all of this as the supreme court puts the president s student loan handout on hold. until it hears the case next february. plus, the white house press secretary started laughing when peter doocy asked about the president visiting the southern border. but even democrats don t find it very funny. police in moscow, idaho, where four university students were stabbed to death are changing their statements yet again. but we begin with team fox coverage. ashley strohmier with the mixed messages on what s killing the economy. at first to the white house correspondent kevin corke with brand-new pressure over the continuing crisis on the border. good evening. court watchers have been expecting this for some time. the supreme court says yes it will take up a court fight between the biden administration and a coalition of six republican-led states challenging the legality of the presidents student loan forgiveness program, or as some critics have called it, a lone giveaway. courts said in a brie
mayorkas to resign. former ice director saying don t hold your breath. this administration loves him. he is probably the most successful member of this administration. they wanted an open border and campaigned on it and delivered and he is willing to make a lie and make a fool of himself. any time he talks he looks so incompetent but willing to make that sacrifice for the greater good of an open border. i don t think he will resign. team fox coverage. sean duffy is on deck. we begin with christina coleman from los angeles this morning. good morning. good morning, house minority leader kevin mccarthy says gop lawmakers will consider im preaching mayorkas next year if he doesn t step down over his handling of the burpeder crisis. no break in illegal activity at the border this week. look at this video from yesterday. thanksgiving authorities say texas state troopers and border
it is just after 11:00 p.m. on the west coast, 2:00 a.m. in the nation s capital or just after. while there was a red shift, the red wave, not quite materialized. we have team fox coverage in los angeles tracking what is happening, west, the g.o.p. reaction to tonight s results. but we begin with kevin corke monitoring election night, big news and bad news for the democrats. good evening, trace we continue to wait the final tallies in particular for the major races out west but in the east, if you surprise us to tell you about. so we begin in the commonwealth of pennsylvania where despite a shocking performance in the long debate of that race, john fen with dr. oz flipping to the reds the mike seat to blue. in the process, giving the democrats fresh optimism. but the balance of power in the
ballots. how many are left to be counted. history tells us they break for the dems, are there enough to overcome the lead that laxalt has? he says both sides are expressing confidence but both nervous. as i go to the map here, dana. most of this vote in las vegas clark county. a lot of it is in. 20% outstanding. you have other red counties favoring laxalt. i think it is a jump ball. laxalt is holding onto the lead. dana: he certainly is. bill: the red wave republicans were predicting looking like a ripple. high tide? dana: maybe, highish. bill: democrats performing better than expected with votes still being counted we re waiting for final results to learn who takes control. team fox coverage all over the map. mark meredith in ohio. jack flock in pennsylvania. alexis mcadams in new york. dana: all-star lineup with analysis, james freeman.
person to washington to represent your values and address the problems that are plaguing all of us in pennsylvania and the nation. this is bigger than just pennsylvania. bill: team fox coverage begins anew. a brand-new hour. jeff flock is in pennsylvania. alexis mcadams in new york. phil keating in florida. mark meredith is on his post in ohio and we have someone in arizona and an all-star lineup with us. dana: let s go to mark meredith in westerville, ohio, we saw a video earlier of j.d. vance voting in cincinnati. good morning. we sure did. he was at his polling place and a steady turnout in the northeastern suburbs of columbus. interesting to be ohio s next senator very close. it is surprising. this is a state that donald trump won back in 2020 by roughly eight points. republican senate candidate this