scheme -- steve scully cesarean whip, liz cheney as the conference chair, we have vice , garymr. mark walker palmer as our policy and mr. tom imre is heading up the nrc. he is outworking to win that majority back. i am humbled to have the privilege to serve. i will tell you our number one americato get continuing moving forward. we serve in a divided government and a divided country. our goal is to unite us back together again. our second goal will need to make sure we win the majority back. we know the challenge of what we are working on, we want to hit the ground running, we know democrats have a plan. they want to disrupt, they want to try to impeach, they want to stall what achievements we have been able to move forward. we know america is too great for such a small vision. ,e will work here every state we know where we have our challenges to win back the suburban areas, we will do just that. but i truly believe that america is and will always be the strongest nation on the face of the earth. i want to introduce our newest member of our leadership team, our conference chair,

once pulled the front of the white house and we were doing the sunday "washington journal" and steve scully was talking to mike mccurry and tony blankley at the time and president clinton -- this was 1995, president clinton was returning from church, st. john's across from lafayette park and the cars pull up to drop off president clinton and he got out and instead of heading into the white house, he took a left-hand turn and joined us in the middle of the "washington journal." it was a real compilation in terms of those highlights. there were special experiences and the first thing -- one thing i must say as a personal note, i met my wife and the mother of my three boys on the c-span school bus. it will always hold a special place in my heart. host: the bus has evolved over these years. how has it changed since its launch? guest 2: good morning, greta. when richard and i sat down yesterday discussing the bus program, to put it in perspective, in 1993, c-span only had two networks. we did not have a radio station. we did not have booktv on c-span 2 or age tv on c-span 3. the "washington jour

wasn't any less steve jobs' company. >> scully fired steve jobs. >> yeah.i'm not sure that maybe it is not such a bad thing that you know, the figurehead is this denholm but it is still musks's company. i guess it gets back to mike's point. if you believe in elon musk, maybe we're placating the sec and things go along. if you don't, well, then it wasn't going to be a great company anyway. >> i think your analogy is great on jobs is in different way. steve jobs when he came back to apple, after they blew out scully who obviously wasn't up to the job, bring back steve jobs, he was a much different ceo. he was a much more disciplined ceo. he had tim cook running the operations. he actually got along with his board. he wasn't like thumbing his nose at the board, what he did in earlier version. he is much better seasoned ceo. that is not elon musk. that is one of the other problems. hard to get rid of elon musk than jobs. elon musk owns 20% of the firm. will you fire him? >> right. >> i don't think jobs had that much control. david: in the words of your buddy, p

but we start with steve scully, who has some early outcomes. >> the president has spent the last couple of days crisscrossing the country. that includes indiana, which is the key senate race for democrats and republicans, it is a state donald trump one in 2016. as we track results, joe donnelly facing the republican candidate. areas, thehe role republican is ahead. joe donnelly has about 40% of the vote. we should point out that fort wayne, indianapolis, and gary, indiana returns have not come in and those tend to be democratic strongholds. i know you will be talking about this later, look at how close this is at the moment. dead even with amy mcgrath, the democratic challenger to republican andy barr in the six district. 71% of the vote in. now in the three virginia races that will be key for both parties, congressman scott taylor is ahead of with about 25% of the vote compared to the democratic candidate, this is along the virginia coast. in the seventh congressional district. this is a seat that eric cantor lost in 2014. narrow leadg onto a with 50% of the vote compared to 48% for th

steve scully is still getting new results. e: beyond 2:30 and we will be here for a while, it looks like. let me show you three of the closest races we have been tracking through the course of the week. a reminder, it's all in our website. in nevada, the one state that the republicans were defending, a state that hillary clinton won in 2016. right now jacky rosen, the democratic candidate, is ahead of dean heller. cnn calling this race, saying it will be a democratic pickup in the state of nevada. the ap has not yet called it. also out west in arizona, where we have been watching the returns in the senate race. this is a seat that the republicans hoping to maintain. left by jefft flake. with a leadally sinema.sten . and wisconsin, a governor's race where scott walker hoped to seek a third term. evers, the democratic candidate, with nearly 100% of the votes in. 49.6% and governor scott walker with 48.5%. >> congresswoman jacky rosen will be coming out to speak and if that happens we will bring that to you live. heidi heitkamp, c

steve scully works for joe biden and ted kennedy. now, that does not disqualify you from doing your job, his job in working with you. but that should be disclosed. ,ost: the hosts of c-span as varied and diverse as we are, we present information and don't do it with bias. i know we come from different kinds of backgrounds. people can analyze that and find that out, to be frank, but we present the information in a straightforward manner. let's go to cassidy in jackson, missouri. republican line. hello. caller: hi, how are you? host: fine, thank you. go ahead. caller: first of all, a man came on earlier who is name was john, he was a veteran and said a lot of things i agree with. i wanted to say thank you to him directly, because he was exactly right with what he said. those veterans out there they fight for our country. it doesn't matter what our parties are individually. they fight for this whole entire country, ok? the party lines works me a little, but i want to say a big thank you to president trump, and a lot of people are probab

steve scully with more results. e: the networks have also declared mike the winner in the ohio governor's race. that would be significant because -- because richard cordray was ahead and son -- in some polls. it would be key in 2020 in the buckeye state. let's focus on senate races and republican pickups. in montana, senator john is believeonto a sizable in the small state over matt rosen dale, the republican candidate. 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

and yesterday we spoke with the house majority whip steve scully's.spout tonight. >> i think kevin will get the votes. and i feel really confident in the votes that we have. at the same time. it's can be good to be interesting to see which route they go. the democrats do when they are in power. let's say with the leadership it's in place as we had been either any thoughts on priorities here. i think what will get done most will actually be in the senate rather than the house. we will seek see confirmation of quite a few more judges.ç i'm not sure that a great deal will get done in the house. i think the focus will be in the other chamber. obviously they have a spending problem. i think there will be another attempt to get through tax-cut 2.0. it won't get through the senate. and it will go nowhere. we may get another supreme court. opportunity. i think that is a possibility. we wish obviously, mayor ginsberg while. she has been working from home. the left would go actually ballistic. he may get this chance before it's done. maybe infrastructure. it w

once pulled the front of the white house and we were doing the sunday "washington journal" and steve scullyas talking to mike mccurry and tony blankley at the time and president clinton -- this was 1995, president clinton was returning from church, st. john's across from lafayette park and the cars pull up to drop off president clinton and he got out and instead of heading into the white house, he took a left-hand turn and joined us in the middle of the "washington journal." it was a real compilation in terms of those highlights. there were special experiences and the first thing -- one thing i must say as a personal note, i met my wife and the mother of my three boys on the c-span school bus. it will always hold a special place in my heart. host: the bus has evolved over these years. how has it changed since its launch? guest 2: good morning, greta. when richard and i sat down yesterday discussing the bus program, to put it in perspective, in 1993, c-span only had two networks. we did not have a radio station. we did not have booktv on c-span 2 or age tv on c-span 3. the "washington journa

slate, thethe expectation is that steve scully's will remain in the number two post as minority whip.heney from wyoming, the daughter of president -- former vice president cheney is running unopposed. a member of minnesota to be the campaign committee chair and a number of other jr. posts are also going to be filled without a competitive race. if jim jordan loses the minority leader race as it sounds we are expecting, is there a place for him somewhere in the house republican leadership? guest: he is expected to become the ranking member of the government reform committee that isopposed -- that top post something he has had his eye on for a long time that he's also had his eye on the top post of the judiciary committee as well. the expectation is that the republican committee is going to cap collins for the post. jordan will likely get the oversight post. that will put him in a much more prominent position to combat democrats as they start their aggressive oversight into the trump administration. had his, he jordan would want the judiciary post because it has a wider -- you can get in

slate, thethe expectation is that steve scully's will remain in the number two post as minority whip. cheney from wyoming, the daughter of president -- former vice president cheney is running unopposed. a member of minnesota to be the campaign committee chair and a number of other jr. posts are also going to be filled without a competitive race. if jim jordan loses the minority leader race as it sounds we are expecting, is there a place for him somewhere in the house republican leadership? guest: he is expected to become the ranking member of the government reform committee that isopposed -- that top post something he has had his eye on for a long time that he's also had his eye on the top post of the judiciary committee as well. the expectation is that the republican committee is going to cap collins for the post. jordan will likely get the oversight post. that will put him in a much more prominent position to combat democrats as they start their aggressive oversight into the trump administration. had his, he jordan would want the judiciary post because it has a wider -- you can get