Hey, this is Bill Bennett, just with an update on election 2022. As we're looking at it,

the House looks to be going to the Republicans pretty likely, 211 now, on 98 for Democrats.

It's 399, got to get 435, that's 36 votes. If the Republicans get 7, the next 35, they've got it.

So likely they will pick up the House. That's good. The Senate, boy, we just don't know at this point,

and it's early Friday morning. It looks very close to Nevada, the Laxall team, which I know

seems fairly confident. Good. Let's assume that happens for Adam. Arizona does not look so good

for governor. I mean, for a senator or Blake Masters, let's for the moment, can't count that out,

but it does look better for governor, Kerry Lake. So we'll see about that. It looks to be a runoff

in Georgia. Georgia's going to be the site of a lot of things called probably going for the

national championship. Same time we're talking about this runoff in December big. I mean, it could

come down to, you know, 4950 again. And if Republicans take it, it's Republicans have the Senate.

And that would be a very good thing indeed. What is the best thing to have? Best thing to have

is clearly Florida, called the Santa's basically Florida voted like Arkansas in terms of

redness. I mean, it was a very red state. He defeated this Democrat opponent by 20 points

extraordinary. And you know, he's had a tough time. He's had two hurricanes, one right now,

but extraordinary. And he's come across and he took Miami-Dade County, which is Hispanic,

rarely taken by Republicans. And so look to the future for on the Santa's. On the bad side,

this was not the red wave. No, we're near the red wave. Red trickle red stream maybe, but not a

red wave. Second, I think we lost governor's houses. And the challenges in Washington and Oregon

didn't work. Tractive candidates there. Republicans were defeated by Democrats. And that's a shame.

Also, you know, we were looking early in the evening of Virginia, three districts, one of them went

to Republicans. The other two contested one in the DC area. It went to Democrats. And another one

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