporter: president trump returning to the sunshine state, second visit, second make america great