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of flipping a seat in Texas, though we've heard them say that plenty of times.

Yes, we have.

No avail.

The GOP can't afford to lose three of those races and maintain their majority, which they're confident in.

But the House is going to be a much taller order.

They have a very slim few-vote majority.

And over the last 50 years, keep in mind, the president's party has lost roughly 33 House seats on average during their first midterm since being elected.

Right, a really steep hill for Republicans to climb.

Kevin, thanks so much for reporting and really enjoyed the launch of your new show, Wired and Live, last night.

Thank you.

It was a great time.

Tune in next week, next Thursday, 4 Eastern.

We'll keep things going.

The list of names continues to grow of people facing fallout for connections with Jeffrey Epstein.

The latest, Larry Summers and Bill Gates.

Meanwhile, both Hillary and Bill Clinton are set to testify.

Retired Las Vegas Police Lieutenant Randy Sutton, founder of the Wounded Blue, joins us now to talk about the supposed snowball fight and its fallout.

Randy, thank you so much for coming on the show.

So we know the East Coast got hit with record amounts of snow, and it's been particularly controversial in New York.

Now we have this targeting of police related to a snowball fight.