Both Virginia and New Jersey have a historical pattern of electing governors in off-year elections

who are from the opposite party of the sitting president.

In Virginia, it's happened in 10 of the last 11 elections.

It makes sense because people tend to vote more when they're upset with the person in power.

And right now, that person is Joe Biden.

Voting is like democracy's Yelp review.

You never leave a comment when the soup was tasty.

But if you bring me still water, when I asked for sparkling,

I will burn your bistro to the ground.

Democrats are sounding the alarm after a series of unexpected losses this week.

The question is, would an infrastructure deal have helped the party hang on?

We'll show you what President Biden is saying about that.

Plus, former President Trump's fight to keep documents related to January 6th secret heads to court today.

The question is, what will the federal

judge think of his executive privilege argument? And Green Bay Packers, quarterback Aaron Rogers

will miss this Sunday's game after reportedly testing positive for coronavirus. The question

is, was he vaccinated or not? It's way too early for this.

Thank you. or not. It's way too early for this. Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is glad it doesn't have Rogers on its fantasy data.

I'm Jonathan Lemire on this Thursday, November 4th. We'll start with the news. Following a tough

election night for his party, President Biden is again calling on congressional Democrats to pass

his infrastructure agenda to avoid suffering a similar fate in next year's midterm elections.

The people want us to get things done. They want us to get things done. People need a little breathing room.

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