Morning friends, hi how are you welcome to a brand new date starts right now. It's Wednesday November 9th 2022

This is first thing with Kevin Mano a few celebrity birthdays today rapper French Montana country singer Chris Lane

Let me see that birthday cake Cisco celebrating today Nicholas Shay

Eric Dane. He's McSteeney pro wrestler turn musician Chris Jericho and the original incredible whole glue for ring no happy birthday to all y'all

Uh also 55 years ago today the first issue of Rolling Stone magazine was published John Lennon was on the cover

Skip ahead to present a Selena Gomez is on the current cover happy anniversary Rolling Stone 55 years old today

All right, let's go we jump in with your top story again all week the midterm elections

I know that some people listen to the show throughout the day

So they're very well maybe lots of brand new information by the time you hear this

It takes a while to get get everything counted

But here is what we know this morning as of the time I'm recording this a couple of the big ones

It's projected that John Federman has defeated dr. Oz in the Pennsylvania Senate race that flips a key state for the Democrats

In the Texas governor race Greg Abbott defeated Beto O'Rourke

I know a lot of people are interested in that one

Few things in Florida round to Santis will remain governor and Senator Marco Rubio won his election the GOP reign supreme down there

Although a young man a Maxwell Frost a Democrat in Florida was elected to Congress making him the first Gen Z member of Congress

He's 25 a couple other historic decisions west more will become Maryland's first black governor

More a heli won her race and will now be two things the first openly lesbian governor in American history

And the first woman governor to lead Massachusetts

I actually didn't even realize this until I was watching coverage last night and I heard it there were 25 women running for governor

And that's a record your Republican party as of now is still expected to flip the house

But it seems to be much tighter than people were anticipating so still too early to tell

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