Good morning. It is Thursday, November 10th. It is seven minutes after nine. He's Rob Kendall.

My name is Casey Daniels and Republicans are expected to take a narrow control of the House

of Representatives. Of course, the fate of the Senate will come down to three races that are

yet to be called Nevada, Arizona, and a runoff election in Georgia. Biden predicted that GOP

majorities in Congress would make life more difficult for him as president. He delivered a speech

yesterday about four o'clock. It was the first time he spoke after the midterms, and a survey

has revealed deep worries about his performance and his ability to continue serving, but he was

asked about it and he's not changing. Yeah, so okay, there's a couple things before we get to

these Biden audio clips. One, we got so many phone calls yesterday, voicemails coming up in the

10 o'clock hour, we're going to devote multiple segments to how people were feeling.

And what people need to realize, and you can hate me, you can yell at me, you can whatever me,

the reality of this is that two things have factored into what happened. Number one,

the Republicans did better in 2022 than the Democrats did in 2018 in the sense of

Democrats got the House Republicans got the House, but Republicans actually added Senate seats in

2018. And remember at the time, the media is like, what a blue wave, everyone's for the

Republicans added seats in the Senate. And so, so don't buy the fact that, oh, what an utter

disappointment. If you know what's actually going on in a weird way, we are almost wave proofing

society. And what I mean by that is people are exiting states they don't like or that

of politics they don't like and moving to states they do like. So what that is doing is it is

creating because every state has two Senate seats. It is now there are fewer and fewer actual

swing states. So it is harder and harder to, air quote, pick up a Senate seat. Same thing going on

with the House of Representatives in the sense of the state legislatures because people have moved

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