Trump speaks after the wave of the Democratic House Tuesday: NPR

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President Trump speaks at a press conference at the White House on Wednesday.

Earlier Wednesday, he had reacted to Tuesday's election in which the Democrats had gained control of the House and the Republicans had added to their majority in the Senate. Trump congratulated Democrat House Leader Nancy Pelosi, while warning Democrats against any investigation into her administration.

De Pelosi, who with his party winning the majority of seats on Tuesday, will become the next Speaker of the House, Trump tweeted that she "deserved to be elected Speaker of the House by the Democrats," that she "deserved this great honor" and even suggested to some Republicans to vote for her, if the Democrats " gave him a hard time ".

Some Democrats said during their campaigns that they would not support Pelosi, but it is not yet known whether there are democrats willing to contest it for the job. And it seems very unlikely that a Republican vote for the woman that his party has demonized in thousands of campaign ads.

Trump's demonstration of support for Pelosi is not totally out of place. Both are deal-makers. In 2007, Trump praised her as "the best" when she was sworn in for the first time as a speaker. He still has to give it a pejorative nickname, as do many of his other Democratic opponents, though that might certainly change. For his part, Pelosi said that without bipartisan support, it is unlikely that Democrats will sue the president against the president, although that may also change.

In another tweet on Wednesday morning, Trump threatened the Democrats, saying that they "think they 'll waste taxpayer money at a House – level inquiry," he said. will also be forced to consider an investigation for all the leaks of classifieds ". Information and many other things at the Senate level. He added, "Two can play this game!"

Democrats have promised to hold hearings on the Trump administration when they take control in January. Representative Elijah Cummings, D-Med, who is to become chairman of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, said on Wednesday that he intended to:

"highlight the waste, fraud and abuse within the Trump administration I wish to investigate senior government officials who have abused their power and wasted taxpayers' money, as well as on President Trump's decisions to act on his own financial account. " personal interest rather than the best interests of the American people ".

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., Also issued a warning to Democrats Wednesday morning. They need to think seriously about whether they are adopting a strategy of "presidential harassment" that exploits their new majority in the House to plague Trump, he said.

Trump also took credit for Tuesday's results in another tweet, saying, "To all the experts or talking heads that do not give us the credit needed for this great mid-term election, just remember two words – FAKE NEWS! "

But while some of the Red Senate candidates for which Trump has campaigned won, the results obtained in the many Congressionally held suburban seats now held by Republicans and now in the hands of Democrats show that voters have sent a resolutely contrasting signal.