Senate Democrats will look to press forward with confirming more of President Joe Biden’s judicial picks during the lame-duck session, their last opportunity before Republicans regain the majority and President-elect Donald Trump returns to the White House in January.

As Congress enters the lame duck session Tuesday with Republicans set to take the majority in both chambers and the White House next year, Senate Democrats have just a few weeks to get dozens of President Joe Biden’s remaining judicial nominees confirmed.

After playing clips of pundits misjudging the outcome, he said, "It's delightful to hear explanations from people who were so wrong about what would happen."

"Daily Show" host Jon Stewart makes fun of the American media apparatus for misjudging the appeal of Donald Trump and the Democratic Party for blowing a billion dollars on the Harris campaign. "Maybe just giving away a million of it a day would have been a smarter,

House Democrats are strategizing ways to put a damper on the Trump administration's sweeping plans while their party still retains some control in Washington, Axios has learned. Why it matters: Many Democrats fear that full GOP control of Congress – an increasingly likely prospect – will allow Trump to roll back many of the gains they made under the Biden administration.

Republicans moved closer this weekend to securing control of the U.S. House of Representatives, a potential advantage for President-elect Donald Trump as he prepares to enter the White House in January.