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Newsom, come on, let's be gray v shous, let's be gracious in defeat. by the way, we may have lost the battle, but we are going to win the war. >> now, elder is not going away quietly. he is already hinting at a run for governor in 2022. let's bring in phil mattingly at the magic wall. phil, break this down for us. >> so let's start with the baseline. for the yes votes to actually have a shot at winning they needed an absolute perfect storm. this is a state where democrats are registered at a 2 to 1 margin compared to republicans. so that's a tough hill to climb to begin with. they needed apath...

Race has been called. gavin newsom will remain governor. he's 2.5 million votes ahead. but look at the percentage. 63.9%. track back to, say, last year. joe biden won the state very handlily, gavin newsom percentage above what joe biden's was in a nearly 30-point victory. in 2018, 61.9%. obviously there are still more votes to come in. it underscores the big concern. democratic apathy, perhaps a surge in independent reporters, breaking hard towards recalling the governor. none of those things happened near the scale that would have been necessary in this very blue state to knock off gavin news...

People. the study convinced cdc scientists, quote, the war has changed. according to an internal report, the cdc concluded that delta variant cases may be as transmissible as unvaccinated cases. the study says that vaccinated people should wear masks, indoors and areas with high or substantial virus transmission. the study happened in massachusetts which has the second highest vaccination right in the nation. 63.9% of the population is fully vaccinated. over the weekend in providencetown, 73% of people with the delta variant were vaccinated. four vaccinated people were

Find that if you add all of these discouraged workers along with part-time workers that don't want part-time work, add them all together, and you've really got an unemployment rate of 16%. now go a little further. if you wanted to bring the unemployment rate, the real unemployment rate, down to 6% by the year, say, 2014, you need to add 13.9 million jobs. clearly, we're not going to do that. clearly, the economy is not in a robust recovery phase, it is very weak. that's where we stand, shannon. shannon: yeah. and if we talk about the labor force participation, people who are out there trying t...