00:00races and Senate races. This is his scorecard, okay? He has endorsed eight governors. Now,
00:06some of these races weren't real close, didn't have a lot of competition, but some of them did.
00:09I mean, we saw what happened in Louisiana, the primary with Bill Cassidy. We saw what happened
00:13a week ago tonight with Tom Massey in Kentucky, and now we're seeing it again tonight, okay,
00:17in Texas. Governor level, Trump endorsed eight. He won eight times. U.S. House, 101 endorsed.
00:24He won, yeah, sorry, 101 endorsed in the House, and he won 101. Let me put on the pencil right
00:31here
00:31and show you this. U.S. Senate, Sean, he has endorsed eight candidates, and prior to tonight,
00:37he had won eight times, and now you can take the endorsement from eight to nine endorsed,
00:44and from eight to nine winner. Ken Paxton was outspent nine to one, got the endorsement from
00:52Trump, got the endorsement of Wesley Hunt, a congressman who got knocked out two and a half
00:56months ago, and now we've got the set-up attacks in of Tallarico. Many Republicans felt if John
01:02Cornyn could win tonight, that he could be an easy winner over Tallarico. We'll never know that now,
01:07and a lot of Republicans felt that they could save a lot of money, too, if Cornyn won, but that
01:12did not
01:13happen. Here's what will happen, Sean, in November. In Texas, probably the most expensive Senate race
01:20that we have seen ever. I mean, we were looking at some of the numbers.
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