Democrats gain late, seriously late ground on Republicans.

Everybody revs up for 2020, and we check the mailbag.

I'm Ben Shapiro. This is The Ben Shapiro Show.

As always, a lot of breaking news, and we'll get to all of it in just one second.

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night, it seemed as though the blue wave did not materialize. It was more like a slight blue

tide. But as the votes have been tallied, it looks more and more like a slow-moving

blue wave. Just to be completely honest about the status of the election, the reality is that

early on Tuesday night, there are a couple of races that surprised everybody, the Ohio

governor's race, the Ron DeSantis race in Florida, the Rick Scott race in Florida. And because of

those surprises, it sort of colored everybody's perception of what had happened in the election.

It looked like Democrats would pick up 30, 31, maybe 34 seats at the outside.

Now it's looking like by the end of this election, because the votes are still being tallied in some places like California,

Democrats could have picked up as many as 40 seats, which is a wave, and that seats that it looked

like Republicans had won, including in Florida and Arizona, could still be up in the air.

Right now, if you had to guess, you would suggest that Kristen Sinema, who is a radical,

leftist, insane person, is going to be the new senator from Arizona over Martha McSally,

the first female Air Force

pilot to fly in combat. So the Arizonans apparently picked Kristen Sinema, who in 2003

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