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You're listening to America First with Sebastian Gorka, former strategist of President Donald J. Trump.

What an incredible first hour, thanks to our amazing guest. She came here, she ran here from the RNC headquarters after giving that blistering press conference, Jenna Ellis.

Let's post Mr. G, let's post the video, Jenna Ellis's press conference on our Twitter on Facebook pages.

And then we had Joe DeGeneres and Victoria Tonsing and who's going to open the second hour of American First? His whip is newly polished.

He is once again House Republican whip. He is a great American Steve Scalese. Welcome back to America First.

Sebastian, it's always great to be back with you. Thanks.

So congratulations, we're glad to have you back. Do you actually, do they give you a whip? Do you have a whip?

It's funny how many different kind of people give you whips when you're like the whip. I learned how to crack the whip when I got elected and started getting a few of those.

So I've got a deep collection of whips.

All right, all he needs now is the Indiana Jones hat on here. Be fine.

Just don't make me use it, okay?

No, no, no, not on this show. You can use it with the other side of the aisle.

So congratulations on that. Let's talk about, we got to talk about what's happening in the broader election post election environment.

But, but, but, but, congressman Scalese, we were told that the House would see an even larger majority for the Democrats and that they would be a resounding referendum on just how successful they've been.

Can you give us the so far as we have it, the final tally? What, what is Nancy's lead now when it comes to seats in the lower House of Congress?

It's, it's never been a smaller majority on her side than right now. We're at about 210 House Republicans. There's still a few races that haven't been formally called.

We're going to pray into around 212 or 13 Republicans, which is at most a six seat majority for Speaker Pelosi.

They're rejecting that we would lose 10 seats. We've gained about 12 seats.

But that's an incredibly thin majority. Absolutely.

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