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tammy duckworth.awk helicopter pirate and iraq 2004 when she was hit by a rocket propelled grenade. she lost her leg and partial use of her right arm, for her sacrifice, she was honored with a purple heart. i don't know why it is purple. i guess whoever designed it was a huge print scan. but her service do not end with the military. she went on become the first thai american women and is and disabled woman elected to congress. she was the first woman to bring a baby onto the senate floor, although it was not the first diaper. those guys are all that shit. class, in conclusion, when you think of asians in american history come i don't just think of railroads and that [bleep] guy for breakfast at tiffany's who is not actually asian. think of tammy duckworth, thinking about it, i have to go tend to his neck wound. knowing how cheap these school districts are, i probably have lead poisoning. class dismissed. >> trevor: thank you so much. stay tuned, when we come back, the one and only jordan peele will be

mart and a and bret. >> thank you. >> illinois senator tammy duckworth defeat cathy salvy. n iraq war veteran. >> in illinois, governor pritzker will win a second term. >> and to bring back our panel. turn to ohio. harold, you talked about democracy you thought best candidate they had on field was tim ryan that senate race against vance, he is performing well. if you hook at vote total coming in. we don't have all of to to make a projected it is neck-and-neck in ohio that is a red leaning state. >> he is run a campaign, on the economy on helping everyone day people in ohio get to higher ground, make life better for their kids. that is the keep of campaign that democrats they ran in michigan and midwest. tim ryan win or lose i think will give a road map for democrats and i would o argue republicans, how you represent hard working americans, kellyanne talked about the relief that biden wants to give to student loan, that is not the right thing, tim has said that. he said he does not believe that joe biden should run again in 2024. i push back on something that tucker said abou

tammy duckworth is the incumbent. amount of money she raised, in comparison to her republican opponent gives you an indication of where the republicans see that race going, given there is not an influx of money from outside groups. judy in morville, mississippi. independent, good morning. caller: good morning. i was a former republican. until donald trump. i did not vote for him either time, so i went with the democratic party. even if somebody ran in 24 like larry hogan from maryland, i don't know if i'd vote republican then until they get some of these crazy trump supporters out of the republican party. i don't trust any of the republican party right now. host: will you be voting in a few days or are you staying home? caller: i'm going to vote. host: are you going to vote all democrats or some local republicans you can vote for? caller: no. i think the ones that don't stand up against what is going on, the republicans that don't stand up, they need to be gone. host: ok. judy in mississippi. we'll go to houston, texa

. >> she says in that perfect congressional tammy duckworth was it a tough decision to talk about your current situation because as you mentioned you want to have your doctors maintain their privacy. >> if you asked me about it when i first ran for office i wouldn't talk about it that when i had my first two girls after having gone through a senate campaign while trying to get pregnant i decided i had to talk about it for others who are struggling with fertility issues because i realized people would come up to be and have this idea my life is all heroics and i want people to know there is no worklife balance. it is a lie that gets perpetuated the roots our nation and our families in the long run because there is no balancing we must pass things like universal family leave and here is why. the fact that women have to go back six weeks after giving birth so i got into that portion and it was personal as a mom because i wanted to say i struggle with it and i see your struggles and i've had to pump b is sitting on a toilet stall because there is no place when i was trying to do the best b

you said what is daddy's name and what is mommy's name and she said in the professional voice tammy duckworth. [laughter] was it tough to talk about your current situation as a working mom? to have them maintain their privacy? how did you wrestle with that quick. >> if you asked me about it when i first ran for office i would not have talked about it but after having my kids are having gone through senate campaign while on ivf and trying to get pregnant. i decided i had to talk about it for other moms are women that are struggling with fertility issues. because people would come up to me and have this idea with the heroics with the treatment and i want people to know there is no such thing of work life balance. it is a lie. it's a lie that is perpetuated the person nation and families in the long run. there is a worklife balance we must pass things like universal family leave, paid family leave. we need to have it and here is why. the fact military women. in 2014 they have to report back even if they had a cesarean even added a duty station was afghanistan they have to do that. that is wrong.

of course, senators dick durbin and tammy duckworth also there with the president as he's talking to the kroucrowd in jul illinois. in pennsylvania, jessica dean is there. biden, as arlette pointed out, will be joining the former president later on for a rally. what's happening right now? >> reporter: right now, just behind my right shoulder you'll see former president barack obama speaking to the crowd in downtown pittsburgh. lieutenant governor john fetterman, the democratic knock knee for senate, appearing just before him. they're trying to turn out the base in what is typically a democratic stronghold. it is a big crowd here. we heard from obama in the last several days crisscrossing the country making the case for democrats in these critical swing states, specifically for the u.s. senate. and no race more critical for both parties than this race in pennsylvania, the most expensive senate race we've seen ever as both parties seek to fill open seats. republican pat toomey retiring, democrats hoping to flip the seat, republicans honing to hold on to it. it could very well determine

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look, we have highly qualified people, think of tammy duckworth, the democrat senator in illinois, thinkjured and severely injured serving our country. of course they can serve. but, but having a stroke and not being able to comprehend and do the analytics and having cognitive capability challenges that fetterman's having, i think, disqualifies him. and i think the people of pennsylvania will figure that out. howard: yeah. obviously, it's up to the voters. fetterman makes the case that by january, if he were elected, he will be much further along in his recovery process. joy and other liberals have done sympathetic closed captioning with fetterman, and he's done much better than in a fast-paced debate, but are they trying to rehabilitate him? >> i have more respect for people in your industry. i was just watching on -- a segment on maria's show and watching the interview with herschel walker. i think don lemon is a talentedded host, and and fetterman's been asked difficult questions. if you look at the media coverage the day after the debate, i wouldn't exactly say everybody went easy on

over to illinois, where democratic senator tammy duckworth has a lead. that race too early to call at this hour. >> schmidt has a lead over trudy valentine. >> in maryland, senator chris van hollen will win his race, defeating the democratic candidate. we can also call the alabama senate race where republican katie britt is projected to win, taking over the seat from senator shelby. >> looks close there. you sure you're ready to call it? >> we're ready. >> two races in oklahoma, both too early to call, but both republican candidates lead at this point in the first james langford fighting for a second full term, and in the special election, republican mark wane mullin is hoping to replace senator jim emhoff. >> the white are the ones we haven't yet called. majority is 51. it stands at 50/50. we'll be tracking that all night. moving to the governors' races, in florida, ron desantis will defeat charlie crist. again, the margins are here eye-popping. we'll let brit talk about in just a bit. >> that's an enormous number for governor desantis. the pennsylvania

daughters what studies name, what's mommy's name and she said in that perfect congressional ad, tammy duckworthi cracked up. was it a tough decision to talk about your current situation as a working mom because as you mentioned you also have yourdaughters , how did youwrestle with that ? >> if you asked me about it when i first ran for office i would not have talked aboutit but after having had my two girls , after having gone e through a senate campaign while on ivf and trying to get pregnant, i decided i had to talk about it for other moms who work outside the home and other women struggling with fertility issues because i realized people would come up to me and have this idea that my life was all heroics and vip treatment and i want people to know there's no such thing as work lifebalance . it is a lie. and it is a lie that gets perpetuated that hurt our nation and hurts our families in the long run . because there is no worklife balance, we must pass things like universal family leave, paid family leave. we need to have it and here is why. the fafact that military women have to go back, thi

. >> reporter: wounded american veteran and senator tammy duckworth talking heart to heart with woundedc sander. >> i wear the shorts like you do, but i have padding. here, i'll just show you. >> reporter: she lost both legs 18 years ago in iraq. and know what's lies ahead for him. >> this is what happens with amputees. you always compare. oh, yeah, you're like me. yeah, yeah. [ applause ] >> reporter: traveling with his wife, anna, and olena of the charitable organization future for ukraine. alecs arrived in the u.s. last month to be fitted for a new leg. >> come to our office in the morning, and we start. >> reporter: by mike corcoran. >> walking next week. >> reporter: he fitted duckworth with her prosthetic limbs and is now volunteering to do the same for amputees from ukraine. >> we have committed to this project half a million dollars of our services because you have to support these people that are fighting for democracy. ♪ >> reporter: before the war started, alecs made his living dancing, tumbling, and teaching. but once russia invaded ukraine, he joined the army and was rushed

tammy duckworth is the incumbent.he amount of money she raised, in comparison to her republican opponent gives you an indication of where the republicans see that race going, given there is not an influx of money from outside groups. judy in morville, mississippi. independent, good morning. caller: good morning. i was a former republican. until donald trump. i did not vote for him either time, so i went with the democratic party. even if somebody ran in 24 like larry hogan from maryland, i don't know if i'd vote republican then until they get some of these crazy trump supporters out of the republican party. i don't trust any of the republican party right now. host: will you be voting in a few days or are you staying home? caller: i'm going to vote. host: are you going to vote all democrats or some local republicans you can vote for? caller: no. i think the ones that don't stand up against what is going on, the republicans that don't stand up, they need to be gone. host: ok. judy in mississippi. we'll go to houston, te

tammy duckworth we turning to the united states senate. in the georgia senate race, this was previously characterizes too early to call, it's now too close to call. between raphael warnock and herschel water. there are 40 9:49, with listen 700 votes between them. i take all that to close to? call with just under 80% of the vote, it is too close to call in the georgia senate race. in the illinois governor's race, and abc news cannot project a democratic incumbent jb pritzker, governor of illinois has been reelected. he has defeated his republican challenger. and in the wisconsin governor's race this is previously too early to call, it is now too close to call between wisconsin democratic incumbent tony evers and his republican challenger tim michaels. that's about 43% of the vote in, to close to call in the wisconsin governor's race. and on that note, i like to go to our friend simon saunders townsend, chief spokesman for vice president kamala harris. simon, i know you've been talking to sources on the ground in wisconsin. rossi watching th

botch the paragraph, what's daddy's mom and daddy's name and says in the congressional voice, tammy buck duckworth. i cracked up. and talking about your current situation as a mom, you mentioned you want to have your daughters maintain their privacy. how would you wrestle with that, if at all? >> if you'd asked me about it when i first ran for office, i would not have talked about it, but after having had my two girls, after having gone through a senate campaign while on ivf and trying to get pregnant and having a miscarriage, i decided that i had to you can at that about it for other working-- for other moms who work outside the home, for other women struggling with fertility issues. because i realized people would come up to me and have this idea that my life is all heroics and you know, v.i.p. treatment and i want people to know, no, there's not such thing as work-life balance. it is a lie, it's a lie. a lie that's perpetuated that hurts our nation and hurts our families in the long run because there is no work-life balance. we must pass things like universal family leave, paid family leave. we

. >> reporter: wounded american veteran and senator tammy d duckworth talking with a wounded ukrainianeran. >> i wear the shorts like you do. i have padding. i will show you. >> reporter: she lost both legs 18 years ago in iraq. and knows what lies ahead for him. >> this is what happens. you compare. you are like me. yeah, yeah.raveli wh ale of a charlenizaon,uture foukraine, alex arrived in the u.s. last month to be fitted for a new leg. >> come to our office in the morning. we start. walking next week. >> reporter: he fitted duckworth with her limbs and is volunteering to do the same for amputees from ukraine. >> we have committed to this project half a million dollars of our services because you have to support these people that are fighting for democracy. ♪ >> reporter: before the war started, alex made his living dancing, tumbling and teaching. once russia invaded ukraine, he joined the army and was rushed to the front. >> translator: the country was in danger. there was no thought on my part that i wouldn't join. and do the right thing by my country. >> reporter: last april, a ru

according to tammy duckworth, it is now down to 250 times the average worker, but that is still an awfulawful lot of money more than the average worker. ceo's send jobs overseas to get cheap labor. there is no surprise that governor abbott is sending buses -- host: with all that said, how does that impact your vote tuesday? caller: well, we would not need a left-leaning party if the right-leaning party was not causing a greater and greater disparity in income, including all the tax cuts for the ceo's and 1%. i remember, when i was a child, gas prices were $.19 a gallon. gas stations gave people steak knives with your purchase. my first house had a 7.75% interest rate on the locate i paid an extra .5% because i was female. back then, there were fewer guns than there were today. crime did not take out the amount of people like guns like ar-15's do now. but again, ceo's needed to make money, so we needed to make more manufacturing of guns -- host: ok. got your point across. let's hear from ron in pennsylvania, last call on this, our lien right -- lean right li ne. caller: good morning keita

according to tammy duckworth, it is now down to 250 times the average worker, but that is still an awful, awful lot of money more than the average worker. ceo's send jobs overseas to get cheap labor. there is no surprise that governor abbott is sending buses -- host: with all that said, how does that impact your vote tuesday? caller: well, we would not need a left-leaning party if the right-leaning party was not causing a greater and greater disparity in income, including all the tax cuts for the ceo's and 1%. i remember, when i was a child, gas prices were $.19 a gallon. gas stations gave people steak knives with your purchase. my first house had a 7.75% interest rate on the locate i paid an extra .5% because i was female. back then, there were fewer guns than there were today. crime did not take out the amount of people like guns like ar-15's do now. but again, ceo's needed to make money, so we needed to make more manufacturing of guns -- host: ok. got your point across. let's hear from ron in pennsylvania, last call on this, our lien right -- lean right li ne. caller: good morning kei

in illinois, so cnn is projecting incumbent democratic senator tammy duckworth will be reelected, defeating kathy salvi. and in idaho, cnn is projecting that incumbent republican senator mike crapo will be elected, defeating david roth. states that are too early to call at this hour -- in washington state, incumbent democratic senator patty murray is running against a strong challenge from tiffany smiley, the republican. that race, right now, cnn deems it too early to call. in oregon, senator ron wyden is running for reelection that race as well is too early to call. let's look at the balance of power -- as you know they're 100 seats in the u.s. senate. democrats currently have 4:42 of them. republicans currently have 44 of them. the fight of these 14 remaining seats is what we will be covering for the next few hours. republicans need to pick up one net democratic seat in order to wrest control of the u.s. senate. we have some races port for you now. -- >> and all of them the incumbent keeping the governor's mansion. we begin in california with governor gavin newsom. remember, he survived a

let's go to illinois, the senate race there, senator tammy duckworth returns.ate floor. she returns in illinois. the governor's race, j.b. pritzker seeking a second term, he actually traveled the country a bit, spent a lot of money on his own race. re-elected there. we're also talking house races that are bell weathers across this country. remember that key number, republicans need to pick up just five seats in the house. republicans spent a lot of money trying to defeat marcy kaptur in ohio. she's got quite a heat. 65% of the vote in. i want to get it over to rachel scott. her closing argument in this race, rachel, was, let's meet in the middle. quite an effective ad. she said, we need to stand for the pledge at games, but she also said election deniers is nonsense. >> really casting herself as a moderate, because she's running in a state that former president trump won twice and her district was actually redrawn, congressional maps redrawn every ten years, running in a more conservative district. look at where things stand right now. kaptur is the longest ser