>> good evening. you are an amazing crowd. thank you for being so diligent in staying with us. the evening is not over yet. a lot of the votes rn but they are not all in yet. there is a law in alabama that if the voteecount is within one half of a percent and that includes all the candidates that are on the ballot and any writings that are qualified to be candidate. at this point, we do not have a final decision on the outcome tonight. we know that god is still in control and we are going to give him the credit for how this turns out. we continue to honor him in this campaign. thank you for coming out tonight and showing your support for judge moore. i have a message for the media. i just talked to the secretary of state john merrill. he invites you to come to his office tonight at 11:00 p.m.. he can explain in detail the steps that are required from this point on. the vote has to be certified later this month and then, after the vote is certified, if it is within one half of 1%, the law requires it to be recount. the military ballots are not even in yet. we thank you for your enthusiasm. we thank the team. the most important member of this team, i want to bring him on the stage right now. judge roy moore. [applause] mr. moore: thank you. thank you. [crowd chanting "u.s.a."] thank you. you know, i really want to thank you for coming tonight and realize when the vote is this close that it's not over. and we still got to go by the rules about this recount provision and the secretary of state has explained it to us and we're expecting that the press will go up there and talk to them to find out what the situation is. but we also know that god is always in control. you know, part of the thing - part of the problem with this campaign is we've been painted in an unfavorable and unfaithful light. we've been put in a hole, if you will. and it reminds me of a passage in psalms 40. i waited patiently for the lord. that's what we've got to do. and he inclined it to me, heard my cry, brought us out of a horrible pit out of clay and set my feet on the rock and established my goings and put a new song in our mouth. a hymn praising to our god. many shall see it and hear it and shall be moved by that, if you will. that's what we've got to do is wait on god and let this process play out. i know it's late. we can't wait and have everybody wait until after 11:00. but the votes are still coming in and we're looking at that. may god bless you as you go on, give you safe journey and thank you for coming tonight. it's not over and it's going to take some time. thank you. let's go home and sleep on it. ♪ >> as c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. morning, thes future of the senate after the alabama senate election. and talking about sexual harassment on capitol hill. the democratic women's working group. and, virginia republican congressman scott taylor gives his view on tax reform, government spending deadlines and the future of daca. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. this morning. join the discussion. >> sunday night, washington examiner editor on his book "bannon: always the rebel." withu spent a lot of time stephen k bannon. what odds do you give him for being able to help reach his goals? >> so, you want me to be utterly honest or utterly hopeful? i did come to agree with a lot of what he said. i think there is a decent chance steve bannonnk believes the electorate has already changed. >> even in the general election, trump was victorious despite obvious flaws. he is not a perfect person. donald trump would admit that himself. i think what bannon believes is that already the longing for populism and nationalism is there. he believes it is already victorious among the bait. where it has not changed his and washington. in that leadership in some parts of the senate. that is what is driving him.