going on. you have the sides of that in a trial together, you could have a hell of a report. i think the investigative teams they have, they could put the different lines of inquiry into a report that gives a holistic look at how all of these players worked together, how they are marching to the tune of one drummer, and the drummer with donald trump who was the person who said this election was overthrown it by december 19th you see a full court press into january 6th. >> 30 days to mid teams in races tightening around the country, donald trump is on his staff for the second straight day. last night he campaigned for a republican senate candidates in nevada, tonight he will be in arizona. we will get a live reports in just a few minutes from all of that. in georgia, help is on the way from herschel walker vying to defeat -- republican senators thom scott, rick scott, -- didn't mean to merge the two. can he will campaign for walker

in georgia tuesday. more new fallout from biden's reference to arm a guide when he addressed the risk attached to the threat of nuclear escalation in ukraine. here's the view from both sides of the political aisle. >> those comments were reckless and i think that, even more importantly, they demonstrate the greatest foreign policy failures of passing case which was the failure to deter putin in this way that trump did for four years. >> what the president is reflecting is that stakes are high right now given what's going on in the battlefield in ukraine and irresponsible and reckless comments made by putin in the past few days. >> we begin our dramatic new developments in ukraine. that is where -- literally citizen people dead. retaliation for that explosion which has impacted russia supply lines. joining now from moscow, kyra -- welcome, what can you tell us

about the latest attack? >> well, alex, just days after president biden gave that warning about escalation over ukraine, things are more tense than ever in here the sunday. that explosion on the bridge sending shockwaves out to moscow and anxiety. you can tell from the simple fact that president putin -- former kgb in charge of taking the bridge now. >> overnight, rocket fire from russian forces killed more than a dozen in the city of zaporizhzhia including two officials. -- surging through the rubble of homes that russia calls revenge for a recent advances. -- damage inflicted on a bridge that was both russian supply line in a symbol of strength. video showing vehicles crossing in the detonation, the scale of the destruction. ukraine has not said it carried

out an attack on the bridge but, in his evening address, president zelenskyy making a veiled reference to the explosion saying it was cloudy in crimea. president putin under pressure. military bloggers legal loyal to his leadership increasingly critical of the campaign. the enemy has not being afraid, says one, another calling for revenge. hammer ukraine into the 18th century. now the kremlin is pointing a new general known for his brutal tactics and syria, just days after president biden warned that president putin could use nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons. president putin yet to comment on the targeting of a surprise bridge. he was the first time we get across it in 2019. investigators believe a truck bomb caused the blast. diverse entertainers foundations. russia's ability to effectively supply its military campaign may depend on what they find.

>> alex, it is still a mystery what exactly happened. look at this. that truck was carrying filter lives are -- on the internet according to russian reports. the parallel bridge carrying fuels are at the same time. the explosion happening right at the halfway point of that bridge. others -- these pollution appear to happen underneath the bridge. exactly how it happened, russians are trying to establish that. why? because they are trying to assure that it doesn't happen again. i can imagine. that video is just extraordinary, seeing that happen like that. let me ask you, kyra, are you getting a sense of the mood and russia? whether attitude towards the war, people reacting to this pretty extraordinary attack on that bridge. what are you hearing that you can convey to us? >> well, talking to people on

the streets here today people use words like -- they say they are sad. if you asked them directly about president putin you don't get an answer. that, i think is understandable. the protests you have been seeing appearing at this point now not in the mood to go on the street. there are many others who, often we watch on television, who support president putin and understand that thing that there is a struggle right now for russia in that way. but they still support the aims of president putin as set out. there are different views. i think the real question is what is the view inside the kremlin. in the past days and weeks we have begun to see your criticism. not directly of president putin, but of those around him. particularly his military leads. >> you hit the nail on the head. there is report ahead on what exactly is being reported by

the constraints or difficulties right there of the kremlin. kyra, well done, thank you my friend. also today, reaction from the white house after opec announced severe production cuts. in williamson the delaware, joshua, do you hear both the administration and thoughts on what the fact this could have? >> effective official characterization of the opposition that the white house settled on, alex, is his appointment. we heard president biden use that word another suit that word as well. i can tell you behind the scenes white house officials are using much salty language to describe the opec move. not only because this is such a blow to the biden administration's efforts to try to use the energy crisis that europe as well deal with the ramifications of the war, but also because a teen assembly of unembarrassed it for president

biden after he staked a lot on paying that trip to saudi arabia to see king solomon, a country he said it is going to be a pry on the world stage, the visit was largely seen as an effort to pave the way for the gulf arab states that are the major oil producers, to increase production of oil, not to decrease it. we heard from john kirby from the white house speaking to jonathan kaye part a little while ago about what the ramifications of the move will be. take a listen. >> there's no question -- >> one of the motivation for it was, they can speak to that, it is clearly working to the benefit of vladimir putin into russia who want to keep profiteering off of oil revenues, have more control over what the supply is on the market. clearly this benefits him and we will keep doing what we have to do with our allies and partners to make sure that the energy is secure.

-- >> i was with president biden on friday and involve oh plant in maryland, where he said he is not done with his response yet to this opec plus's decision. the u.s. is looking for ways to respond and they are frankly showing a bit more -- than that you typically do. in diplomats durations like this, because they want to send a song strong signal to audi, other opec plus nations about is how upset they are about this the white house even though it's hardly leaving the door open to supporting legislation in congress that is called no pack. a play on the phrase opec, which would actually allow the government to sue the oil cartel for antitrust violations. that would be a significant step which could create major damages in the relationship between the u.s. in these countries, but it is something that the white house is leaving on the table right now as they try to make clear that this

decision from opec plus is likely to increase oil prices gas prices here at home, which will have a strong response from the red states. >> no pack on opec, but seriously, it's we keep people are keeping an eye on. they've joined me on that. joining us peter baker, chief white house correspondent and -- analysts. also, coauthor of the new book and it's fabulous, the divider, trump in the white house. peter, welcome. i will get to the ladies opec article in the moment. let's talk about what officials are saying the damages from the explosion on the bridge can in the explosion from russia to crimea. the significant impact could have on sustaining russian forces as define ukraine. here's what national security council spokesperson said about all this this morning. take a listen. >> we don't really have anything more to add to the reports about the explosion on the bridge. i just don't have anything to contribute to that this morning.

>> okay, that is essentially a non comment on the bridge. what is your interpretation of that? they don't seem to know much about it or it could just be the opposite. >> and they have nobody elbowed, but they're not gonna say. they don't around putin's nose in it or engage with anybody who might be involved in the operation that led to us. the importance here is less about the specific logistical issues it's great for the russians, it really is devastating -- the idea that russia was crimea, that russia controls this part to an ax. it is not only is the ukraine on the offensive against russia because they are on the opposite, they are planning to seemingly push russia out of their territory. we're not going to give up and say, okay, keep this part of our country as long as you leave the rest of us alone. it's not the way where the

ukrainians are at. i don't think you can take the territory of taking this year with the territory took in 2014, or threatened to do that. >> looking right now your latest article on the talks, peter, it talks about the, choices by the president after opec the supplied by two billionaires today. this is largely been seen as a stab and bind back. just three months ago, met with crown prince mohammed prince almont after calling saudi arabia a spry estate. what do you think drove the saudis to slash production? was of economic or political? what options does the president have if he cares to retaliate? >> the saudis say it is not about biden and they're not trying to hurt biden specifically they are trying to not interfere with the midterms, what they said is they are basically freaked out that the cost of oil hadn't fallen so much. in politics a little bit below $80 a barrel and they were afraid it would sink in the 60s,

70s, maybe -- then the and interdependent budget becomes unsustainable. they are saying that there is action here as a response to their own needs and interests. that is not the way scene in washington in time for a lot of biden ministration officials to swallow that, given the time. given the trip to the talk about earlier. and a great political costume self the summer, whether the saudis are being genuine or not, is not taken here in a very positive way. there are not a lot of good options left for biden, unless you want to take on saudi arabia more directly. as you say, there is the snow pack legislation that schumer talked about the other day in a punitive legislation that -- basically withdraws american military presence from saudi arabia. the point is, how fires present by moving to go to retaliate or is he going to continue to try

to woo saudi on the side of the carrot rather than the stick. >> i would ask about -- democrat in new jersey. you write that he says that that would get their attention, if the distorted withdrawing stuff. that is his quote. call us bluff. do they think they can play their american security partner for a russian security partner or chinese security partner. they know they can do that. does that give president biden leverage? >> it does he want to use it. the question is how much does he want to use it? i know you hear from ministration officials, a cautious approach. they don't want to direct them on saudi arabia, they're angry in private. they haven't publicly used very tough language or anything that. the question is whether the president to take that more impressive stance. -- one thing administration officials are saying, is that with what happened in december. let's see if this does in fact cause boil prices here at home, gas prices and home to go up.

let's see whether in fact the european ban on russian -- which was taking place in september with the price gap that americans are planning to work straight through the end of the year will have an impact. we'll see what that does. they're basically saying we'll reserve the options to look at more on the increase of supply rather than taking retaliation against saudi. -- fully reserved and be forced american companies to cut off exports into some of that energy at home and increase -- those are the questions that are being asked in the immigration. >> clearly we're pointing a global issue a no. please stay with me, in just a moment we will discuss don trump's latest remarks about the mar-a-lago probe. repeating one of the most scurrilous accusations about the search and i become member could be headed for a surprise loss. my reaction ahead. reaction ahead.

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mostly grievance tore his headed to arizona where he will reality for the republican ticket. early voting begins at wednesday in arizona and races there are not connect. trump spoke to nevada where there is a chance for the gop to flip a critical senate seat. he railed against the investigations swirling around, saying democrats are weaponizing law enforcement. 21st from mesa, arizona, ahead of trump's speech. we're happy to have you on this sunday, thank even. it is sounds like trump are hoping to rub investigations will help republicans get elected. can you explain that? what is going on. >> i think it's important that we reckon with the fact that the poor form resident remains a political force around the country, he held rallies over the past three weeks not only in pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, last week that he was in nevada. here again today he was in arizona where thousands of

folks were expected to come here, because i think you referenced it as a grievance tour. it's so many ways, the pastor such an important part of the future for the donald trump movements here. making the claims of the 2021 election was taken from him in this time the investigation surrounding him is politically motivated. there is no evidence of that. what evidence is out there has been each of these investigations, -- whether is no charges against former president, there is no evidence that these are politically motivated. i want you to hear, last night, how he was turning the investigations on his head to try and galvanize the republican supporters that came out in masses from 2016 in 2024. him and now he's hoping to come out for the day and ballot candidates in arizona. take a listen. the democrats are locking up their political opponents, spying on their political rivals. silencing dissent in using the full force of government, law

enforcement, and all the fake media -- all those people right there to try to crush our movement. >> the speeches by donald trump are littered with falsehoods distortions and yet millions of individuals are taking in the words of the former president. we've had conversations, we've been in arizona for the past week and you hear from voters who have taken the word of the former president. when you hear from the gop primaries, it was his selections that he endorsed these primaries that he elevated to win their primaries. now he's trying to push them across the finish line to make the case as we look towards the 2021 white house run, that trumpism is ultimately feasible in the able to win in the general elections, alex. >> vaughn hillyard from mesa, arizona. thank you for that. lisa reuben, analysts for the

madowo and peter baker is with us. chief correspondent of the new york times summoned msnbc political analyst. this promises to be a great shot, you guys. peter, last time we had donald trump who also continue to rally supporters around the claims there is no crime surrounding any mar-a-lago documents. that they should be returned to him. he says that repeatedly. how might folks perceive this railing it doesn't benefit him, truly, in any way? would you get the consensus stance on this. first of all, these documents don't belong to him. >> they belong to the american people, never him. whether he should've taken them or not, whether they were left there or not, they were never his. that's important to remember. secondly you have to say about weaponizing the justice department, that's what he was trying to do in office. constantly talking about going

after bullet laramie's, where all the arrests that he demanded publicly, calling on the justice department go easy on his friend. time with the article it's out now. he is accusing -- by locking up the political opponents. who's gonna lock up? , your political opponents that i can tell would be locked up by then biden administration on their part except for those that stormed capitol. whether pence is the former president is saying is that those who stormed the capitol are getting improperly locked up by the current administration. that is a rather -- defensive insurrectionists. the point? i think you're right. and this will help him politically, as a calling card to his own bad base to say, see, they're coming after me because they are coming after you. we are in this together and whatever they get is the least mainstream media, justice

department, it -- it's a politics of grievance, and resentment, and he's going to see if he can duplicate that for the general elections. >> for your first point, talk, about the document how he tried to weaponize the chances department. subtle, but instead of saying the doj was there for the american people it was always my attorney general. he made it very clear whether subtly or overtly so. lisa, we have donald trump constantly focusing publicly on those legal troubles and saying he is caught in a two tiered system of justice. is he taking legal risks by doing this? does he prosecutors things to use against him? that's an interesting question, alex. whether he's using giving anything for prosecutors use against him. he certainly not helping himself. they're additional documents outstanding in the recording on friday and for the weekend is of the justice strongly believes they are. if there are, in fact,

additional documents classified or not that belong to the federal government that he is still resisting turning over then that is not going to help them legally or otherwise. and we were to peter and other political analysts to decide to side with the politics of better. in terms of what that allows him to zoom in the department of justice, that's not a good place them all. >> it was something else you said. there is no crime, you negotiate, and whenever you negotiate is fine. the new york times reported yesterday on trump's continued interest on trying to cut a deal with the national archives. that was last december or so, then the less risky legal movie essence taken. msnbc has not independently confirmed that report, with what stood out to you with huge -- investigation backfired? >> they have, absolutely. this isn't about investigation. it's a pretty clear cut situation. even the ones that aren't don't

belong to him. the justice department is focused on not just the color of the documents, that obviously a minority. the idea is obstruction. -- john in particular danger, especially if he hasn't turned over all documents even after the fbi search. he told them in the summertime, in a statement signed by his lawyers and he had returned all documents. we know that's not the case as they obviously found boxes and boxes when they went in later in the summer. we know already that he is on holding true to the justice department. that's a dangerous thing. i'm not a lawyer, but it seems when you got commenting that's not true then -- >> we have a great lawyer on the panel, so lisa, your thoughts on that? how dangerous is that? >> extremely dangerous. i should also say, it's not entirely clear that trump is even telling the truth in his legal race. so far up until this past week, we have seen trump dancing on the edge of insinuation in his

legal briefs. generally speaking he was not making the same sort of assertions in his legal filings that he is making the public domain. here's the problem, earlier today they saw told the supreme court that all the documents that he had his documents and were to mar-a-lago had been moved in their prior to the end of his presidency. thanks to jason leopold it is very clever public records request we know that's probably not the case that palate upon palette of documents were initially moved from the white house to a temporary office in virginia and not actually sent to mar-a-lago until late september of 2021. so, yes, on one level that's not a misrepresentation that goes to the heart of potential cases donald trump, but you can see what the danger is not just for the former president for four people involved in representing him if there's going to take at face value what he says and make it into briefs. whether her the supreme court, 11th circuit, even judge dearie. that is a very dangerous place

for him to be with the department of justice and his lawyers to be with the respective state bars and courts in which they are practicing. >> with msnbc news coming from this week that donald trump is still hanging on to documents what comes next? what options does the doj have and do you think that we will see more search warrants? whether at mar-a-lago or the properties we mentioned, trump tower, the minister. he did something you'd expect to see? i think there's a possibility, alex. the fact that brett went to team trump and said that we believed your clients has more documents tells me two things. one, the department of justice does make those representations unless they have some pretty solid backing for it. two, the department of justice understands that trump is the one weaponizing the investigation and all of his public appearances. at least arizona, nevada, and the swing states in which he is campaigning. they understand that if they're

going to go ahead and put an indictment in the sky, they have to show the american public that they have taken every step possible short of another search warrant before actually executing it. it's not accidentally that we have public now know that representation was made to trump's lawyers. if and when the puck to parliament justice executes another shirt warrant as call by federal judge, they want to get to say to our viewers and others out there that the there is no opportunity to turn the staff over and he declined and, oh and behold, they are still there. can i say, you both, you have a beautiful golden retriever dog. how do we know these things? i see everything in the studio, we monitors, i saw you running out the dog out of your office. it was great. i see it all. sorry, another scary for you. happy --

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joining is congresswoman -- democratic member of the house intelligence and oversight and reform committees. welcome sir, thank you for joining. i know it is wrapped up an event so i appreciate your time with us this sunday. it's because you are on this intelligence committee. you have a sense of the security concerns in america. what do you know about this increased chatter and how concerned are you about political violence as we approach this is mentioned 30 days? >> i am very concerned. here in chicago there is a professor name robert paid man who has done extensive research on this topic at the university of chicago. what he found was, for instance, in the hours before he took too truth social to have a comment on the fbi searching for the documents at mar-a-lago. , the worst civil war had occurred roughly five times an hour, which is a lot to me. after he said what he did, it

then soared to 6000 times per hour, peaking at 15,000 times per hour, alex. unfortunately, what he has also said is that 10% of american adults believe that political violence is unacceptable tool to bring donald trump back into the presidency. it's very disturbances. >> i'm trying to wrap my head around 500 times an hour to 15,000 times now are. that is shocking and very scary. but as we look at what's happening with the january six committee, next, there's a potential final hearing on thursday. here's what former committee investigator daniel rikelman told like colleagues to short time ago. here it is. >> they were marching to the tune of one drummer and that drumbeat although trump. he really was the person who said the selection was overrun and by the time after's week through the full court press continue a sixth.

you see length between all of the silver or chatter, using the mar-a-lago it's all of this, in many ways, at the feet of the former president was there a greater force at work? >> i think both. i think that donald trump is certainly fomenting the rhetoric of political violence through the words he uses, which are really dog whistles in many cases and another cases over calls to, four years, since i thank the fbi or have more -- grabbed the fbi. there is the underlying strain of people who believe that political violence is unacceptable tool. i think have to do three things, alex. we are told people accountable. the expressionists onto a sixth. at least once really there.

we have to hold accountable anybody who basically foments this rhetoric at the banter battle box on november 8th. the days from today. the 13 vital point is, i think for the rest of us, we have to basically call out political violent rhetoric for what it is and say that it is totally unacceptable. amen to all of that -- how critical is the timing of this before the midterms? how much impacting the committee's revelations will have on the way people vote? >> you know i would knocking on a lot of doors alex. when i knock indoors i mean a lot of people. i often miller dahlberg's in this congressional district. really interesting is that

protection saving our democracy is one of the top issues they're concerned about. along with reducing crime, gun violence, fighting inflation, so on, so forth. when they think about protecting democracy and preserving us. january 6th, the day we stood stared into the abyss. they want to know how are we going to hold people accountable so super january 6th and had and they absolutely want to run away from any notion that trump promulgated pardoning january 6th insurrectionists or anything of the lie. this report will be really important in laying out the definitive record as to what happened when we say some of the next steps from here? >> as we look at the midterms, so the more controversial republican house members are safe districts but this week on my eye. that being third street to have

lauren boebert those within the larger mirror. given other 7%, still undecided. do you expect voters to be ultimately >> -- harmful words and actions. need to find out how the bears are going to do today, as well. i think with regards to lauren boebert in the fact that 7% of voters might be undecided with regard to the incumbent has to be the worst time for her. that being said, i think that mr. fresh and others are going to probably be campaigning on pocketbook issues that we are always talking about. they should also be talking about democracy and how do we deserve it benefit. how do we buttress what i'm

hearing every days to return to normalcy, noggin rhetoric that boebert also constantly engages in talking to relitigating 2020, time out any recess was ordinary political discourse. that is stuff that voters are -- i find, very upset about. >> absolutely. congressman and christina -- and i have factories on these are going about your business into illinois, thank you so much. >> thank you alex. >> it appears i heavyweight republicans are doubling down in support of herschel walker. we have new evidence today. gop election deniers are out in full force. they are not getting it but the ceo. in this morning, but you may not have heard, today.

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two gop senators are looking to battle herschel walker in his hand race. senator's rick scott and tom cotton will travel to georgia on tuesday to -- for walker amid the controversy and the allegedly paid for of a former girlfriend's abortion. senator rick -- sudden parts the democrats want to transcontinental 21 we have the right. today's special walker, but more of the american people. yesterday, walkers opponent senator warnock treaded lightly on the controversy. >> it's up to georgia voters. it's not up to him, it's not up to me, is up to them. we do know that my opponent has trouble with the truth and we will see all of this plays out. >> lightly, but perhaps accurately as well let's bring in don calloway, democratic strategist and founder of the national voter protection action fund. susan del versa, political

analyst strategist, david jolly. msnbc political analyst and former horseman from florida. we'll start with you, susan. do you think that senator -- will be caught or hitting the campaign trail to eventually help him win. will they help with his help? >> walker bone win with his help, but they are trying to signal to republican donors not to faith, he backing walker. that's what we're doing this about? not just the right thing on his messaging, let's not forget that georgia is not a purple state yet. it leaned that way. but right now you see kemp ahead of a bruce in the gubernatorial race by six or seven points and it still is something for him to get reelected in these circumstances. >> do you, david, do you think

that the controversy around providence -- clearly that's not the case yet. here is a conservative radio house dana loesch and what she said about the scandal. >> i don't care if herschel walker paid to abort and endangered baby eagles. i want control of the senate. it doesn't change anything for me. i don't know if he didn't or not, i don't even care. i'm going to control the senate. >> at least he's being on us there, is that the general consensus among the gop right now? is the mentality control congress at all costs? i mean, look at the hip across hypocrisy of it all. >> i know. i think it is. that is the general posture of the right in the evangelical right. it has been for 40 years since the evangelical church and vardy has made this pact together. and i think what you will see is republicans and evangelicals to put their guys and go --

but i really defending walker and which they are turning on democrats. here's that hypocrisy. the problem, politically, for herschel walker is that he has deny, tonight, and i. there are four weeks to go in a new story every day. if voters can be forgiving or even empathetic on issues. if it looks like the candidate is being authentic. herschel walker is running this ad, saved by grace. it's a message to the evangelical community. you cannot run that message and then not acknowledge the charges or challenges or truth that's one against you. the candid had to publicly knowledge this issue, explain how you got where it is today, while also running that message that he wants evangelical tools to hear. one or two points in this rate's since raphael warnock in the u.s.. so there is another item from the mid term campaign trail,

that being -- >> facing backlash for comments he made last night. >> the democratic party, they have the majority. they could stop this crime today. they, some people say they are soft on crime. no, they are not soft on crime they are pro crime. they want crime. they won't crime because they want to take over what you got. they want to take over what you have. they want reparations, because they think the people who do the crime are out that. -- they are not out that. >> let's get everyone's reaction to this. i will start with you don, take it away. >> i mean, you know, we kept awake we hear these outrageous things from above republicans to try to justify. this is really a justifiable besides saying that this city united states senators but the racist and then idiot. that's what he is exposing himself with the statement. let's talk about what he said,

which is that black people commit crimes in one reparations from white taxpayer dollars or even from these peoples homes which is what he is insinuating, even flat out saying that for so many reasons -- it's important to know that there is real, academic, sociological thought being put behind the idea of reparations both inside and outside of congress because there was a taking of life, freedom, and property that recompense was never made for. some people don't understand that. he probably should understand that everything he has from his personal fortune, all of his family, his current united states tendencies was gained on the back of freely burn from mostly african american men from the football program that mean millions if not billions of dollars on his watch on the backs of free, black labor. that is definitely an irony that don't think he built on people were sitting behind him to rally --

i don't if he has the capacity grass, but certainly something he did not have the capacity to understand. >> my initial reaction is that that was tone-deaf, but it's beyond the pale. that is how hypocritical that he would make a statement that he saying given the position on which he stands. good point you make that one, don. but about with you, susan, i mean this guy is a senator from alabama. why is he in a bad in the first place? what is the strategy behind that? by the way, should we bother holding our breath waiting for every republican senator to disavow those remarks fully without reservation? is that going to happen? >> it won't happen. they will dance around it, we heard some of it on the sunday show today. make it clear, alex, he sounds like he was leading a planned rally. full stop. that is the language he was using. >> for good reason. how harmful, david, could this be for republicans?

does any right minded voter believe that any party or politician is pro crime? what's the logic on this? come on. not even feeble at best. it is just wrong. >> it is. republicans don't care about tommy tuberville's comments. they demonstrated that. time and time again, rockland elected officials that racist and demonstrate so they are, republicans continue to support them. when you play that clip i thought, i can really say what is disturbing to be said about tuberville without having to call my mom and apologize for using the language. i will just say it's a despicable moment, despicable words, from a despicable man who is currently a despicable u.s. amateur. >> a man, to that. he is a bad word, when we had a bleep out want heard depends from president use all the time. it was the year of election deniers and a majority of gop nominees, 299 in all, canada.

they denied the 2020 election results and that includes the election arizona where keri lake is still pushing the big lie. doing so as recently as this morning. take a listen,. >> how, all of a sudden, in 2020 we don't have free speech anymore. we can speak out against our own elections. i'm asking out for is the ability to speak out. we have to restore honesty to our election. >> don, camille asked on this. what is your opinion on keri lake? >> clear lake is embodying the legacy of something that charged in -- that one fair and school wire. he was planting the seeds, as a majority, -- the big lie was a setup for not only this midterms, but for 2024 but we can see the scenes of chaos anytime the election is not go to a republican

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there is some good news 99% of florida's power is restored only small pockets in lee county, that is where the eye of the storm hit, still looking to get back online. let's go to stephanie stanton who's on fort myers beach. it may not look right behind you but i'm glad you're able to deliver that power statistic. i know the residents have been allowed to return to the islands for the first time since the storm. what are you hearing from them? >> good afternoon to you, alex. this is our first look at fort myers beach. this is the first time we are visiting this area, this barrier island, and the destruction is catastrophic. apocalyptic. when you come here, it takes your breath away. the pictures, videos do not do a justice. let me show you what is happening here. this is the heart of the tourist district. i am on old san carlos boulevard and fifth street. if you look around, i will flip the camera around here. this is looking out at the bay there. there is the water. then let's take you over here,

there's a truck there. this was once a surf shop slash clothing shop. moving on here to the tropical sunset. the devastation is just breathtaking. you have the south seas trader, you see all the debris. the sand. this is what it looks like when you take a category four direct hit. and alex, this is just a very tiny sliver. there are streets and streets, as you know, you've seen area pictures of complete destruction. i want to show you this video that we have of the street right now. this was provided to us by a woman who stayed not far from here, san carlos island. she rode out the storm, and she talks through this video. i don't know if we have her sound. absolutely terrifying, as the storm came in, the storm surge continue to rise. we also heard from another resident here on fort myers beach. his name is -- he rode out the storm in a hotel here on the beach, and he describes what he saw, the moment he stepped out his door

after the storm had passed. take a listen. >> nothing was recognizable. there are no landmarks you can go by because everything is demolished. there is some stuff you can still recognize, but other than that, there is not even a block that is discernible. because there's so much sand and debris all over everything. you have to start digging out after that. >> and back out here, piles and piles of debris, sand, the death toll now more than 130 people. they did start, as you said, allowing residents and business owners with i.d. to come back here on the island to survey the damage. but there is no power, there is no running water. officials are warning anyone, do not enter any of these structures, they are unsafe, as this area also took on 12 to 18 feet of storm surge. >> i can't even believe that video you brought to us, how someone took that video when the water was right there. that was shocking, what an

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