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i can see that -- i can see alexandria obviously talking there but we are having a bit of and adio issue, we will circle back and get back to her in a moment. in the mean time, i will take you out to the great state of florida where we have live pictures of mar-a-lago, the former president trump's beautiful estate. some have called it the southern white house. as for the former president he's pushing back against the fbi search of his home on social media saying the agency should return several boxes of privileged-attorney client material that they seized on monday and with the very latest on that we welcome good friend lucas tomlinson. lucas: good afternoon, lawmakers taking sunday talk shows, fallout across party lines, democratic chairman pushing back on former president trump's claims that he has the power to declassify any documents. >> the former president has no declassification authority and

the idea that 18 months after the fact that donald trump could simply announce, well, you know, retroactively declassifying or whatever i took home had the effect of declassifying them is absurd. lucas: president trump responding to fox report that some of the boxes seized from the mar-a-lago raid were covered by attorney-client privilege, quote, by copy of this truth i respectfully request that the documents be immediately returned to the location from which they were taken, thank you. earlier on cbs, former fbi agent and republican member of congress brian fitzpatrick was asked if a potential crime was committed? >> that remains open question and we know exactly where to look and that's the affidavit of probable cause, the one document that remains under seal. so because we don't have that information, i've encouraged all of my colleagues on the left and the right to reserve judgment and not get ahead of yourself because we don't know what the document contains. lucas: maryland republican hogan thinks the raid help it is former president.

>> it was actually a win for donald trump, seem today motivate his base and people rush to go his defense and feeling as if he was being picked upon and martyred. lucas: the admission from hogan who doesn't think trump should run in 2024, kevin. kevin: very interesting, we will hear, i think i suspect a lot more on the story as the week unfolds because they still have the documents and, again, the feds would argue that they have every right to have these documents but if you're the legal team for the former president, you want those things back as soon as possible. lucas thank you as always. all right, i want to share this too, you know, a lot of people probably didn't hear this story earlier today there was an incident over at the capitol that really, i think, surprised a great number of people. what can you tell us about that? >> well, kevin u.s. capitol police spoke describing an incident that took place at 4:0g behind the capitol next to library congressman supreme court. >> a vehicle collided with a

barricade on east capitol street at second street. the vehicle burst into flames, the driver exited the vehicle and the driver began walking down east capitol street toward the capitol. he began -- he took out a handgun, began firing that gun indiscriminately and he took the gun to himself and shot himself. kevin: you know, this is a story that we will unpack a little more as the day goes on but i was surprised and i think instruct by the fact that this is something that not only happened at the capitol, it's not the first time we have seen something like this unfold not very far from here, lucas. lucas: second time in a year and a half, kevin, in fact, i was out there for the last one.

kevin: let's hope they can continue to be safe over there because there can be discourse in the country and should not rise to the level of violence, lucas, we appreciate your time today. lucas tomlinson. let's go over to alexandria hoff she has stop top story, bipartisan delegation in taiwan, alex, do i have you? alex: you have me kevin, i'm glad that we can hear each other because this is interesting. we are not getting immediate reaction out of china with speaker pelosi's trip. this group landed around 7:00 p.m. local time in taiwan and they are there to discuss issues of mutual interest, u.s.-taiwan relations and ed marky of massachusetts leading delegation joined by garimendi and republican congresswoman amua amata delegate from america samoa, taiwan ministry accompanied photos with the tweet that read, we thank the like-minded u.s. lawmakers for timely visit and unwavering

support. despite the island democracy being self-governed, beijing claims taiwan as their territory and objects to any official contact with foreign governments particularly high-ranking leaders like speaker pelosi and since the speaker's visit taiwan defense ministry says china has sent missiles, warships and war planes in seas and skies around taiwan, some crossing the midpoint of the taiwan strait and continuing beyond when china said that those drills would end. now president biden cited concern over china's response and pelosi's trip did not have the official backing of the white house but it did earn bipartisan support. republican congresswoman diana weighed in saying that she wished today's surprise visit including more. >> i'm part of china task force and i didn't get the invitation. if they had advised we would

have been able to go and talk to the leadership. alex: delegation will depart tomorrow to continue onto larger visit to indo-pacific region, kevin. kevin: alexandria hoff, have a good one. president biden is expected to call what democrats are calling the inflation reduction act into law and despite gop members arguing it could end up driving more inflation. jacqui heinrich. jacqui: inflation remaining top concern for voters, the white house has been trying to build up good will ahead of midterms saying the inflation reduction act as it is called will bring down the cost of living for people even though experts roundly agree that this will not directly impact inflation for at least a year or more. and when pressed on how exactly and when this bill will start to bring down prices for people,

some congressional democrats were evasive and others tried to make impossible claims connecting the recent drop in gas prices to this bill that the president hasn't even signed yet. >> we are already feeling the effects to a certain extent because we have seen gas prices come down. that's been huge. as soon as the act goes into effect, i hope that all of the positions will begin to work. >> what parts of the bill do you think will put the work on that? >> next question. jacqui: administration officials have been making the case that americans should feel the impacts of this bill soon because medicare negotiation wills bring down the cost of prescription drugs and energy costs will come down because of climate investments like tax credits for electric cars and solar panels. >> first of all, immediately, people will be able to lower the fuel costs in their home. 30% tax credit that you can claim in 2022 for installing energy efficient windows, heat

pumps, energy efficient appliances, that is right away and on top of that, of course, if citizens want to install solar panels on the roofs so they can generate their own power, that's another 30% tax credit. jacqui: but, of course, spending money on things like solar panels and eletric heat pumps in order to save money on your eletric bills is really not the exact same thing as lowering the inflated costs for goods that we have been paying across the economy with inflation remaining at 40-year highs. back to you. kevin: you nailed it, jacqui heinrich, enjoy the great weather, i know you're working hard but enjoy it while you can. let's turn to panel, joined by democratic strategist kevin as well as republican strategist, attorney and former chair of the massachusetts republican party jennifer, guys, thank you for

spending time with us. before we really hammer home what's happening on the domestic front, i want to share live pictures of we are seeing transpire in taipei taiwan. i don't have a live picture now, i just want to get your take on this, kevin, first through you and then over to you, jennifer. what do you think the domestic political fallout might be for this visit? >> well, certainly it's critically important, kevin, to show unity with taiwan. it's so important to see bipartisan delegations. i know speaker pelosi but he couldn't make it. this was an important delegation that we set forth that our leaders can travel freely in the world especially to taipei and taiwan and certainly that relationship is so firm not just on the economic front but on the security assistance front and we need to see more delegations like this going forward.

kevin: jennifer, your thought? >> i agree with kevin but i think that it would be really nice to see an even split of the delegation with republicans and democrats and not that it's just a one-sided trip. i mean, we have serious concerns going on overseas with china where they would, you know, seemingly like to take over not just taiwan but take over the united states as well. and so i think it is really important to show a united and very strong front from our team in congress and not that it's just nancy pelosi's house. kevin: speaking of serious, i want to get your take first to you, jennifer, on the raid, i know say it was a court after-ad searching. that's your prerogative. i just want to get your take, though, on what that means domestically in terms of politics because it seems to me, jennifer, that there are a lot of people that feel like there's a real disconnect between the way the doj and this

administration is treating the former president and those who worked with him versus the way they treat, say, democrats am i right or wrong? >> well, i think you're right. we see what happened with hillary clinton when she wiped her server cleaned and hunter biden's laptop, that that was never investigated and never brought front as to what eminent threat was on his laptop. yet we see the republican, former president, almost two years after he was not reelected, having home raided and having wife's closet gone through and feels as though it is a political fishing expedition looking for actually on january 6th and not on what the doj claims and i will also say that there's a poll done back in i think may that over 50% of the population, that includes republicans and democrats losing faith in the

doj. they have serious issues to overcome but it's looking more and more like a political ploy than anything that actually they were looking for. kevin: kevin, i don't think there's any question. something like this appears to have fired up the republican base ahead of the midterms and if that is the case, what was expected to be a wipe-out could be even worse and yet there are democrats out there who say it's about time, your thoughts? >> yeah, it's a good question. we are 85 days away from the midterm election. it's too soon to tell what effect this will have in terms of election prospects for republicans and democrats. 3 serious criminal provisions in law that were as part of this search carried out last week at mar-a-lago. these are serious concerns before the american people. i think we need to learn a lot more about the supporting documents as part of this. i think you can see donald trump is obviously very concerned

about this because he's shopping for new lawyers specifically to respond to this. so if he did not believe this was serious, i think he would just play this off. serious -- he's in serious legal jeopardy with some of this information that we are learning more and more every hour, every day as part of this raid and i'm happy to call it a raid as a democrat. kevin: i think it's fair to suggest that it's being taken seriously but whether or not this has legs is still anyone's guess, kevin and jennifer, thank you so much. we appreciate your time today. >> thank you. >> happy sunday, kev. >> same to you, my friend. >> gillian turner on fox news sunday and interviewing general jack keane and speaking of things you don't want to miss, you want to catch bret baier's interview with republican utah senator mitt romney. be sure to stay tune right here on fox news.

salman rushdie off of ventilator after being stabbed ten times in what prosecutors are calling a premeditated assault. his attacker you probably know by now has actually pleaded not guilty, he did so during arrangement yesterday. nate foy live in new york with more on this horrific story. nate: kevin, good afternoon. positive update albeit difficult situation. they are extremely relieved he's breathing on his own and they say he's able to speak but they also say injuries are life-changing. take a look at this. we have the brand-new mug shot of the man accused of attacking him. this is the 24 years, hadi matar, he's being held without bail. matar pleaded guilty to attempted murder and assault charges. the prosecutor in the case calls the attack preplanned. take a look at this. you see the moments just after the attack here. rushdie was getting ready to give a lecture in western new york when matar attacked and

stabbed him. rushdie's agent says he has severed liver, lung and eye. his life has been in danger for years. there's a 3 million-dollar bounty on his head here is why. in 1988 he wrote the book the satanic verses which some muslims believer he insulted the prophet mohamed and one year ayatollah calling for his death that's still in effect today. rushdie survived first amendment on his life the same year, a translator for his book was murdered in 1991 and rushdie was put on al-qaeda's hit list in 2010. just after 10:30 this morning the family released this statement saying in part, quote, though his life-changing injuries are severe, his usual feisty and defiant sense of humor remains intact. we are so grateful to all of the audience member who is bravely

left to his defense and administered first aid. his family also writes in that statement that rushdie remains in critical condition. accused attacker appears in court next on friday, kevin. kevin: nate foy, we appreciate it so much. one dead and 1 others hurt in the keystone state of pennsylvania after car plowed through a fundraiser meant to raise money for victims and families of deadly house fire. four of those injury right side in critical condition. the suspect escaped the scene but was later arrested by police after physically assaulting and killing a woman. the los angeles police department closing its investigation into an heche fiery car crash that left her brain dead. that's the definition of california law. they were looking into the accident of felony dui having found narcotics in blood sample, however, the lapd now says in a statement when a person suspected of a crime expires, we

do not present for filing considering. very sad story, indeed. migrants streaming across the southern border as texas continues busing them out of state. a live report from bill melgin in eagle pass, texas, it's coming right away.

begin. kevin: 21 minutes after the hour as we take a live look at eagle pass, texas, as you see the rio grande it has been the sight of so much destruction and sadness as people try to escape their countries coming into this country unlawfully as another carrying migrants arrives in new york city this morning. texas governor greg abbott has been sending migrants to eastern cities like new york and dc in particular to bring attention to the crisis at the southern border. our man on the border bill melugin has more, hey, bill. bill: hey, kevin, today has one busier days in recent days. a group being processed right now and earlier this morning we saw morn 500 crossed illegally in just a 90-minute span. we will show you some of that video. take a look, this is earlier this morning in normandy on the

outskirts of eagle pass. single massive group of 290 that crossed all at the same time illegally. as you can see they are predominantly single adults. we are no longer seeing family units anymore. it is a lot of single adult men and as you can see a lot of them are dressed very well, they come across with smartphones, some of them are listening to airpods as they are waiting for border patrol to process them and then you'll see a smaller group that broke away from the bigger group and started almost walking onto local highway out here. texas dps troopers had to stop them but this sort of thing happened day in and day out in eagle pass. case in point, take a look at the second piece of video, two other groups totaling more than 200 migrants that we saw here in eagle pass crossing illegally this morning as well. once again, predominantly single adults, cannot stress it enough, it is almost all adults coming out here almost venezuelans, cubans, nicaraguans who were not

title 42, mexico won't take them back and border patrol release them in the u.s. they know this and continue to show up in huge numbers. more than 400,000 illegal cross negotiation the sector since october alone. else can where in the border, arizona, take a look at a mug shot, mexican citizen was caught near arizona after crossing illegally, he has got a prior conviction for first-degree manslaughter in the city of new york city. take a listen of what former u.s. border patrol chief rodney scott had to say about the ongoing deterioration of our southern border. >> it's a misnomer. the administration makes it seem it's northern triangle or haiti nations and the administration sent out welcome notice and told the world that our borders are open and we are reaching the results of that right now and the threats. we won't realize the threats for

decades. bill: and kevin, i've been down here covering this border crisis for almost a year and a half straight now and one thing i can tell you a lot of the border patrol agents i've talked to, their morale is just in the toilet right now. they are frustrated by these huge groups who keep coming across. it sucks up their resources, it stops their agents from being able to patrol elsewhere on the front lines, many of them tell me right now they feel like they've been turned into glorified social workers just doing paperwork and being uber drivers essentially all day long. kevin: that frustration, bill, extends across the country because americans see what's happening and they don't feel like they are getting the sort of support that the border patrol agents need and the country certainly not seeing the difference as the people continue to stream across the southern border. bill melugin, thank you so much. for more on this, we bring the president of the national border control council, brandon judd, brandon, as we begin the conversation, these are border

encounters and bill alluded to it and when you're talking about numbers like this, it is just stunning, we are talking 700% increase in cuban migrants, more than 275% migrants in rio grande sector and the numbers just keep going on. el paso sector, yuma sector, in particular the yuma sector, look at the number of colombian migrants coming in. you heard bill, brandon, allude to hundreds of thousands coming across the border in just the few months. i guess the short question is what gives? >> this is all cartel driven. when you look at what the cartels are able to do, they are able to go across the world and advertise services based upon policies in the united states. if people know they are going is to be released, if they are going to be rewarded after violating laws, they will continue to come and they are going to give cartels thousands of dollars for them to facilitate travel.

when you talk about mexico not taking these people back because under title 42, you're talking about the country is not taking them back, these people are in mexico illegally as well. when they cross the border between guatemala and mexico they commit and illeg in mexico, but mexico is not charging any of them. they are not being true border security partners right now and that's simply because of the amount of money that these cartels are generating and that money goes back into mexico and it goes into their economy. so when you look at this, this is all cartel driven, it's a problem based upon our policies and the cartels are exploiting those policies. kevin: it is a crushing disaster because real people, children are being abused in this circumstance, human trafficking is unbelievably bad right now. let me share the number of fentanyl busts. i mean, this is beyond devastating not just for border communities but i think brandon it's also fair to say when we talk about fentanyl busts, we are talking about enough fentanyl to kill hundreds of thousands of people. it's in cars and being brought

over the border by backpack and any other manner of transportation and it doesn't seem like despite the talk that the administration has figured out a way to stop this from happening or curtail it based on the numbers i just showed you, do you think they are working to get this under control? >> i know they're not. i've had multiple conversations with officials in this current white house. they know what they can do. they know what policies they need to implement, they know the programs but when we put on a uniform i was out patrolling the border just the other night on a midnight shift and what happens is the cartels know that all they have to do is flood our resources, take us out of the field an when they take us out of the field that's when the cross the higher vol products, that's february nil and that's coming into the united states. it should not surprise anybody that the amount of drugs that are on our streets today correspond with the number of illegal immigrants that are crossing and when they cause explosion in illegal immigration that then allows them to get their drugs across and then it

harms u.s. citizens, it kills so many of our citizens and our children and that's a problem. we have to ask why isn't the white house doing something to protect united states citizens? kevin: people are angry, they are more than fed up. this is something that has, i think, really driven a lot of passion in particular politically. let me share a statement from the white house. this is actually a soundbite karine jean-pierre talking about this idea of we are doing the best we can with the migrants and there have been limitations that were -- acted under the trump administration, they argue that now they are having to fix. listen to karine jean-pierre the white house press secretary. >> the migrant protection protocol mpp policy under the prior administration was flawed, it was inhumane and it was in effective. now that the lower courts order requiring us to continue the policy has been lifted. kevin: so we have about 30 seconds left. your reaction to what she said there. is that true or is that more

slide of hand? >> it's a lie. that's political rhetoric. she does not give any evidence whatsoever. let me give you evidence. we drop today 45-year lows in illegal immigration under the migrant protection protocols. i was an extremely effective program. the state department, the white house state department has certified mexico as safe third country, inhumane, that's another lie. they know that president trump solved this problem, they got rid of it because they have too many activists in the white house and they have too many activists in dhs. kevin: we appreciate your time, a lot of passion on the subject and what really stands out is the fact that the american people have every right to demand that the border be protected and that they do so humanely but obviously there are -- there are ways to bring people into this country lawfully. brandon, thank you so much, we appreciate that. meantime, the fbi is claiming that it has received an unprecedented number of threats since the search of former president trump's mar-a-lago property including an armed man attempting to break into the

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kevin: welcome back to fox news live everybody, i'm kevin corke in who recollect the. former president donald trump lashing out at the fbi calling search of mar-a-lago home latest in series of attempts to undermine him. former president's claim as federal law enforcement agencies are reporting a surge in threats against them. joining me now to weigh in john, john, i've heard these stories and i've heard reports of threats and obviously given what happened over in cincinnati, you have to take these things quite seriously. >> that's right, kevin. the reality is that job of law enforcement and that of fbi agents has always been dangerous and will continue to be so but whenever there's something so volatile in the public nature

and that people are emotionally charged, the threats tend to increase. law enforcement is on heightened awareness as a result of it and have to keep their eyes open for what may occur. kevin: let me ask you broadly about the reputation of the bureau. as many people do in the nation's capitol i know people who work at the bureau and they feel very defensive of the job that they do and yet there's frustration in particular among ranking file, john, about what's happening in the seeming politicization of the bureau. are you getting that sense, is that what you're hearing? what can if anything can be done about the perception? >> i can't emphasize how the men and women of the fbi are there to protect people and do a good job. remember, there's also a para military, they don't have the option to say, count me out, there's some people within the

fbi that feel it's becoming politicized but regardless, the public should have confidence in knowing the fbi is always going to try to do the right thing because the men and women want to protect our citizens. kevin: so there's got to be whistleblowers when there's malfeasance in particular when there's something done unethical. i suspect to hear more if people feel that way. you want to make sure that you're doing your job and not something that's illegal, immoral or unethical. let me ask you about what happened in cincinnati, this is one of those circumstances where it's all fun and games in conversation until it hits the as they say rubber meets the road. real things can happen, real people can be hurt, the recourse has to be controlled a little bit. >> you're right. here is a disturbed individual who once again telegraphed by posting things on social media and went and vented his frustration at agents who

actually have no role in what we are talking about these days pertaining to the search in mar-a-lago and put lives at risk. it ended tragically for that individual but people need to be aware, control your emotions. there's vehicles to be able to express yourself and violence is never one of them. kevin: people are in particular upset and pointing at mother. merrickgarland because they sayt begins with the man at the top, you're the ag and you have the responsibility that equal justice under the law is more than a talking point and i understand the difficulty for the bureau, got it, but when the man at the top is out there making statements that are provably false, yeah, i can give an example, did the fbi go after supporters or those who worked with former president obama, did they do that with hillary clinton, did they do that with other presidents, not in the way

they've done for donald trump, what i'm asking, though, is broadly, does merrick garland bear any responsibility for the reputational damage that's happened to the bureau? >> so one thing i don't think the public understands is the fbi can't do anything unilaterally. every single case we have has to be at the direction of the federal attorneys, the attorney general's office or united states attorney's office, that's where we get our marching orders for approval for cases, so, yeah, the buck stops with the doj and in this case it certainly stops with the attorney general. kevin: always love your perspective because you're a calming voice and i think you add this great perspective so people can understand. again, the men and women who are the ranking file are doing the very best they can do and it is not an easy job and obviously a lot of them certainly deserve respect. john, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> thank you, kevin. kevin: reports are -- fox news

alert, reports are indicating u.s. citizens were among 8 people hurt after suspected palestinian gunman opened fire and kitty logan live in london with the very latest on this story, hey, kitty. kitty: >> hi, yes, our sources say that 5 u.s. nationals were among those who were wounded in this attack which happened in the early hours of sunday morning. the shooter targeted a busch was transporting jewish worshipers from the old city of jerusalem. that vehicle was stationery at the time parked near mount sinai building near city walls and the suspect has been named amir. the police say he was a lone attacker and the individual has turned himself in. the u.s. ambassador to israel

confirmed americans were caught up in the shooting and tweeting that he was saddened that americans were injured in this attack. i've spoken with the families and will keep them in my prayers. continuing to monitor the situation. two of those victims are said to be in a serious condition. one is a pregnant woman. now this attack comes just after week after violence flared up in gaza with israel and ten targeting militants and air strikes, there's a ceasefire in place but tensions do continue to run very high, back to you. kevin: kitty logan, we appreciate that. keeping us abreast of the important story. in the meantime russian shelling in eastern ukrainian city killing at least 3 and wounding many others. live report from kyiv after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪

news live, i'm kevin corke in washington. 45 minutes after the hour now. ukraine's president that russian soldiers i should say that if they shoot at europe's largest nuclear power station, they'll become special targets for ukrainian forces and ominous warning, indeed. >> russian forces firing at ukraine military headquarters in the east. this is a town kremator but despite being military tactic that is might be the goal, homes destroyed and today volunteers swifted to the rubble and if they could save anything at all. aerial footage just how widespread the devastation is in this small town and one woman tearfully explained the cheer terror of the attack and the

moment that she watched her husband die. >> it was like a horror but i did not notice anybody just when to my yard and saw my husband lying here. he was so badly injured that he died quickly. i don't remember anything else. it's just too horrible. >> russia makes steady gain practically every day to slow the advance and hold onto contested territory. ukrainian troops are attacking russian supply roots, the latest strikes blowing up bridges in russian occupied territory near karsan and further south russian troops fired rockets at the hard-hit town of mikaliva and attacks killed at least one person today. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenksyy also giving a harsh warning as the fighting continues outside of europe's largest nuclear power plant which is occupied by russian forces. zelenskyy calling this

provocation as forces are not only using the territory to stage their -- their ammunition and their installation also then using the facility as a shield, kevin. kevin: appreciate that. don't go away, we continue in the program. wyoming congresswoman liz cheney facing a very tough gop primary on tuesday. we are live on the ground there next. to have a visitor. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. book an exam today. subway's drafting 12 new subs, for the all-new subway series menu. let's hear about this #7 pick, from a former #7 pick. juicy rotisserie-style chicken. you should've been #1. this isn't about the sandwich, is it chuck? it's not. the new subway series. what's your pick? >> tech: cracked windshield? don't wait. the new subway series. go to safelite.com

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large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever.

these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. kevin: all eyes on two primary races in alaska and wyoming set for tuesday as trump-backed candidate face gop incumbents. jonathan hunt live in alaska but rich edison in casper, wyoming, hey, rich. rich: good afternoon, kevin, congresswoman liz cheney faces harriet hageman and up significantly in the polls nearly 30 percentage points in recent poll by the university of wyoming. cheney is the vice chair of january 6th committee and highest-profile republican critics of the former president. trump carried the state with nearly 70% of the vote in 2020. cheney will likely need democrats and independents to register as republicans in

voting in the primary, they can do that in wyoming. some republicans here, they disagree with that. >> it's wrong, i agree 100%. i believe it should be locked down, i don't know how far out but, you know, if you're part of a party, you stay with the party. don't jump the fence to suit your needs or suit some politician's needs. rich: we spoke with some republicans from out of state who are here campaigning for liz cheney, they say this is a race of national importance and perfectly fine for other voters to switch to be republicans and vote in this case. >> the reality is that there's no chance that a democrat would be elected from congress or to congress from wyoming, that's not going to happen, so to the extent that democratic or independent voters can help liz cheney keep their seat, i'm fine with that. rich: part of getting chain yes renominated is to convince democrats and independents to

reregister here. numbers suggest some of that might be happening, in january 45,000 registered democrats, 146,000 republicans. this month 6600 fewer democrats than in january, 11,000 more republicans. absentee voting began about 6 weeks ago so there has been voting already in this state ahead of primary day tuesday, kevin, back to you. kevin: rich as always, be safe in the great wild west. only a few days until alaska gop and lisa murkowski voted to impeach donald trump is facing another donald trump-backed candidate. jonathan hunt. jonathan: senator lisa murkowski has been in the senate for 20 years and she knows he's in a real fight this election. we caught up with her yesterday at campaign headquarters in anchorage where she was calling staff to get voters riled up and

ready. she's in a tough fight because president trump largely has campaigned here against her calling her, quote, lousy and the worst senator in the united states. i spoke to senator murkowski, this was her response to that, listen here. >> former president trump is going to say what he will say. >> would you prefer he remained a former president rather than a future president? >> i would. >> why? >> the problem that we have is that donald trump, when he was in office, failed to uphold the constitution of the united states. for me, it's pretty simple. >> senator murkowski's leading opponent is a trump-backed kelly tshabaka but she's pushing hard given that she has former president trump's backing. it is making a difference and kelly tshabaka says it is time

for alaskans to vote for change, listen here. >> you can either vote for the senator that joe biden wants to be the next senator of alaska, his best friend lisa murkowski or vote for the senator that represents alaska values. jonathan: there is also a special election for the house seat vacated after the death of congressman don young here in alaska, kevin, and running for that among the candidates is former alaska governor sarah palin. she, of course, also backed enthusiastically by former president donald trump. kevin: doing well on the polls, jonathan, thank you so much. that's it for this hour of fox news live. i'm kevin corke in washington. fox news sunday with gillian turner is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u do it all. one dose of ubrelvy, quickly stops migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness.

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