mr. benson, you dropped something. next speaker. >> good afternoon, i'm anne ludwig. my husband, a 79-year-old advanced runner is now a victim of advanced alzheimer's. what can family members do when this kind of disaster occurs. three years ago it was impossible for carl to live and be cared for at home, we were so fortunate to move him to swindeles. they have extraordinary loving and expert caregivers, many of whom have worked there most of the 20 years of existence. they are our family now. the hospital counsel report recommends this type of care but the largest member is shutting down the facility, that should be expanded to meet a growing need. some of us were told it would be moved to another campus when the current building is sold and demolished, but medicare and medi-cal don't pay for this kind of care and suter decided we're not profitable enough. they're letting it widther by atrition, shutting us down next year. we protest this decision that is wrong for our loved ones and our city. we have decided as a group, we're not moving and you will hear from other

benson, political editor for "town hall" and marie hart. let me read you from "the wall street journal" editorial page about how franklin, roy moore, how all of this fits together. "mrken is being run out of town for their own political purposes. they want him banished so they can claim their own stables so they can attack republicans who support alabama senate candidate roy moore and donald trump. mr. franken is a political ballast who has to go." you've been open and public about your feelings about roy moore. how do you think "the wall street journal" over the editorial pages, is capturing this? do they have it right? >> i think they've got it exactly right. i think democrats have finally done the right thing with al franken and john conyers. i would point out those are safe blue seats and i'd be curious to know if the dynamic would be different if that were not the case. keep in mind, senate democrats refused for weeks to say whether they would immediately expel bob menendez if he had been convicted of, you know, felonies. >> dana: they were under fire with that. >> there are reasons to be cynical. but yes, i think they've done the right thing. maybe not for all

mr. jones aligns himself with the liberal democrats in washington, alabama voters will remember his choices in the 2020 u.s. senate election. sandra, back to you. >> bill: instant analysis. guy benson has been up all night. political editor, fox news contributor. how do you see the result come out first and we'll get into some particulars. >> an earthquake. no getting around that. scott brown winning in massachusetts, tairking the seat held by ted kennedy for so long in 2010, a pre-cursor to a major wave election later that same year. i would say, bill, there is one word that can describe the number one reason that roy moore lost this election and that word is republicans. nothing happens in alabama politics without republican voters deciding it needed to happen. democrats what they needed to do to get jones in the ballpark but republican voters who wrote in another name and crossed over for doug jones and thousands upon thousands of republican voters who sat at home unwilling to support roy moore. >> bill: the last point is well taken. there is a tendency to look too much into these outcomes. over the coming days we'll let it marinate and see how it settles in. here is our voter a