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President since fdr not to lose a single senate seat. in the midterms. so it all parties. im so proud of the state of georgia because often times we can take elections for granted, but as kro the state people showed up. and i was eeb proud to hear herschel walker last night pit grew up. he was a hero to so many of us what we heard from warnock and from herschel walker was really what we hoped to hear from people no matter the party affiliation when they run for office and when the election is ov...

Senator raphael warnock celebrating overnight in atlanta. this afternoon, already back at work in washington. republican herschel walker saying he wont make any excuses for his defeat, saying, quote, we put up one heck of a fight. president biden calling senator warnock to congratulate him overnight. biden is now the first democ democratic president in nearly 90 years to not lose a single seat in the senate in a midterm. thats the first since fdr. abcs rachel scott leading us off on capitol hill...

World news tonight is next. i will see you tomorrow. tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. authorities in idaho in the murders of those four college students and what theyve just revealed. also, the plot to overthrow the german government. at least 25 arrests tonight, and what weve learned. and in georgia, the democrat wins. senator raphael warnock returns to washington, d.c. today, elected to a full six-year term. defeating herschel walker by nearly 100,000 votes. presi...

Joining us now to look at axios a.m., reporter for axios. good morning. >> good morning. >> what is the axios "1 big thing" today? >> looking at georgia runoffs, senator raphael warnock prevailed in his re-election bid and there are two sort of i think tidbits that illustrate how significant that is. one on microlevel one on the macro. micro, republicans won every contest this cycle with the exception of the u.s. senate race. shows what a weak candidate herschel walker was. on the macro level, t...

50/50 senate in history, 51 -- a slim majority. that is great. and we are so happy about it. >> reporter: president biden now the first democratic president in nearly 90 years, the first since fdr, whose party did not lose a single senate seat in a midterm election. >> congratulations, buddy. >> thank you. >> go get them. >> this will make it easier for us to get some things done. >> sure it will. i guarantee you it will. >> reporter: for republicans, herschel walkers loss a bitter pill to swall...

Like it or not, we live in an age of cynicism. Intent is not enough, even outcome is not enough. Proof is king.

Together. >> legislatively, you can argue hes been the most important president since f.d.r. the infrastructure act, we heard about president trump saying weekly the infrastructure act -- >> i dont see any of those projects yet. it passed. >> it was bipartisan. 20% of republican senators. the chip act was incredibly important. republican senators. the inflation act, i know we can debate the name. for democrats -- >> the minor thing like the name. this is what newt gingrich is saying. he ebb does...

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Defeatism from people in our generation. oh, this is so terrible and theres no way to fight it. no, we have fought this stuff in the past in almost the same way. >> the thing that actually does scare me is that the thing that if you go back and you look at that era, what finally kind of rests america out of its america first sort of bubble that we can let hitler be is number one, an attack on the united states. that brings the country together under, but also the moral authority that fdr was abl...

Hysterical hatred of barack obama. >> very true. >> anti-roosevelt forces in this country in the lead-up to the 1940 election literally included a group of well connected, well off, well funded americans, very high resourced, high capability americans who were planning in the immediate aftermath of the 1940 election to have 13 cells all around the country that would set off a violent revolution and they figured enough americans would be dissatisfied with roosevelt winning that people would rise ...