indiana. ainsley: no matter what happens where these races are too close to call to call. republicans will keep the majority in the senate bottom line. the democrats took the house. several of these races are too close to call but it was definitely not a blue wave. brian: it s a split decision. it s almost never been done in history where a sitting president in his first term expands his reach in the senate and loses in the house. it was a big win for democrats in the house. not a wave, but it s a win. they are now going to be in power in all the committees. more than likely going to have speaker pelosi. i think there is going to be a serious run at her leadership there about 51 people have said unofficially democrats if they are elected they won t vote for nancy pelosi. ainsley: who else would want that position? brian: tim ryan. another generation of democrats that might come in here and go for it. i don t think necessarily steny hoyer. ed: talked about how this president will have r
wins. he is going to be one of president s big allies in the senate mike braun. ed: it was big. brian: the polls were wrong. brian: polls were very wrong there big spread for brawn. donnelly conceded very early in the evening. ainsley: what did you think of the heidi heitkamp loss. brian: pick up for republicans. this isn t keeping pace. it was a win. double figures. when heidi heitkamp came out. maybe to her credit she believed brett kavanaugh and all these women, yeah, i m not voting for that the lead just expanded even though money poured in after she did that from the left. ed: here is the big picture. the president loses the house. looks like the democrats have a narrow marginal. in the senate republicans have a net gain right now at this hour of 3 seats. so they go from 51 to at least 54. if they hold arizona, which was a republican seat with jeff flake and they hold that you are still at 54. ainsley: martha mcsally is on top there.
president trump s agenda. president trump won this state in 2016 by 20 points. he campaigned for rosendale four different times. the vice president held a valley on monday. tester did not attack president trump. he told me this is a race between jon tester and matt rosendale. not jon tester and president trump. tester largely stayed focus on things like public land use, veterans issues. and healthcare. and part of the reason is because president trump does have a high approval rating in this state, about 50% approval rating. we want to take a quick look back at recent montana senate races that flipped in 2006. democrats turned a red senate seat blue with tester. in 2014 republicans turned a blue senate seat red with steve danes. they are hoping to keep this seat blue. republicans are hoping they can eke out a win for now. we have to see. back to you guys. brian: fascinating in montana. i have never seen bigger and louder crowds than what we saw in montana no offense to
did texas change? find out. pete: that is the key question here this morning. i m here with barbara and tim. they have been married for 43 years. god bless you guys. and voted for ted cruz down here in texas. absolutely. pete: you saw the results last night. the question that brian kilmeade just asked me has texas changed? people look at 3-point win for ted cruz. is it a solidly conservative state. it is solid. we have to keep working on it. get out the republicans to vote and make sure it doesn t change for the other side any time soon. we want trump to keep going. pete: was it a combination of a lot of outside money? outside money and going for the young people that are uninformed. so, we are going to get them to watch fox news. they would be informed and we would be all right. pete: governor abbott won by 13 points. fundamentals still there. i think the economy is roaring in texas one of the better states. national security is paramount here. not only for the foreign countri
those senate seats and increase advantage. number two is despite the 92% of the negative press, is he still extremely popular. you just watched him. 11 appearances in the last six days. those weren t scripts. no one was getting paid. that s real passion for him. i he will have to change way approaches things. he has to go out and get the suburbs and cannot give up. republicans cannot give up on minorities. ed: those who worked with me the president says embracing certain policies and principles did very well. those that did not say good bye. yesterday was such a very big win, and all under the pressure of nasty and hostile media. there he goes going after the media number two. and saying to some of the republicans you got at this mark penn earlier. didn t help him on the wall and finish with healthcare bye-bye. brian: i can t dispute anything he said. brand new day he has to cut deals. is he a dealmaker. cut deals and get things done or just both sides