pleased to welcome in peter king of nbc sports and the peter king podcast.nsumer business. we're a consumer channel i think it fits perfectly. let's talk about it. it been a weird year you have no -- even the jets have a winning record at week ten going into week 11 the defending super bowl champions have a losing record, lost four straight to you, what has been the one or two most interesting story lines so far and what's been kind of a weird football season. >> we all thought at the beginning of the year that the afc west was going to be one of the best divisions in history quite honestly and now here we are at thanksgiving and there is one team in the afc west that's over 500. the kansas city chiefs are on their way to winning that division for the seventh straight year. no one else has won it since peyton manning walked off campus in denver in 2015. so it's just -- that's a surprise probably the other two, you know, kind of looking at it from 10,000 feet surprises is the fact that both eastern divisions are far better than anybody thought. how in the wor

>> people compared you to peter king. >> i like peter king. >> you like to compare yourself to peter er king is a great friend and congressman for new york. >> what kind of congressman will you be? >> like pete king. he stood up for new york. i was the only republican pick up in the state assembly two years ago, i flipped a district. i did that going into every community and talking to every voter regardless of their party affiliation, race, ethnicity, religion. i want to represent the people that elect me. i will be a republican that represents everyone that goes down to washington to fight for my district and my community. and that's what my focus will be. this district has 70,000 more democrats than republicans. i'm going to win tomorrow because i have talked about the issues that people are focused on. and as their members of congress i'm going to be their voice. i'm not looking to go be one of 435, i'm not looking to be a rubber stamp, i'm going to fight for what matters to my constituents. >> i voted early on friday, i went after work, and we got there, the voting place, the pol

. >> brian: peter king was it during the bush years peter king was it. one of the reasons was will clintons liked peter king for not pushing for impeachment so they didn't put anybody against him. >> steve: a red wave on long island. gigantic red wave down in florida. and one of the reasons was that miami-dade county went for in double digits for ron desantis. >> ainsley: first time in 20 years. >> steve: ron desantis lost miami-dade county by, i think, 20 points, something like that. a couple of years ago. what a resurgence. but, as it turns out, naturally, some on the political left are looking for reasons. you know, why did so many latinos vote for ron desantis? well, in part, jen psaki, the former white house press secretary, now msnbc pundit said this via tweet. the latino vote is not the same everywhere. there are huge generational differences and in florida, population of older voters, more likely republicans, much larger than younger. socialism does not play there. and there is -- and this is the important part. she says there is a massive disinf

bishop has long champion the marauders legacy and former congressman peter king always a reliable voice for our nation's veterans. finally, thank you to all those joining us online to honor the marauders profound patriotism and unwavering devotion to duty ladies and gentlemen at this time planned as you please stand as you are able for the presentation of the colors and the national anthem. oh lord. but okay. try come present. oh. oh say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we held at the twilight's last gleaming. who's brought some rights and bright stars through the par? adise fight or the ramparts. we watched were so gallantly streaming. and the rockets were the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh say does that star-spangled banner yet? or the land of the and the home of the oh. shoulder talk to much. ladies and gentlemen, please join me as we mark this very special occasion in a word of prayer. gracious and merciful lord you are the giver of life the igniter of faith the provider of hope and the author of love. might

iv , moreover, both kings considered peter a younger brother and an auxiliary force, while the opponentd king charles 12 was a parade hunter, none of they were not accepted at all. seriously. he fell into his father's over the knee boots. where he should have been pulled out by the ears and dropped it well joked, the polish king august, having besieged riga , which was part of sweden, managed to joke, because on the fourth of august the swedish fleet appeared in copenhagen harbor. young charles with an unexpected blow forced the danish king to withdraw from the war . august soon lifted the siege of riga and left. peter with a poorly trained army turned out to be one on one, the strongest army in europe, the great northern war began. russian troops planted a fortress, narva artillery turned out to be weak and the shelling of the fortress had no results . and after 2 weeks, the main forces approached narva. on the eve of the battle, peter left the swedes as the commander-in-chief of the duke, declared and left for novgorod, he did not see how the iron swedish infantry scattered, along the

the fact that peter king former congressman talks about a personality cult someone said we don't haveo suck up to trump anymore. to me it's like a breakup, if i'm a republican and in charge of the party i would be thinking after break if we reground, you reset and say what i learned and what can i bring to my next relationship this time with the american people to make it more successful. i think there's a lot of that going on. gerry: charlie do you think the republican party is ready for the breakable donald trump, or not convinced you may go ahead with the plan announced, very big announcement he's going to make next week, obviously again were to talk about ron desantis later but trump is not done is he? >> i do not think he is done and obviously one of the realities of life you end up taking the good with the bad some of donald trump's greatest attributes are also his biggest weaknesses in one of those is the fact that he is not a quitter and he keeps fighting and he can fight or anything and people like that about him. as laura points out, it's very complicated and very difficult

former congressman, peter king. always a reliable voice for our nations veterans. finally, thank you to all those joining us online to honor the marauders profound patriotism and unwavering devotion to duty. ladies and gentlemen and, at this time, maybe please stand as you are able for the presentation of the colors and the national anthem. >> forward march! resent arms! ♪ oh say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly ♪ ♪ we hailed at ♪ ♪ the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes ♪ ♪ and bright stars ♪ ♪ thru the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts ♪ ♪ we watched were ♪ ♪ so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rocket's red glare ♪ ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh say does ♪ ♪ that star-spangled banner ♪ ♪ yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> right shoulder arms! colors turn, march. >> ladies and gentlemen please join me as we mark this very special occasion in a word of prayer. gracious and merciful lower, you are the giver of lif

peter king, who has been supportive, saying we need to stop being a cult of personality and get backhis is a good first step. it's a huge wake-up call for the republican party. >> ashley, you hear alice making the face that trump shouldn't be the face of the republican party going into 2024. should joe biden be the face and the democratic candidate going into 2024? >> i think there are two sides to this coin. joe biden has had a great presidency so far. he still has two more years to deliver. there's also an opportunity for him to pass the torch if he chooses to. we as democrats want to make sure we have a strong bench. i think this midterm election opens up our bench somewhat for new and aspiring democratic leaders, whether it's the new governor of massachusetts or maryland or michigan. i think that there are opportunities for a torch to be passed, a generational torch, so to say. i also think if he wants to run, he's up for the job and that's his choice. >> jim, if i could add one quick note on trump's dominance of the party, we all have to acknowledge that he did build a solid bas

one former supporter, peter king from new york, he doesn't want the republican party to become, quote, a personality cult. elon musk tells twitter staff the, no more remote work. get back to the office. president biden will meet face to face with china's leader, xi jinping. we're told they will be discussing u.s./china red lines. we're going to cover it all on this thursday, november 10th, 2022. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ your love is lifting me -- stuart: your love keeps -- well, just gets higher and higher. you talked about the stock market? look at this, futures are summering as inflation eases. -- surges. good morning, lauren. lauren: this is tremendous. inflation is moderating. i think we can say that. i'm not sure if it's a trend -- stuart: ooh, economist lauren simonetti. [laughter] lauren: i looked at what economists thought. the 16 different brokerages came out with where they thought annual inflation was going to be, 7.8-8.1, and bam, it comes in at a 7.7%. goods, used cars down 2.4% in october, clothing, furniture, airfare, all down. look where it's spiking.

what kind of congressman you wanted to be if you won and you've often said you wanted to be like peter kingomeone who has long supported former president trump. there are big questions about trump's role following tuesday night. he said "i strongly believe he should no longer be the face of the republican party, saying the party cannot become a personality cult and saying that trump's self-promotion and attacks on republicans like ron desantis and mitch mcconnell were largely responsible for republicans not having the red wave." do you agree? >> i think the president is going to make a determination as to what he wants to do with respect to running. i would like to see the party move forward. i think any time you, you know, are focused on the future, you can't so much go to the past. and i think people are really excited about the opportunity to address the challenges that we're facing as a country and i think more focus needs to be on the issues and the substance of those issues than on personalities. >> you want to see the party move forward from trump. >> yeah. i think moving in a differ

. >> longtime trump backer congressman peter king of new york put more bluntly, tweeting, quote, youed. that is a message to republicans must deliver to donald, trump asap. i should've been a red wave election for republicans this, year instead saw the gop take back the house and stumble into another 50/50 stalemate in the senate. the proximate cause of this failure was donald from. he held massive rallies where he ranted endlessly about himself. complain about the 2020 election, and attack other republicans. it was trump's ego, first last, and always. and. quote conservative blocker michael circled it sees a silver lining in all, this in a tweet posted to his 1 million followers. he, said, quote losing always sucks. but at least no one has to suck up to trump anymore. and quote. criticism from within his own party does not appear to have faced trump. who seems ready to plunge the entire gop, straight into a third trump presidential campaign. announcement on the heels of a disappointing midterm outcome, has forced the gop a hand. republican elites rallying behind the ex president, in

peter needed experienced sailors, and their past king was not so interested in the serbian corsair's nople, the russian ambassador peter personally examined the sailor and immediately promoted him to the rank of captain of the first rank. with my thing, it handled galleys perfectly, namely, on the galley fleet, peter made the main bet in the naval war with sweden, the baltic dick in narrow shallow bays of the goler turned out to be more effective than large ships. on june 21, 1714, the russian rowing fleet under the command of admiral general apraksin met cape gangut with the powerful swedish squadron of admiral matranga tsar peter and apraksin looked into the chimneys for a long time, counting the enemy pennants. in the end , they decided to make a transfer in order to drag some of their colleagues to the neighboring fjord. admiral vatrank sent 10 russian ships to intercept, but peter canceled the pulling of the golar, he waited for a complete calm, when the swedish sailboats became helpless, he ordered 35 galleys. under the command of mayevich, they flew out of the bay and headed to

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bitter cold took the snow parade. 12 days later, on the night of january 18-19, peter ii, after the death of the young kingountry was on the verge of complete ruin, unlike his great grandfather. peter ii was not interested in either the army or the navy, st. petersburg, overgrown with grass due to the small number of inhabitants, new ships were not built the old provinces became more frequent. after the death of peter , the supreme privy council hastily gathered after the disgrace of menshikov, it was run by representatives of the old family of princes dolgoruky, they had to solve the main issue. who will take the throne? with the grandson of peter the great, the male line of the romanov dynasty was completely cut off and now the eyes of the leaders turned to the woman ; influential friends in the capital. who better than to give obedient puppet princes dolgoruky to consolidate their position, and did not make up the so -called conditions. she could receive the throne only if this document was signed. according to the terms of the empress, she had no right to declare war and conclude peace, to impose new t

king. blacksmith nikita and tsar peter are legends and one thing they knew is doubtful, the tsar, carried away by the grandiose ideas of rebuilding the country everywhere, was looking for the same obsessed comrades-in-arms. and the one who managed to show in time that for the sake of great deeds he is ready for anything. it immediately became the king's favorite. nikita the king managed to seem, all that remained was to come up with a story that was pleasant to the people's ear, how did this happen? not some kind of fairy tale, but real pain. gave tsar shafirovsky the famous german master of the kuchenreiter work . and he broke down, but it’s not difficult for me to subordinate. well, what fixed fixed. and when they began to give, he began and said, yes, do i live until the time when in my russia they will work like that? and i spoke. and here is my work against the germans. my work so did it happen or not? reliably unknown clear? one nikita a, from 1702 years, everyone has officially called him. nikita demidov understood that in order to work without interference , relations with the state mu

and there's a beautiful movie called king in the wilderness that i would recommend to you made by the filmmaker peter kunhardt. and it's about the last year in dr. king's life. you must see this film, and it's told from the perspective of people who were his comrade who were still living and there's footage we've never seen before of dr. king playing with the children before. gets picked up the next morning to be taken to memphis and about weariness and the weariness his comrades but how they found laughter and took care of each other. so i think that that continual taking care of each other and and hearing the lessons across generations is a something we can do. and i think that also in any movement, you know, it's smart movements. there's that sense where okay you send out, you know, these people are on this particular frontline and these people are doing this kind of work and then you switch it, right? because not can be frontline. some people are frontline people and some people are back the house people who are doing logistics. so i think that just, you know, the continual study of what hasn't a

a number of black leaders were also to small slow for martin luther king and others. thank you. peteryou want to add something to that? no, or opera? >> i just had some thoughts on her song for women. municipal to general, that song is definitely i think her acknowledging the stereotyping is empowering it's like, because stereotypes exist for a reason and it is like recognizing that women being put in these boxes is like, she knows what that is like. and giving it a platform, sharing that art with like the rest of the world around it. and then i think that needs someone to, we shall see in culture today like she said with a lot in rap music by black artist today. so she is very relevant to today as well. we >> thank you on your presentation i. think yes, very good points. very helpful. exactly. i think exposing the stereotypes can help to demolish them. so her next activist album was to honor martin luther king after's assassination in 1968 when she was the king of love is that. soon after though, she gave up on activism. she blamed the music industry for turning on her for her protes

language of culture, it got to the point that during the seven-year war of russia, peter openly called the prussian kingctory and it is surprising that the heir was preliminary. elizabeth knew about this, what would happen to the state when peter iii ascended the russian throne. no, there was something in the issue of the throne of heritage. late elizabeth hoped only that peter would have an heir who will be accepted by society. the seven years' war began in 1756 as a conflict between two military alliances russia-austria, france on the one hand. and england, prussia and the german principalities on the other fighting. waged in europe, america, africa, asia, this war became one of the largest conflicts of the 18-19 centuries, winston churchill even called it the first world war. russia prussia remained implacable opponents in this war after several years of exhausting war. in the very center of europe, the russian army won two loud victory over the prussian troops in august 1757 at the battle of gross pegersdorf and two years later in the battle, when he died. older in january 1758. russian troops took

balance was established, tsarina natalya and peter on the outskirts tsarevna sofya and ivan in the kremlin came together only during important ceremonies for the kingss, they made a double throne with a special window during the receptions of foreign ambassadors, the prince suggested how to behave and what to say? although peter was small, he thought quickly, but everything was harder for ivan, like many boys born to maria miloslavskaya, ivan alekseevich was painful from childhood with dropsy of scurvy. general debility plus intellectual retardation and very poor vision. he was sluggish, indifferent to anything special and did not show any interest in power. sophia ruled the state, consulting with her favorite golitsyn, who received the magnificent title of a large regiment of a yard governor, royal large seals and great state embassy affairs, the saver, with the approval of sophia golitsyn, drew up a project of transforming the state, fantastic for those times, in which he was ahead of his time by almost 150 years. the main point was the liberation of the peasants from serfdom , then such an action could lead to a great noble rebellion. otherwise,

peter. let's bring in brian brenberg, business and economics professor at the king's college in manhattan andsident biden talking about the rail strike. he calls himself the best friends unions have ever had in the white house and he's lavished enough money on the public unions. apparently workers in the private economy are not feeling the same love and maybe mr. biden should stay out of the way. fair assessment? >> he wanted a big political win in september. so he said this is a deal i want you to pitch. we're going to avert any problems before the mid-term election. now here we are late november and the railway workers didn't like that deal very much. four of the 12 unions rejected it. so now we're at crunch time again. trace, let's be clear on how big of a deal this is. 40% of our long haul haulage goes over railroads. you're talking about two billion a day hit. you're talking about things like oil, talking about chemicals, feed stock. it doesn't just start when a strike starts. you can't have chemicals sitting on railway cars if we have a strike. that has to be shut down a week or more be

peter, thank you very much. appreciate that live report. let's bring back kingsand economics professor and fox news contributor brian brenberg and john lonski. brian -- [laughter] here's my favorite headline of the afternoon from reuters: venezuelan oil offers little the u.s. or to chevron. [laughter] >> you can't make this up. this administration talks about sustainability. the one thing they're good at sustaining are dictators, autocrats and tyrants. who does this help? venezuela gets to pump oil again. do you think they're going to have fair elections? do you think maduro has turned over a new leaf? no. here's what's happening, the biden administration has said we're not going to do this in america, but oil prices are a problem so, gee, how can we get out of it in the short term? i mow, we'll go to venezuela -- i know, we'll go to venezuela. cheryl: john, heating oil, diesel, i mean, the list goes on and on. one in five homes in the northeast use heating oil, and here comes winter. >> up 40% from a year ago, i believe. so this is going to be a problem for the

peter i. when the troops of the swedish king charlemagne were defeated in the battle near poltava, a resoundinghe drawing up of a secret plan for the conquest by the russians of almost the entire world , it was this petrovsky testament that napoleon bonaparte would use as arguments for the preparation of the eastern company of 1812 . later, the french recognize the plans of peter the great for world domination mytho, but not unconditionally, that this fiction serves perfectly goals of anti-russian speeches. in the meantime, in order to set as many frenchmen as possible against russia, bonaparte will order the publication of a series of articles in popular publications of that time that europe will inevitably become the prey of russia and, when meeting with russian diplomats, will repeatedly indicate the main goal of his emperorship. i intend to make every effort to prevent you from spreading your influence and force you to return to asia where you came from russia is not a european country. she shouldn't be and she won't be. such that it is worth weakening your ties with europe and you yourself

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in the summer of 1788, the swedish army under under the command of king gustav iii, invaded russia, losing to petern lost the status of a great power and dreamed of taking it for many years. revenge for the return of the baltic region gustov. a new war was needed, but it was impossible to declare it just like that without the consent of the parliament, in order to overcome the resistance of the nobility, the king went for a trick, he secretly ordered the tailor of the royal opera to sew a russian uniform for one of the detachments, which then staged an allegedly russian attack on the swedish outpost, pumal the whole overloan attack russian troops. they reached the parliament, the members of which immediately gave permission for a war with the russian empire on june 28, 1914, in the basin city of sarajevo , the heir to the austrian throne , franz ferdinand, was shot dead by a serbian nationalist europe was seething for a big war , the countries were preparing from the very beginning of the twentieth century, germany openly threatened france austro-hungarian empire several. once the mobilization bega

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peter, the great russia became a powerful state which of course russia looked in due on the scene before the others led, but suddenly appeared under you up with talking power in competition. so for the king, go files to us, accept with sensory mud room. personal for this house is to go, falls of them for the middle of it so that the guy said he was in the study. sca took a class when he was there. what that at all, but i was fortunate even indeed he's a d a and he's of i guess, luca citizens. but i'm not sure how to say, i'm going off in the labs up of the writings in video that i will rock whose results in the last book here. so when i say that was left open, i didn't that i see which an insidious to tourism oceania. a mosque cory among the skier, but you're only a tissue so sort of course won't go them must coyer with the whitish terrible up goes up south so we will just but using with the new moors with somewhere there warrior put you area chip h was our pool, i'm not dumpster status, is there a wolf? i need to completely exam malea dog in the word. so dorians form healey, bloody on, still not almost our new store and he just bought that peter 3, it was the slow coupler. those will su

and there's a beautiful movie called king in the wilderness that i would recommend to you made by the filmmaker peter kunhardt. and it's about the last year in dr. king's life. you must see this film, and it's told from the perspective of people who were his comrade who were still living and there's footage we've never seen before of dr. king playing with the children before. gets picked up the next morning to be taken to memphis and about weariness and the weariness his comrades but how they found laughter and took care of each other. so i think that that continual taking care of each other and and hearing the lessons across generations is a something we can do. and i think that also in any movement, you know, it's smart movements. there's that sense where okay you send out, you know, these people are on this particular frontline and these people are doing this kind of work and then you switch it, right? because not can be frontline. some people are frontline people and some people are back the house people who are doing logistics. so i think that just, you know, the continual study of what hasn't a

peter, how confident are you that trump is going to announce tomorrow? we talk about these election results proving at the point that he is not the king or king maker, but we are also seeing right-wing media outlets talked, about mike pence is -- >> yeah, i think one we need -- is in fact as a kind of, you know what did mike pence, right, because this is the day has book comes out. trump will upend him by making a lot of attention john terms, self he likes that. you know, what i think -- say he shouldn't but now he think he will -- it would look really odd because he's built up so much expectation here. but he does like the big tees, i think even hit the announces tomorrow, if he doesn't follow through with it for the next two, yes there's a possibility he says maybe i, will maybe i won't. he's the king of keeping people on suspense, and it wouldn't surprise me that even if he says tomorrow i'm running for president, we still have some question about that going down. he wants to prove he was right, and everyone else was wrong, and he will try to turn the table by moving on from last week's bad news, to creating his own buzz for this upcoming race. >> ch

kings 500 in this play by james goldman, the sons of henry ii plantagenet intrigue both against each other and against their old father. lion in winter perhaps? the most famous film adaptation with petererine hebn fistula for 400, this ancient commander and writer noted that the inhabitants of the south the shores of the black sea are able to communicate by whistling through wide valleys. this was claimed by the xenofund , centralnaya street is over 400. nevsky prospekt owes the name not to the neva river, but to this particular object, located at one end of alexander nevsky prospekt, of course, now you get the cat in the bag minus that you have zero for pavel 3,800 for andrey to whom ? thank you pavel topic housing issue. attention to the screen. in the soviet caricature , primitive people complain, and for such and such a hut he tore off us. finish the sentence, maybe three skins. let's get a look. however, i accept your answer. chief, you understood that we are talking about skins. please british kings over 300 in the eleventh century and true abgun became the last king. in this part of great britain, subsequent independent rulers bore the title of princes. maybe it's wales that's

peter wanted russia to stand up in a number of european superpowers at sea, then the blue-white-red colors of the flags of england france dominated, and austria and prussia, especially beloved by the kingf holland, dominated on land with their black and yellow colors. after the october revolution, the tricolor was replaced by the red flag. the usual simple and concise look of the soviet flag does not immediately receive the first year. after the revolution, even such variants of the double-headed eagle were in use. on a red background. the first official flag was approved by a decree in the central executive committee of april 13, 1918. it was created by a student of ilya repin artist. sergei chekhonin, the abbreviation of the rsfsr was written in gold old slavonic letters in the upper left corner. this is really old slavonic news enough e, well-stylized handwritten writing of letters, that is, it was before the era of early printed books, but it did not take root only in 1924, the red banner, familiar to many from childhood, became the flag of the ussr, a sickle, a hammer and a star, this option remained unchanged until the collapse of the soviet union, the red flag today is perceived

king. it i was reading about this. well, you know, peteru think right that we should think it's right that we should do could be doing do that. but we could be doing this everything. it doesn't this for everything. it doesn't end, well, how far end, you know. well, how far do we back? how much do we we go back? how how much do we carry with the signalling? surely leaders i mean, okay, you've phone there. you've got a mobile phone there. know, you've got it's probably got a one got components. got a new one today. i've done very today. i think i've done very excited i'm sure even excited about it. i'm sure even the i'm wearing. as i the clothes i'm wearing. as i said, they probably there's been some of very nice some sort of a very nice clothes. you very much, clothes. thank you very much, stanley. commented, stanley. and also you commented, peter. the point peter. thank you. but the point is been some is there's been some exploitation literally exploitation in literally everything we surely everything we do. so we surely we've got to stop t

peter. >> i have to respond to your buyers remark. >> john here in terms of the administration. >> was buyers coworkers. >> i believe it was adam clayton powell junior one point alleges he and martin luther king were lovers and there was a riot going on. >>. [inaudible] baldwin said in an interview in turkey, the king has been murdered, he's trying to commit suicide and really trying to grapple with this book that was supposed to be kind of an autobiography but was added as he describes it was this nice motherfucker. a reporter from 70 came over and there was a party, jimmy was holding forth and he asked him about hope and baldwin gave him that filled smile and he said hope is invented every day. so when i invoke hope it's not optimism because if you have to invent hope every day it means you have to be backs despair every day . if it is blue soaked hope, it's that moment in dubois's souls of black folks where he's grappling with the fact that his son has died and he can't find comfort and he says this is hope, not hopeless butunhelpful . a hope not hopeless but i'm hopeful. bb king would translate that as nobody loves me but my mother and she could be jiving to. there's hope that she's still

peter danilovich gromov could kill. eat people will lead us to the most important katran , he is not the joker, he is the king, he called started because the counting of votes is actually going on. and it is not clear how the election campaign will end now. in any case, before the start, until yesterday, the republicans were confident in their major victory both in the senate and in the house representatives, however, so far, that has not happened, the elections to the senate are presented here on this map. uh, for now, forecasts. this is not yet official election results show that the republicans will have 49 seats in the senate. the democrats have 48. and there are only 100 more seats in the senate, which it is not clear who will leave, and therefore what the alignment will be is unknown. in the current senate, the deal is 50-50 and the vote is in favor of the democrats. this is the voice of vice president kamal haris. and now let's look at the map of the elections to the house of representatives, it would seem an absolute victory republican constituencies marked in red are where the republicans won, but the east west

this afternoon, the king and the queen consort are in doncaster which is getting city status as part of the queens jubilee. fiona, thank you very much indeed. the comedian peteread around that? can't wait to see him. let's see what _ head around that? can't wait to see him. let's see what the _ head around that? can't wait to see him. let's see what the weather - head around that? can't wait to see him. let's see what the weather is l him. let's see what the weather is doing now. sarah has at the latest forecast. it's looking a little bit dryer that has of the past week or so, after the way to start to november on record for the southeast of england. the weather is now dry up the next couple days. this is how we end this deed and the two beautiful clear skies for that lovely college there as the sunset. something a little quieter for the as the sunset. something a little quieterfor the next as the sunset. something a little quieter for the next few days, certainly looking dryer for most of us, not everywhere but breezy conditions and exceptionally mild for this year. at the moment was got this weather front that will continue to sit across the northwest of sc