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Be? it's not the party you had been, especially in 2016. >> but here's the thing, though. the democratic party is always shifting and changing. it wasn't the democrats that passed the civil rights act. so the question on the table is what will the democratic party look like a year from now, two years from now, even five to ten years from now? and the answer to that question lies in which factions rise up. >> and what lessons are learned. because there's a lesson learned from this and all the other special elections we have been covering throughout the past year. is that democrats have to rejig...

Rick saccone. he has been called frumpy, i guess, i summoned the republican party, but he's fired up. not so frumpy, bret baier, he is still in this race. >> he is. it's not over until it's over. there is no call as of yet, as we said. some of these counties are choosing tonight, even though they said they were going to count them tomorrow, they are going to count these absentee ballots. there are enough votes out there. the trend line leans towards lamb pulling this out, but the key overall point is that lamb ran as a republican. he was pro-gun, anti-pelosi, pro-life, pro-tax law, pro-tariff ...

Won, he ran as a republican. the democrat ran as a republican. ainsley: because his district is changing, they could actually run against each other if they both decide to run again in november because their houses are in different districts. brian: or run for separate seats and have to declare by may. cop graduate legs for a month enjoit job and start running again. it's going to be very interesting. if you are looking at clues to success. if you are a democrat. you have got to say i have have to run from current leadership. i have to not disagree with president trump because he was not takin...

There. the trend line leans towards lamb pulling this out, but the key overall point is that lamb ran as a republican. he was pro-gun, anti-pelosi, pro-life, pro-tax law, pro-tariff -- >> ed: supported the trump tariff. >> named a democrat, checking all those boxes. turn it around, donald trump could have campaigned for conor lamb if he had a different letter in front of his name. this is a unique race and one in which you wonder whether the national parties will look at it and say, you know, this is a shift in these candidates and the way they are choosing that. >> ed: this gives us an opport...

Showing in red district, really painting new light on how democrats are win the success come november by supporting republican issues. lamb claim to be pro-life, pro tax cut, pro tariff and anti-pelosi. not good news. >> it's interesting dynamic at play here. if you're democrat, to have worry about here. you have a riled up base right now. that provides you the energy and the votes going into the midterms. that's how midterms work. the out of power party has the energy and passion and drives out voters more often than the party that controls the white house. you have to worry about moderate/to...