Welcome to Monday's morning show podcast, because you deserve a better morning.

In the core for today, we are going to do a quick update as to which races have been officially decided from last week's midterm elections.

And in Pop Stop, we are going to talk about the state of Twitter.

And in what's trending? I've got the perfect gift for the kid on your list.

I think Anthony even wants it himself.

I mean, it is a pretty cool gift.

Welcome to the Morning Show podcast.

My name is Anthony.

I'm Carla Marie, and today is Monday, November 14th, 2022.

The Core 4.

The four headlines you need to know.

We are now a week removed from the midterm elections, and some races are still too close to

call. But over the weekend, it was announced that Democrats have retained control in the Senate

with a tight race in Nevada going to the Democratic incumbent by less than one percentage point.

That brings the Democrats to a 50-seat total. so even if Herschel Walker wins the runoff

election in Georgia for Republicans, the Senate will still be split 50-50 with any deciding

vote coming down to Vice President Kamala Harris. In the House, the current projection looks like

the Republicans will take control of that chamber of Congress, but by a much smaller margin than expected.

To control the House, a party needs 218 seats. At the moment, it looks like Republicans will be able to hold 219, but there are about a dozen races or so that are still too close to call.

Most House races should wrap up in the next couple of days, with the exception of Maine

and Alaska, where they participate in ranked choice voting, which takes a little bit longer.

And in the Senate, we won't know who will win Georgia until the week before Christmas.

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