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the speaker. he will likely have we re now told a challenger coming from arizona s freedom caucus member, republican andy biggs. his spokesman saying mccarthy doesn t have 218 and there will be an alternative challenger. mccarthy needs support of his caucus. then they go to the full house vote. they would need 218 to become the speakner january. let s bring in congressman jason chaffetz, now a fox news contributor. good to have you with us. welcome. how do you think this shakes out? do you believe that kevin mccarthy has the support to be speaker and do you believe that republicans will indeed eek out that slim now majority in the house? well, i think it s premature to have either one of the leadership races. the race isn t finished. you don t have all the people in the room. you don t know if you re at 2018 or not. the senate process is very opaque. you don t get to see it. it s behind closed doors.
of the election. here s rick scott talking to hannity. watch this. election day, our voters didn t show up. we didn t get enough voters, a complete disappointment. we have to reflect now, what didn t happen? we didn t have enough of a positive message. we said everything about how bad the biden agenda was. it s bad. the democrats are radical. we have to have a plan of what we stand for. martha: molly, they lost independents 49 to 47. what do you think when you listen to rick scott there? when you have a failure like republicans had, it has a lot of fathers. you see a lot of finger pointing. all of it is probably valid. i think the one overarching thing that republicans need to understand, they re running elections of an election day model that no longer exists. democrats have worked very hard for decades to move to an election season where they can harvest ballots every day of that election season so that by election day, they have already
and should things change, i don t think it will be the shellacking that we saw before democrats would call that a good night and an opportunity to stay unified anmarjorie taylor green-controlled congress. you have rhode island that the blue areas are vulnerable for democrats. this is redistricting. yeah. partly redistricting. and partly, i think democratic enthusiasm. you mentioned it with steve just a second ago. five seats could swing in new york if the governor s race isn t as strong as you typically think. oregon hasn t elected a republican governor in 40 years. but there s three contested house races out there. if that democratic candidate
both sides are bringing in big money and big names. the pollsters, they try to tell you, some of them, it s a ten-point race, 12-point race, 14-point race. why are you bringing all these people to new york if this race isn t as close as we know it actually is. alex: big names like president biden who is flying to new york to campaign for kathy hochul tonight. this presidential visit one day after former president bill clinton stepped in to help the incumbent telling voters hochul is the best choice. lee zeldin, he makes it sound like kathy hochul gets up every morning, goes to the nearest subway stop and hands out billy clubs and baseball bats to everybody that gets on the subway, doesn t he? well, he