We are an international show, but we are stationed here in Texas in the middle of the United States of America.

And this has been a crazy week in America. I think it's one of the most dynamic midterm elections that I've ever seen.

All sides taking their positions, promises of red waves and, you know, issues big, huge issues that have been talked about for decades seem to be on the voter's minds.

This is what that looked like in the news.

After a contentious election season, election day is finally here. Poles are open.

The stakes could not be higher. I think investors are anticipating a big change. Should we get this red wave that so many people have been talking about?

Governor DeSantis is expecting a big victory tonight in his bid for another term four years.

In the Senate, we're watching four critical races. They're still too close to Paul Novata, Arizona, Georgia and Wisconsin.

We talk about just how close these races are because any single one of them could determine control of the center.

Democrats have scored a major victory. Lieutenant Governor John Federman is projected to win the Senate contest against TVs, Dr. Oz.

And in the rematch between Brian, Captain Stacy Abrams, Brian, Camp One again.

Here in the battleground state of Arizona, there are two pivotal races with national implications. Republican Kerry Lake, who is running for governor with her election denialism, becoming really a central part of her campaign.

Looks like at the Oklahoma make history as first female elected to the state's highest office.

Senator Rand Paul reelected to his third term in the U.S. Senate. During his victory speech, he called out Dr. Anthony Fauci several times, promising to investigate him fully.

In his next term. Thanks for coming out to Dr. Fauci's retirement party.

NBC News now declaring that Ron Johnson, two term Republican has been reelected to a third term representing Wisconsin, the United States Senate, narrowly defeating his Democratic challenger Mandela Barnes.

This is not going to be a red wave in Florida. It is going to be a tsunami.

Governor Ron DeSantis solidifying his second term here, the room absolutely electric as the race was officially called.

We chose facts over fear. We chose education over indoctrination.

Florida was a refuge of sanity when the world went mad. We stood as a citadel of freedom for people across this country and indeed across the world.

Well, a lot of polls were showing that nearly 75% of America did not like the direction that this country was heading in.

Yet it almost seemed like we were divided perfectly upon party lines. There are still counting going on as we speak.

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