republicans getting momentum, democrats are scrambling to change the midterm message senator marsha blackburn on why voters are not buying it. no in the insight, the fed about to make another aggressive interest rate hike on tuesday and wednesday to cool raging inflation from a kansas city federal reserve president thomas onegin on the growing risk of recession. the pentagon says china remains a top security threat to the united states amid reports the communist regime is now operating dozens of secret police stations in countries across the world including in the united states. hundreds of thousands of iranians lining the streets protesting the iranian leadership, is the white house with the regime or the people, unmasking former secretary of state mike pompeo about all of this. first in a last ditch effort before election day president biden tries to steal the democrat midterm message toward the economy but he still says the u.s. is not experiencing record inflation anymore. >> people's incomes went up last quarter more than inflation went up. and enough growth. economic growth is up in the

privileged to be in that position. ♪ weeks until midterm election for 2022 tennessee senator marsha blackburna helping hand to some of the republican party most visible candidates campaign trail with gubernatorial kari lake herschel walker great to have you this morning thanks for being here for your leadership on important topics from economic policy, to policy on china, talk to us about most important he races why you chose to help kari lake and herschel walker. indeed i have been on campaign trail in virginia north carolina we've got great candidates the environment is ripe for a imperative people get you've got democrat candidates raking in cash, they are outperforming when it comes to raising money. but we have to make certain that they are going to get beaten at the ballot box, that our candidates are going to win and i think they are, when you look at the polling, when you look at how close races are dr. dr. oz in pennsylvania, or blake masters, craft state you have new hampshire closed the gap, levy pulled into a four point race when in the margin of error republicans more predictable

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charles watson is in georgia tennessee senator marsha blackburn is standing by with analysis. first we kick things off with lucas tomlinson who is live at the white house. i lucas. >> christina, before leaving for the beach president biden was bragging about his recent court victories when it comes to student debt relief a plan. that all held up until last night. >> just yesterday, state court and the supreme court said no we are on biden's side. >> three hours after biden spoke federal appeals court in st. louis blocked his plan for the government to pay off the student debts for the white house that it will proceed and continue mission. we'll continue to move full speed ahead on the preparations with the compliance of disorder. suing efforts for relief to working families. i was center tony ernst responded earlier. >> this is outrageous. the present has gone ahead. is not student loan forgiveness. it is not debt forgiveness. it is that transference. >> biden boasted he has reduce the deficit. experts say one 100% of that reduction is due to the ending of covid relief checks

senator marsha blackburn, lovely having you in the studio.s for spending time with us this evening. the big doj and fbi dragnet nationwide to stop rising u.s. crime. we have thousands arrested but we have this new backlash against speaker pelosi saying quote, i dismiss polls showing crime is a top issue for midterm voters, even dismissing "new york times" poll. plus with big banks and wall street shops warn about the u.s. recession. economist ej antoni, gop strategist ford o'connell next on "the evening edit". ♪. ♪. elizabeth: welcome back. let's get you updated on the top midterm voter concern. it is inflation and the economy. now the big banks, jpmorgan, morgan stanley, goldman sachs, also fitch and moody's, look at that, they all are warning about recession. companies are cutting their earnings forecasts. we're talking bellwether firms like fedex, ford, nike. bank of america though saying consumers are still spending. we'll have it figured out now with edward lawrence at the white house with more. edward? >> well, liz, they keep piling on.

republican marsha blackburn is here, thank you for joining us. i wonder if you think the president signing this initiative is effort to keep abortion alive for the midterm? this is the vice president, the president, followed by the secretary of education and i'll get your response on the backside, watch. >> president biden: one does not have to abandon faith to agree the government should not be making these decisions for the women of america. >> president biden: we'll not sit by and let republicans enact extreme policy, to threaten access to basic healthcare. >> unt stereos need access to healthcare to thrive in school and life, that includes reproductive healthcare. >> trace: they keep trying to boost the issues. senator, it seems the issue is losing a bit of steam, your thoughts? >> indeed it has been losing some steam, because when people really the dobbs decision sends this back to the state to put in place reasonable restriction and regulations on the practice of abortion, the states will decide this and trace, when people hear that, they a

senator marsha blackburn, republican from the great state of tennessee, member of the judiciary and armed services committees is in focus now, senator thank you for being with me. let's start with the disconnect that we see between the way the polls are showing us people are feeling and the reality somehow that the white house is seen. well harris people know that the actions of the white house or intentional and really, women are very insulted by this. i think that you have voters up and down that are insulted by this. this white house has created a culture of chaos. you see it in the economy and inflation in that open border drugs that are coming across the border. you see it in education of our children. you see it in. retirement accounts and the loss of value in 401 case that are down 25% and people are beginning to see this in a loss of their rights and freedoms. so intentionality insults coming at the american people and a culture of chaos that is causing and i would say this is causing women to be security moms there like you are not going to do this to my children or to my family

marsha blackburn and joe cardinali will react in a moment. >> sandra: cyber attack on u.s. airport websites reportedly coming from inside russia. more than a dozen airport websites were hacked and temporarily taken down but there has been no impact yet on flight operations. so far, at least. hello, welcome, i'm sandra smith in new york. and gillian, welcome to you. >> gillian: great to be with you this afternoon. gillian turner in washington. in for john roberts today. this is "america reports." bring you more on this cyber attack as we get it into the newsroom. the white house is defending president biden's nuclear armageddon comments. they say the stakes for americans are higher than in decades. comes as dozens of missile strikes rained down on ukraine early monday morning. at least 11 civilians have been killed so far. the capital city of kyiv suffering the worst bombing since the early days of the war. >> sandra: vladimir putin vowing revenge for a bombing on the only bridge linking crimea and russia. it happened over the weekend and a move that he is calling a terroris

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senator marisa sha blackburn -- marsha blackburn is here to respond.or oil at the same time we're doing the prisoner swap though i'm glad to have the americans home. >> we are glad to have the americans home. we had matthew heath, he was one of these that was wrong full hey detained. we have to remember that the maduro regime is a brutal, thuggish regime. these are really bad dudes that got swapped. the two if he news -- nephews of maduro's wife, they are narco terrorists. any time you have people that are wrongfully detained and have to go through a prisoner swap, that encourages the broughtish, bad behavior from these -- brutish, bad behavior from these regimes. they see a weak biden administration and what we do not want to do is take actions that will encourage other of these regimes to hold americans and wrongfully detaining them. rachel: we are purposefully weak because we're allowing our oil independence to slip between our hands which we did under the joe biden administration. we have much more oil and cleaner oil than venezuela but we're beggi

marsha blackburn and richard blumenthal, i don't know. will it do anything?enie is out of the bottle. maybe they can limit all kinds of things. maybe they can limit content that is unsafe for kids. i guess we will have to see. >> there needs to be some kind of guardrails for children. if we can stop people from posting that the vaccine is causing myocarditis in the key of the vaccine controversy, then we can certainly keep aggressive and horrible porn and destructive things like how to kill yourself away from kids. i'm sorry, they know who these kids are because of their searching appetites. >> i agree with that 100%. >> can you imagine how much information they get. you look at one thing and it is all you get. >> because they are tracking your habits, your behavior, your things, you are buying. this little girl was searching depression. they linked her -- sending her options. >> the biggest danger is it becomes the biggest bias machine. whatever your opinion happens to be at will link you to constant reinforcement. >> what if you are right? >> i hope that we

if you look at what's happening in law and order, the act that marsha blackburn and i put forward is time it takes to process rape kits and there was a terrible rape and murder in memphis and the perpetrator was picked up on a rape the year before and the rape kit had not been propsed. had it been processed in time, the murder would have been off the streets. maria: midterms and roeders pole say democrats prefer solving crime and bill with president biden and every democrat in the united states senate vote against deporting those illegal aliens here and committed felonies. so the priorities of the democrat party are so detached from the american public, it's crazy. and as the american public realize that. >> opec+ card pumping oil based on biden climate agenda and they should be celebrating at the white house. instead this is bad because of course they want a short term political fix and wondering when democratic senators, did they get confused about which message to go with? are they saying, yay, less oil production, new for the climate or are they criticizing opec+ for not pumping

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. >> in just two days, the people of tennessee will elect marsha blackburn. >> martha: this week president biden was in colorado. he will make an appearance in pennsylvania with fetterman. he's behind the scenes here. quick thought. >> it's because the candidates don't want him there. he's not a popular president. you have over 70% of the country saying they believe we're heading down the wrong path. why would any candidate want him on stage? >> thanks, lawrence. your show "cross-country" tomorrow night. this story adds to so many in the past two weeks. two police officers in connecticut who thought that they were responding to a crime had been lured to that scene in an apparent ambush. officer alex hasmi and sergeant justin delamonte shot and killed. a third officer was injured. investigators say it was a cruel setup. nate foy reporting live from new york. hi, nate. >> hi, martha. it appears a 911 call about a domestic disturbance was a lie. connecticut state police say the man used the lie to lure the officers to a home where he could kill two of them and injure a third. one of multiple

senator ted cruz on the trail but we've seen senator marsha blackburn of tennessee, the powerful chairman republican senate electoral committee, senator rick scott, the rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel and republicans really believe they have a good shot in flipping this senate seat from blue to red. that support that we're seeing at the national level also seems to be nearer here on the ground. when you talk to his conservative supporters they question the timing of these allegations and they also suggest some frustration. they feel as though republicans are often targeted. now, something that i've noticed that walker has incorporated in addition to blanket denials, he's now also saying if they do this to me, imagine what can happen to you next. i'm curious to see how much he continues to make variations of this argument in the days ahead. voting already under way in this state. just a week and a half until election day. john. >> eva mckent. thank you. mandela barnes challenging ron johnson. they share an affinity for calling each other extreme. omar jiminez is on the ground for us. beautif

among the people writing, ted cruz, ron johnson, senator marsha blackburn, senator roy blount, senator chuck grassley, i think indicative of what most of them have written to one extent or another, is simply i wish mr. pelosi well and pray for a quick recovery. everyone deserves to be respected and violence is never okay. it's easy for us, jake ward, to all agree with that. but how has the sense of unease on capitol hill calmed since january 6th, or has it at all given the number of threats out there? i'm sorry, jake? jake sherman? >> yes, i thought you said jake ward. >> my apologies. jake ward is in san francisco. not on capitol hill. too many jakes. >> i apologize. i -- you're almost left speechless here. on top of all of this is a congress, a facility that has been hardened but also left quite vulnerable. you're seeing a lot of reaction from the right, wishing him well, but there will be some interesting dynamics to watch in the next couple of months. if nancy pelosi were to retire at the end of this congress, will she be afforded a capitol police detail for an extended period of t

you put it marsha blackburn, she seems to forget her daddy and world war ii, and everybody says we areeing invaded on the border -- ok, i can hear you on my phone? i don't know if i am even talking or not. host: we hear you loud and clear. caller: they keep talking about this invasion from the southern border, look at what we are driving, what we are wearing, what we buy for our household goods. we built china to what they are today. come on. and the guy from south carolina was on the money. the guy from florida, he is lost. we have to send them everything, send them nuclear weapons. we took them from them, let's give them back to ukraine and see what russia does with their nukes. host: to patricia in patagonia, arizona. caller: yes, hi, i tuned in this morning hoping to hear about the crisis, the chaos overtaking this country with this administration. the last caller, he don't live on the border. i do. 60 miles from the border. and now we're being invaded. our schools are shut down. yeah, we are being invaded, so he needs to read his information on that. host: we are staying focused o

this is senator marsha blackburn saying, don't be full by biden's words today. reality is inflation is crushing americans. real wages are plummeting and gas prices are going up again. this is, sorry, a tweet from somebody. catherine says, the proper terminology is following a budget. my budget has been broken since a few weeks into 2021. i had an emergency fund of $1500, gone, without any emergency spent for gas and food as prices are skyrocketing. i ate outlast on my birthday in march. let's talk to javier next in racing, wisconsin next, under $50,000. caller: good morning. i think the prices have been noticeably impacted in our area. you can notice it at the gas pump and you can see where the gas used to be $2.50, now it is at four dollars and five dollars. it is the recurring bill that happens every week. $60 to $100 to fill your tank. groceries as well. you can usually get away with doing $50 $200 by yourself but now it is going up to $150 or $200. it gets to be a major issue living paycheck-to-paycheck. it is the kind of thing you don't really want to see,

this is senator marsha blackburn saying, don't be full by biden's words today. the reality is inflation is crushing americans. real wages are plummeting and gas prices are going up again. this is, sorry, a tweet from somebody. catherine says, the proper terminology is following a budget. my budget has been broken since a few weeks into 2021. i had an emergency fund of $1500, gone, without any emergency spent for gas and food as prices are skyrocketing. i ate outlast on my birthday in march. let's talk to javier next in racing, wisconsin next, under $50,000. caller: good morning. i think the prices have been noticeably impacted in our area. you can notice it at the gas pump and you can see where the gas used to be $2.50, now it is at four dollars and five dollars. it is the recurring bill that happens every week. $60 to $100 to fill your tank. groceries as well. you can usually get away with doing $50 $200 by yourself but now it is going up to $150 or $200. it gets to be a major issue living paycheck-to-paycheck. it is the kind of thing you don't really want to s