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known. this election marks the largest senate gains for a president s party in a first midterm election since at least president kennedy s in 1962. there have been only four midterm elections since 1934 in which a president s party has gained even a single senate seat. as of now we picked up, it looks like, three, could be four, perhaps it could be two. but we picked up a lot. and most likely the number will be three. you people probably know that better than i do at this point because you ve looked at the more recent numbers. 55 is the largest number of republican senators in the last 100 years. in the last 80 years a sitting president s party has only gained a cumulative total of eight senate seats, averaging one per decade. so if we picked up two, three or four, that s a big percentage of that number, so in the lastle last 80 years you think of that. in president s midterm election he lost six senate seats including in the deep blue state of massachusetts. republicans cap ....
will be back tomorrow night. 8:00 p.m. the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. hopefully, with great cheer and not bitterness. sean hannity, speaking of cheer, is a new york tonight. sean: all right, tucker. i think we have breaking news tonight. good show, tucker. it s going to take the full hour to get all of us in. we are going to break this down. will give you all the news and information the mob will never give you. here s what s happening. we ll start with a summary. the psychotics, and to trump hysteria, it is now completely overtaken the entire democratic party. what is happening is dangerous to this country. it is grossly political. it will forever alter how any president in the future, in his constitutional role as commander-in-chief, will be able to communicate freely with other world leaders. the world is less safe and secure tonight as a result of yet the latest partisan witch hunt. we ll break it all down. what we have, t ....
matt: agreed to be here. kennedy: will be back tomorrow at noon eastern. now, here s harris. harris: let s begin as we await the start of a much-anticipated house judiciary committee hearing. president trump s former campaign manager, corey lewandowski, is such testify at any moment as the democrats ramp up their impeachment investigations. you are watching outnumbered overtime. i m harris faulkner. now we will hear the chairman and ranking member giving the opening statements. but there is already friction inside the room that you are looking at right now, after the white house moved to limit the scope of lewandowski s testimony and ordered two former aides not to appear before this committee panel. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live outside that hearing room on capitol hill. things starting to get really busy in there now. that s right, harris. i m just looking over my shoulder because we are still waiting for corey lewandowski. we were told 20 ....
him through this committee for eight months. so i think following proceed sure is something that you have to look at because your idea is not really point of order. the time has expired. if he wishes. he doesn t wish. good morning, mr mr. lewandowski. i m questioning you right now. thank you. the president asked you who had no role at all in the white house to deliver that message to attorney general sessions. the president could have just picked up the phone himself at any time and called the attorney general. the president also had a full staff of executive employees right down the hall. so this made me wonder. the president thought what he was doing was legal, why didn t he just pick up the phone and call attorney general sessions, or why not ask any member of his staff who worked right down the hall to deliver a message? it is clear to me that the reason he went to you, mr. lewandowski, is because everyone said no. so i want to ask you about that. two days before m ....
that if he was acting corruptly, wrongfully, that it was unlikely he was going to confess to president zelensky that he was asking for the investigations explicitly to help his prospects? in my experience, you almost never have a defendant or someone who is engaging in misconduct who would ever explicitly say in this case, president zelensky, i m going to bribe you now or i m going to ask for a bribe for i am now going to extort you. that is not the way these things work. thank you. and going back to you, you said hunter biden had been on the board going back to 2014, correct? yes. president trump supported ukraine with aid and otherwise in both 2017 and 2018, correct? president trump has done a lot for the ukraine. taking a break from the hearing for breaking the news on the doj watchdog report. has just out, inspector general michael horowitz as anticipated, his long-awaited report on the russia investigation. we are just getting it now, live at the justice depar ....