because there are saying not accepting those resolves they thing, then b, l, b to victory at these, in bellevue, i was stolen from them. and that is why there are here and they demand from the election a commission to cancel the resolve. there are no. okay, would what happened? they think they should have one here in delray and i'm assuming you have spoken to members of the o. s. c, e, um, what, what did they tell you, what exactly did they observe that leads them to say that this election was stolen, slow. one of them told me that he personally observed bella book stopping. he saw fake ballads and being stuff in the bela dogs and he so that he said that he could tell that they were fake because they are, they were printed on a different kind of paper and they still had the official them. and we heard a lot of those such reports with people being intimidated, being threatened with losing their job. if they don't vote for the ruling party, there are also reports about the people who were brought in boxes and then to the city of belgrade from outside the country. 40000 new ideas were issued accor

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. >> that crash happened last wednesday in the city of bellevue, just outside seattle. video shows the shattering glass, the car shattering glass before hitting several booths occupied by customers. the restaurant says no one was seriously hurt. the cause of that crash now under investigation. >> in las vegas. police continue to search for the person who shot five homeless people at an encampment. one of the victims died in that friday night shooting. another remains in critical condition tonight. the three other victims are expected to recover. investigators have not determine nd what led up to those shots being fired. they did say the suspect drove from the scene in a black sedan. >> and in northern california, authorities seized roughly 800 pounds of marijuana from a home in the community of mountain ranch. the calaveras county sheriff's office says deputies found the illegally grown marijuana on november 15th while executing a search warrant at the home. 40 year old adam kowalczyk was arrested and charged with illegal marijuana cultivation and sales. as deputies sai

we called the bellevue police and capitol police and taken a look at it. as far as i don't know. sadly the left and the right are seeing violence as a way to advance their viewpoints. we have seen it on both sides of the political spectrum. we need to have respect for civil society and know how to disagree with each other without going to this level of intimidation. it has been going on in the seattle area, a lot of city council people and county elected people have had people come to their homes and vandalize them and threaten them at their homes. it is, it is a problem in american politics right now. >> i mean, it certainly is. you saturday previously that you are personally strongly supportive of israel's goal of eliminating hamas. you also called for humanitarian pauses in the fighting and israel should work to minimize civilian casualties. do you think it is because you are strong supporter of israel that this happened to you? >> 100%. no question about it. we have seen these types of protests all over the country and all over the world. they call themselves peace activists

we called the bellevue police and the capitol police and they've taken a look at it. as far as i know, they don't. but look, sadly, the extremes on the left and the right have increasingly seen intimidation, in some cases violence, as a legitimate way to advance their viewpoints. and it's very troubling. like i said, we've seen it on both sides of the political spectrum. we need to have respect for civil society and representative democracy and know how to disagree with each other without going to this level of intimidation. it's something going on in the seattle area, i've known a lot of city council people and county elected officials have had people come to their homes and vandalize them and threaten them at their homes. so it is very problematic in american politics right now. >> yeah, i mean, it certainly is. you've said previously that you're personally strongly supportive of israel's goal of eliminating hamas, but you have also called for humanitarian pauses in the fighting. you've said that israel should work to minimize civilian casualties. do you think that

i would have left this interview and immediately taken myself to bellevue.n not being okay, right? it's not your fault but your healing is your responsibility. and there is something going on very wrong here because he also kept going with it. >> greg: yeah >> kat: i mean he could have taken it anywhere. i've never been asked a question in my life publicly where i was like i would actually rather pivot to 9/11. >> greg: even when they ask me about 9/11 i don't say 9/11. i talk about my birthday >> kat: softball question where i can pick anything like to talk about, i would like to go whack to 9/11. >> greg: for one minute. you're on a game show, what is 9/11. jamie, you know, he is a regap. >> jamie: oh, yeah. >> greg: do you think this is brain damage from just being vegan? >> jamie: that can happen. do you think -- this was really confusing to watch. wasn't it confusing? like he doesn't know how many words in one word. this is crazy. do you think he answered a question -- like the wrong -- do you think later they were like where do you live and he was like

democratic representative adam smith says the barrage of his home in bellevue,waington, was defaced by cease-fire activists right around the same time the truce between israel and hamas and yesterday. the words, free gaza, cease-fire, and baby killer were spray-painted on the garage doors. and congressman adam smith of washington shining the right now from california, where he has been attending the reagan national defense forum. welcome, my friend. weeot too far apart from each other here, out of the valley of los angeles. that said, theseactivists are using provocative and illegal tactics, the facing ferocity, as they push for a cease-fire. what's your response to it, overall, and, also their demands on you to call for a cease-fire? >> part of it overall, a very troubling trend in american politics, on both the extreme right and extreme left. first, fall there's an incredibly arrogant self righteousness about them, that whatever they want test to be absolutely right, and no matter what, they have to get it. they don't fundamentally belief in representative democracy and having, dialo

now, we are getting a bunch of people saying, i can't do it anymore in bellevue or bellingham. it eventually comes for you. >> the monster? >> it really does. i don't want to just abandon. i don't live far. it is a very easy trip to the studio. it is a selfish thing. >> you do address a certain kind of person. especially, in california. we have initiative recall referendum. the cities are the way they have because of those to a large degree. you can only blame shiftless politicians to appoint. but, there are ballot initiatives and other things that we have done and other people that we have supported that have made this. so, in some sense, what do you say to this issue of, these are democratically elected reforms and our folks who are in the unhappy minority, what do they do? >> we get the government we deserve. where ever it is you are you should get the government you deserve. does every individual voted observe--deserve it? no. i am hypercritical of local media, of which i am a member. i am open about my bias and my position does not rely on having access to any politician v

now i'm getting the same people saying, oh my god, it is coming to bellingham and bellevue. it eventually comes for you. >> the monster. >> i don't want to just abandon. and i don't own a car so it is easy to get to the studio. is a selfish thing, too. >> the truth comes out. but cities attract a certain kind of person. especially in california. we've got initiative recall, referendum. the cities are the way they are because of voters, to a large degree and you can only blame shiftless politicians to a point. there are ballot initiatives and other things that we have done, and other people we support it. that have made this. so in some sense, what you say to the issue, that these are democratically elected reforms where people -- for folks who are the unhappy minority, what can they do? >> we get the government we deserve and whatever it is you live, you are getting the government that you deserve. does every individual voter deserve -- no, that's how it works. i truly believe, and you and i were talking about this earlier. i am hypercritical of local media, of which i am a

oh, my god, it's come to bellingham and even in bellevue, i can't do it anymore. what are we supposed to do? it eventually comes you. so i monster. it really does so i don't want to just abandon a play and you know, i don't own a car too. so it's very easy for me to get to the studio. aha. it's a selfish thing to the truth comes out but you know but if cities attract a certain kind of person, i mean look especially california we've got initiative recall referendum. i mean the cities are the way they are because of voters to a large degree i mean it's you can blame you know shiftless politician you know to a point but there are ballot initiatives and other things that that we've done and other sort of people that we've supported that that have made this and so you know in some sense you know what do you say to this issue of, you know, these are the these are democratic newly elected reforms are? are people just for folks who are in the unhappy? i mean, what can they do? we get the government that we deserve, wherever it is you live, you're getting the government th

oh, my god, it's come to bellingham and even in bellevue, i can't do it anymore. what are we supposed to do? it eventually comes you. so i monster. it really does so i don't want to just abandon a play and you know, i don't own a car too. so it's very easy for me to get to the studio. aha. it's a selfish thing to the truth comes out but you know but if cities attract a certain kind of person, i mean look especially california we've got initiative recall referendum. i mean the cities are the way they are because of voters to a large degree i mean it's you can blame you know shiftless politician you know to a point but there are ballot initiatives and other things that that we've done and other sort of people that we've supported that that have made this and so you know in some sense you know what do you say to this issue of, you know, these are the these are democratic newly elected reforms are? are people just for folks who are in the unhappy? i mean, what can they do? we get the government that we deserve, wherever it is you live, you're getting the government th

host: mike is in bellevue, nebraska, and disagrees with the decision.aller: i disagree with the decision because i think it should have gone to court. our president lies every day when he opens his mouth. the border is secure, the, the economy is faith -- is great. host: o x, truth stares at they disagree with the decision. "while not a fan of santos, the decision to remove him is up to the constituency presents." next up is at a fremont, missouri, who is unsure. why are you unsure? caller: it is my understanding that generally there is discovery. i wish this data -- as their job they're supposed to be -- supposed to do discovery and fact checked. i don't feel like the discovery was made with santos. we even have a senator from florida who was part of one of the largest medicare scams in history. most people younger than me do not know that. my wish is that there was discovery before the candidates were put in front of a vote so that the public would be informed. good health to all. host: next up is kenneth in michigan who disagrees. caller: i believe t

host: mike is in bellevue, nebraska, and disagrees with the decision.aller: i disagree with the decision because i think it should have gone to court. our president lies every day when he opens his mouth. the border is secure, the, the economy is faith -- is great. host: on x, truth stares at th disagree with the decision. "while not a fan of santos, the decision to remove him is up to the constituency presents." next up is at a fremont, missouri, who is unsure. why are you unsure? caller: it is my understanding that generally there is discovery. i wish this data -- as their job they're supposed to be -- supposed to do discovery and fact checked. i don't feel like the discovery was made with santos. we even have a senator from florida who was part of one of the largest medicare scams in history. most people younger than me do not know that. my wish is that there was discovery before the candidates were put in front of a vote so that the public would be informed. good health to all. host: next up is kenneth in michigan who disagrees. caller: i believe th