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Trouble adjusting to change. so, again, if the person that youre talking about only has this very small playbook with a very few good but limited plays, he may not have the capacity to adjust to a new environment. i think that hes also already maneuvering to blame other people for what happened to his candidates in the mid-terms. theres a lot of talk coming out of his camp about how the republican party, the national party, didnt support his candidates the way they should. the other side can pus...

Just 23 days until georgians go to the polls and decide the last senate race in these mid-terms. our next guest is a top voting official in georgia and will oversee that runoff election. gabe sterling is the chief operating officer for georgias secretary of state. all right, gabe, two years ago georgia voters tipped the senate to democrats. now with control of the senate no longer a factor will that hurt turnout, that theres not as much at stake? >> i think in all likelihood it will probably eff...

So what did happen this week the media almost going on with the republican narrative that nearly everyone expected and wanted the mid- terms are a repudiation of the gop. of course many individual races have a disappointing outcome but overall republicans won the national popular vote 52 pe 52 percent. that is a bigger margin than biden trump and obama margin of victory and in fact roughly the same in 2010 —- 2010 gaining over 60 seats 75 percent of voters yet somehow this is being interpreted...

So what did happen this week the media almost going on with the republican narrative that nearly everyone expected and wanted the mid- terms are a repudiation of the gop. of course many individual races have a disappointing outcome but overall republicans won the national popular vote 52 perce 52 percent. that is a bigger margin than biden trump and obama margin of victory and in fact roughly the same in 2010 —- 2010 gaining over 60 seats 75 percent of voters yet somehow this is being interpre...

>> martha: elon musk says no more free lunch at twitter. he says almost no one came to the office. estimated cost per lunch served in the past 12 months is $400 per person. he says fewer than 10% of their employees showed up in person on any given day. one former employees claimed to have run that free food service. he said the cost was closer to $20 to $25 per person. democrats holding the senate. we got that news on saturday. of course, the georgia race hangs in the balance as well here. decem...

So what did happen this week the media almost going on with the republican narrative that nearly everyone expected and wanted the mid- terms are a repudiation of the gop. of course many individual races have a disappointing outcome but overall republicans won the national popular vote 52 perce 52 percent. that is a bigger margin than biden trump and obama margin of victory and in fact roughly the same in 2010 —- 2010 gaining over 60 seats 75 percent of voters yet somehow this is being interpre...

They were frustrated with the inflation rising 8 1/2% in oregon. not being able to keep up with wages. and the education process. people were frustrated with their kids in school being locked down for too long. they wanted to speak up and want work done. >> harris: what worked for republicans in oregon? >> you just saw it. she proves again that messengers are as important as message. candidate quality manner. she is a high quality candidate. their first time candidates and i hope they run again....

Dots to policy but a transactional story. when you look at the national outlets theyre not talking about this at all. i do think there is, to your point, nothing wrong with giving people more information. i dont think a lot of people are getting access to this more information that you and i are talking about. >> harris:s you are talking several sirens go by while were sitting off time square. a reality not perception. people will have to make choices going forward. much like crime. i dont think...

Their states were able to win seats. if you take a look at this, these are some big margins in the mid-terms by republicans. look at this. they increased their margin of victory over their 2019 performances ron desantis of florida, kristi noem of south carolina. colorado, georgia, south carolina all winning by an average of 18.1 percentage points. the same five governors won by an average 3.7 percent -- in 2018. i apologize. the script was backwards. you can see on your screen how big of a victo...

What joe biden has done all across the board here. >> and it is. you know, youre saying how polls were showing that the races were closer than they really were on behalf of republicans. and it just didnt feel that way. i was in -- i remember being in pennsylvania right after the fetterman/oz debate. talking to a couple of young guys in their 20s. they were trump reporters. whats going to happen with the mid-terms? democrats are going to win because of abortion. sometimes its just not that compli...