Wtness testimony. And in a significant blow to the impeachment defense, the ambassador to the European UnionGordon Sondland has reversed, changed his testimony on a really important matter. He now says it was a quid pro quo with ukraine. Joining us now, david gregory, chris cillizza, and bianna golodryga. Jim acosta says a source close to the white house who speaks to trump regularly offered this. Totally bad. Kentucky and virginia are signals to gop. They are underestimating voter intensity against trump. And it could be terrible for them next year. So how do you see this . The implications of these Election Results . I think kentucky is a really good state to look at. You had an unpopular governor. Republicans did well elsewhere in the state down the ballot. Which is important to point out. But this is a big trump state. And a couple of things stuck out to me. One, in those more progressive areas, they had big turnout. Which shows you the trump factor impeachment. The fact that its going to be a real turnout model in 2020 in part. The other part of it is if you look where beshear did good in rural counties, what was he talking about . Health care. Access to health care. This is where democrats won in 2018. So theres two pieces. The question of who we are and where the countrys going. The question of impeachment. Then theres still this issue of what people are struggling with. Where are they finding pain in their life . Will the Insurance Company cover their Prescription Drugs . Access to medical care . Those are states that are still battle grounds for the parties. Its interesting i have a voting panel coming up from swing voters in swing states. And what they just remind us all is that a lot of people vote for the person, not the party. And matt bevin was the most unpopular governor in the country. Im struggling this morning to figure out what was the trump factor because that has obviously swept people into office. And what was the matt bevin factor last night . And i think you could argue that theres a factor of both, right . Matt bevin was actually above by a few Percentage Points before the president came and campaigned for him recently. Now many are saying we dont know anything. We have nothing to do with him. It does raise the question about what voters are focused on right now. The trump factor did not play a huge role for them. In fact, it may have been a setback for them. Because they want to focus on pocketbook issues. They want to focus on the economy, on health care. And there was nothing that this president could do that could change their mind from what they were seeing their Governor Campaign on. And support for the president than support for local issues. I would say that when you take virginia in combination with kentucky, thats a Bigger Picture here. Maybe about places and not people. You look at Northern Virginia where all of a sudden elected republicans dont exist anymore. Ten years ago when i moved to where i am now, it was republican central. Democrats had begun to make gains, but in places like fairfax county, loudoun county, these are prince william. These are counties that were suburban. The idea you would see what we saw last night, David Wasserman tweeted out, at the congressional and state level, there is not one republican left in fairfax county. Which was once the whole of country Club Establishment republicans. I to me, thats the big story here. I think david touched on it. Big turnout in urban areas in kentucky. Then where did democrats flip it . Suburbs of Virginia Beach and d. C. Which by the way isnt new. Thats exactly what happened in 2018. All the gains in pennsylvania were in the philly suburbs. Right . So you see a trend here that i think is telling. Its more about what the moderate Republican Party fronted by donald trump, how its playing in the suburbs . Dont you also think theres a piece of this . You look in the suburban areas. This is where established republicans say enough already with donald trump. Its easier to do that in an offyear election. Thats what this is opposed to enough with donald trump so im going to go to who . We always have to remember that. If its elizabeth warren, a lot of those Establishment Republicans are going to go, dont like trump. Like her less. Probably going to stick with trump. Thats a dynamic. Which is why in kentucky you didnt see the democratic candidate align himself that closely with the democratic nominees running for president. They were focused on specific issues. But i would go back to virginia because now you can have significant change across that state. Redistricting. Gun legislation. Health care. Minimum wage. Thats why, yes, kentucky is a big story and kentucky not only impacts the president but mitch mcconnell, right . Thats a negative slight for him as well in his own state. But you see how other states and particularly in texas at some point could follow suit. Once a very red state. Now turning more and more purple and blue. And now youre going to see the fallout of that. I remember in 2008, there was some talk. Barack obamas numbers in virginia look pretty good. And everyone said, no democrat can win statewide in virginia. Because none had won since Lyndon Johnson in 1964. Now, yes, we will talk i think about virginia in that group of 10 to 12 swing states. I dont know how much of a swing state it is. Look, its not as blue as massachusetts, but recent results suggest its going it would be hard for any republican particularly one with Donald Trumps profile to win there. Thats a massive swing in a decade. Newtown significantly every town, excuse me, outspent the nra in that election out there. Can i read something that i think plays into this discussion youre all having here on the implications in 2020 . Joe biden wrote an oped yesterday that touched on some of the issues. He talked about what is seen as a purity test in the democratic primary. Some call it the my way or the highway approach to politics, but its worse than that. Its condescending to those with a different view. Its representative of elitism that working class do not share. We know best, you know nothing. Was he speak. Ing to some of the concerns you just voiced there . Im not sure. Is he talking about a liberal purity test . Yeah. I think hes betting on the idea that theres enough enthusiasm to get rid of trump. Among democratic voters that they will be less pure in their interpretation of these candidates. And that there is still a more moderate way, that there are koor democratic voters who dont buy into warren or sanders look into health care. There could be more evolution approaches on health care, for example. I think thats what hes counting on. A kind of pragmatism instead of this bold progress i have approach. And thats the difference this time around. Because its not just what weve seen in the past where progressives typically go after raising taxes and fighting against the rich. Voters did not want their health care taken away from them. This goes back to 2018. So the question now is a debate within the Democratic Party. Do we work with the system as we know it and give that a try or do we revolutionize it . Thats going to be the issue going forward. Not just a debate on raising taxes. One other thing i want to add quickly is i do think that whole elitism attack against elizabeth warren, im very interested to see how much it hurts her. Because you know if she is the nominee, youre going to hear from donald trump socialist, harvard, academic, elitist, east coast liberal. So its interesting biden is highlighting that. Its what is the real face of the Democratic Party now . For years and years it was scranton, right . Joe biden, working class. And now it has moved much more to a academic policy based bernie sanders, elizabeth warren. 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Later this morning perhaps we are expecting more transcripts, still more of witness depositions in the impeachment inquiry. This follows the explosive revision, flatout reversal from Gordon Sondland. Joining us now is jeffrey toobin. Sondland had testified before he didnt see a quid pro quo. He now says he did. Let me read what he said here. He talks about a meeting where i said the resumption of u. S. Aid would likely not occur until ukraine provided the public anticorruption statement we had been discussing for many weeks. The investigation into the group connected to the bidens. What makes this so significant is that every witness except sondland had said i saw a quid pro quo. But sondland said i didnt really see that. But then he comes out with this supplemental statement, this sworn statement. He says now that you mention it, i did see it. Not just saw it. Hes the one actually proposing the deal. It is peculiar he didnt remember it. I dont think we should throw around terms like perjury. Ive seen that in some of the news coverage. People change their minds about testimony. Its embarrassing but they are almost never prosecuted if they come forward on their own and say i now remember. One of the arguments the defenders have made is well, we may have thought it was a quid pro quo. But the ukrainians never understood it was a quid pro quo. Here sondland is saying i was telling the ukrainians it was a quid pro quo. So every defense that the Trump Supporters have put up about this incident keeps falling apart. He also admitted that it didnt sound good when he was saying this to the ukrainians and what he was hearing. That he sort of assumed it was illegal. So the fact he revised oh, that. Yeah. Does that signal to you that he or his attorneys felt he was in trouble because he was the sole voice saying i hadnt seen it . If you recall the news coverage, this has come out so quickly. Even when his Opening Statement and the reports about his testimony came out, it was puzzle i puzzling he assumed to be disagreeing with everybody else. Its not surprising he changed his tune because he was so out of line with the other evidence. The language he is choosing with his uturn is interesting. He said, i presumed there was this quid pro quo. Hes not saying donald trump told me there was a quid pro quo. This is another area of defense youre going to hear. Many of the witnesses who talk about quid pro quo like ambassador taylor, for example, did not have direct conversations with donald trump. The argument that all this quid pro quo evidence is hearsay. Its not all hearsay. It all starts with the partial transcript which seems to lay out a quid pro quo. The argument is donald trump never told him there was a quid pro quo. That a good argument . It makes no sense. Where else was this coming from . But, you know, it is an argument you can make. If this is american policy and, you know, it comes from Rudy Giuliani who is the president s lawyer, what you know, where else did it you know, where else did it originate . Jeffrey, thank you very much. Okay. The democratic victories in kentucky and virginia flipped seats to blue. What does that mean for the 2020 election . We ask chris coons next. Its tough to quit smoking cold turkey. So chantix can help you quit slow turkey. Along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. With chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. Chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, youll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. When you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. 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Military says he blew himself up after he was cornered in his compound. Okay. Now back to politics here. Big victories for the democrats in the kentucky governors race and the Virginia State legislature. So what does that tell us about 2020 . Here now is senator chris coons. Good to be here. Good to have you. Your reaction to the democratic victories in kentucky and virginia last night . I think this was a good night for democrats and it shows theres a lot of enthusiasm on the across the country for policies to tackle Prescription Drug prices, deal with gun violence in our communities and schools and deal with wages to strengthen the economy for americans. This was a close margin of victory in kentucky. But kentucky has been an elusively deep red state in recent years. It was a significant win in virginia taking back control of both chambers of their general assembly, their state legislature. The fact that matt bevin was the least popular governor in the country judged by polls, does that tell you something about 2020 . Or is that an aberration . It tells you that slavishly following President Trumps policies, having President Trump come down and campaign for you just the day before the election is not a path towards winning. Lets talk about whats happening in the impeachment world. Republicans have called for the transcripts of closed door meetings to be released. They said there wasnt enough transparency and they were really calling for the public and for them to be able to see what was going on in these interviews. Well, now they got it and transcripts have been released. Interestingly yesterday Lindsey Graham was asked if he read the transcripts. He said no and he said he didnt have any plans to. And he basically said he was writing off adam schiff, the chairman of intel. Heres what Lindsey Graham told the reporter. Ive written the whole process off. Ive written him off. I think this is a bunch of b. S. I dont care what anybody else says about the phone call. The phone call i made up my own mind is fine. So they wanted to read the transcripts but now they dont want to. If the laws on your side, argue the law. If the facts are on your side, argue the facts. If you have neither, just pound the table. Thats lind see graham essentially pounding the table saying ive written off the whole process. Ive written off adam shif. The tlchbl call was fine. What we learned through these transcripts and in particular campaign was this wasnt just a phone call in which he clearly made a quid pro quo offer to the new president of ukraine desperate for American Military assistance in the face of separatist attacks in eastern ukraine. This was a broad scale campai campaign a major republican donor engaged in a side Foreign Policy campaign that was fueled by right wing conspiracy theories. And designed to help President Trumps reelection. As you know, after the impeachment inquiry will move to the trial phase in the senate and apparently there was this private lunch last week where republican senators hatched a plan or at least desire for during that time theyd like to call hunter biden. And maybe joe biden. This was senator rand paul and john kennedy floating this idea. Does that worry you . What concerns me is we have those who continue to fuel a baseless theory that what joe biden was doing in ukraine was anything other than carries out both United States policy and combatting corruption of ukraine and eu and allied policy in ukraine. Theyre continuing to feed this narrative every investigation into this has shown there was nothing to it. Theyre trying to distract from what was clearly an abuse of power by President Trump at least according to all of the interviews, the transcripts, the allegations weve heard so far. But can they call them . Do you think that hunter biden and joe biden will be called as part of this senate trial . I certainly hope not, but they may will happen. The republican majority rather than working with us in the Democratic Caucus and coming up with widely agreed upon rules for how to proceed with the impeachment are at least according to that report you just shared looking for ways to further juice the partisan aspects of this inquiry. Senator chris coons, thank you for being on new day. All right. So we all see it nearly every day. How fox news and some right wing Media Outlets act as megaphones for the president. The question is, just how much . Lets get a reality check. You live by bipartisan media, you may die by bipartisan media. Right wing media played a major role in pumping up two discredited narratives about ukraine that donald trump just couldnt quit. First the crowd strike Conspiracy Theory that it was ukraine not russia that hacked the dnc. And second, the idea the u. S. Ambassador was blocking the real corruption investigations in ukraine into the bidens. These ideas stuck in the president s careen yum. Not because they were backed by our intelligence agencies but because they were confirmation bias conspiracy theories. They validated what he wanted to be true. Fox opinion host sean hannity. Congratulations, everybody. This is the first time that a president s belief in a Conspiracy Theory led to an impeachment inquiry. Its a sign of our times. We know from the newly released Mueller Investigation notes that Paul Manafort was one of the first to seed it in Donald Trumps head. We also know Sean Hannitys show might be considered a contribution. Chronicled hannitys mentions in Campaign Emails and called him king trumps chief prop gandist. Perhaps coincidentally hes been a staunch defender of wikileaks. And when ambassador ya von vich was going on, she was called and hounded. Rudy giuliani may sincerely believe he was fighting corruption with a sideline ukraine investigation, but he was doing so with two indicted florida men with a trail of lawsuits and a new venture that was literally called fraud guarantee. Sources tell cnn one of them was taking cash from the proputin oligarch. And the results were going to solomon whose column was just a case for the investigation. Sean hannity amplified it all. Its a closed loop. Somebody was benefitting from all this, but its not the American People. Former special envoy kurt volker testified that he warned giuliani the source of those theories was not credible and that biden was executing u. S. Policy at the time in what was widely understood to be the right policy. Addicted to anger, anxiety, and resentment. Its a paradise for disinformation. But now we see those impulses weaponized with the power of the presidency. And the result is an off the rails administration. Facing something you dont aufb often see with conspiracy theories. Its called consequences. And thats your reality check. Great job, john. Thank you very much for all of that reality this morning. So the impeachment investigation is ramping up and we wanted to see how it may affect the 2020 election and how key swing voters in two key swing districts feel about it. Are you comfortable, show of hands, with asking a foreign entity for help with dirt on a political opponent . We get the pulse of the people next. What if numbers tell only half the story . At t. Rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine Investment Opportunities firsthand. Like a biotech firm that engineers a patients own cells to fight cancer. This is strategic investing. Because your investments deserve the full story. T. Rowe price. Invest with confidence. Performance comes in lots of flavors. dramatic orchestra theres the ampedup, overtuned, feedingfrenzyof sheetmetalkind. 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This i think is a very key group. Ive been looking at the polling data seeing where perhaps theres been some shifts. To me theres a shift among white women without a college degree. Look. Here was the 2016 vote choice according to pew research center. Trump won this group by 23 Percentage Points. But then i looked at our cnn patrol since april of 2019. What did i see there . I looked at the approval among the same group. Trumps Approval Rating with them only 50 . His disapproval, all the way up to 47 . Basically weve seen him go to a net margin of 23 here to a net margin of only 3 here. That is by far the largest weve seen of any group. I know you looked at pennsylvania. Why is that important . Take a look here. They both voted for barack obama. Both voted for donald trump. And in 2018 they both voted for the democratic candidate for governor tom wolfe. If im looking forward to donald trump and im trying to get an understanding of how different groups potentially are moving, these two particular groups have a lot of white voters without College Degrees specifically white women without College Degrees. Lets see how these groups vote. How they vote in 2020 may give you a good indication of how the nation is going to vote. I have an answer for you. I led you right into it. Thank you for that. So pennsylvania will again of course be this key battleground in 2020 as will that important voting block of white women harry just described. How do those voters feel about the impeachment inquiry . How will that affect their vote . We sat down with a group of six swing voters, women from those two swing counties to ask them. And just uneditorial note for you. Youre going to hear some long pregnant pauses in this segment. We did not tighten those up in the edit room so that you can hear some of their struggle with mixed feelings. Heres our pulse of the people. How many of you, show of hands, support the impeachment investigation that is beginning . Investigation . Support it. Four of you support that. Well, simple fact, its never ever ever going to pass through the senate. Congress isnt doing anything but inquiries and hearings and inquiries and hearings. What they would say is theres new information and thats the ukraine call. Theres consistently evolving information. How many of you are comfortable with what President Trump asked for in terms of withholding military aid for an investigation of the bidens . As a business owner, i wouldnt give up that kind of money if i thought something was going on. I think he had every right to ask that. Because it was a new president. Why are we giving ukraine so much money anyway when we have Homeless Veterans on the streets . Like, really . Go to san diego. Go to los angeles and youll see them. And its pitiful. Thats where congress should be working. Exactly. Thats where they should be working. Thank you. Just so im clear on that. So youre comfortable with withholding military aid to ukraine though theyre fighting russia because you dont like the idea that that money goes there anyway . Well, i dont know why its going there. But im saying if they have money to keep giving to everybody, why not help our own people first . Exactly. Are you comfortable, show of hands, with asking a foreign entity for help with dirt on a political opponent . Nobody is comfortable with that. You are comfortable with it. Why do you think its okay to ask . Hes the president of the United States. He should be allowed to ask for military information. Well, this is political information. Well, even political information. Does that bother you . Didnt every other president do it . I cant speak for any other president. They all do it. I dont know that to be true. I dont know that to be true either. So why are you hanging your hat on that . Im just saying. Im just saying. I mean but youre comfortable with it because thats how you think it works . As a business owner, yeah. So you just see this as a business transaction. It is. His business is this country. Getting dirt to benefit him does not benefit this country. That benefits him. Hes not a business leader. No matter what business youre in or what youre doing, accountability. Its bad practice. Show of hands, how many would like the identity of the whistleblower to be revealed and think it should be . Thats not how its supposed to work. The whole point is its supposed to be one of those checks and balances where you can come forward and say this is going on and people dont know and its wrong. Its like going to Human Resources department. Exactly. Its supposed to be a confidential thing. I dont think that it should be revealed right now. I think that for, like, historical purposes that yes, it would be nice for the American People to know what happened, who saw this. Youre curious, basically. Yes. Youre curious. That could get that person shot. The point of a whistleblower is anonymity. So are you uncomfortable when President Trump calls for their identity to be unmasked . I dont think it should be unmasked publicly. But what if President Trump knows about it . Thats wrong. Itll be public. Itll be on twitter, i assume, within five minutes. How many people think the impeachment process will hurt President Trump . I think its going to hurt everyone. You think it will hurt President Trump. Is that to say the rest of you think it will hurt the democrats . I think its going to hurt everyone. When you splash mud, it hits everyone. And again, theyre not going to get nothing done because theyre doing all this worrying about the hearings and impeachment. To be fair, 490 bills have been passed by the house. 65 pieces of legislation came out how many in the senate . 65. Because a lot of things are coming out of the house and then dying in the senate. Absolutely. Because they wont work together. Theres literally no compromising. Do you want compromise . Yes. No ones supposed to win all the time. Everyone from a business perspective, you compromise. You dont walk away every time. Most of us are mothers and we want everyone to work together. Absolutely. Youre tired of the divisiveness . We are. Absolutely. I think most people in the country are. Do you think that President Trump plays any role in that divisiveness . No. Yes. Do you think hes being helpful . I think hes being helpful, yes. How . How is he bringing the country together . Im not sure how hes bringing the democrats and republicans together. However, i do think hes trying to get stuff done. Lets go around and one word for these past three years how you would describe the Trump Presidency . Divisive. Entertaining. You never know what youre going to get every day. One of a kind. Definitely. I believe hes for the people. You believe the Trump Presidency for the people means selfless . No. Just for the people. Hes making a change. Embarrassing. Thats a good one. That is a good one. Fantabulous. So crystal, is there anything he could do that would make you not vote for him . No. If he shot someone on 5th avenue, would you vote for him . Youd have to know why he shot him. Yeah, why did he shoot him . Okay. And tomorrow we will hear from that same group of voters. Which group theyre leaning towards and which issues are really going to help them decide on election day. Look, crystal at the end there saying it depends on why the president shot someone. I think that will get the headlines from this interview. But there was a lot of interesting stuff there. He needs 100 of these voters. And he needs 100 of 100 from these voters. And there was some conflict internally there on the impeachment inquiry that i wasnt expecting based on what you had told me you heard from them. 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These are 20th century brand names. The journal calls them savie i stars of technology. The journal cites people familiar with the matter saying xerox received an informal funding commitment from a bank. Hp just installed a new ceo last week. It is more than three times the size of xerox. No guarantee xerox will follow through with an offer or one would succeed. Also in merger news, the fcc approved the merger between t mobile and sprint, americas third and fourth largest wireless carriers. Consumer groups and a dozen state attorneys general opposed this deal fearing it would drive up your cell phone bill. Theyve ended early termination fees and reintroduced unlimited data plans. A group state ofs have sued to block this merger. Thomas payne, Farrah Fawcett, billy carter, the Station Wagon. A new book celebrates people and things who died, they all died thats what they have in common. Without getting a proper sendoff. Cbs sunday morning correspondent mo raqqah, author of mobituaries. I couldnt put this down. I had a million things i had to be doing but i found myself wanting to read one more, one more, one more. Why did you decide to sort of commemorate the not sufficiently commemorated . Im now imagining the most awesome road trip of farrah faucet, billy carter and thomas payne in a Station Wagon going to the grand canyon. I got my love of the obituaries from my father. A good obituary is about the life of somebody, not the death. And there were people that didnt get the sendoff they deserved. Farrah fawcett died on the same day as michael jackson. So we didnt give her the love she deserved. And so what would we have said. She did get gypped. But when you looked into it, what did you feel she deserved . I think Farrah Fawcett was i think when someone is in the public eye long enough you can figure out who they are. Right . The public is smart. We loved farrah long after the poster days, right, for different reasons. The three of us at this table all love farrah for different reasons. Absolutely. Sort of. And at the end of her life, what she did for people suffering with cancer struggling as she was, there was something about her. You just loved her and the 70s were sort of a sluggish time. She was refreshing and exciting and the hair and the teeth and the poster. Dont knock the 70s. One more thing you also said dead people are easier to deal with than other people. Dead people are so easy to deal with. And, you know, but, no, i mean, obviously, you have perspective and i think some people are still remembered like farrah, like marlena dietrich, like thomas payne. Speaking of the 70s, you write about billy carter. I love obituaries because i always learn something new. And billy carter, we all have this notion whof he was and what he stood for and billy beer, but i didnt know until i read here, he went into aa and was totally, totally changed his life after his brothers presidency. The last chapter of his life was his proudest. I talked to president jimmy carter and his widow cybill and their six kids and they describe a man that was funny, smarkt, hard working and in the last years of his life he went around the country talking to people, a lot of blue collar people that could relate to him who were struggling with alcoholism. Look, he was in his late 30s with six kids when the International Press descended on the tiny town of plains, georgia. I couldnt have handled that. And he wasnt able to run his business. It went into a blind trust because the president , you know imagine that. Imagine that. It never happens. He was in office. So his profession became being billy carter. There was nothing else he could do at that point. Thats a really interesting addendum. You brought up thomas payne. He doesnt get nearly as much love as George Washington, thomas jefferson, john adams, Benjamin Franklin or the post musical alexander hamilton. But payne was the intellectual engine that poured the american revolution. No pain, no gain of independence. He wrote common sense, which, you know, based on the population at the time is the biggest selling in history. It marshalled the colonists to band together and see themselves as americans, not as marylanders, virginians and new yorkers and rebel against the crown. He didnt have a great personality. The biggest problem thomas payne had was he was a revolutionary that didnt know how to turn into a statesman. Hes the guy at dinner that only wants to talk about the issues. Came out against George Washington and jesus which is tough. Know your audience. And his brain stem was preserved . He has a lot of fans, and so his body was dug up from its grave and his bones were scattered all around the world. And theres a big market for them on the internet. I am so relieved that someone knows this and has written about it, mo. Thank you very much for this work. The book is mobituaries by mo rocca. Thanks to our International Viewers for watching. For you not cnn newsroom is next. For the rest of you, the democrats riding a blue wave. The results of last nights election and what it all means. Andy beshear is declaring victory. In a state democrats won by a ton. This is the first time democrats will control the Governors Mansion and both parts of the state legislature for complete control in virginia. We won on the maps that the republicans drew back in 2011 otheir maps. One of the president s top envoys changing his testimony. Ambassador sondland explicitly admitted that a quid pro quo most certainly did occur. Any linkage that has been alleged is based on many times second or thirdhand information. Its one more confirmation that the whistleblower was correct. This is new day with Alisyn Camerota and john berman. Good morning and welcome to your new day. Its wednesday, november 6th. Its 8 00 in the east. President trump is waking up this morning to big setbacks, both at the ballot box and in the impeachment arena. A lot of breaking news for you. First, overnight, the Democrat Andy beshear has declared victory in kentuckys governors race over matt bevin. This is a state that President Trump won in a landslide, 30 points in 2016. And the president was just there two nights ago to make a push for bevin. In virginia, democrats flipped the house and senate there. The First Time Since 1992 thats happened. And therere