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Pro-ised jobs. joining me is richard florida, senior editor at the atlantic, old friend of mine. richard let s start with the $70 billion large that we give for whether it s stadiums or small companies to relocate. do taxpayers see the benefit of that generally? no. i think the consensus among anyone and everyone who studied the subject is this is outrageous and it s looting the taxpayer money. worse, today has been a banner day. that s going up and not just by $2.8 billion. every other tech company and industrial company is going to follow suit. now we re going to have auction number one, auction number two, corporate auction number three. who knows, that total may go over $100 billion. so we re thinking with 238 cities that participated in this that amazon was looking for a place that was going to have some major impact. it was going to go somewhere and stimulate growth and jobs and development. that s not going to happen in the same measure in new york ....
Applications taken from so many different cities, 238 applications, i believe, from different cities to host amazon, the second headquarters away from seattle. it was meant to bring about 50,000 jobs and also investment of about $5 billion. all we ve learned is that amazon apparently is not very good with choice. it has split the decision between new york city and northern virginia area of crystal city. this is going to create a little bit of angst after all the work that s gone into securing this business. the question is how that money will be split and the impact on local infrastructure and property values. let s get a quick check on your weather with bill karins. a lot of activity out there. we still have the chance of severe weather and even a possible tornado in eastern north carolina. we ll give you updates on that. also dealing with torrential ....
Again, democrats aren t there yet. the map looks like there s a path to get there. harry enten, you re doing some statistical models right now. what s the forecast? we can t project the house yet, but our forecast is that democrats will fact have a net gain of 35 seats. however, it could go even higher than that. we could go all the way up to having a net gain in the low to mid-40s for democrats. 238 seats, which is far more than they started the evening with, wolf. it s looking good for the democrats in the house of representatives right now. dana is with us. and, jake, let s talk a little bit about the house of representatives right now. yeah. assuming the democrats are the majority, and it s looking like almost certainly they will be the majority. what does it mean? it means a number of things. first of all, let me talk about how the democrats are doing this because we ve been talking about this all night, the idea that democrats really set out to recruit the best candid ....
Left. it is the kavanaugh hearings all over again. we were going to throw out 238 years of american jurisprudence because it did not coincide with an agenda for the supreme court. then afterwards, suddenly the good, blue wall, the electoral college that helped obama get elected had to be jettisonedct because it crumbled and gave trump the election. senators were wonderful from small states, the same as big states, because obama had a super majority in the senate, and that was bad. nine justices were good since 1869, and suddenly, they didn t flip like they usually do when a republican so, whatever is useful, the law excluded. it is about power, tucker. it is not about respect for the law.w. tucker: i think a lot of us, including me, are too literal, take these arguments is that they are sincere, which they are not. professor, thank you. thank you. tucker: across the country, extremists are attacking candidates for office, but of ....
Left. it is the kavanaugh hearings all over again. we were going to throw out 238 years of american jurisprudence because it did not coincide with an agenda for the supreme court paired then afterwards, suddenly the good, blue wall, the electoral college that helped obama get elected, had to be jettisoned because it crumbled and gave us before the election. senators were wonderful from small states, the same as big states, because obama had a super majority in the senate, and that was bad beer nine justices were good since 1869, and suddenly, they didn t flip like they usually do when a republican whatever is useful, the law excluded. it is about power, talker. it is not about respect for the law. tucker: i think a lot of us, including me, are too literal, take these arguments is that they are sincere, which they are not. professor, thank you. thank you. tucker: across the country, ....