The shutdown obviously played a big part when we think especially about Virginia and those northern Virginia suburbs of Washington which are kind of de facto parts of Washington. Uh what did you see last night. What are you hearing from sources on the Hill about how this happened and what it means.>> Well, look, they had always felt good about Virginia and I think it's striking the way that you saw Hakee Jeff already come out. The idea that House Democrats provide the path forward for what the Democratic pa ...

Right, Adam, I'm gonna I'm gonna begin with you. The cost of living was the theme of last night. Have Democrats found their message.>> Yeah, absolutely, Katie. I think that's really the throughline uh from Virginia to to New York City. And while all of the Democratic candidates talked about these issues in different ways and uh to different uh tones and different audiences, uh it really connected all of what these uh campaigns successfully managed to put in front of voters.Uh and it was really just the the ...

I want to bring in former Obama White House communications director Jen Paul Ner, former Obama White House deputy chief of staff for operations and campaign manager for Obama 2012's re-election, Jim Msina, and former press secretary to former House Speaker John Boehner and Paul Ryan. MSNBC political analyst Brendan Buck. Great to have all of you there here. So, Jen, and I guess there because you're not here with me, but Jen, how do you Dems keep this going? Well, I think that um what the results sort of ref ...

Joining us now, House Minority Leader, Democratic Congressman Hakee Jeff of New York. Uh, thank you so much, Congressman, for being on the show this morning. Define what happened last night. >> Well, good morning. It was a big night for the American people. And what we saw is that Democratic candidates prevailed up and down the ballot all across the country. focused on affordability, focused on making life more affordable for everyday Americans, driving down the high cost of living, protecting health care, ...

AFTER EVERYBODY. WE'RE GOING TO GO AFTER EVERYBODY, RIGHT. >> RIGHT.IT WAS A BAIT AND SWITCH WHEN IT WAS ADVERTISED DURING THE CAMPAIGN. LET'S GO TO MSNBC. SENIOR CAPITOL HILL REPORTER, HOST OF WAY TOO EARLY.ALI VITALI ALI. GOOD MORNING. BUSY MORNING ALREADY AS WE COUNT THESE ELECTION RESULTS.AND YOU LOOK AT IT FROM THE WASHINGTON ANGLE, FROM THE CONGRESSIONAL ANGLE, THE SHUTDOWN OBVIOUSLY PLAYED A BIG PART. WHEN WE THINK ESPECIALLY ABOUT VIRGINIA AND THOSE NORTHERN VIRGINIA SUBURBS OF WASHINGTON, WHICH ARE ...

I'm Joe Frier. >> And I'm Savannah Sers. And let's get right to those big wins for Democrats across across the country in the first elections of the second Trump administration. >> Yeah, it might be an year off-year election in an oddnumbered year, but voters still made their voices heard. The Democratic Party secured wins in key races and measures and now hope to keep the momentum going into next year's midterms. Let's begin right there. In New York City, NBC News projects Zoron Manni will become the city' ...

We can increase affordability in America by building more homes, creating more food, drilling more oil, deregulating key industries, and reducing government involvement in healthcare.Increasing supply reduces prices, not redistributing scarce resources. ...

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And just a few minutes ago, I said to our daughters, "Your mom's going to be the governor of Virginia." >> And I can guarantee those words have never been spoken in Virginia ever before. I've spoken with thousands of you over this last year. I know your struggles. I know your hopes. I know your dreams.So, serving you is worth any tough fight I have to take on. And I am incredibly honored to be your next governor. >> Tonight, against all odds, we have grasped it.The future is in our hands, >> my friends. We ...

Thank you. We uh have now joining us from the US capital, Senator Bernie Sanders, who's one of the earliest supporters of the Democratic nominee for mayor in New York City where polls just closed. Zora Mandani.Senator, we're getting word tonight in this race that turnout in New York is going to be the highest since 1969. So, whatever has happened in this race, and I think a lot of it has to do with the kind of campaign that the Democratic nominee who you've endorsed and campaigned for has run has really bro ...