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00:00:00States also that closed quite quickly, influx of
00:00:03people, what they were telling us
00:00:06Piro consolidates as governor with that
00:00:0967.2%, against his opponent Stacy
00:00:12Garrity, who only obtained that
00:00:1531.7%,
00:00:17we have it there in official
00:00:20at stake and what results, this also consolidates a resounding victory of
00:00:24that 67.2 over only
00:00:2631.7% of Republicans, Mariana.
00:00:30Yes, we are seeing how the
00:00:33campaign and with Democratic wing is occupying
00:00:35important spaces and someone was wondering, will it be a
00:00:39wave or a
00:00:41Democrats Net Laymond with blue tsunami, a wave or a blue tsunami, that's what
00:00:45our guest says at this hour, what
00:00:47to be careful when is true is that it could have gone against any
00:00:51Republican forecast, because the pollsters even spoke of a
00:00:5494% probability of controlling not
00:00:57only the US Congress but also the... larger number
00:01:01of these 36 states in dispute where governors are
00:01:04elected, yes, we have to continue identifying
00:01:08how it is moving, but so
00:01:11let's say far everything seems to indicate that at least the
00:01:14results that are coming out are
00:01:16favoring the Democratic
00:01:18party,
00:01:21yes, we have more results regarding what our page also
00:01:24reflects to share with you, the state of
00:01:28Florida here. and perhaps one of the most
00:01:32powerful messages, Mariana, to be able to identify
00:01:35David Jolly against Byron Donalds who obtained in this
00:01:38case the victory by a narrow margin, the
00:01:42Republicans over the Democrat Jolly
00:01:4550.1% for Republican Donalds against
00:01:49David Jolly who obtained
00:01:52with an opposition 48.6%. We are talking about a contest in a state
00:01:56historically of conservative voting and with
00:01:59that. well, a very complicated panorama of
00:02:03reelected governor, it must be said in this case with dispute that has not been easy for Republicans, it has not been
00:02:06easy and it has been a very, very close percentage that
00:02:10again if we think in 2 years in the future, Texas
00:02:13could be a swing state, right,
00:02:17so again the elections we are seeing
00:02:21now and the changes or the very
00:02:24close results can give
00:02:27a clear message to the Republican
00:02:31party that they are not necessarily doing very well and of
00:02:34course to the party
00:02:38of President policies need to be modified because people and voters
00:02:42do not agree and
00:02:44they are making their results heard
00:02:48that
00:02:50again reconfiguring are modifying, some remain in the Republican
00:02:54party, let's see how Florida ends
00:02:58we also see it with up, authority of this position in but we also have
00:03:01results from Georgia, which is another of the key states that
00:03:05has also been part of this dispute, of this contest and of
00:03:08course also in the gubernatorial election,
00:03:12we have it there in official
00:03:15results, how the voting
00:03:18has turned out, Keisha Bottoms with
00:03:21Senate, it is known so 55.3%
00:03:24against her Republican rival Rick Jackson who only obtained
00:03:2844. 7%, we are showing it to you
00:03:32like this, this is how we report it also at this hour, let's go into the
00:03:36to help us put into perspective what results so that our viewers can have details of this
00:03:39vote, Keisha Bottoms 55.3, the
00:03:42governorship again in the hands of the Democrats in Georgia,
00:03:46Marina, yes, we are
00:03:49seeing too much blue, eh, so far
00:03:53also, eh, both the Senate and
00:03:56the House of Representatives are.
00:04:00in Democratic majority, but we still have at
00:04:03least a long time to know the
00:04:06the US Senate final results and we are already closing in
00:04:10the states that are being disputed by
00:04:14one and the other,
00:04:16Trade Representative, which also here a rebound of the Democrats in the state of
00:04:18Maryland, how the vote has turned out, we also share it here in
00:04:22our special program of Telesur. Wismore with that
00:04:2664.6% against his opponent.
00:04:30with only 31.9%.
00:04:34Maryland has also been another of the states in
00:04:36dispute and an overwhelming
00:04:39advantage of practically double the
00:04:42vote. The messages are clear, right, there is a
00:04:46very clear message, and
00:04:48constitutional attributions of everything seems to be economics, what is
00:04:50driving the change,
00:04:53eh, what and I imagine, I am almost certain that President Trump
00:04:56must not be happy with this.
00:05:01the accusations and beyond the later, eh, at least he spoke before the
00:05:03official results, before the trends came out, indicating
00:05:07that he was not going to have a very
00:05:10marked difference, that he would not make a fool
00:05:13of himself today, but I don't think things
00:05:17are so well calculated,
00:05:20it's a result very close to what was
00:05:23expected, eh, however, we must be cautious
00:05:27even at this hour of the night, because we still have
00:05:30many seats to define, although the
00:05:34governors are already showing a clear trend,
00:05:37we also have the election of the governor of Connecticut,
00:05:41we also place it with you. We share it with
00:05:44whoever joins our broadcast in this special program of the United States decides
00:05:47mid-term elections again the governorship
00:05:51falls into the hands of the
00:05:5460.6% against Ryan Facio of
00:05:5739.4%, Facio did badly in this election campaign, the
00:06:01Republicans, all this campaign, the
00:06:05investment that the technology billionaire has also
00:06:08made in the allocating 500 million
00:06:11dollars. Impressive campaigns and having donations
00:06:15previously in the United States determined who won the
00:06:19elections, but now again
00:06:22North Carolina is a great example, it is the average voter,
00:06:26the struggling middle class, economics and the
00:06:29externalities of other policies, what is making
00:06:32voters change their perspective in 2
00:06:36years which seems quite complicated for President Trump,
00:06:40especially because what he has shown
00:06:43us in these last two years since he began
00:06:47his second term, he likes to govern by executive
00:06:50order, not negotiate with Congress and he likes
00:06:52fast and efficient things, without necessarily
00:06:56also putting bureaucracy in the middle, everything seems to
00:06:59indicate by how the results are being constructed, that Trump will have to
00:07:03modify his strategy and that is what we will have to identify, which
00:07:07is, we also add this other result from the state of
00:07:10Massachusetts, also the consolidation of Maura.
00:07:1572.5% against her Republican
00:07:19opponent Mike Minouch with only
00:07:2124% of the votes, this is practically a
00:07:25landslide for the Democrats, they have
00:07:28safeguarded their space, their governorship in
00:07:31this state of Massachusetts, again she is reelected, this
00:07:35also converges again in these key factors, inflation,
00:07:38economy, quality of life and immigration.
00:07:43I believe, Paola, that this election gives us certain
00:07:46lessons, that mid-term elections are
00:07:49not eh, no, people are willing to go
00:07:53out and vote when their pockets are
00:07:56being hit, where they do not identify a change in
00:07:59policy eh and that it is
00:08:03what is traditionally studied about elections
00:08:05in the United States, this
00:08:09election, without a doubt, is giving us many.
00:08:12actions that must be kept in mind for the next
00:08:16ones that will be decisive, not only for the United States,
00:08:20because what happens there also affects our region.
00:08:23Let's also add another perspective in the midst of the analysis, Jorge Castoso live
00:08:27with us from Washington, Jorge, hello.
00:08:30saludo.
00:08:34Of course, Paola, we are still trying to put together this
00:08:37puzzle as the results of these
00:08:41elections continue to come in. in the mid-terms here in the United
00:08:45States, no one better than
00:08:48is being reported and
00:08:51known tonight through the numbers
00:08:55that Alicia García, our political
00:08:58analyst, Alicia, we were talking earlier in the
00:09:02night, a source from the Republican
00:09:05party just said that there is no path,
00:09:09there is no way to retain.
00:09:13the lower house level of the votes
00:09:15of Congress, that is, they already consider it lost
00:09:19that the lower
00:09:22house, the House of Representatives will pass
00:09:26into the hands of the Democrats and at
00:09:29least of the four senators that they need precisely
00:09:32for a majority of the Senate, at least they have already
00:09:36achieved one, the Democrats, how are
00:09:39you reading these.
00:09:42pieces and these pieces of the puzzle, yes, of course,
00:09:46well, let's remember, Jorge, that in reality for several
00:09:49years now, these mid-term elections have not
00:09:53benefited the party in government, so it
00:09:56would also be very ironic to go out and
00:10:00declare something that history has shown us, however,
00:10:05I hope in good faith is that this
00:10:08recognition will also be maintained beyond
00:10:13polls, because we have also had other
00:10:16scenarios in which there were probably already
00:10:20complaints of electoral fraud, of
00:10:22votes that had been cast by... people who were not citizens,
00:10:26so here the ideal thing is that just as they are
00:10:30having the moral courage to accept it, there is an
00:10:34acceptance after the final count, also what
00:10:37we are seeing is that at the level of governorships, we are talking about
00:10:4136 governorships
00:10:45was anticipated is that at least 22 were going to
00:10:49pass into Democratic hands, the trend also seems to indicate that
00:10:53the Democrats are advancing in that
00:10:55sense, yes, that's right, and I think
00:10:58that there were many
00:11:01of us who saw that this contest was too
00:11:04close so to date
00:11:07many of the counts are very close and we have
00:11:12declaring that we have won until we see the final
00:11:16results, however, we also know that there is
00:11:19discontent on the part of the population in the economic
00:11:23sense and discontent. in some of the policies such as
00:11:26immigration, so many people who had not
00:11:29gone out to vote in the last election are making
00:11:33themselves heard this time, precisely regarding the Hispanic vote, for
00:11:36example, we are talking about around 70 million people
00:11:40in the United States are Hispanic, practically one out of every
00:11:43four people in the United States is Hispanic and that at
00:11:47least about 39 million were eligible
00:11:50to vote, of course not the
00:11:53same. states as registered, not
00:11:56necessarily all Hispanics, but many of the Hispanics
00:11:59who in the last election two years
00:12:03ago voted for Trump, not only are
00:12:06disillusioned but they are angry about, for example,
00:12:10the actions of AS, the
00:12:13Immigration and Customs Enforcement service, which
00:12:16has also motivated them to go out and vote, that's
00:12:19right, in the case of Hispanics it is a population that is completely
00:12:23vulnerable to this... type of raids and many times
00:12:27this promise that was not fulfilled to go
00:12:30after people who had a criminal record, because we saw that there were
00:12:33detentions where they were not justified and that
00:12:36also moved even people who were not Hispanic
00:12:40because they are declaring in these surveys that they see an
00:12:43excess in force and that it is not being done as they
00:12:47thought and we are also seeing the issue of xenophobia
00:12:50and racism, it will be the case of
00:12:54a representative, what we call
00:12:57in the United States a congresswoman, a deputy, if it were in Latin
00:13:00America, of Somali origin named Ilhan
00:13:03Omar, whom Trump has been verbally
00:13:06persecuting for years, he has been
00:13:10discrediting her and they launch a raid on her house
00:13:13just a few days before the
00:13:16election, without any justification, entering as if
00:13:20it were a war zone,
00:13:23the case of Mexico.
00:13:25where the candidate for senator
00:13:28Abdul,
00:13:30so Trump first changes his name to try to
00:13:34link him to, so to
00:13:36speak, the negative of the Muslim and says, for me you are
00:13:40not called Abdul, you are called Mohamed,
00:13:43then he says he is a
00:13:47communist, he is a socialist
00:13:49and that is not enough, he says he is a threat to national
00:13:53security, that is, being, so
00:13:55to speak. today, these 2 years of
00:13:59Trump put a negative label on
00:14:02you, that's right, and what we have to take
00:14:06into account is that when there are elections, it depends a lot
00:14:09on the party's strategy, but we have been seeing that we have to find
00:14:12an enemy so when there were these
00:14:16presidential elections, the enemy was the person who had
00:14:19crossed the border in an illegal or undocumented
00:14:23way, but now the enemy becomes another
00:14:27because we have to have the idea that that is already controlled,
00:14:31so the enemy will become anyone who violates security and who
00:14:34violates security, anyone who is not as
00:14:38we think they should be, who has certain physical
00:14:41characteristics or who has a certain name, when in reality
00:14:45American citizens come in all
00:14:49sizes, in all colors and in all flavors and yes, also very
00:14:52punctual, I think the Hispanic
00:14:55population has been seen as
00:14:59something that could not have so much power when the economic power really
00:15:02today Hispanics are having it and very strongly,
00:15:06they are even surpassing in some aspects US
00:15:09citizens. Alicia, we continue talking through the
00:15:13night, of course, thank you, we were talking with Alicia
00:15:16García, our political analyst who is helping
00:15:19us put into perspective what is happening and revealing
00:15:23through the. that are being counted
00:15:26through this new electoral process that
00:15:30is still missing, there are still some states to know
00:15:34more, so we return to you, Paola, Mariana.
00:15:38Thank you, Jorge, we are also very attentive to this scenario, it is important to add the perspective
00:15:41taking into account the recent statements of the Republicans who recognize a
00:15:45defeat in the House of Representatives, we are going to update
00:15:48these results also to see how this
00:15:52map is being painted, the hemicycle that also has
00:15:55the configuration in the House of
00:15:57Representatives, of these 435 seats in
00:16:01dispute, 87 for Democrats,
00:16:0448 for Republicans, zero for independents.
00:16:09We also update the Senate for the United
00:16:12States in the midst of the development of this
00:16:15election, 11 for Democrats and five for
00:16:19Republicans, zero for independents.
00:16:21Again we see, Mariana, how this is consolidating
00:16:25that the Republicans themselves were already announcing and above all, I am
00:16:29going to add another piece of data, extra data, President Trump in the midst of
00:16:32the development of this campaign said: go
00:16:35out and vote and do it as if you were voting
00:16:38for me, what could this represent,
00:16:41what is he feeling at this moment? Well, the message
00:16:45has to be very clear to him, although it is not very
00:16:48clear to us either if he is going to interpret
00:16:51it this way, in fact, as you said
00:16:54Paola, given the voting trends, President
00:16:58Trump decides to go out and campaign in different
00:17:02states that he considered could make the vote
00:17:05complex, to make
00:17:08the support that the executive
00:17:11has for that particular campaign identifiable, this
00:17:15has been developing especially in
00:17:18electoral campaigns when it is considered that the
00:17:21executive is a strong presidentialism
00:17:24accepted by the vast majority of voters, but in
00:17:28any case the result of acceptance
00:17:32or how voters rate the executive's
00:17:35performance is not good, these results
00:17:39also show or will show Trump that they are not
00:17:43very much in agreement either, that not only a number, but that
00:17:46it also reflects how
00:17:49political power is distributed in the US
00:17:52system, and in the midst of this, also remind our viewers that
00:17:56they can access these results in real time
00:17:59updated through our multiplatform
00:18:03Telesur, we have there what
00:18:06is the conformation. the governorships 36 in total in
00:18:09dispute this November 3rd, 15 for
00:18:13Democrats, 10 for Republicans, it is
00:18:16also marking there it is
00:18:18adding
00:18:20in the election of the configuration of the
00:18:24Senate for the United States,
00:18:27also that has to do with this dispute between bipartisanship,
00:18:30because the independents so far, please correct
00:18:33me production, if it is three or two that the independents add up to.
00:18:39the bottom of 43 where it says
00:18:42Democrats
00:18:46two independents so thank you
00:18:4943 for Democrats and 33 for
00:18:52Republicans, there are still 19 seats
00:18:55within the US
00:18:59far that two of these seats would have been
00:19:02added by Republicans also in these last few
00:19:05hours, Mariana, yes, it is important, especially
00:19:09to break the possible balance in the
00:19:13Senate, because the one who has the decisive vote in this case is
00:19:16Vice President JC Vans, so for the Democrats it is
00:19:20very important to have those four seats,
00:19:23remember that so far we have one consolidated, there
00:19:27are three in dispute, but in case there
00:19:30is a tie in the Upper
00:19:33House, the one who has the decisive vote is the vice
00:19:36president so it would be a gain. for the
00:19:39Republican party to maintain the agenda in the Senate
00:19:42and the interests of the Maga project.
00:19:45This is very interesting, also taking into account the
00:19:49panoramas, the agenda that President Donald Trump
00:19:53will fulfill has already been published through the US media, starting around
00:19:579 in the morning, ending around 3:30 p.m., local
00:20:00time of course in the United States and there is not
00:20:04a single public event open to the media, which in
00:20:08some way makes us understand that there will be no formal statement about
00:20:12these elections, yes, although during this term,
00:20:15President Trump can make a statement at any time, eh, although
00:20:19not in a way, eh, let's say, eh,
00:20:22as traditionally done in the middle of the White House with a
00:20:25government positioning, we will probably know
00:20:29something about what he considers the results in the
00:20:32morning, many of them will not yet be consolidated, but
00:20:36there will already be a clear trend towards how the
00:20:39government will be formed for the next 2 years in the United
00:20:43States. This also marks the trends in
00:20:46key states while we continue reviewing the results. while
00:20:50the consolidation of the governorship, for
00:20:54example, in Colorado, which has remained in the hands of the
00:20:56Democrats Phil Beacer as
00:21:00elected governor of Colorado, this state that
00:21:03has also already defined its vote within the
00:21:0636 that remained in
00:21:10dispute this November 3rd
00:21:13and also what has also marked this electoral
00:21:17contest, Mariana, once again we see. it is not only the
00:21:21configuration of the House of Representatives and a third of the
00:21:24Senate, but also what are the governorships, once again
00:21:28we insist, here there is a change, you told us, not of
00:21:32politics but of electors, yes, especially
00:21:35because traditionally mid-term
00:21:38elections have less incentives for voters to
00:21:42take a day off, to ask for
00:21:44hours, to leave
00:21:48work, eh, traditionally again
00:21:51in this type of elections in the United States, also in
00:21:54many of the countries, there is a lower voting
00:21:58trend, but
00:22:01what early voting shows us
00:22:05regarding the extensive questioning and an
00:22:08attempt to modify the law in electoral
00:22:11terms in the months prior to this
00:22:14election and the vote of the
00:22:18average voter, the voter who
00:22:20yes, that the policies now promoted have affected
00:22:24their pocket considerably by the
00:22:27policies and wars for the
00:22:30selective trade policy, the
00:22:33one that has to do with the day of liberation and tariffs, all
00:22:37the countries, some stronger than
00:22:40others, the war in dispute, eh,
00:22:44that is currently an important
00:22:47resource for the class too.
00:22:51and that well there is a message, we were saying Paula,
00:22:54clear regarding the electorate, important early vote,
00:22:57a substantial increase in the Latino
00:23:00vote and all have the same concern,
00:23:04economy, energy and that they are
00:23:07not doing a good job, at least from the
00:23:10White House, we see the results of the
00:23:13governorship of the state of Colorado, how it
00:23:17has turned out, with 60 points. 1%
00:23:20against Republican Victor Marx who obtained only
00:23:2434.5%, practically double the
00:23:27results, Weiser also who held the position of Attorney
00:23:30General of this state of Colorado since 2019, won
00:23:34the primaries of the Democratic wing,
00:23:37this has consolidated him, catapulted him
00:23:41to have the
00:23:44the governorship, another of the victories of the Democratic
00:23:48wing also this November 3rd, so we can
00:23:51add several of the results that are arriving,
00:23:54that are also being added at this hour after the
00:23:58scrutiny of the results. Illinois is
00:24:01another of the states that already has
00:24:04a governor. JB Pritzker with
00:24:0761.6%, the Democrat who has
00:24:11beaten the Republican Darren Bailey with
00:24:1435.2%.
00:24:17Eh, practically the trend continues. almost
00:24:20double the vote towards the Democrats and where
00:24:24this turning point of what
00:24:27has really weighed on this election is also marked, once again, the
00:24:31economic issue that is closely linked to a foreign policy where a conflict has
00:24:34broken out, a war that many have called
00:24:38an unnecessary conflict, another endless war that
00:24:42continues to generate expenses for the American people themselves and that also
00:24:46has a global impact, not only on the US economy but also among
00:24:50its own allies, such as the European continent, yes, and also
00:24:54it was a campaign promise not to involve
00:24:57the United States in any other war, well, he doesn't
00:25:00keep it, this has important effects, uh,
00:25:04it seems to me that although there is still a lot
00:25:07to have a consolidated figure in Texas, this
00:25:10trend is also shown, with 56% of the
00:25:14votes counted, Gina
00:25:17Hinojosa is winning, 56 points, eight uh by the
00:25:21Democratic party, if this
00:25:24trend continues, it will be interesting to see how they
00:25:28will be reconfigured, again, still not decisive,
00:25:31slightly above 50% of the votes counted,
00:25:35but in terms of governors there is an
00:25:38important trend of uh gain
00:25:42by the Democratic party with one state, as we said
00:25:45before, the case uh of Georgia that
00:25:49makes uh that is a state won by the Democratic
00:25:52party uh and let's see the trend so far
00:25:56we go like this, yes, and in the middle of
00:25:59all this situation I continue to add data and results as well.
00:26:03that President Trump
00:26:07is generating from his account on the social network
00:26:10Truth Social, which is where he mostly communicates with people,
00:26:14no, he expresses
00:26:16his position, he also reposts what
00:26:20he considers favorable to his party's
00:26:23trend, but the results have exceeded the
00:26:27Republican's expectations, who
00:26:29has also tried to be one of the key figures. around
00:26:32this electoral
00:26:35it the tendency to continue attacking also media
00:26:39that are not disseminating the results that
00:26:42he would like to have been materialized, I say with
00:26:46propriety, yes, of course, in fact well, the latest results, uh,
00:26:49there is a favorable position for
00:26:52the House of Representatives of uh from the
00:26:56Democratic party, Johnson, uh from district
00:26:5922 of New York also. Himes
00:27:03from uh Connecticut uh another Democrat who wins a
00:27:07seat and it is very difficult uh
00:27:09to follow uh what the president would like
00:27:12uh of the last uh who
00:27:15have been declared uh winners, Republican
00:27:19Hudson James uh has been
00:27:22elected to the House of Representatives for the tenth district of
00:27:26Georgia, but the vast majority uh Paola are
00:27:29Democrats,
00:27:31a situation. that helps us to understand what is happening,
00:27:35what is happening in the midst of what
00:27:39are the very marked positions also of the administration of the
00:27:43Republican Donald Trump and what will be generated from
00:27:46now on, here a clear scenario, it seems
00:27:50Mariana, the fact that the president will have to govern the next two years
00:27:55Congress and will have to decide if he will be the
00:27:58veto president or the negotiating president.
00:28:03It is very complicated to know which side he will lean towards or perhaps very
00:28:06predictable, we don't know, we have to wait, especially
00:28:10wait for the results eh, at least for
00:28:13now, the Democrats are winning in
00:28:16both chambers, only so far in the
00:28:19Senate we have a state that has
00:28:22changed the trend from Republican to
00:28:26Democrat, we are missing 19 to identify
00:28:29how this upper house will go and if
00:28:32Trump will have to negotiate, especially in terms
00:28:36of national security linked to foreign affairs, it is the
00:28:39Senate where these decisions are made. The Senate, let's see how
00:28:43the Senate has turned out regarding what our
00:28:47guest says, which constitutes something key, no, because it is
00:28:50precisely what the Republicans feared losing the most,
00:28:54more than the House of Representatives, even, because
00:28:57it is the Senate that makes the decisions on what
00:29:01the policy will be that goes beyond.
00:29:03Let me just say that Trump has launched an attack against
00:29:07Iran, overriding the authority of Congress, there
00:29:10we have the results at this time of the
00:29:13night, 11 for the Democrats,
00:29:16five for the Republicans and zero for independents, once
00:29:20again the trend continues to be ratified, almost double, yes, and in fact this
00:29:24result is very interesting, Paola, because
00:29:27constitutionally, the one who has the power of one of the
00:29:30important policies for President Trump, which is trade policy,
00:29:33is the Senate, and since the end of the First
00:29:37World War, Congress has yielded increasingly greater
00:29:40powers to the executive to implement trade policy,
00:29:43again, what we have heard in these last two
00:29:47years about tariffs, tariffs are part of US
00:29:50trade policy and to have a
00:29:54Senate, uh, let's say, of the Democratic Party,
00:29:58it is very likely that they will seek to recover certain
00:30:01power, uh, in terms of the
00:30:05decision on trade policy by
00:30:08and with that, to start
00:30:12giving, uh, in the case of President Trump, more
00:30:15work to the Office of the
00:30:18needs two things that President Trump does not
00:30:21necessarily like, which is time to conduct
00:30:24investigations based on the trade laws created during the
00:30:28Cold War, such as Section 301,
00:30:31232, 201 and others that
00:30:34they have already used since uh the elimination of GEPA by
00:30:38the Supreme Court and again, well, these kinds of
00:30:42results that we are seeing as Congress could uh again
00:30:45uh try to return to it uh the
00:30:50the formulation of trade policy and reduce the power
00:30:54of the strong presidentialism that President Trump has developed
00:30:57in terms of trade policy.