and george w. bush to the bench, has faced threats because of his work in handling january 6th defendants and their cases. here's what he had to say in those extraordinary public comments just last night. >> it's very disconcerting to have someone making comments about a judge, and it's particularly problematic when those comments are in the form of a threat, especially if they're directed at one's family. i mean we do these jobs because we're committed to the rule of law and we believe in the rule of law, and the rule of law can only function effectively when we have judges who are prepared to carry out their duties

george bush is not coming to an event for donald trump. george bush is not going to get out there and bring a celebrity cadre and donors to donald trump. and that speaks volumes about this moment for the republican party. when the former president who led this party is not a factor on behalf of donald trump in his effort to regain the white house. and there's a reason for that. and it's not just, oh, he's a rino. it is substantively the point both you and jelani are making about summoning the power of the office. galvanizing that image for the country in a way that solidifies the reality and the power and the influence, but most importantly, the importance of the presidency as we understood it growing up. right? and donald trump is all about tear all that ish down because he doesn't like it, because it requires of him something he cannot summon within himself. and that's discipline, focus, presidential temper, he's just a whacked out two-bit carnival barker who happened to luckily wind up in the right place at the right time to become pres

we are celebrating george hw bush.ave a recognition of the remarkable legacy he left. he left a legacy in the library, you can see what he did but the real legacy is students graduating from the bush school of government, texas a and m university. neil: he was an outstanding human being. he also dodged the fiercest criticism donald trump would heap on the likes of george bush or george w. bush and that says something about him but there seems to be a reproach meant among some in the bush family toward donald trump, recognizing he will be the nominee, got to be loyal republicans and support the nominee. how do you see it? >> i pray the republican party recognizes the leadership, he will be the nominee. i'm hoping donald trump will pay attention to the reality that the rug in american politics today has more fringe than rugged, recognize the invitation that needs to be out there to bring people from the fringe to that rug and want to have good sound leadership to polish democracy, don't want to tarnish it. it's tarnished

i kind of miss george bush. i think we should elect george bush again, get him back.e to see george bush as president right now. unbelievable. imagine george bush having to list the sexuality acronym. we act like trump is the first crazy guy, but we had an autistic cowboy running this country for 8 years . george bush listing the sexuality acronym, that would be incredible, right? i just want to see what everybody, everybody within the l, l j t, the lmafos, the hdtv, the pb&j. you guys support free press, but not free speech. how about you listen up, you there you go, everybody in the closet is like, how did he know? i will listen up now. i'm doing two hours tonight. this feels more like an escape room. how do i get out of here? they should just wheel nancy pelosi's corpse out here. did i hurt your families? what did i do to you? what did i do to you? i kind of miss old-time he presidents, man, before we were all divided. i just watched a documentary, i'm just going to do it, does not matter if you are listening, like i said. i just watched it. is anybody single? if i

i kinda miss george bush. i think we should elect george bush again, get him back. i would love to see george bush as president right now. unbelievable. imagine george bush having to list the sexuality acronym. we act like trump is the first crazy guy, but we had an autistic cowboy running this country for eight years. george bush listing the sexuality acronym would be incredible. i support everybody, everybody within the l jg, lm and fo, hdtv, pb&j. you guys support free press, but not free- speech, how about you listen up you? there you go. everybody in the closet is like, how did he know? i will listen up now. who all-time president's, i am doing two hours tonight. what's that? this feels more like an escape room. how do i get out of here? they should just will the nancy pelosi corpse out here. it's the end of the show. new york, new york. miss timey , man. did i hurt your family? what did i do to you? what did i do to you? i kinda miss old time president's, man. before we were all divided. i just watched a documentary. it doesn't matter if you're listening. it's

george w. bush president , received this post despite the fact that there was a majority. voters voted for his opponent al gore. his advantage was more than half a million people. the election was decided in florida. this state provided 25 electoral votes in 2000, which went to bush. he beat goro by 537 votes. since the election result is determined not by the results of the actual vote, how many voters cast their votes for the candidate, but by the electoral vote, the votes of the electors, the number of which depends on the size of the state's population, victory. george w. bush won by just five electoral votes. the reason for this situation was the decision of the state election commission not to count 19,000 ballots cast for al gore. they were removed due to the marks being torn. if they had been taken into account, us history could have gone in a completely different direction. al gore's team immediately filed a complaint with the court after the elections, saying that such an approach to count

but i spent three years talking to george bush. big george bush congeal and george bud's wagon. and george bush even gave me a kiss. i said, dad, don't do that. then i've lost my reputation in my community because i'm hanging out with you. but i learned the big lesson that i can't judge people just simply of their partizanship i can't. of course, the race should never matter to me, to him. and i grew up in louisiana sometimes we had people born in our family. we sure that's child some people have freckles, seriously, you know, and you go to louisiana, you said i've been hanging out with bunch of white people not all those black people get to know that. did you watch what they. uh huh they black all right. they're just passing. they look in my white, we call it the paper bag test. but i said i, i really got to respect him as, a human being. and so when i'm on top vision and i'm blessed to be on television, i grew up when color of my skin was supposed be one one other sin i had i was black i was poor. i was female. and then i came with dark hair and it was very nappy at the time.

remember the days when i did not think george bush could not get any worse? now i'm like george bush is so nice compared to what we are seeing. i did not know. i never went to a meeting. i voted and had my ideas, but i was living my life. my wife was pregnant. we had a four-year-old or whatever, and i'm like, how do you do this? there's things you could go to. you could be an organizer, fundraiser, candidate. you write your stump speech and stand up and say, i'm tim walz and i'm running for congress. democrats had had one candidate since 1982. nobody told me that it was organizing. first of all, finding your authentic voice, but for me, it was not that different from military or i don't want to cliche it, but the common goals that we build out and built those things out and invested. in minnesota, we are the democratic farm to labor party, but the one thing that sets it apart is our state party is still the most powerful operation, and what that did was it allowed a schoolteacher who did not know a whole lot of people, had no money outside of that, there were

i'd love to see george bush as president right now. unbelievable. imagine george having to list the sexuality acronym. we act like trump's the first crazy guy in. but we had an autistic cowboy running this country for eight years. george bush listing the sexuality acronym. that would be incredible, right? you know, i just want to say, i support everybody. everybody within the l, j l j lj the yellow house. they act tv's the tv and jay's. you support free press but not free speech about you. listen up, you talk, suckers. oh, there you go. everybody in the closet like, how did he know? how did he know? i'll listen up now. all time president. i'm doing 2 hours tonight, so. what's up, buddy? this feels more like an escape room, man. how do we get out of here? they should just wheel nancy pelosi's corpse out here and just go and do the show. new york? yeah. what i did, i hurt your family. what did i do to you? what did i do to you? i kind of miss timey presidents, man. before we all divided, i just watched the documentary. i'm just going to do it, and it d

. >> matthew dowd, you are working republican politics back during the george w. bush era. ad a lot of things about george w. bush. i can't imagine him saying that. i can't imagine bill clinton saying that. i can't imagine barack obama or any other american president saying that. i can't imagine ronald reagan saying that. really was against him. but the reality is you know better than any of the rest of us here having worked at the presidential level the fiduciary duty of a president is to protect the american people from things like a pandemic. that is when a president is supposed to step up the most. it is when they lead the most and unite the country. what you just saw there was something other than that. can you explain to me how if 9/11 changed all of our lives and the way we travel and everything about our lives when we get on a plane, how is it that people have blown off the fact that donald trump utterly failed at that fundamental duty of a president and think he should be president again? >> well, i think this conversation is so important. and it leads us to the big

remember the days when i didn't think george bush could get any worse? now, i'm like, george bush is so nice compared to what we are seeing. i never went to a meeting. i didn't know. i voted and i had my ideas, i was living my life. my wife was pregnant, we had a four-year-old i'm like, how do we do this? there were things you could go to. you could be an organizer, fundraiser, or candidate. you go there, right your stump speech, you say, i am tim walz and i'm running for congress. a district that had one democrat since 1892. no one told me that, but i was organizing. first of all, finding your authentic voice and where you are trying to go, but for me, it wasn't that different from the military, and i don't want to cliche it, but the common goals that we built out. in minnesota, if you don't know about it, we are the dfl party, the democratic former labor party, but the state party is still the most powerful operation, and what that did was it allowed a schoolteacher that didn't know a lot of people, had no money outside of that, there were already unit

president george hw bush. and on, and on >> and yet, >> even though trace elements were ultimately not only detecting, it was nothing on the scale of ready to use stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction. >> at this point in the white house is trying to build census that iraq has weapons of mass destruction let >> us flash to 2002 after 911 there is this determination to not only go after al-qaeda but to make sure that any other potential threat is not able to hit the united states. >> that's right. i don't think the country had quite yet realized that we were already pivoting toward iraq >> a younger >> junior analysts received a phone call from the office of the vice president and they wanted to know about this report that was circulating and the intelligence community at that time about this tremendous sale, 500 tons of yellow cake uranium, which is used in the process to make highly enriched uranium from niger to iraq so my boss at the time asked me to go home and ask my husband ambassador joe wilson did

george bush,-like climbing -- no sirs observer believes hamas is finished.nyone who says they can completely destroy hamas as telltales. a member in government said that. the redline on rafah that biden sat down and netanyahu is mocking, what on earth is joe biden doing in allowing benjamin yahoo! to humiliate him in this way with his invasion of rafah even after he says he opposes it? amy: let's go to biden speaking on msnbc being interviewed by jonathan capehart as he was being questioned about benjamin netanyahu and saying he is hurting israel more than helping israel. pres. biden: he has a right to continue to pursue hamas but he must come he must come he must pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as a result of his actions. he is hurting, in my view, hurting israel more than helping israel by making the rest of the world -- contrary to what israel stands for. i think it is a big mistake. i want to see a cease-fire. amy: he talked about kind of a redline. if you can address what biden is saying and what he proposed in the state of the union

george bush, sr. called a new world order, so all these humanitarian reasons, they were a complete lieh was created only for a geopolitical purpose, and ... cancer, that is, oncological diseases, this is all because of - uranium, which was used in ammunition and from nato aircraft, so naturally, this is an invasion, this is aggression, it has not ended, it then happens to others, in nato it is not customary to admit one’s mistakes, a crime. it was nato that bombed peaceful cities, streets, hospitals, schools 25 years ago, dropping a total of 15 tons of combined uranium. the television news agency is preparing a lot of material for broadcast, and today we will tell you how nato tore yugoslavia apart, how air defense forces shot down the invulnerable and invisible american stealth, and also how this proud, rebellious beautiful land lives today, under nato bombs, 25 years later, not miss when the enemy comes to take away your house, your land, huge. which carries out minor surgical operations and dressings if necessary, provides qualified first aid and also provides transportation. either

the boeing 737 max 8 landing at george bush airport then off the taxiway. what the passengers saw and heard. >>> that new storm targeting millions in the northeast. widespread flooding possible. flood watches already up at this hour. there are also tornado concerns tonight. this is set to move into new york city and the northeast. rob marciano timing it out. >>> tonight, president biden now campaigning in the battlegrounds. first stop, his home state of pennsylvania. tonight, his answer about debating donald trump. and vice president harris asked about the intense focus on her because of the president's age and what she said to that. mary bruce with the interview tonight. >>> overseas tonight, the humanitarian crisis and a new tragedy in gaza. the hamas-run health ministry saying five children were crushed to death. they say an aid box falling on the children. the parachute failing to open. tonight, the pentagon aware of the reports but says it was not u.s.-delivered aid. tom soufi burridge in the region. >>> just before the deadline, former president trump

bush or george hw bush, well steeped in all things bush.ne. i did notice -- he said and wrote that editorial in the editorial last week, the fine against donald trump, too excessive overtime and i wondered whether that was part of a strategy, raised this with george v bush, his child, what he made of that and individual by individual. >> of course it is was we are not automatons. very loving but intellectual discourse thrives. the counterpoint is may be nikki haley is not electing biden but making trump electable by standing up -- the republican party is, what did lyndon johnson say, things go a certain way, everybody paints there ass white and runs with the envelope and hopefully not making too much eye contact with people who know them. they are being dishone themselves. there's a lot of cringing in the trump camp as people grit their teeth and brave with wire brush on the way from the ballot box, nikki at her camp seem to be standing up to that evermore articulately and more traction. two senate endorsements yesterday or the day before a

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george w. bush. and -- rather george bush. and george w. ed to sign into law a guest worker program in his efforts to address immigration. so immigration is not a new thing. it's been dragging along for decades. and this house has failed in its duties to address comprehensive immigration reform. to try to say that it is something that just happened now underen administration is an effort to weaponize it politically. and they do that because they don't want to talk■bo child car. they do that, director young, because the president's budget includes a significant fundingl. a new program which would put families making under guaranteeh quality daycare. daycare has become really expensive. in my district it can be $700, it could be half or even at the levels of so moms that want to get back to the work force can't do it. because it's so expensive. but yet thesed that in his budg. and the other side fails to want to engage in this discussion. they want to talk about immigration because they're weap!ronizing . once again. as they do every four year

talk to me about how your party went from ronald reagan and george herbert walker bush saying -- george herbert walker bush was for giving immigrants ids, and how do we get here? >> a lot of it is talk radio, but it's also what was happening and bubbling beneath the surface across the country in conservative circles. so talk radio was able to amplify and push that out. to give it the sort of national voice it only had maybe on a local or even a regional level. disjointed, not wholly connected. but limbaugh, ingram, all thee other foams began to create that echo chamber, a better way to put it, in which these sounds reverberated. so when you had the traditional stalwarts of republicanism, conservative republicanism, who believe fundamentally in a couple things. oh, freedom and liberty and you know, all of those gateway opportunities for the newly arrived immigrants, even if they came illegally, that was the thrust of what bush was trying to accomplish. to say okay, we recognize since reagan this has become broken. here, let's fix it. the gang of eight, the same thing. sort of picking up

and the lead for all the ballots and then george bush became president and they were for him in_ house. while the lovely things about senator lieberman is that _ house. while the lovely things about senator lieberman is that the - house. while the lovely things about senator lieberman is that the new i senator lieberman is that the new yorker— senator lieberman is that the new yorker magazine said that his world was a _ yorker magazine said that his world was a orderly place of people waited their turns _ was a orderly place of people waited theirturns and was a orderly place of people waited their turns and behave themselves in his passing _ their turns and behave themselves in his passing remarks how it looks like the — his passing remarks how it looks like the end of an era where people can disagree politically and still be friends which is very sad, that's not where — be friends which is very sad, that's not where we are politically now the united _ not where we are politically now the united states and he was still at the time — united states and he was still at the time in

policy to combat any potential threats from around the world the bush doctrine of preemptive strikes hit them before they hit us. >> george w bush had become convinced that the way to keep him erica, safe from future terrorist attacks is to spread freedom. and the way to spread freedom in the middle east, whose to confront threats before they merged. >> if we wait for threats to fully materialize paralyze we will have waited too long i >> personally supported us going into afghanistan routing the caliban. there's no question that was the root of what had happened with 911 but there were still smoke coming off the world trade towers when it camp david rumsfeld is unfolding maps of iraq, saying, now here, we have some real targets. >> are you all star deems return for a waterfront redemption? didn't you down, like in a brand, but only one will make us flash. i think we nailed it up the block, all new monday 99 on hgtv. >> this will be a goldmine of local intel. just you way. >> so tell us about this corn festival. he got your corn pudding. you've got your corn chowder what does it safe for anterior? sometime. >> the family

george h.w. bush. he championed title x. george h.w. bush the first of the bush presidents, his father prescott bush was the treasurer at planned parenthood. so when we're talking about decades of a standard of recognizing that this is health care -- in fact, george h.w. bush when championing title x, which has been decimated in texas and also decimated we see by the fifth circuit. but decades ago when george h.w. bush was confronted by the question of health care for the poorest of americans, he said this is fundamental health care. this is public health. nixon said the same thing. so part of what we're seeing now is something that is a dramatic -- really dramatic step away from what we understood as basic care for human beings in united states. we are so far from that principle in these states and the principle of understanding that teenagers, too, deserve health care. to give you some example about how strange it is, how chilling it is, we would have the fifth circuit having no problem with seeing

george bush senior took advantage of the issue for his election campaign and talked about his administration's determination to put a bridal on global warming, but added, the issue still needs further study. after a while, the scientific advisors at the white house entered the scene in a collaboration with industry lobbyists in the us and raised doubts about the claims made by hansen, they and many other scientists argued that global warming has always existed and that the issue has happened during the renaissance and sought to pretend the issue as a natural phenomenon. the issue did not stop by providing scientific reasons. they said the claim can lead to reduction in production and can put breaks on us congress and warrant this is exactly what the communists and socialists want. hence, hansen was accused of advocating communism. however, after several years, it has come to light that many of the figures who lectured people on television networks against global warming had no expertise in this field and had been picked by the companies to oppose hansen and his arguments. what's more, some of

what should i say about zelensky, yes, to the extent of his stay in ukraine, he is a good person, george bushd there with three children, and he ran away for some... it’s even hard to believe , but i thought so, however, in my opinion, the basics of leadership are very simple: the first is caring about the people you lead, just as a father cares for his children or an officer cares for his soldiers, so a president must care for his people, this leads inexorably to the next requirement of courage, physical courage, and i believe in it. i don't seem like some tough guy, but i think it's obvious if you're a leader. let's say i'm sitting at home and i hear that someone broke in, i’m not going to tell my wife: honey, someone broke into the house, go and sort it out, i’ll deal with it myself, because i’m a father, if you’re the president of the country, your capital was attacked, like ours in pentagon, are you going to run away? you said that the us elections 4 years ago were rigged, were they stolen? they were 100% stolen, are you kidding me? was it all set up to such an extent? yes, right before

el rÉcord de inmigrantes indocumentados se produjo en 2007 bajo la administraciÓn de george bush hijocomo hispanos pero son parte del sistema. >> algunos de los nuevos inmigrantes tienen apoyo econÓmico de familiares y amigos para establecerse en los estados unidos. muchos de ellos provienen del llamado triÁngulo norte conformado por honduras, guatemala y el salvador. inmigrantes indocumentados del salvador, india, guatemala y honduras son los mÁs numerosos. ademÁs, el cruce ilegal de inmigrantes a la frontera sur ha alcanzado niveles histÓricos en los Últimos dos aÑos. no se espera un aumento significativo. ademÁs en el paÍs hay alrededor de 1 millÓn 700,000 asiÁticos indocumentados. jorge: carolina del norte se prepara para abrir un nuevo centro para niÑos migrantes no acompaÑados. tendrÁn unas 800 camas para niÑos de entre 13 y 17 aÑos de edad . estarÁ listo para operar desde maÑana. ilia: explosiones centro de entrenamiento del fbi dejÓ mÁs de 26 agentes heridos. la detonaciÓn ocurriÓ cuando el equipo soat y un escuadrÓn antiguo realizaban su entrenamiento anual. jorge: cÁncer de

katie britt thclaimed that trafficking crime happened when that happened in mexico under george bush. that's not stopping the senator from standing by the story. what do you make of that, and with congress paralyzed, what more can the president do on his own to fix the border? >> i'll leave it to her to explain her falsehoods. she's a united states senator, and the united states senate right now could be acting to help secure the southern border. as a matter of fact, they very nearly did with negotiations that included very conservative republicans and democrats and had support from the white house. reaching that package that frankly involved tough compromises for all sides, the basis of both not all parties might have loved, but would have made a positive different, only for that to be killed because of the former president telling them not to support anything that would represent a policy win for president biden. look. we have a very clear choice between congressional republicans who seem to prefer that this issue remain bad so that they can attack the president over it and those wh

_ march of 1998 of ten versus george bush. coming out of the conventions late july 1998, michael up 20, bush. coming out of the conventions latejuly1998, michael up 20, lost the election, so what ends up happening in the beginning, it is sort of— happening in the beginning, it is sort of the — happening in the beginning, it is sort of the flavour of the month and it is the _ sort of the flavour of the month and it is the momentum. mr trump is and then 90s, _ it is the momentum. mr trump is and then 90s, mr— it is the momentum. mr trump is and then 90s, mrtrump it is the momentum. mr trump is and then 90s, mr trump is winning primaries _ then 90s, mr trump is winning primaries. do you think mr trump is going _ primaries. do you think mr trump is going to _ primaries. do you think mr trump is going to win? will you vote for him because _ going to win? will you vote for him because maggots are more emotionally question— because maggots are more emotionally question right now. what katty said is true _ question right now. what kat

nt chief justice john roberts, appointed by republican president george bush dereknyed a request fromump associate peter out of prison. today, peter navarro reported to prison because he broke the law and america --e the law. not the rich. not the powerful. and certainly not associates of the rich andthe democratic caucs continue to call on speaker johnson to put the senate supplemental security bill on the floor for up or down vote. it's criticathat■f we get aid to our allies. the quickest way to do that is to have an up or down vote on that supplemental discharge petition. we call on republicans who want to put country over party to also sign that discharge petition a have a vote on that critical national security supplemental package.aguilar: t. questions. julie? eric? reporter: question on the minis but.d, are you supportive of it? what are the highlights of that from your point of view. also on ukraine, speaker johnson was talking about the idea of lo and also seizing russian assets. do either of those ideas make sense? mr. aguilar: wh minis but -- first of all, we heard from our

■if you go ba to 2000, the line george bush was selected by the supreme court., russian collusion. a few look at 2018 in georgia, stacey abrams refused to concede her own election and was given a second chance at the governorship even though she was an election denier. what we want to do is get to a point where the system is so secure and so transparent that it is beyond reproach. that is somethingif you want toe confidence on both sides, the sort of reforms we have are the way to go. host: one more ca fromgeorgetow. independent. caller: thanks for having me on. i will tell you one greatdence s we used to do this thing very accurately. it is done all around theen we r countries elections. it is exit polling. it is a way of gathering tatistically verifying the outcome of the vote. i don't know if you know the history of what wee done with exit polling, but we have a couple companies that do they do the exit polling and that data is secret and it is sealed up. no one knows the data. then the government releases the data and then the exit poll companies massage t d

we are getting away from rick perry and george bush and towards the far right.d very conservative state legislatures that are far to right in the primary. they are going too far. cruz has been one of the leaders of that. i'm a different candidate. i'm a different problem for senator cruz. i have been the most bipartisan member of the entire texas delegation. i have workeded hard at reaching across the aisle. i have real bona fides in working with the chamber of congress and i'm pro business. it will be harder for them. that's part of the way i grew up and where i come from. i believe we have bring those together around our values. i was a fourth generation texan. went to school in baylor, my family is from brownsville. i know who we are as texas and it is not who cruz says we are. it is not about the past elections but who will serve us going forward. >> along those lines, it's true, your record is extremely bipartisan. and in this climate, it seems something a little bit of an anomaly to talk about bipartisan legislators, particularly when it comes to places li

trÁfico humano durante la respuesta republicana del discurso de joe biden, esto ocurriÓ cuando george bushctimas que no tienen voz, y de verdad quisiera que ellos fueran simpÁticos, todos los gobernantes, yo casi no coopero con la polÍtica. >> necesitamos un mÉdico a bordo. jorge: varios pasajeros superÓ un fuertes lesiones a bordo de un aviÓn, algunos pasajeros salieron disparados de sus asientos, la compaÑÍa aÉrea reacciona. esta noche la princesa de gales se disculpa por haber editado una foto suya junto a sus hijos, varios medios retiraron de circulaciÓn la foto porque fue manipulada, ahora son las preguntas sobre su salud persiste. ilia: por tercera vez en 6 meses senador demÓcrata compareciÓ en una corte de manhattan, de presentar formalmente nuevos cargos de obstrucciÓn de justicia en el proceso que ya se le seguÍa el legislado. jorge: el legislador de new jersey se declarÓ no culpable, blanca nos dice que los cargos adicionales provienen de un empresario implicado en el caso. blanca: llegaron juntos a la corte tomados de la mano una vez mÁs para escuchar los nuevos cargos formalmen

and three, she was kept in captivity from 2004 to 2008 when president george w bush, republican was an office as opposed to the current administration. as a senator implied. and finally, she met the senator at an event that the border with other governments officials and anti-human trafficking activists instead of a one on one. cnn has confirmed much of what he seemed to have said in prior reporting and her story hasn't changed since we first spoke, has seen until 20 me. no one reached out to hurt to ask for her permission to use her story as part of my political speech, someone using my story and destroyed sorting it for political purposes. she told me, it's not fair at all. as for senator britt's, cnn reached out again to her office seeking comment, but so far we haven't heard back. this is what senator britt had to say in an interview with fox news on sunday about the story of catalog has seen well, i very, very clearly said i spoke to a woman who told me about when she was trafficked, when she was 12. so i didn't say a teenager. i didn't say a young woman, a grown woman, a woman wh

the plane had just landed at george bush intercontinental airport and was turning onto a taxiway when it happened. there were 160 passengers and six crew members on board. no one was hurt. it looks like it lost some of its landing gear. >>> a live look at sfo where boeing and united airlines want to know why a wheel fell off one of their planes headed to japan. >> there is a tire going down the runway. >> it happened just after the flight took off around 11:20 yesterday morning. camera capture the moment one of the rear tires fell off. the boeing 777 was carrying 249 passengers and crew. the decision was made to reroute it to lax. a new plane then took those passengers safely to japan. >>> back at sfo, they had to deal with collateral damage because that tire and wheel fell straight from the sky and onto several cars in an employee parking lot. >> you say the wheel fell off from where? >> a plane. >> what the [ bleep ]? >> i was so lucky. just two cars away. >> you can see the one silver car just completely totaled. william was parked two slots away from the car that was crushed. luck

that prominent voices on the left have not called into question t giif you go back to 2000, the le george bushe supreme court. in 2004 allegations that voting machines were hacked. 2016, russian collusion. a few look at 2018 in, stacey abrams refused to concede her own election and was given a second chance at the governorship even though she was an election deer. what we want to do is get to a point where the system is so secure and so transparent that it is beyond reproach. where i think if you want to inspire confidence on both sides, the sort of reforms we have are the way to go. host: more call from dan in georgetown, massachusetts. independent. caller: thanks for having me on. i will tell you one grea» thing on how to restore confidence is we used to do this thing very accurately. itthe world when we want to monitor other countries elections. it is exit polling. it is a way of gathering information and statistically verifying the outcome of the vote. i don' done with exit polling, but we have a co■&uple cpa it. they do the exit polling and that data is secret and it is sealed knows the d

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