[applause] las vegas did not put a single one of those in the front of the paper. then they roll out the pole where she is finally up. me tell you, we are ready. voters are not participating in that, because they are ready to make their voices heard on november 8. [applause] november eighth is when we take our country back. november 8 is when we start the red tsunami where we finally tell the left that we are going to absolutely put them in the--bin of history. there is no place in america for aggressive leftist policies. that is what is on the ballot. i am confident that we are going to win this race, i am confident you will see red wave all over america. when that happens, we can't force joe biden to secure our borders. we can force joe biden to reverse his radical green new deal agenda. and if we get the senate majority, we can actually have hearings. we can call for ouchi instead of congress --in front of congress. and tell him we want to see the science. where was the science for the shutdowns? this is what is at stake, folks. i truly believe this is an electi

. >> last week tulsi gabbard was in las vegas for a campaign event with adam laxalt. the republican candidate. he has one of several gop candidates to be endorsed by tulsi gabbard. after announcing she was leaving the democratic party. >> i finally get to start. are we excited? yes. good afternoon. my name is rudy, i am the president of the longest running, largest conservative group in our states. so thank you for having me. before we begin the program i want to first thank sony for bringing us all together. there are not many places that will bring us republicans together but sony will. and thank you to the loudoun family. i also want to give thanks now to those who here has walked to the precinct? thank you. who has made phone calls? thank you very much. who has written checks to their best candidate out there? thank you. if you walked, called, donated, whatever you do, thank you note because we have got some of the best candidates out there but they will not win it on their own. their names are on the ballot and they are working hard but with your effort we are go

and what you're seeing is las vegas. and remember the customers for wynn resorts and las vegas are big spenders they're the ultramy net worth individuals coming in and they are spending i expect to see that las vegas and boston are subsidizing >> can that continue that's the question, and is it enough if you're only subsidizing it but it still doesn't -- it's not a great position to be in. even if they're subsidizing if it's such an important market of china. that tempers the story >> and also why you see a guy like tillman fertita going in -- what happens when they have to go out and try to find new credit in this market? it's just not there, is tillman fertita going to play a play to take over all wynn resorts i have no clarity at all i know when a guy like this goes in and takes in a big stake at companies like wynn, it sets a lot of tongues a wagging >> from a shareholder point of view i look at this you've got an enterprise value that is worth the boston and the las vegas properties embedded in there is a zero premi

host: florida governor ron desantis on saturday evening in las vegas. here is more from the wall street journal wrapping up that meeting of the republican jewish coalition. they right it was former president trump who addressed the crowd of 850 saturday afternoon via satellite. he received a standing ovation. they right that the venetian resort served as the first platform for others to capitalize on appetite for someone else. they included mike pence, mike pompeo, chris christie, new hampshire governor chris sununu, and former south carolina governor nikki haley. ron desantis appearing as well. one other headline wrapping up that event, we will show you more from it throughout this segment. this from the washington post. gop 2024 hopefuls chart path against and around trump and eagerness to take on the former president is clear at that las vegas gathering. asking you, should ron desantis run for president in 2024? phone lines as usual, democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001, independents (202) 748-8002, and we especially want to hear from

reporter: laxalt is going to return to las vegas tomorrow. stuart, i think you have noticed just how windy it is here. we'll have rain come through tomorrow. snow is forecasted to take place into the reno area. when that comes to turnout you never quite know how that will impact. the candidates are hoping after the early numbers come out that the in-person numbers will be a showing. stuart: i thought nor a moment you would say it would snow in las vegas. that would be a first. thank you very much indeed. see you soon. >>> need senator cortez masto released new ads over the weekend, she highlighted 14 members of her opponent, adam laxalt's family endorsed her in the senate race. laxalt said those family members are the live out-of-state or are registered democrats. then we have "pawn stars" host, las vegas rest dented rick harrison joins me now. before we get to you, how do you think the nevada senate race is going to go? >> i think it will go to laxalt. cortez masto says she, 14 family members. go back on family tree you can find all the fami

i was out in las vegas at an event for harry reid. the race wassi itight. i asked him, are you concerned about things? he just looked at me with this funny look, like, there's no way i'm going to lose this race. his aides were so confident in turning out the vote in places like las vegas and clark county. do you get the sense that same kind of get the vote out effort is paying dividends this time around? >> absolutely. we have a strong coordinated campaign. make no mistake, nevada is a purple state. races are always tight here just as you said in the 2010 campaign where senator reid did win by a very small number. the path to the senate and the path to the presidency also runs through nenevada. it gives us a great argument to be first in the nation primary. nevada is a divorce working class pro-choice state and the west coast is about to deliver the senate majority, i believe. >> what do you make of some of these complaints, a lot of them from the republican side, that this process is take too long? and then there are some very irresponsible voices out ther

yes, clark county, which is las vegas, maybe l which is las vegas, maybe two—thirds or three quarters of the population of nevada, the state of nevada, is in that one county. you are absolutely right, when those votes were tallied it brought forward a majority of catherine cortez masto, who had been a couple hundred votes behind her republican challenger up to that point. but this has been neck and neck. here we are, four days after the mid—term elections, and only now do we know the result of the upper house, no longer do we have to look to the run—off in the state of georgia, which is due to take place early in december. what happens now as far as the house of representatives is concerned is still up in the air, but all the indications are that the so—called red wave of republican victories has not materialised and that therefore the republicans are looking at slender advantages as far as the lower house is concerned that many had led us to believe we would see. that could be just a handful of seats. they will retain, it appears, control of the lower house, or take back contro

how much -- is las vegas sands really las vegas sands or something overseas they don't have that exposure. since they don't, i'm not superexcited about the stock, but i'm not a gaming stock analyst. as an options trader, i love the trade, because it limits your risk. >> mike, you're an options trader you're not a gaming analyst, but you do know a thing or two about gaming so is it oth you like both these aspects? >> i do like both these aspects. it's interesting, we had prop 26 and prop 27 here in california, which is probably -- could have potentially been one of the best sports book events penn is one of the lesser known contributors to trying to get prop 27 passed it did not it was defeated. and yet the stock behaved well, and i think the reason for that is it is trading quite cheap, actually it's probably around 11 times earnings so i think a lot of this bad news is baked in the cake. and they are seeing some pretty good results coming out of their bay area -- and i don't mean san francisco, i mean boston area. so i think there's potential to the upside, and it's a fairly stable busin

we are here actually right now to gospel brunch in suburban las vegas. that is were former president bill clinton just arrived here pretty speaking alongside today. her seat is considered one of two by rnc chair rick scott but he felt the gop is most likely to flip this one and, cortez masso is unable to follow while former nevada attorney general adam. he's on focusing on issues like the economy, crime and the board apart also alongside names like senator tom cotton and border patrol unit president brandon judd put latinos event yesterday met one woman who spoke gaining support among the hispanic community. >> i see a pattern wave of just wanting to be part of something bigger. it's a big movement. you want to be part of the good news. you want to be part of the area that's really going to impact. >> cortez at mass that was a latina elected to the u.s. senate. she emphasized abortion voting rights along the campaign trail for another we spoke with said she has got his vote but for him the economist hilltop issue. >> it is a real out here it is tough for

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a femiles on las vegas boulevard south everyone knows as the las vegas strip is the engine for the state. steve sisolak shut it down for a couple months during covid. and the covid hangover to some extent persists and joe lombardo the sheriff of clark county, ich is where las vegas is, has used that. steve sisolak has pointed out all the indicators that the economy is coming back, that jobs have returned. but it is still not all the way there, and lombardo has exploited that. geoff: how have republicans seized on this nationwide trend among some hispanic voters who have shifted away from democrats? how is that showing up in nevada? jon: i have covered politics here about 3.5 decades and i have never seen the investment by republicans, and especially outside groups and hispanic, spanish-language media, as there has been in this time, putting out the same messages to the hispanic community essentially in spanish that they are putting out in english. that the democrats are responsible for the high gas prices, and ours are some of the highest in the nation. when you are getting h in the pock

gop heavyweights descending on las vegas this weekend. for the republican jewish coalition's annual meeting. much of the focus on how to move forward from what many considered a disappointing finish in the midterm election and how to win back the white house in 2024. and what was evidence is a growing number of republicans are showing signs of wanting to move on from donald trump, even questioning his hold on the party. his former secretary of state, mike pompeo, saying that celebrity and personality cannot win elections. republican governor larry hogan of the former president told me more republicans are speaking out. he's calling for a course correction. mike pence says he believes voters will have better choices than trump in 2024. and closing out this weekend's event was ron desantis riding high from that decisive victory in florida. he received a standing ovation. he made no mention of 2024. he did close out his remarks by saying that he still has more work to do and that he's just getting started, john. >> it's certainly not a warm

facility in clark county in las vegas, there was a livestream from cameras in the facility. it was at night and the idea was, we're going to assure everybody there's no fraud, famously corrupt county by putting these cameras in and letting everyone watch them. but then the cameras went dark over night. backup's the footage has suddenly been released. what is this about? exactly is trace gallagher joins us tonight with a report on it. >> hey, trace, exactly the reason washoe county is now being overly transparent and somewhat defensive is because they realize the votes being counted inside their ballot room could decide who controls the senate. the county says the ballot room cameras went down at eleven twenty four p.m. on november 9th. an hour after the staff left the building. the cameras were fixed. seven fifty three the next morning, an hour after the staff came back . in total, the cameras were dark for eight and a half hours. now, are not drawing up. conspiracy theories are saying that during that time, something nefarious happened inside the ballot room because we don'

she is there for us on the ground in las vegas, nevada. you are there ahead of this press conference. we are awaiting it here. what can we expect? >> yes, they have been holding a press conference like this every day here since the election. they don't actually announce a vote results at the press conference. rather, they answer questions about how many ballots are outstanding and when they think they are going to get to the end of that mail-in ballot count. we were told yesterday that they were going to finish off today. right now, by our count, we have a little over 20,000 votes and mail-in ballots that they are trying to get through here in clark county. one of our big questions for joe gloria, the top election official here, are you really going to be done? are you really going to be done today? do you have any idea when that is going to happen? you mentioned it in the league in. there is just 862 votes separating republican candidate african laxalt. that is incredible. he has the lead over katherine cortez masto. if you were a betting

and in las vegas, we cross the craig policy, john dula. he is an election integrity expert and co host of am wakeup and the convo couch are cross talk rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate dennis. let me go to you and cleveland. you're an old hand. this is not your 1st rodeo, obviously here. how do you see this? i mean, you can look at this as a realignment or just a reaction election, or a lot of other people like to call it a change election. how do you read the tea leaves? i think, you know, if i were to be asked to give some numbers, i think the republicans will probably end up with 229 seats in the house. so the democrats jordan 6, i think the senate will also go to the republicans, could be as much as $50.00 to $48.00. there is a, there's been a move towards republicans in their selection, principally because of inflation. their cost of basic foods, goods, and good to going up and people are finding it hard to reconcile with the party in power and of course, crime and of citizen other fac

he's lived all over the country predominantly in florida, but fell in love with las vegas. vegas was like that's close enough to colorado close enough to california. i can't stand people in florida for the most part. so the guy this is a really good opportunity for me to kind of get the best of both worlds the home displayed is a reflection of his love for art. i collect a lot of visionary art to me. i really like geometric shapes. geometric art is awesome , which is what inspired this spending $50,000 to bring in artists from around the country like megan walker and artists from colorado who drove here with her boyfriend special just for this project. recognized first time doing something mostly, we're just going with the abstract tunnels and like kind of just really colorful, really, like broken apart, something that flows megan and jake have been artists for more than a decade, both specializing in what's called psychedelic abstract art. together creating this work of art all out of the spray pink cans kind of like a reference to ancient motifs from aztec and mayan cultu

it's got back to i guess in las vegas. oh yeah, craig. hm. you know, if you watch fox news out there, they're out there chilling the champagne bottles. that's pretty sure you what will you watch prime time there. but, you know, i think that we have to go into the minutia here because look at the new republican candidates people we've never come across before doing very well in the polls against ha incumbents that have been around for forever. okay. can't get carry lake . i was one that comes to mind, i mean what a fire brand and wow, okay. um, there's a new new breed of a republican candidates here. and mitch mcconnell is, does not like these people here. so as they're chilling the bottles at fox, the civil war in the demo, republican party is only just begun. go ahead, greg. yeah, the, they don't visa establishment. republicans don't like these grassroots people at all. yeah. kevin mccarthy, and the way he's treated some of those grassroots people like laura luma and all those other america, 1st candidates just wisc aside. but you know, i th

okay, let's go back to craig last, a las vegas here. no bout, you know, when you're talking about high politics in united states, you still can't get away from talking about donald trump. what did he have a good night or a bad night? a net wayner. net lose. well, i mean, it depends on how you look at it, his mac or so. yeah. yeah, i mean, it depends really, i mean, from what i see, i'm an election integrity activist. so i go to a lot of electron integrity meetings. this is just going to motivate his base right now. to continue to learn more about the system, continue to fight to get the election straight. i gotta tell you, peter, i am so impressed with the america 1st crowd when it comes to their election. integrity movement. 2020 really stung them and they're being proactive. it, it's much more i can say that about the progressives in 2016 that just walked away . when bernie sanders caught completely got cheated. so i think he did when in a sense that he still going to keep people was fire going, they're going to still continue to lear

support jonathan hunt in las vegas thank you. arthel: eric and jonathan despite the senate been confirmed all eyes are still on the georgia senate runoff which will determine if the chamber will be split 50/50 or if the democrats will hold a one seat majority. democratic senator raphael warnock and former nfl player herschel walker are back on the campaign trail today. charles watson is too he is live in the land with more, hi charles. >> hey good afternoon arthel. this could be the event behind me but saw appearances for both income it democratic senator raphael warnock and multi- reporting platinum artist rapper little baby. it is been a busy weekend here in the peach state with both warnock and walker back out on the campaign trail trying to boost enthusiasm amongst the respective bases. which their campaigns will help you translate to votes in the runoff in about 23 days. terms of messaging we have seen that, that is very important for these two campaigns. both walker and warnock have really tried to tailor their message is e

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jonathan hunt has the latest on the nevada senate race from las vegas. but we begin with senior correspondent alicia acuna in two big contests in arizona. good evening, alicia. >> good evening, bret. in a call with reporters, members of republican arizona hopeful blake masters campaign say they are confident that this next batch of results and those that follow will provide a path to victory. right now, masters trails democrat incumbent senator mark kelly by more than 115,000 votes. we haven't heard much from kelly but masters is counting on those early ballots that were dropped off on election day to get him across the finish line. here's what's left to count. across the state more than 516,000. the bulk of which is in maricopa county with more than 500 -- with more than 353,000 republican candidate for governor kari lake says her win is in that number. >> whatever they're gaining is very minimal compared to what we stand to gain when they get to that huge chunk of votes that are -- that's our base. that's the people and think about it, these are the pe

it's go back to i guess in las vegas. oh yeah, craig, i mean, if you watch fox news out there, there, chilling the champagne bottles, that's pretty sure you what will you watch prime time there. but, you know, i think that we have to go into the minutia here because look at the new republican candidates people we've never come across before doing very well in the polls. again, sta incumbents that have been around for forever? okay. can't get carry lake. i always one that comes to mind. i mean what a fire brand and wow, okay, i'm it, there's a new new breed of a republican candidates here. and mitch mcconnell is, does not like these people here. so as they're chilling the bottles at fox, the civil war in the demo, republican party is only just begun. go head greg yet, and they, they don't. these are establishment republicans don't like these grass roots. people at all. yeah. kevin mccarthy, and the way he's treated some of those are grassroots people like laura luma and all those other america, 1st candidates just wisc asi

stephanie, there in las vegas. this must be a big day for nevada democrats. what are you seeing there? >> it is a big day for them. it's not altogether surprising day for those people that were following the numbers, you know, adam laxalt had a 20,000 plus vote lead on election night. but then the stakes started going through those mail-in ballots that were heavily for cortez masto and then tipped over the top. and today, nevada has kept the senate in democrat's hands. >> so i really for democrats. against the odds, retaining control of the senate for two more years. four days after the election, nevada finally clearing most of its mail-in ballots. and when the dust settled, katherine cortez masto's, edged out her publican opponent, adam laxalt. senate majority leader, chuck schumer, sounding triumphant. >> this election is a victory. the american people rejected the anti-democratic extremist maga republicans. >> late friday, mark kelly, won his senate race. a rebuke he says of those who deny the results of the las

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the director mentioned las vegas is a place we have seen terrorist threats. could you talk about the criteria for these designations and how it's been updated and how it differs from the past that would accommodate the event in las vegas? >> we are evaluating right now the formula one race that is scheduled to occur in las vegas to identify the appropriate rating thatt it deserves please forgive me but i must respond to the congressman statement that preceded your question. it's candidly outrageous to say we are not doing anything to address the transnational criminal organizations. we have incredibly brave law enforcement officers every day risking their lives to battle the criminality and i look forward to sharing everything that we are doing in that regard. congresswoman, i would be pleased to share with you what we are doing to refine the rating process that we use to identify the security level of particular events in the united states. we actually just met as a group and discussed this yesterday so i look forward to sharing with you some of the details

>> bret: jonathan hunt live in las vegas. jonathan, thank you. and alicia thank you. georgians are gearing up for another four weeks of campaigning. the senate race between incumbent senator democrat raphael warnock and republican challenger herschel walker is headed for a december 6th run off and, with that will come the parade of surrogates. more campaign ads, and tens and tens of millions of dollars. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is in atlanta tonight. >> are you ready, georgia? [cheers] >> democratic senator raphael warnock galvanizing supporters in atlanta today in his first public appearance since the race for senate went to a run off against republican challenger herschel walker. >> i never thought that i would ever do this but i think the lord prepared me for a moment like this right here. >> the football star will also hit the ground running holding a rally tonight in canton with texas senator ted cruz who will try to help shore up the republican base. after incumbent governor brian kemp outperformed walker tuesday night. >> for those who made a d

the former president made an appearance in suburban las vegas to campaign for the candidate. >> she is a magnificent public servant. she has earned another term and i hope every single one of you will vote, if you have not already or talk to other people and vote. >> this is the second former president to arrive in the silver state and five days. locked in that dead even in the polls with former nevada attorney general adam lacks all. we got to speak with the incumbent and asked if she had wanted president bided to come here to campaign as well. >> anybody is welcome to come in to this day. right now the focus is what i just said. nuts make sure exercises their right to vote. >> joined by guests like senator tom cotton and brandon judd. turnout in rural counties will sway the state. >> i have always believed if you go into these communities, they will turn out. this is who we are running forward. people that feel like they are left behind. that is what we will bring to washington, d.c. here in a few weeks. >> the bus to her across the state continued today where he made stops near reno

thank you, jonathan hunt reporting from las vegas. president biden answering big news conference yesterday, answered a lo -- he answered nine questions. here's what he said. >> what in the next two years do you intend to do differently to change people's opinion of the direction of the country, particularly as you contemplate a run nor president in 2024? >> nothing. because they're just finding out what we're doing. >> brian kilmeade up next. before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ what should the future deliver? (music) progress... (music) ...innovation... (music) ...discovery? or simply stability... ...security... ...protection? you shouldn't have to choose. (music) gold. your strategic advantage. (music) visit goldhub.com. buying a car from vroom is so easy, all

you know, las vegas was the hardest hit during the pandemic. we closed down the strip for a month so it was like the twilight zone. we had 35% unemployment, which we haven't seen since the depression. now we are the fastest recovering part of the country. airplanes are full. gaming revenues are up. unemployment is down to about 4%. so we just kept hammering that. yeah, we have a way to go. we need to get gas prices down. we need to make corporations pay their share, but look at what we have accomplished. >> congresswoman dina titus of nevada, thank you for joining us. once again, congratulations on your win. >> thank you very much. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. election night in america continues. take a look at this. these are live pictures of the voting counting in pima county, arizona. election officials there are releasing some 20,000 votes that were counted tonight. they could weigh heavily in the governor's race, which so far is still too early to call. democrat katie

plus the gop gathering in las vegas, how the party says it's ready to move forward. >>> new clues in the murders of four idaho college students, the sister of one of the students revealing information about phone calls made before the murders. >>> college crash, at least one person killed and dozens injured in a brandeis university bus crash, the investigation this morning. >>> world cup fever, the young american team gearing up for its big match. >> we can have an impact that lasts a lifetime. >> "gma" in qatar getting the players' thoughts ahead of taking the field. >>> and honorary oscars, the talented names recognized at the governors awards overnight for their incredible marks on the movies. >>> "good morning america," thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin with that breaking news from colorado, a deadly mass shooting overnight at a nightclub in colorado springs. >> a massive emergency response at the scene as the victims were rushed to area hospitals with gunshot wounds. the lgbtq club where this happened, club q calling the shooting a hate attack. >> and there's word,

my colleague jacob soboroff is in las vegas. another one where it's all about partisan turnout. >> reporter: also, and arizona is grounds for election denamism, nevada is certainly one of the epps centers, and the stakes could not be higher on that front as well. i was here almost exactly two years ago, as they held that press conference with all those trump surrogates alleging thousands of illegal ballots here in las vegas and in the state of nevada. ultimately, that tornado out to be untrue, but even president biden speaking out about democracy could be on the line, as we crisscrossed with the powerful labor union, the issue we heard was unaffordability in las vegas. it has one of the worst unemployment rates and highest inflation rate in the nation, but at the end of the day it will come down to turnout. we met 18-year-old alberto, fixes up his care outside the cows he shares with hi parents, and it's not all the negative attack ads on tv or streaming service, ultimately it's face-to-face contact with the canvassers that conv

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cortez masto is spending in suburban las vegas, laxalt in reno. alexandria in las vegas, thanks. arthel: federal agents making a massive drug bust at the point of entry in the southern border as the surge of smuggling continues with no end in sight. we are live from the border that's straight ahead. eric: we are told large groups of migrants are crossing the southern border several times a day as the border patrol has made more than 2 millionaires in the last fiscal year. bill melugin live in eagle pass, texas with more on the continuing flow, hi, bill. bill: hey, eric, good afternoon to you. i know i'm going to sound like a broken record but we continue to see the same thing day after day after day down here in the eagle pass area. case in point, take a look at video we shot after sunrise, yet another enormous group of several hundred migrants that crossed illegally into the normandy, texas area. the sixth day in a row we have seen the exact same thing play out in the norm dye area without any kind of resistance on either side of the border. we see the migrants crossing the texa

as we seem to have gotten out of las vegas. and that reporting. there talk about these attacks being launched by other top and also republican presidential candidates this weekend. i, mean was only matter of time this would happen? and what you think trump cares? >> i, thank first of all, with the midterms i feel like i'm sounding like a broken record. the voters spoke. and these people care about the. voters they care about what is going to potentially fit them in. office instead of just. messaging it ballot they were doing some testing of messaging, and watching those. clips to be honest with. you with regard, to trump absolutely he will. care nothing he hates more than being seen as weak. or. losers strength is so very important to him. i know he will also see it as a slap in the face to pompeo. nikki haley. it chris christie. all of them. but usually testing these messages and potentially going up against him. he is going to come out and, say he made. them he did this for. them and, then, finally i would just say that at the end of the day the

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you just heard the director say that las vegas is a place where they are always looking for terrorists, or we've seen terrorist threats, but could you talk about how the criteria for these here designations work, i was been updated, and how today differs from so much of the past that would accommodate the event in las vegas? >> congresswoman, we are evaluating right now the formula 1 race that is scheduled to occur and las vegas to identify the appropriate seer reading which it deserves. please, forgive me, but i must. i must respond to the congressman's statement that preceded your question. it is candidly it rages to say that we are not doing anything to address the transnational criminal organizations. we have incredibly brave law enforcement officers every day risking their lives to battle the criminality of those tcos. and i look forward to sharing with the congress man everything that we are doing in that regard. congresswoman, i would be pleased to share with you what we are doing to refine the sear rating process that we used to identify the security level of particular events

cnn's gary tuchman is in las vegas with the latest on the nevada race. but we begin with cnn's kyung lah in phoenix. >> reporter: the vote count here in maricopa county is still continuing, but cnn is now projecting that senator mark kelly, the democratic incumbent, will defeat a challenge from republican blake masters. the vote count here is 82% complete as workers here, you can see, are still going through the ballots. about 265,000 to 275,000 votes still remain to be counted. the masters campaign had hoped that this latest vote result would be the turnaround, clearing a path, a possible path to victory where he could catch up and overtake the democratic senator. that simply did not materialize. senator kelly released a statement after multiple news organizations projected that he would indeed win saying, quote, i'm humbled by the trust our state has placed in me to continue this work and we're also getting reaction from republicans here in the state of arizona, the party here increasingly has seen a divide between the moderate mccain republicans and t

. >> governor ron desantis had his keynote speech in las vegas. this is 25 minutes. ♪ >> thank you. thank you so much. great to be back, and i just want to thank everybody because we know it was a night of underwhelming performances across the country in terms of these midterm elections, but thanks to your support, the state of florida delivered a true republican landslide. we added four new republican congressmen to the u.s. house of representatives from the state of florida. we secured super majorities in the florida legislature, the most republicans we have ever had in florida history. we helped elect 26 new conservative school board members all across the state of florida. we even won the state's house that includes miami beach, not typically viewed as a republican stronghold. and because of the support of so many of you to our campaign, we delivered the greatest gubernatorial victory in the history of the state of florida. we dominated with independent voters. we secured record margins with hispanic voters. we swept the suburbs all across the state of florida. our margins with

joining us from reinvent in las vegas, good luck with the rest of the conference. back to you. ed: coming up, the plot thickens as we learn about more entanglements within the ftx empire. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: block fine is going through its own bankruptcy put proceedings is looking to collect money from the other bankrupt empire, including from alameda research to the tune of $680 million. here is the explanation of the dispute and the huge amount of documents you been going through. >> there has been a lot of legal documents because there are multiple bankruptcies as well as allow superior let's bring you through this. because you have money that block five was owed as you said, $680 million, and then ftx had also had a credit line over to block five, they are owed $275 million, they had a credit line in which they were not able, they were not able to get the entire extent of their money, and it comes to the money that they lent to alameda, interestingly, block five is seeking that collateral and doing it in the means of a separate regulatory filing. and i'm holdin

he spoke at the republican coalition jewish meeting in las vegas.