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two dozen house contests, three gubernatorial elections are all within two points. that is called a statistical tie. now, as a reminder, three key swing states , if you go back to twenty sixteen , propelled donald trump to victory in 2016. the combined vote of those three swing states . seven thousand votes, 2020 forty three thousand votes in three states. that would be georgia, wisconsin and arizona decided the election. if you stay home, democrats. well, they're likely to win and you will get the government you deserve. we are warning we warned you. >> and this brings us to the mos...

quite strong, jobs still going up. wages up again too. but inflation is going up faster. it's a complicated picture and we know it is issue one as we close this midterm campaign. plus, big shifts toward republicans in house races. democrats though still in play to hold the senate and oprah wants to help. the tv mogul who made dr. oz a star says she would vote for his democratic opponent in pennsylvania. >> if i lived in pennsylvania, i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. >> and big political news that connects to important planning at the justice depa...

FALLS CHURCH, Va. (AP) — Republican Bob Good has overwhelmingly won his party's...

>> with all the changes both in gerrymandering laws, thanks to a referendum that was out there, plus democrats made enough gains in some key states, this probably gets locked in. >> yeah. usually presidential years too, you don't see that much change in house contests as well too. so i would actually go into 2020 and maybe republicans may be able to have 10 or 15 gains pickup opportunities. but democrats left stuff on the table too. >> you can see them both make gains on their own turf. >> republicans did show up. president trump got his people out. it wasn't a wave, but there were a lot of pe...

It's wednesday, november 14th. there are mounting reports of distent in the white house. president trump stunned by rebuke in the midterms is retreating from traditional presidential duties. the washington post dives deep into the past five days with the president's temper boiling over. the president snapped at a reporter for what he called a stupid question. he did the same in private with america's closest allies. aboard air force 1 he lost his cool with british prime minister teresa may who called to congratulate him on the midterms. he berated may on iran, trade and brexit. on his flight a...