so he has done a lot of positive things. herschel kind of saying along the same lines same kind of business ideas so we are going to kind of go for him, too. lawrence: ma am, real quick who did you vote for today? herschel and kemp. lawrence: reach why? economy, inflation. lawrence: thank you so much. guys, as you recognize, as we see in our national polling, it is the same thing in georgia. it is not about jim crow 2.0 it is about the economy. record turnout here in georgia. i will send it back to you guys in new york. bret: all right, lawrence, thank you so much. i want to point out one thing the rnc is joining a coalition to file emergency motion to extend poll hours in maricopa county because of the earlier problems with the voting machines. we should point out maricopa says they have fixed them by now they say that hiccup they want to extend the hours and they have a bunch of attorneys and volunteers on the ground working on this. we will follow that to see if they do
i was recognized a few times in deep blue manhattan precinct i consider that also positive antidote. kathy is lackluster candidate whiffs on crime and points fingers. if we could get a republican in the governor s seat in albany in new york, you could turn the city and the state around. bret: juan, why is the president not committing to a press conference tomorrowon i imagine he has to say something. the language, brit, in the past has been i took a whooping, i was devastated or whatever you want to use in terms of a very active description but i think the president has to given what we have talked about in terms of results get a sense of what it means not only for himself and whether he runs in 24. i don t want to get scolded like brit hume for looking too far forward. bret: not scolding, just saying. juan: i also think for democrats in the house, for pelosi s future, for what happens in the senate a lot of
we will not back down. it s all on the line. bret: expect an exciting night that could go either way. in america s decision, starts now. martha: it is 7:00 p.m. in the east and polls have now closed in six states. we begin with the battleground state of georgia where fox news decision desk says democratic senator raphael warnock and republican herschel walker are in a very tight race at this hour. it is too early to make a call in this race. georgia historically slow counting these vote as they come in. we will watch this one throughout the night. also if either candidate does not get 50% of the vote there will be that expected runoff in four weeks from now in december.
take on. also, of course, fiscal spending. i mentioned the covid relief package and all of the other spending, 5 trillion in borrowing. if the republicans can get a victory in a number of these states likely see fiscal spending slow down and that is also something that investors will be focused on. tomorrow, i will say this, if we see a big win by the g.o.p., expect a big rally in stocks tomorrow. the next big catalyst for markets and the economy comes thursday when we get the next consumer price index out. that s going to be for the last month. the month of october. and even though we are off of the highs, when you look at the last several months, you are still talking about expectations of between 8 and 9% increases in consumer prices over the last year. year over year. bret: if you were listening to maria 2016 late in the night, you made a lot of money. you made a lot of money. so, quickly, maria, does the market like divided government? the market does like divided
the big issues for all voters being economy and the like what we have seen from the fox exit polls constellation of issues that appeal to democrats and got democrats to the polls tonight to the extent that we will find out how much of a turnout there was. but that constellation includes abortion, includes climate change in a big way. bret: trey? trey: to my friend juan, west virginia, joe biden and hillary clinton did not win a single solitary county in that state. so, it is as red as you can get. i will defend joe biden. there s some talk that he is not going to give a statement tomorrow. i actually got a copy of his statement already. i exercised my right to remain silent under the fifth amendment because there is no good explanation. bret: katie? katie: i was also going to respond to why president biden has not committed to a press conference tomorrow is because he is already going to a funeral for democracy. that s already on his schedule