attorney general keith ellison has said that they are in an occupying force in the art dishes. they got tim walz reporting this this to go, endorsing these to go, not willing to stand up for the work that police do. at the end make of the day tim walz has been more interested in making certain that maxine waters and ilhan omar are happy with him. minnesotans paying a price but we got people like harris, tim walz, ellison, and omar having a casual attitude toward violent felons. their idea of idea is frankly anarchy on the lose. >> ashley: i got to get your idea on this in response to the minnesota students who also saw a massive drop in test scores. fourth grade test scores are down nine points. reading is down seven. that's in fourth and eighth grade. what is your response to this? >> minnesota used to be a steak that could be proud in k-12 for we now fail in reading, arithmetic, many areas. the teachers union in minnesota seems to be the grand puppeteer when it comes to all the levers that tim walz response to. in minnesota we've got a little bit of an interesting situation.

an attorney general where incumbent keith ellison is tied with republican challenger jim schultz at 47going on. >> that's wild. minnesota is a lib central state to say the least. minnesota is the only state that voted against ronald reagan in his reelection for example, them and washington, dc and keith ellison is a liberal icon a former national figure, about you someone who also at the same time attacked the police over the violence after george floyd. when i was there bar owners regular people were upset with crime and he's not prosecuting. and he's aware of this. his first campaign ad were how tough he is on crime but the people that live there don't believe it. >> laura: chris let's look at minneapolis proper. compared to 2019, homicides up 166%, carjackings up 519%, gunshot victims 101%. this is the biggest issue i saw it firsthand whiffs there in the summer and the summer before that. it's big. >> it's sad i have seen it firsthand too. walk into a great dinner place felt like i was walking through a marilyn man son music video. it was creepy the streets were dark, the waiters we

this is keith ellison just in june of 2021, a little more than a year ago. >> the idea of deconstructing and reconstructing the police force, do you think we have to go to that extreme? >> well, the answer is yes. >> ainsley: and also, rachel, ilhan omar supported a ballot measure to dismantle the police and ellison actually supported it and called the police department outdated. >> yeah. and they wanted to have a new police the public safety system. this is right in line with everything they believe. is he not the only democrat doing that ainsley, you are right there in new york. a couple weeks before the election and now kathy hochul the governor of new york is saying oh, wait, i have a crime plan. i'm really for this stuff that, you know, lee zeldin is for. he is not the only one. you have cnn also who, you know, as you know during the pandemic said, you know, was in line with everything fauci said and realizing parents are not happy with that and so cnn is saying oh, we probably should talk about what happened to our kids during the pandemic. so you are

here is a quick refresher from some of keith ellison's closest democrat friends. >> we need to completely dismantle the indianapolis police department. >> we have to say reallocate, divest. but it's still the same thing. we can't get caught up on the words. >> we are conservative so we are good at remembering stuff. the democrat voters just follow -- they lick their finger and say where is the wind blowing now. >> no democrat leftist ever said this. >> a vaccinated opinion gets exposed to the virus, the virus does not infect them, the virus cannot then use that bern to go anywhere else. >> you are not going to get covid if you have the vaccination. dan: a pfizer official admitted they never tested the vaccination. every single parent members say their children were forced out of school during the pandemic and the left made the kids get the jab and wear the facemask before they could return. just pretend it was a ghost story and it wants that bad. >> she says i kept kids out longer than any other state. that's not true. kids were out three months. dan: what do you think you are talking abo

. >> cheryl: keith ellison is under fire, he said, i don't know anybody who thinks we should defund the, he was seen two days prior with representative ilhan omar, cory bush, who supported calls to limit police fund, and i'm putting it nicely. >> carley: we try to follow suit. thank you. getting to a positive trend, many of america's military heroes are looking to continue their commitment to service. one in five candidates this year are veterans, most since 2012. our panel of three veterans running join us now. an army reserve jag officer. derek is a candidate and retired navy seal and a retired navy captain who served in special ops for 25 years. good morning, thank you for your service. efter, tell us about your military experience and why your skills learned in the military will help in congress. >> in the military, when our country is on the line, we stand up. that is what we're doing. with everything going on in our country, enough is enough, we want to make a difference any way we can. for me, as a jag officer in the united states army, i know that the training, background i rece

the democratic incumbent, attorney general keith ellison is up for reelection.office prosecuted former officer derek chauvin for murdering floyd, securing the states first conviction of a white officer for murdering a black person. ellison's opponents, jim schultz, criticizing ellison for the reform policy he endorsed after floyd's murder. schultz accused ellison of supporting funding cuts a police, which he says increases crime. those two men are currently tied. in texas, republican state attorney general ken paxton is running for reelection. you might recall that he is the guy that led the effort to try to get the supreme court to overturn the elections of the 2020 election. the texas state bar that sued tax and sexual misconduct. this is a medicine against rachel guards off, democrat, -- shows guards out seven points below packs, and so it looks like ken paxton is going to run away with this one. the stakes here are high for the entire country. election experts worry that paxton maintaining his seat as texas chief law enforcement officer could spell real trou

if you want a muslim in the senate, it could be keith ellison or me, i'm available. but look, dr.between killing puppies and trying to sell fake diet pills he was out there having a plant, knew it or not, a plant there, an emotional moment. turns out the woman is a paid campaign worker. so everything about dr. oz is disingenuous, dishonest, and he's from my home state, jersey, which he should go back. >> the thing about it is the media manipulation. this is what the republican party is about, about cons, not policy. owning the libs and manipulating the media. that's what dr. oz did. >> he absolutely did. to touch on what dean said. the is important to recognize this is probably really bad campaign work, but no one was fired over it, and it shows his type of leadership. that's what concerns me, is that he's been a fraud in his medical practice. now he's being a fraud with the people of pennsylvania. >> and speaking of it not mattering. susan and dean are going to stay here, but first, the highly oh, so highly anticipated debate between senator raphael warnock and good old everybody

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