Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

We have an update you on this. We probably should have.

Control of the House is still uncertain as of this time,

with more than a dozen close races remaining undecided.

There are still counting votes.

Republicans have won 211 compared to Democrats

199. The total is 435. Obviously, you need half or more of that to be in control.

They're currently leading in enough races, though, mostly in Arizona and California, which

looks like took back a lot of spots and created some new ones.

It looks like the Republicans are definitely going to reach the 218 seats needed to hold the majority.

Currently have 53 Senate seats with a possibility of a few more.

So Donald freaking Trump is easily won and is going to have a solid Senate majority and slim to slightly more than slim House majority.

So it would be interesting to see what the Republicans can do with that.

Really glad to hear that. I just read on day one, which is a silly cliche.

Really, the first couple of months would be fine. But on day one, Trump will a silly cliche. Really, the first couple of months it would be fine.

But on day one, Trump will sign an executive order to cut federal funding for any school pushing transgender insanity and other inappropriate sexual content on our children. And he will ask Congress to send a bill to his desk prohibiting child sexual mutilation in all 50 states.

Something they've already done in lots of other countries.

Yeah, and a number of U.S. states, too.

It's close to the majority at this point.

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