williams joe biden, we saw him there. he seemed pretty pleased with the outcome. but should he be given that it's pretty clear the democrats are gonna lose the house of representatives and the senate is still not clear. yeah, exactly. i mean, politicians will spin stories to their liking the best of their ability, but he's not here. he's not totally based on what he's trying. the argument is trying to make. i'll give you a couple numbers have been floating around in the last couple days in donald trump's 1st and only mid terms in 2018. his republicans lost 40 seats in the house . 2010 obama's 1st mid terms, lost 63 seats. and bill clinton's 1st mid terms and 94 last 52 seats is democrat mid term, historically the winning the party empower the party in the white house, lose huge amounts of seats. george w bush was a bit of an aberration because of 911. he actually gained a few seats. so if, if joe biden only comes off with 5 seats loss or 10 seats loss, historically speaking, that's going to look pretty good for the democrats, especially given everything going on r

william glue croft he presents us with an election prime the mid term elections are called that because they take place in the middle of the president's 4 year term. so joe biden was elected in 2020, which means the mid terms are now 2022. they're always an important indicator of how voters feel about the party in power and how they feel about how the united states is doing. who wins the midterms can make or break the rest of a president's time in office. and joe biden is poised to lose his democratic majority, at least in the house of representatives, if not the senator. and here's why all 435 seats in the house are up for reelection . majority is anything over 218 in the senate door, a 100 seats. democrats have the bare minimum of a majority there. this year, only $35.00 of those seats are being contested and not every race has the same impact on the balance of power. that's because the u. s. is so politically divided . republicans and democrats have a lock on most of the seats. now of course, election day will probably bring surprises and upsets. but analysts think that only 35 of the 435 house seats. and just about 5 of those 35 senate races are what we ca

joe biden speaking a little earlier in washington. let's bring more analysis of the situation. we have an analysis galore of these midterm elections. williamalston at the brookings institution. a pleasure to have you on france 24. thank you for being with us. what is your reaction to biden's statement about it being a good day for democracy? william: he is right about that. the governors elected, many of them democrats, but some republicans, are committed to electoral integrity and the rule of law in election administration these are not people who will put their thumb down and attempt to distort the results. and that is true for republican governor brian kemp in georgia, who has demonstrated that by standing up to donald trump in, 2020, as well as all of the democrats including in wisconsin, pennsylvania, and in michigan, who were elected or reelected yesterday. mark: there is a sense that the fear that there could be a mini january 6 replication, that looks like it will not materialize? william: there are two issues. does the outcome of this election mean there will not be any violence at state houses? no one can guarantee that. but the

william county. in this district that is a current configuration is redrawn and what have voted for joe biden six pointsnia governor's race when youngkin beat -- youngkin carried the district was seven points. it's winnable for republicans. i think 2021 result was a big, you know, a warning alarm bell for democrats around virginia that there was a lot of territory like that in a republican, your republican climate could go. for seventh district, to me, it's [inaudible] ... their early test for me. we see republican wave. it went from biden for six points. >> it's not just virginia. i met with [inaudible] in texas, all of those races are tightening up. we'll get into why that's happening, next. ppening, next. thick n fluffy french toast. artisan challah dipped in vanilla cinnamon batter. french toast the way it's meant to be. try all three flavors. only at ihop. download the app and earn free food with every purchase. with downy infusions, let the scent set the mood. feel the difference with downy. ever wonder why they call it the american dream... and not the american goal? announcer: derek jeter ...or

joe biden. meanwhile, another january 6th rioter has been convicted. a jury found 23-year-old riley williamslty on six charges, including two felonies, civil disorder and impeding officers who tried to clear the capitol rotunda. juriss failed to reach a unanimous verdict on two other counts, whether she aided and abbetted the theft of nancy pelosi's laptop from her office. during the attack, williams barged into the speaker's offices, filmed rioters breaking into the building, pushed against cops an tried to organize other rioters inside the rotunda. a federal judge ordered williams to remain in custody for her sentencing, which is scheduled for february. >>> also today, senator lindsey graham will finally appear before the fulton county georgia grand jury investigating possible interference in the 2020 election. graham had fought for months to quash a subpoena ordering him to testify about a pair of phone calls he made to georgia elections officials in the weeks following the 2020 election. graham argued the case up to the supreme court. but earlier this month, it upheld lower court rulings

joe biden will have a congress that is much more difficult for him to manage and navigate. he w correspondent, mikaela christina reporting from washington dc. thank you. natty de, please. william le croft, his passive, our team here in berlin covering these us mid terms. william, tell us in a nutshell, what is this election going to come down to the top issues that voters, you know, that, that motivated or, or push voters to get out to the polls or to vote early as millions have done. is it gonna come down to economy and inflation is going to come down to gun controls and, and come down to abortion, or lack thereof. healthcare's just heard a me shayla talking about crime is something that conservatives in republicanism, pushing really hard, cuz that's usually something that can scare people into it, to the voting booth. if people think that, that their safety is at risk. it's gonna be very interesting when we see exit polls, we see kind of the post mortem data, so to speak. what really got people to come out. and which side was we like to talk about enthusiasm. it's a bit of a mushy number, a bit of a mushy data point, but there is something to about which side is really enthu

williams. fox news political analyst, welcome back. >> thank you, kennedy. i think your whistling past the graveyard. kennedy: i'm not whistling. the -- if there is a graveyard because, joe bidenran it to ground with bad policies, bad foreign policy and over spending. at least i see it for what it is, we're already dead, if we're dead, how is it most important election? >> well i think that there is no question, first, let me take it away from all of the liberal media talking heads you have been whipping up. let me tell you here is what american people say in the polls you were defending. it is like sept 70% they is election is about democracy and stability of our constitution, 70% of republicans who believe that last election was based on voter fraud. it is like you know 50% of republicans who say, you know it is just unbelievable they have no faith in the outcomes of these midterm elections, and it is like 40% of all voters, democrats and republicans who think we'll have more political violence after the midterms the kind that saw paul pelosi get hammered in the head. kennedy: -- okay. >> purpose important election they don't want more political violence. kennedy: a few very

monday, the day we met grossi, presidents joe biden and xi jinping met in bali and condemned putin's threat to use a nuclear weapon. and in turkey, cia director williamd his russian counterpart of the consequences of such a move. here we are talking about the possibility of a dirty bomb or a real bomb. i mean, this kind of idea of nuclear armageddon because countries are now throwing the idea of using a nuclear weapon. >> yes. >> they're just throwing it up in the air. >> you talk about using nuclear weapons, as you could use this howitzer -- this is a completely different ball game. >> reporter: so heads of state should not be throwing this around? >> they should not be doing that. >> reporter: rafael grossi at 61 has been working to prevent the proliferation of nukes for almost four decades. he's seen here with his fellow hichilen, ven daughts and one son.atim coaing his son's soccer team on a rare day off. he's been particularly busy, given the number of rogue states suspected of developing a bomb. how close is iran to making a nuclear bomb? >> at the current level of protection of enriched uranium, iran accumulated already enough material to have

williams: in a july phone call, trump repeatedly pressured the president of ukraine to investigate joe biden'st would benefit his reelection. reporter: i see three crimes here, extortion by the president, which is basically using a threat to obtain something of value, conspiracy to engage in extortion, and conspiracy to violate federal election law to obtain foreign interference in the united states election. pelosi: the actions of the trump presidency revealed betrayal of his oath of office, betrayal of our national security, and betrayal of the integrity of our elections. jamie raskin: it was our breakthrough day. we've been waiting for it for three years. and i got the newspapers. i'm saving those papers, julie. julie: awesome jamie raskin: yeah. ♪ jamie raskin: the whole ukraine shakedown seemed like a game changer because they were caught red-handed. it unified those people who were very concerned about the political corruption and the lawlessness with those who were concerned about what donald trump was doing to america's image and reputation in the world. and i think that's why the impe

williams. fox news political analyst and kellyanne conway, hello to you both. nice to see you in person. "politico" today. no one has more riding on the outcome than joe biden.ghout all the head winds he faced in the two years and one day since he got the president see he had house and senate majorities and leaders backing him up. now the back stop is seriously at risk, end quote. juan. >> i think two things to consider. one is he had a very narrow margin. clearly 50/50 in the senate. and not much more in the house. and got a tremendous amount done legislatively. we can go through the checklist. without that where does he go? i don't think i stand alone saying republicans are likely to take control of the house tonight. so with kevin mccarthy under the influence of a lot of far right wingers, freedom caucus types in the house, exactly what can you expect if you are the president of the united states? the answer will be not much. so i think as a result, he has to hope he holds the senate and can still deal with judges and i think he has to intend to make a very clear statement about getting republicans back on their heels about support for ukraine if they int

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