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until the house is still uncertain, five days after election day. next the press are predicting a giant red wave. did not happen. >> house republicans inched closer to a need narrow majority of the wrangling has begun over who will blame the speakers and gavel. will sound exclusive with the public and congressman jim banks on the leadership battle and his party's plans for the new congress.

then, déjà vu all over again. georgia faces another senate run off as herschel walker and raphael were not prepared to face off in december. quickly ready to do this summer time? x we are in overtime. that means it got a runoff. cliques maryland voters of the governor office red to blue setting political newcomer to the statehouse. will sit down with governor elect wes moore on defined midterm expectations. plus. >> i am going to be making a very big announcement on tue tuesday. his phone president trump fires a warning shot a republicans eyeing 2024. >> i believe the survival of the american experiment requires a revival of true american principles. >> will ask her sunday pan about the brewing rivalries. also, talk to send a reporter's notebook with some of the team just back from the campaign

trail. i'll write on "fox news sunday". ♪. shannon: hill from fox news in washington. democrats defy expectations learning overnight they will retain control of the senate. and the republicans appear to be on the path to a slim majority in the house. democrats still have in your pathway to retain power there as well. let's take a look. and house republicans need seven more seats to get the 218 they need to regain control. but in the >> retain certain about a seat that happened late saturday giving democrats 50 seats. the georgia senate races headed for runoff next month. but even if that seat goes red democrats still have control with vice president kamala harris tie-breaking vote. the midterm vote counting continues, others are quickly pivoting to 2024. governor desantis at landslide victory in florida, fueling even more speculation about his

aspirations for higher office. >> well, our country flounders due to failed leadership in washington, florida is on the right track. we've got so much more to do and i have only begun to fight. space excess drawing the ire of former president donald trump who could launch his own bed as early as 20 trump running on truth social, ron dissing tim own uses playing games. news asked them is going to run for president trump runs and he says i'm only focus on the governor's race i am not looking into the future. well, turns of loyalty in class, that's really not the right answer. meanwhile president biden weighing in. >> policing to be a tougher competitor rhonda sanders and former president trump? i think be fun to watch and take on each other progress in a moment we jump in the end that congressman jim banks who is considered running house republicans most competitive leadership race.

we begin with team coverage jackie is traveling with the president indonesia he's looking to spend some of his newfound political capitol and preparing to meet with chinese president xi. to jonathan hunt live in las vegas, nevada where the senate races finally been called, jonathan. >> good morning shannon. exactly 6:20 p.m. local time last night senator catherine cortez masco tweeted thank you nevada, just minutes after clark county officials dropped their last batch of ballot numbers. despite an election night late it had been clear for a couple of days that all of the was swinging away from republican challenger adam laxalt as he votes from democrat heavy clark county piled up. bar outnumbering those from nevada's red rural counties. there's been no indication as yet the republicans here will make any legal challenge to the account despite the fact former president donald trump claimed

postelection day the clark county system is quite corrupt for election officials here dismiss that as outrageous and uninformed. and noted they heard the same thing for mr. trump two years ago. along with senator markel is a victory in, this nevada win gives democrats control of the u.s. senate regardless of the outcome of george's runoff election in december. on the brighter side for republicans i did pick up nevada's governor's seat with sheriff joe lombardo ousting democrat incumbent steve to select. a loan flip for republicans in this gubernatorial elections but cold comfort when compared to control of the u.s. senate. shannon: jonathan hunt reported from vegas. jonathan thank you pro turn out to jackie live, hello. talks hello shannon, good morning to you. president biden heads towards a

pivotal meeting here in indonesia with the greatest military and economic arrival. he's buoyed by better-than-expected midterm performance from his party. >> i know i'm coming in stronger i'm going to need that i know xi jinping too. >> the white house heading low expectations for biden's first meeting with his chinese counterpart as president striking out deliverables and framing goals around managing a contentious relationship after president xi to tighten his grip on power with an unprecedented third term. >> of just got to figure out where the red lines are what are the most important things to each of us in the next two years request biden's produced pushing for a hard line with president xi. >> i believe he sees this as a narrow window in which he has a power inched while joe biden is in office he might be able to achieve long-standing goals like for instance invading and annexing taiwan to the mainland. >> in cambodia biden called out the grab for dominance without naming names off in the commitment to southeastern nation.

>> together will tackle the biggest issues of our time from climate, to health security, to defend against the significant threats based order and threats of the rule of law. g20 leaders biden will seek to stabilize the global economy amid russia's war in ukraine, ramp up pressure on pollutant will not intent. power democracy over autocracy emboldened by his party's own success. >> election chosen our democracy will survive and the american people will vote for the party, in this case the democratic party, and tries to preserve that democracy not undermine it. >> even as the path for biden's legislative agenda remains in question. >> as i've said all along it will be perilously close. we can win it. >> biden just met with the leaders of south korea and japan to coordinate on north korea's growing threats pretensions are now at ahead after kim jong-un stepped up military exercises in

recent months but present biden plans to push chinese president xi to wield his influence in what biden will frame as a mutual interest. >> more foreign policy coming up. janet reported from bali thank you very much for joining us from now indiana republican congressman welcome back to fox news send a pair. >> likes to be here. >> democrat summit to control the senate week so wait until it happens in the house but he had the president say he sees a path for democrats to hold a packed house as well pray let's look at that in the light of this part wall street journal editorial board says some 70% of voters tuesday said they are unhappy with the state of the nation with an unpopular president, 8% inflation, falling real incomes, rising crime and chaos of the border. the gop should have coasted at least to a normal midterm victory. so congressman what happened? >> first well this is a very disappointing outcome on election night. not the one we expected to pray to be a lot of unpacking of the outcome for weeks to come, did

we have the wrong strategy? why did our message not breakthrough question requited the voters not buy into the vision and the message republicans were selling? but the fact remains that joe biden is an enormously unpopular president less than 40% approval rating, 80% of americans believe this country is on the wrong track. republicans will win the majority it will be a very slim majority but we have an opportunity over the next two years to be the last line of defense to block the biting agenda. if we do that effectively and pass legislation that addresses the issues that the american people care about, bringing down inflation and gas prices, the border, the drug crisis in america, and the national security issues that keep america safe i believe we can grow the slim majority into a much more healthier majority on the 2024 election. >> you think of the bills you pass would have a republican agenda and core principle will get past the president question macpherson forgot to pass the senate but he has a veto pen to

precook similar responsibility to do that. take inflation for example in energy. republican said all along our top priority will be to make america energy independent again. i think we can do that no input in bills on the floor with consensus among republicans and republican plan to do that. i would hope democrats would come along and vote for two. you put a bill on the desk of the president to bring down gas prices i do not know how he could dare veto it. i don't know he could prevent a bill from going into effect, legislation to bring on gas prices for that's what they're begging for precook to kevin with the gas prices to go down but there are two different strategies and viewpoints how to get the print but he can find common ground with democrats we will see. this gets to the point and op ed you should be about passing bills and trying to do things that work for the american people put the mark tempting and historically more frequented road to be to pursue pointless investigations, messaging bills, threats and government shut

shutdowns. republicans, never than having clear their interest in things like investigating hundred bi biden. the fbi, covid, the withdrawal of afghanistan. when you see your agenda going? >> oversight is a primary function of the congress. for the last two years has been no oversight of the biden agenda of the biden administration. that has to be a focal point of every single in the congress special the house under republican control with chairman and chairwoman protect the armed services committee. i'm a member of that committee and served in afghanistan. the debacle in afghanistan no one has ever been held accountable. there's never been an investigation on the cost the lives of 13 of our heroes. that means congress did not do their job and provide that type of oversight. oversight of the origins of covid, the lockdowns the closure of schools we've never had congressional oversight into any of those actions by the biden

ministration. i disagree strongly this would be a major priority of the house is what the american people expect. they're suggesting voters will if you're holding here until time not getting anything done your hamstrung much of what you would hope to accomplish won't get done, it will not get past the president's desk. do you run a risk in holding these hearings? this that what elected you to do. we are going to punish you if you don't hold some these hearings progress it's a fact of the responsibility of the congress to provide oversight. not just on the right, they expect congress to step up to the plate and provide that type of accountability. it's desperately needed as much of 80% i on the wrong track. they expect the congress to hold the missed ration accountable for that and the actions. that's what we are going to even

in a slim republican majority we will still have the gavels that each of these committees and oversight is a primary function. >> turns the conversation to leaders elections if the gop does take the house you are running for the positions we will talk about. but leader mccarthy has now got a lot of folks publicly pushing back conservatives who say they do not suggest give him their vote as speaker there's more to it. here's congressman bob good. >> these essentially had a two-year audition or he had the exclusive opportunity to earn the vote of the conference that demonstrate he was willing to fight against the biden, pelosi, schumer and jenny failed to do that. >> what concessions do conservatives want from kevin mccarthy before they vote for him for speaker will you vote for him? rex i support kevin mccarthy and his experiences what we need right now. he's been the whip, has been the majority leader comments in the minority leader now is going to be the speaker. we need someone like him who can pull the conference together but that being said rank-and-file members but more of an opportunity more receipt at the

table per they want to be heard. when it comes to how complicated and challenging these next few years will be to get anything done we need to listen to members all over the country. the republican party conferences more diverse than ever before. from the right, to the middle, diversity in many other health ways as well. rank-and-file members want to be heard and leader mccarthy is working through that process with the rules or changes. we will have our rules conference meeting or revote on the rules in the middle of this upcoming week. over the opportunity to make some of those changes. >> what about they say we don't get the job done for us he caved on important things he's not going to get our votes precook leader mccarthy reads the most money any leader has ever raised in the history of our party before, $500 million for it he did his part to put us in position to win the majority and we are going to do that. again disappointing slim majority but if we do what we

say were going to do and if we are serious and we push the bold agenda that our conferences unify around will grow this has been the 2024 election precook the stock 2430 here former president trump expected make a big announcement on tuesday been in alleyne support of his but there's growing frustration for folks who say that candidacy back some the far right candidates, most of them lost the races. we've got virginia lieutenant governor who also campaign for president trump in 2020 and she says this. >> the voters have spoken. they have said they want a different leader. a cheerleader understands when they have become a liability. a true leader understands it's time to step off the stage for the voters have given us that very clear message. >> she says this time for change, voters give that message for the "washington post" said this the big story of this election is a damaged compass

down the price republicans have paid for not standing up to him sooner. it's his announcement we expect on tuesday a good or bad thing for the gop? >> i don't know if he's announcing this week or not. it should not be surprised to anybody that with the completion of the midterm election now the 2024 presidential election is in front of us. donald trump runs a very popular figure in the republican party. each corner of the country. and remember when he was on the ballot in 2016 and 2020 we want a lot more seats than when he wasn't on the belt in 2018 and 2022. he also supported many candidates who won around the country to pretty was not on the bow in 2022. that something to remember to pretty supported many candidates who did when around the country as well. for the 2024 primary is in front of us we are still unpacking what happened last tuesday

trying to figure out where our party goes from here. of the next couple of weeks that will be our focus on capitol hill is picking up the pieces and moving forward. shannon: we you support humorous way to see who else potential he gets in? >> i believe donald trump is a very effective present for our country. he could be a very effective president for country again but i'll save my endorsem*nt for another place and time for the 2024 race. i am focus fully what happened on tuesday and how our party moves forward on capitol hill. shannon: feel free to come here and let us know and for the meantime thank you for your services as a veteran on this veterans day thank you very m much. cap next historical election in maryland paves the way for the first ever black governor. democrats already see him as a rising star. governor elect westmore joins me next.

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shannon: is a political newcomer defeat a far right candidate in the top statewide office in maryland. when he takes office in january team will flit from red to blue and he will be sitting black governor in the country. local fox to fox news protects the dust is still settling better than expected for democrats the wall street journal has this warning but see the risk for democrats as they celebrate is they will ignore voter unhappiness with their policy the exit poll voters has some really unfavorable views of both parties. now, our voter analysis will

crunch the number of people who voted. a number of key voting blocs double digit swings away from democrats to republicans for that includes voters under 30, black voters, hispanic voters and self-described moderates. they thought the gop was a better choice or other similar warning signals even in the goodness for democrats? >> i think the s things democrats have to do and frankly we did in our race is swimming said he went everywhere, we went everywhere. you look at our recent maryland the last time we had the size of the win in the race in the state of maryland it's been close to 40 years. in the way you do that and the only way you can do that as we were able to win it democrats, independents and also take a large chunk of republicans. i think part of what it was was in meeting the voters where they were. i think politics is kind of like an open book test. the voters are going to give you the answers. you just have to listen. that means going everywhere in rural, urban and suburban and listen and cover policies that's

ever going to be successful. >> you talk about reaching across and trying to build coalitions regardless of party telling people going to represent them. on election night you talked a lot about patriotism. he says it doesn't mean telling our neighbors we are better than them. but tens of millions of americans have been hearing this message from the white house, for the present essentially sing if you don't vote for democrats you're some form of an extremist. you potentially could be destroying this country. as he speak for you in saying that? >> you cannot say that you love the country when you hate half of the people in it. and think about in the case of our race were my definition of patriotism was when i left my family and i put on the uniform in this country. and i lead a paratrooper's over steve overseas in afghanistan for as running against somebody whose definition of patriotism was putting on a baseball cap and asking people to join him on january 6.

loving your country does not meet working to destroy democracy. and i think in order for us to be able to move forward, for us to have a unified measured which we are able to show in the state of maryland it really meant to be able to build a coalition that's going to be broad. a coalition that represented everyone from progressive maryland to the police union. but all who are saying it's not just we have a vote. but we have a voice. in our voice needs to be heard and respected. shannon: the converse of that you mentioned millions of americans are telling half the country you hate them are they are not valuable or their vote is going to be a step toward sake in the country apart that's a dangerous message. >> it is. i member conversation have the guy who was in western maryland in one of the rural the state of maryland. he was telling me about his trials and the fact is working multiple jobs and stilling at point just at the poverty line.

and i told him a bit about what we wanted to do to address that party wanted to focus on things like getting people back to work. focus on job retraining and job rescaling. making sure high school's are not exclusively based on four-year college acceptance rates us up the path for every student it was not my path. and i remember saying to me you have earned my vote. i just have one ask for you, do not forget about us. and i think the thing we have to do in this moment is for every single maryland or and everyone else in their jurisdiction is to say you are not just going to have an important place at the table. but every decision that's going to be driven it's about how we come up with the best solutions is going to bring marylanders together? that's actually going to create pathways for wages and wealth for all of our citizens. shannon: those things sound great on paper how do you pay for them? is it raising taxes? is it cutting government spending how do you fund them? what's is not about raising

taxes. we are very clear on the campaign trail even when people are trying to pull you in that direction. i say i am -- i know i've been a public server for much of my life but i have not been a politician for the thing i do know is this, i have a lead soldiers i've run a small business in the state of maryland a successful small business i'm very good at math. and i know we have right now we have a situation where you have a structural surplus in the state of maryland you have federal dollars that have been brought to the state of maryland that are earmarked for the specific issues and we have a unique opportunity to have a leveraged capitol for a private sector and be able to bring in private sector, nonprofit sector, philanthropy, committee organizations et cetera into the conversation the question is really how we actually utilize capitol properly. and wisely so they can get the larger societal return on that investment part but the answer is not just going to be at here is how i'm going to raise capitol is out there. we need to smart how are playing it. >> better use of the funds and

resource that you currently have without going into the base. shannon: has a lot to speculate about your future. even though you've yet to be sworn in as governor. westmore has never been elected to anything, some backers are already eyeing the white house. do you feel that pressure? you have those ambitions? i member reading something about a military school and high school another student said used to talk around sit around and talk about being president. she remembered that way? it is a part of the plan? >> i don't know what that way but this is going to be relevant to decade. we think of the assets of the state of maryland this is literally the home of cyber command and the nsa and the nih, john hopkins university and some of the top universities in the country for the top hbcus in america are the state of maryland. this is going to be maryland to decade. i'm excited to lead maryland throughout that time. shannon: after that decade aspirations? do you feel that pressure that?

>> i don't. i am a kid who just decades ago i first felt handcuffs on my wrist when i was 11 years old. my mom wasn't immigrant was a single mother who raised three children on her own but she did not your first job that gave her benefits until i was 14. i am living a dream right now. if someone would've said to the 11 year old kids with handcuffs on his wrist that one day you're going to be governor, i never would have believed them. i am in this race and i got into this race and i plan to be the type of governor that wants to make sure stories like mine do not have to be exceptions. it's stories like mine can be rules for how maryland moves. i already know how grateful and thankful i am for the moment we find ourselves in and i am ready to get to work this is going to marilyn's time. >> may be america's time after that we will see. come back and tells what your plans are pretty want to talk to you mentioned your childhood there's a lot of speculation and their only be more intense scrutiny if you do proceed on the path for further political

ambitions about your childhood and representations in your book about growing up or your experience as a young person in maryland. fox 45 in baltimore says there's no evidence you grew up are born there. they talked about you moving to new york as a young man, eventually going to military school in pennsylvania. they said there's no address for you in baltimore until you are attending johns hopkins. they said this they quote their investigation, the story you tell your book is compelling but it may be more fiction than fact but he said it's misleading the public but it does not become an ugly lie until campaign refuses to talk about it. so set the record straight for us. >> there is nothing in my book and anything i have written or that i have ever said that is been exaggerated or misled anybody. i do not have a reason to exaggerate my life. i moved a lot when i was junk not because of choice but because of tragedy. i watch my father die in front of me when i was three years old

because he did not get the healthcare that he needed. i watch my family struggle. i watched how when i was 17 years old i first joined the army. first became a society unites its military was going to be my future, my fat path. as the only candidate in this race that has an associates degree graduate from a two-year college. i did not have the traditional path for as many people. i am proud of my life and my journey. i am not going to let political opponents try to manipulate that or minimize the fact i'm incredibly proud of my mom. i'm incredibly proud of my family and i'm credibly proud of the journey peoplesoft read help me too understand it relies for myself. >> is a matter though these details about your life your childhood in baltimore? you be proud of your story is an amazing american success story. from people said they want today telling them the truth about where they came from in those earliest days. >> i think people can see from everything i've written and

everything i have read that is the truth. that in fact even political opponents who try to challenge it they do not challenge anything i have written for the do not challenge anything i have said. us out there actually challenging. it's about whether or not i was quick to correct an interviewer and a live interview. but i am proud of my background and i am proud of effective and honest about the entire time and i refuse to let political opponents try to manipulate me. >> thank you for your service on this veterans day weekend. and all the way sure serving this governor elect thank you for joining us. >> florida governor desantis wins reelection in dramatic fashion. setting up national expectations for can be a huge 2024 rivalry to bring in our sunday group and the follow-up from florida, n next. is it possible the only thought that comes to mind is... ♪ finally? this is financial security.

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quick selection your voters didn't show up we did not have enough of a positive message everything about the biden gender was it is bad for the democrats are radical. but we have to have a plan of what we stand for. thirty-six florida senate rick scott pointing fingers after the republican party came up short in the midterms. scott was chairman of the national republican senatorial committee the team had been tasked with winning enough seats to retake the senate majority. it is now time for sunday group former democratic senator from louisiana mary landrieu. former bush/white house adviser karl rove, former dnc communications director and fox news senior congressional correspondent chad pergram. welcome to all of you. now famous got to sleep in last week that you all look good. i want to place from senate majority leader chuck schumer who are main apparently senate majority leader. >> there was no red wave. on the reason there wasn't a red wave is because democrats had a blue wave of accomplishment.

shannon: he echoes with the president is saying in the white house the same voters limit shellacking to. >> i think it's a little more complicated than that. if that were true they liked what they saw the democrats would've picked up seats in the house rather than losing the house. i think it's a farmer, locate a picture of the republicans have had they had a bad night but sort of the democrats. it was a status quo election for look at the governors republicans had two governorships they should have had the first was maryland and massachusetts. the incumbents where the term limit or retired and what happened question at the democrats picked up one governorship it's got to be a disappointing election for both parties. president biden not going to change any thing the american rescue plan and inflation reduction act number 2.0 through the republican house.

>> we talked about that with congressman banks. what can you do as a republican on the house i try to pass on the door with the senate for the president has said doesn't plan to make any changes. >> karl rove is good but he is even not that good. to make last night look like it's good. it was good for republicans for it was a shellacking for republicans and for the trump wing of the republican party. voters voted for democracy. we will agree with carl on this. the voters i think what pragmatic politics. since democracy one that is not like election deniers who do not like people undermining the democracy how can be patriotic, love the country and hate half the people question macdonald trump makes fun of so many people in this country. shannon: it works in reverse is

a prison biden singing about them too. >> president biden is never called out someone from an audience and ridiculed them. shannon: we have seen it. >> president biden may not make the strongest presentation but his heart is strong and go to people know that. that a good election night of the democrats had a good election at the red wave never occurred. it's because president biden has delivered on so many of his promises. >> it surprising that she thanks that defeat of nancy pelosi is speakers are good for her party thanks a good thing for the country. the idea joe biden is been the unified he promised me and 2020 is laughable. factors out the other night there's no conciliatory note there is no i intend to work together with republicans is no, i am not changing a thing. democrats want to live in la la land go ahead and live in la la land. wave a tough set of problems to work together. accident the best thing democrats are going for them in the selection was they were running against republicans.

the republican branch as currently defined, is led by the former president of the united states is toxic right now. democrats may lose the house. still not called still not certain certainly a very narrow path. but based on every indication historical indications the current president's approval rating. it should not even be a question this many days out. they've gained seats in the senate. they flipped to state legislative chambers why? they may not like this present but looked at the alternative. shannon: this is about the flipped the shift from democrats in 2022 the gop this time around, with women under 30 gop

made gains in all of those. all of those categories and that cannot be a good signal for democrats rick wicks i think democrats do need to make some changes and i think democrats do need to acknowledge there is room for them to grow. having said that the fact they ended up with the potential of a gain of his seat in the senate, they flipped state legislative chambers and states like michigan, that is a huge warning sign. >> we have to him or where the big factors in michigan is there was an abortion measure on the ballot there for democrats and help the left there. >> it also drove independence that's a problem. shannon: i've got to the brain of capitol hill, chad pergram in here. speaker pelosi this morning said she does not have any plans to step away from congress. we're going to watch as these leadership fights play out. she said she's not going to talk about that just yet. we've got centers open the

calling, republican senators to delay things. josh hawley said old party is dead time to bury it, build something new. number of them other thing is not time to vote on our leadership. his mitch mcconnell in any real trouble? is kevin mccarthy on trouble on his way to the speakership? what thoughts are with mitch mcconnell's private a few republicans opposing here they're going to heather leadership elections wednesday. unless that changes i think right now. the person who was vying for that job, rick scott republican from florida is the one who's in charge of the republican reelection efforts. and apparently failed. that's a problem for rick scott. his stock is not really high now. shannon: quickly before you gone from mathers funding positions that were made by the pack essentially aligned with mitch mcconnell. money moved out of state that they will want to argue now or when the ball had the money stayed there. >> mitch mcconnell gave himself and out over the summer time he said this is going to come down to candidate quality. it is always expressing reservations had problems with todd aiken and richard a murdoch

ten or 12 years ago. now as to kevin mccarthy right now it's all about the math. if you have it narrow majority there's a reason he did not become speaker of the house seven years ago jon weiner departed he did not have the votes then put some people have suggested to me this is perhaps a rehash of 2015. here's something very few people know, shannon. there's two occasions of the mid- 19th century you had to speakers of the house elected without it outright majority of the entire house. it would help, nathaniel banks. took two full months to elect nathaniel banks. shannon: don't even say that. >> this is what happened and both of the speakers racist after they got all rolled up here to elect the speaker of the house without it outright majority of the entire house that is a possibility here. but kevin mccarthy has a lot of baggage. and the other thing to governing he's going to get rid of voting in the house of representatives for something speaker pelosi is kept in. if you have two or three people

out because they're sick or some got a car wreck or something you cannot pass bills. as to nancy pelosi, play very close attention to the language. she says i intend to remain in congress. she did not say yet that she wants to continue as speaker or minority leader. she wants to see what when people get back in the building and see what the vote matrix looks like but after the attack on her husband, i was told this may in fact embolden her to stay. i do not know her thinking. but i know how she thanks. >> leanne on something positive? one what we can work together is on our energy policy. when they want more infrastructure for natural gas pipelines which are important for democrats are right when we need more infrastructure for transmission lines. maybe that is a place, carl, we can start and build a bridge to the future, manufacturing jobs in america both parties support.

>> are you feeling the bridge? >> let me make one final note before we go for democrats if they cap had a good night, florida with a 17-point victory for the governor is no longer swing state. ohio with the victory for dewine is no longer a swing state. texas was going to turn blue loss by denim dozen points. >> michigan, minnesota, texas is going blue carl. [laughter] >> continue the fun in the commercial break there's extra for that though. thank you we will see you next week cap next fox news channel political reporters took you all over the country as they were out the road to the midterms this year. they are going to see how these races played out on the ground and tell you about it pretty fast them to open the reporter's notebooks are what they share with conversations i had with you, voters out in their communities. >> what can congress do for a nevada dad that is thinking about walking to work because he cannot afford gas?

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shannon: in 2022 fox's correspondence that collectively hundreds of days on the road reporting for more than two dozen states to take you outside the beltway for the midterms. unlike all reporters they know how much they had to leave on the cutting room floor. want to bring in for this reporters now fox news correspondent alexander hoff. fox news core aggression unchecked fox news senior national correspondent rich edson fox news correspondent mark meredith were so good to see you all in person. you been all over the world representing us so well we love it. good to have your on the table

part marcos are with you. you covered multiple states, some members and thoughts you have? >> i was amazed at how passionate people were compared to 2020 were costly having two big people because of the pandemic, can you talk to us? can we go out and go to events? these people are so much more accessible. i was just telling the guys both the campaigns i covered in ohio were super media friendly which is such a birthing. they wanted to talk. they wanted to hear from us. it made life a lot easier for me he didn't have to beg people which is nice. >> you have someone i think from south carolina or ohio? >> was so interesting. of course we talk about polls so much it's like this is what people are telling us. we hear about the economy and take a listen to it one voter told me about what they're thinking the most important issue would be. >> you go to the grocery store on my home people i see on their phones, checking their calculators. seeing how much money they could spend it hurts.

it's got to stop. hopefully this helps for. >> that got guy were there saying the reason he was of voting specifically how much people are talking up that guy summed it up right there. i shut you are in the a lot of hotspots in key states that showed up in her point that one thing over and over again because i was in georgia were inflation wrestling by 20 points as a number one issue for georgia voters part of got to tell you i agree with you people are very passionate the voters where they are very eager to talk to us. they're also tired of the politics but especially in torture they have to go through a runoff. they're tired of the race that you don't see any negative ads anymore so much money poured into this race in particular. i thought in georgia this serves a split voters who went for governor brian kemp but then were not sure about herschel walker. here is a man at a diner who told me exactly why he went for camp and then warnock.

>> it is automatically a big vote in his favor the other thing was covid. the number one thing herschel walker supported by donald tr trump. debbie something freaky i think herschel would be there for them because i'm not short freaky things going to happen. you hear that mistrust that perhaps would have voted for a candidate like herschel walker voted for republicant do not fen board. we continually heard that from conservatives who really were not sure if they're voting for the right guy. i think will be interesting especially with the 80000 plus voters who voted libertarian. that's insane. anything that surprised you? >> what surprised me was the

thread that ran through all the states for you heard georgia, you heard ohio. we were in pennsylvania. also in north carolina. we were all across the country. how national this race got was so incredibly surprising. because the complaints you heard, the issues people really cared about were consistent throughout the campaign. and you got that sense she began to talk to different people. now we spent the last couple of weeks in pennsylvania. and that timmy was one of the more unique all these are really unique given the candidates that ran it. but in this case you had a situation we were the election night party. typically do like to bring up election night parties because it's mostly this is a campaign they ran in pennsylvania that nobody expected to be called that night. we were all hearing from voters to four days for joe biden to be declared the winner by the associated press. in that moment happen.

>> we jammed them up. we held the line. >> that was very much the emotion through that. it was surprised but also so much relief on people's faces. it was finally done jon fetterman had a stroke immediately as he won the nomination here. a lot of different issues at play there for the feeling of relief that called that evening. quick secretary of state had warned all of us there is going to take days. instead it was out west. alex, you had one of my favorite pieces in the entire midterm series out in virginia at the diner with real people and i love this conversations where they felt reflective of our real lives. >> i think was a really beautiful thing. switches place called jane's lunch in berryville, virginia. it was a place we had a group of

people every week they would show up to dine together but some of his people show up every day. it was a politically diverse group. it was an older group the prime majority conservative they were democrats involved in a lot of different perspectives. it was kind of a piece about civilian get on social media in many ways you would a road rage and have a barrier and you can be angry at people. his wife was a democrat. when i asked him about how this might have changed their dynamic whether they tried to change each other's minds, this is what he told me. >> neither one of us really change. [laughter] i mean we were what we were. thinking back on it i was blessed. >> 's wife has passed. it just illustrated once we get beyond these elections, these conversations use bubbles people may think they live in, in real

life they probably don't. and then you have to get along with each other. speaking of nevada i think when the most surprising things we saw there was people did not respond differently but we asked them what their biggest issues were. and it took a couple of days to decide this because of the proliferation of the mail end of voting there. also showed us the way elections have changed. >> anybody surprised abortion, which we knew over the summer was a big deal per with the dobbs decision on the supreme court showed up and art knox champ fox news is number two it outpaces crime in all its other issues that came up too. >> is about 20 points and went into abortion that was the answer. >> he says republicans are going to change the way they handled the early elections. in the early balloting voting and mail in progress to sound like they're going to already have two. the reality is of what came out of the elections are going to have to change something for all of us who know, 24 starts tomorrow. >> exactly brake lights all got

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