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For the first time in decades employees at "the new york times" staged a walkout. today more than 1,000 "times" workers participated in a 24 hour strike. the strike comes after more than a year and a half of failed negotiations between management and the union helping staffers to forge a new contract. >> it's really part of a broader trend of unions and workers are pushing for more after a year of historic inflation, but with many warning of this looming recession will the balance of power between labor and management shift? natasha alford joins us and s.e. cupp and errol lewis are also back. ...

The very condensed base that they've been courting over the past four or five years instead of trying to grow it. >> to that point, s.e., who wins out? let's say the gop does take control of the house. you have this public split we're seeing in the party. there's more division for you right there. what are the chances they get something done that they could run on moving into 2024? >> reporter: yeah, i mean, the split i feel is mostly over personality. you know, i think the party is pretty united about where it wants to go. whether it's ron desantis winning florida and saying, you know, wokism...

Heard pence refer to trump as his friend. clearly they're trying to thread that needle. >> interesting if the former president would say the same thing. let's bring in s.e. cupp. if we pick up where kristen left off, the fact we're waiting on this announcement tonight, i wonder could we be looking at in your view a real republican primary in 2024? >> reporter: it's possible. i think in the immediate -- trump's announcement is going to be met by members of the republican party with private frustration, but i think you'll quickly see that turn into public support. the party just isn't, for all o...

I don't think they did. i think we got what we polled. we lost most of them by one or two points. >> why? >> i think it would be a mistake to oversimplify it. our primary voters have to be more pragmatic in their choices. our donors have to step up. five of the top senate races we got outspent two to one. there was resistance to issuing a policy agenda that voters could endorse. that's a mistake. we can't do that again. so i think we also have to change some of our campaign tactics. democrats turned republican candidates upsidedown in the summer and beat us in the mail-in votes. we can't do th...

His own performance in 2020 so nevada a tight race in a purple state. >> the new hampshire senate race is interesting. >> senator maggie hassan taking on don boldic after groups during the primary, i think a lot of people left this on the side lines but this race is close considerably in the final days. remember, even though joe biden won the state, hillary clinton won it by a small margin in 2016 so this is a state in new england that could be very interesting. one last race i'll point out, the pennsylvania senate race. we all know about this. john fetterman and mehmet oz. the two candidates ...