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mr. muellerer should betted to finish this investigation, let the chips fall whey tmay, whatever he reports, i'm prepared to accept, whether it chon rates the president or doesn't, he should just finish the reportnd let the american public see what it is >> congresswoman zero lot of gren joining us from her office in san jose. thank you. >> thank you. >> now that dem gained control of the house, san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi appears poised to be house speaker once again. she says democratic leaders will focus on infrastructure, controlling prescription drugco sts and changing campaign laws. meanwhile in the wake of the mass shooting in thousandoaks, gavin newsom is calling for gun control. >> the national rifle association is bankrupt morally. and they need to be held to account to their rhetoric and to their actions. >> here now with michelle election results, i'm joined by kqed politics and government team, senior editor sco schafer, marisa lagos, reporter guy marzorati and joining via skype, reporter katie orr. let's begin with nancy pelosi. she made it a point to put forward

mr. desantis. >> we did as much as can be done. i'm happy with letting the chips fall where they may. >> reporter: other states perhaps holding clues to 2020, iow , michigan, neva ohio, and wisconsin, where republican governor scott walker is facing what he's called the toughest race of his life. and red kansas could see a democratic shift, with republican secretary of state kris kobach, who led the voter fraud commission, in tight contest against democrat laura kelly. in a state energized by oprah -- >> here in georgia, there's been long lines at polling places, and voters could make history tonight, where there's been controversy surroundg the republican candidate. and the woman who could become the nation's first black female governor. >> reporter: with 2020 on the horizon, pitical control of states vitally important.y kenders, nbc news, tallahassee. >>> president trump has been crisscrossing the country in the closing days of this election, trying to put himself on the ballot, telling voters in fact that casting a ballot for his preferred candidate is like ing

mrs. trump shared those views directly with her husband. but she is still in her job here at the white house. chip reid, cbs news, the white house. >>> well, the deadline to finish the mandated vote recount in florida is tomorrow. today, lawyers for democrats will ask a judge to set aside a state law that mandates votes be thrown out if signatures on mail ballot envelopes don't match the signature on file. in the senate race, republican governor rick scott has a razor thin lead over incumbent bill nelson. has called on nelson to concede. desantis holds a narrow lead over democrat andrew gillum. >>> not everyone is happy about amazon's decision to locate its second headquarters in new york city and virginia. amazon made the official announcement yesterday. the online giant was offered more than $2 billion in tax incentives that some view as corporate welfare. others are concerned about the impact on housing prices, public transportation and schools. amazon says it will create 25,000 high-paying jobs in each location. >> we need a lot of tech employees, software developers, computer scientists, engi

mrs. trump shared those views directly with her husband. even so, tonight, ricardel still has her job here at the white house. jeff. >> glor: pretty amazing to see that statement. chip, thank you. the state of maryland today sued er block the appointment of matthew whitaker as the new acting attorney general. the state argues the constitution requires that whitaker be confirmed by the senate. tee administration's expected to issue its own opinion defending the appointment. whitaker now supervises the investigation into russian owterference in the 2016 election. former first lady michelle obama said she is standing by her btto, "when they go low, we go high." in an interview for "cbs this morning," obama spoke with gayle king about the current administration. >> it seems that whatever the cura administration has done, it seems the current administration wants to undo. how do you handle that when you look at the work that you all ruve done? >> you know, the truth is that the presidency isn't ours to own, you know. it's the people's. and it's not how me and barack feel. de did our jobs. we did the best that we could do. you know, the question is how does the country fe

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chips fall where they may? >> i mean, it's hard to know, but it's hard to imagine that the president didn't know about -- i think that mro review to understand exactly what the trump campaign did, what the president knew. and you're right, there are a lot of witnesses now that are sharing information with him. may be concerned about their own culpability and their own criminal liability. but i think we all have to have confidence that mr. mull early and his team are going to get to the bottom of this. so long as they are allowed to continue this investigation, and it's free from political interference, the president has tried in every way to undermine it and to try to prevent it from continuing, and we have to all be very concerned what he'll do after the midterms. >> while i have you, you're on the judiciary committee. without getting into the things you can't discuss, how do you and your colleagues view this very bizarre story about a conspiracy they are i, perhaps sloppily done to try to potentially frame bob mueller? >> well, i think it's just an example of how desperate the republicans are getting and how afraid th

mr. president, i look forward to working with you. >> and i know that you'll put your faith in me, you'll do it again. >> we are tough, we are resilient, and when the chipsgether. >> the worst thing would be to never run at all. >> we will never yield the hallowed ground of patriotism to extremist in the statehouse and in the white house. >> gausz bless our country, let's get to work. >> together we can organize around the politics of home. >> i commit to the vote, my heart, my mind and my energy. >> i'm back and here i am. >> i end this in a way that i've been filled up so much more by you. >> we are just getting started. >> if we are going to turn this ship around as a country it is not good enough to throw a rock at our neighbor's yard, we need to cleanup our own house. >> today is more than about democrats and republicans. it's about restoring the constitution's checks and balan balances to the trump administration. >>> it is the top of the hour, and democrats are returning to power on capitol hill. they won control of the house and appeared to have lost ground in the senate. democrats have gained 28 seats in the house. that aamounts to an estimated