And out front next, it is election night in America.

Polls about to close in Texas where a bitter runoff race is dividing the Republican Party.

Did Trump overreach this time?

And is he about to give Democrats a chance to flip the Senate seat in Texas,

plus RFK Jr. and the snakes. The nation's top health official with his bare hands, rangling a pair

of snakes, squeezing their bodies in a video you have to see to believe. This is our HSA, Secretary Harry.

And South Carolina, Republicans defying Trump

tonight, rejecting his call to redraw the congressional map. Let's go out front. And good evening,

I'm Aaron Burnett, and welcome to a special edition of Outfront, Election Night in America,

as we are standing by for polls in Texas to close in the Senate runoff

race that is dividing the Republican Party. This is a race that is testing Trump's grip on the GOP

like never before. And that's saying something, right? Because yeah, we can all remember last week.

It was only a week ago when Massey went, bye-bye. Incumbent Senator John Cornyn right now is fighting

for his political survival

against his Trump-backed challenger Ken Paxton, the state's controversial, to say the least,

Attorney General. It is a remarkable turn for Cornyn. Cornyn was elected 24 years ago. He has never

lost an election in his life. This isn't a seat that, you know, would be really that challenged,

right? He's a respected Republican. And unlike Thomas Massey of Kentucky, who was just defeated

by a Trump-back candidate, Cornyn has been in lockstep of the president 100% of the time.

Literally, his voting record is almost 100% with Trump. Not taking Trump on Iran. Never mind,

Epstein.

But that apparently was not enough.

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