93 WIBC. It is the Kindle and Casey show. I'm Rob Casey's out today. Tony Kenned from

chalkboard review and for Casey Kevin's here. So over the weekend, surprise, surprise,

surprise, surprise to no one who was paying attention. The Democrats magically found the

votes in both Arizona and Nevada. I mean, it took days and but we give them credit just

as it did in 2020. The Democrats found the votes necessary. And of course, the Republicans

basically are putting up zero fight on any of this. And so we're just going to go along

with it. It appears they will keep the United States Senate. But despite doing their

best to lose it, it looks like their Republicans are going to win the House of Representatives.

The current tally that I saw that you have to get to 218 was 212 are in the Republican

camp 203 in the Democrat camp. There are 10 seats of the six Republicans that would have

to get that either lean or likely according to political list is Republican, fiber toss

up. So even by creative Democrat delaying and jelly bean counting, it would be almost impossible

for them not to get to 218, which is incredible because again, this was supposed to be a massive

red tsunami. Biden's policies have been incredibly unpopular. The president's approval rating

is abysmal. And yet we can't take the Senate and we can barely barely squeak over the

House. Okay. Here's my question, though. And I've asked this for several days and no one

can give me a good answer other than its medium manipulation. In 2018, the Republicans

added seats to the US Senate. That was the year Mike Braun got elected. It was a midterm

for Trump. Yeah, they did lose the House. But they added seats to their United States Senate

tally. It looks like depending on what happens in Georgia, the Democrats will either break

even or add one. We don't know yet. But they're going to lose the House. And yet we keep

hearing, oh my gosh, what a great midterm for the Democrats. Boy, they really showed that society

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