the my name is why it gave for the state house republican, i'm going to try to come introduce myself to everybody and see if you have any questions for me. will young? i'm 41. yeah. i'll be 20 through on monday as i get a lot of excitement, i think is due to the fact that our current president is in his eighty's and the republican albany is almost 80. a lot of people are looking for maybe a younger candidate and a for a set of ideas. if i, when i will be the youngest current member of the general assembly white gable is hoping to represent the republicans and the north carolina state legislature. the election will take place on the same day as the vote for president november 5th gables, idea to run for office originated during the cold and pandemic in response to the restrictions imposed that his university. if you are not vaccinated for code, which i am not yet tested every week, and then if you did not get tested, they turn your student id off so you couldn't eat. so basically we're just trying to starve you into submission and not caring what you believe in your medical freedoms.

the republicans he leads in the house have voted consistently against codifying roe v. wade to say in delaware as far as state rights, republicans say women don't have the right to choose and they've proposed dramatic tax cuts for the altar wealthy and those are things we will compromise on. sarah: very quickly specifically on your stance on abortion. mr. ramone: briefly, llcs can vote in 17 municipalities. one more asked to do that and we empower them. we are not saying they can or can't, we are saying they can vote on it. just to give clarity. i thought my opponent knew more what the bill said. the other is codifying roe v. wade. i vote to codify the bills in the house that are now the most aggressive addressing of women's rights ever in the state of a republican. [crosstalk] sarah: along the same lines, this past legislative session, members of the general assembly codified an executive order that allows the governor to consider fund requirements when crafting physical recommendations. can you talk about what the looming cost of health care and education, how do you plan to spend that to fund those endeavo

will point to is the one state in america where the legislative chambers are divided and that is pennsylvania. republicans controlled the state senate and democrats control the housee vote. i think the house is more vulnerable than the senate. but talking to republicans and democrats, they think both sides will hold serve and will continue to have that republican senate and democratic house in pennsylvania. >> chris in superior, was constant. a democratic color. >> just had a general comment. here in wisconsin the ballot initiatives are worded in such an intentionally misleading way -- i would really like there to be -- if they could be standardized somehow to eliminate the confusing wording of those initiatives. >> this is something we have seen and a lot of states across the country this year. the ballot initiative process is a long process. it starts with drafting a bill. and in some states the secretary of state has to approve the language or the attorney general has to run the traps and make sure it is not unconstitutional. you collect the signatures and it goes to a ballot board. there are all these different steps. what we've seen is that a lot of opponents

states. >> the house republicans fight to save the razor-thin majority.ight now on fox news sunday. ♪ >> hello from fox news in washington. we began with a look at your headlines. israeli police are investigating what is suspected to be a deliberate ramming attack by a truck at a bus stop. entering several civilians. as these really military continue strikes against militants in gaza and lebanon and after it strikes on iran early saturday. the l.a. dodgers with her straight against the new york yankees with their win in their home town. game three at yankee stadium in the bronx. the u.s. is not dealing country with a nail-biter election. japanese voters go to the polls today for parliamentary elections that could throw the prime minister trudeau party in the lower chamber which is held power for all but for the years since 1955. >>> in a moment we will talk with marco rubio who's been campaigning with former president trump this week. and later we are joined by the harris wall surrogate -- harris-walz surrogate. dawn thomas at soreller today the senior wh

state-wide popular incumbent governor. heavily gerrymandered republican majorities in both state house and state senate.tion for a progressive center left democratic party victory in that state look like? >> changed some of those districts. you saw 10-3 to 7-6. >> sure did. >> when the vote is fair and we don't have those things. remember, voting for obama. only won 33 counties but won in counties east of 95. east of 95. i keep saying that. won seve counties, like wilson and pitt counties and counties down east, but he also won in early voter. lost on election day and won the same day -- 140 votes per county. what makes it happen. first of all, north carolina to win you have to run the whole state. can't just run the -40 corridor. east of 95, in the east, you have black belt and you have progressive whites and colleges and those things that pull them together. secondly, the election margin of victory only 74,000 in the last election 1 million poor and low-wage voters did not vote. guess what they want? living wages. living wages is a major issue. you have to talk about that. because if just 7% of those

we will talk about the leaks with chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike turner, republican commerce been from the statepublican congressman from the state of ohio. i want to start with what we heard from the white house today. john kirby saying they don't know how the documents found their way into the public domain. what can you tell us? >> i can tell you this. if this has been a leak, it is criminal and it is espionage if it came from an american source. department of justice will be undertaking an investigation to locate that source. -- the department of justice will be undertaking an investigation to locate that source. it is a crimil act. luckily the administration, both israel have indicated this will not affect operations, but it does indicate the high stakes at the level of information that is discussed of what is occurring in the middle east. sumi: just a follow-up, there is a possibility that this could be a hack by a foreign entity? >> there is some discussion that that may be the case, but what i am respond to his if this is a leak, and certainly there have -- there has been enough conjectu

of course, is dependent on republicans keeping control of the house so mike johnson will still be in charge. but apparently, they have a plan, in case he is. republican state legislators recently refused to comment to politico.com when they were contacted last week. cnn reported late last week thad the house administration committee in congress hired two people who were involved in trump's 2020 fake electors plot. they've hired them to come on board as staff at that re congressional committee right now to advise them on election matters. house administration committee i is the committee that actually reads the electoral votes and advises members of congress as to what procedures they should be following while doing things like reading and counting the electoral votes. again, they've hired two people from trump's fake elector scheme in 2020 to advise them as dv congressional staff for that process this year. so, yeah, that does not seem good. and we shouldn't have to worry about and watch for things like that in an election. but in the republican party's trump era, we absolutely do. we should also expect that sometimes the goal will just be chaos, so nobody

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the republicans he leads in the house have voted consistently against codifying roe v. wade to say in delaware as far as state rights, republicans say women don't have the right to choose and they've proposed dramatic tax cuts for the altar wealthy and those are things we will compromise on. sarah: very quickly specifically on your stance on abortion. mr. ramone: briefly, llcs can vote in 17 municipalities. one more asked to do that and we empower them. we are not saying they can or can't, we are saying they can vote on it. just to give clarity. i thought my opponent knew more what the bill said. the other is codifying roe v. wade. i vote to codify the bills in the house that are now the most aggressive addressing of women's rights ever in the state of a republican. [crosstalk] sarah: along the same lines, this past legislative session, members of the general assembly codified an executive order that allows the governor to consider fund requirements when crafting physical recommendations. can you talk about what the looming cost of health care and education, how do you plan to spend that to fund those endeavo

the great state which is really no south carolina in north carolina is as well thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> god bless you. >> coming up the path for republicans to keep the houseuns through some states that might surprise you, speaker kevin mccarthy is next on "sunday night in hey, scott. this stuff's perfect for fall, right? yep! it feeds your lawn now to strengthen roots all winter for a better lawn next spring. how do you know all of this? says it right there on the bag. yes, it does. download the my lawn app today for lawn care tips and customized plans. feed your lawn. feed it. with dexcom g7, managing your diabetes just got easier. so, what's your glucose number right now? good thing you don't need to fingerstick. how's all that food affect your glucose? oh, the answers on your phone. what if you're heading low at night? [phone beeps] wow, it can alert you?! and you can even track your goals. manage your diabetes with confidence with dexcom g7. the most accurate cgm. ♪ learn more at dexcom.com alright, sandworm's out of the basement and the furnace has been exorcised. another progressive home and auto bundle fully protected from the unexpected. beetlejui

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house and the senate are both up for grabs. and the next selection both chambers are currently almost evenly divided between democrats and republicans. all 435 states in the house or up for re election. democrats need to keep the 214. they have in gain for more to win back the majority they lost and it goes back to a gentleman. doing so would put hakim jeffries of new york, and the powerful role of speaker of the house of representatives. and we, and 2nd, in the line of presidents will succession behind the vice president. that is, what in the senate were democrats have a single seat to their advantage? 34 up for grabs. and the next election 23 of them currently held by democrats. 11 republicans. the 3rd of the seats that are up for re election are in territory that largely either favors republicans or is purple. and so you have democrats defending seats in west virginia and montana and ohio along with all these purple states that are all going to be quite competitive at the presidential level. so the map is just really difficult for them right now, because we're not going to vote for democrats or takes through say, 3 out of 4 of those races are to

context, but the state board of elections director are told our colleague her divine, that this would actually be illegal. what is being proposed here and a number of house republicans from the state of north carolina really jumped in to argue that this is not helping the situation. a lot of work is being done on the ground to try to make sure that everyone in those 25 counties that were affected by the hurricane are able to vote so that their vote counts and their vote matters dan, the election, in fact, patrick mchenry, an outgoing republican from north carolina, said today to reporters, quote, it makes no sense whatsoever to prejudge the election outcome. and that is a misinformed view of what is happening on the ground in north carolina. unfortunately, bless his heart. mchenry said, then you have richard hi let's in who was the leader of the national republican congressional committee? he's making sure that house republicans can keep their majority. he told me that he has not spoken to andy harris, but what i do know is that we should be spending every waking moment getting north carolinians out to vote so we can elect donald trump and grow our house majority. l

cantwell: i had help working with my house colleagues, republicans and democrats, the white house, the fbi, the department of justice, state department to craft a solution that basically allows our federal government to say that the chinese government cannot have an outsized role in the information that is on tiktok. that now has passed. it went to the president's desk and was signed. we are asking to make sure that no villa tory us information by a foreign government affects u.s. citizens or our u.s. military. ms. laven: would you support a ban on tiktok? dr. garcia:

republicans came out of that election with control of 20 trifecta states, meaning they controlled the governor's mansion and both state houseslection, the republicans upped theirs to 23 trifectas and democrats did better, too, they upped them in 17. look at that map and now look at the map with states that have abortion bans. i want everybody to look at the change. it looks almost identical to the map of the trifectas. that's why you have to control states, tara, right? >> that's absolutely right. and i want to make a very critical point about the states project's work. so if you look at virginia, virginia is the only southern state that did not enact an abortion ban after dobbs, after the dobbs decision. and you look at the flipside of that, you look at minnesota and michigan, where the state's project was involved and helped to flip those state houses, and those state legislatures, they passed laws that protect a woman's right to her own being, as was said earlier by your guest. that's why states matter. part of the problem is that a lot of people don't understand that. but the right wing, as you pointed out, did and conti

house majority runs through the empire state. had democrats performed better in new york two years ago they would hold the house majority now. republicans chances. >> when every single swing congressional district in new york state, president trump is winning. joe biden when these plates in multiple points. president trump is pulling ahead. he knows the house majority will run right through new york. >> republicans captured a handful of house races in new york in 2022 and that flipped control of the house. democrats stumbled even though the top democrats in both the house and the senate come from new york. it's unlikely former president trump wins new york but a strong performance could bolster the g.o.p. down ballot. >> we are about to grow that majority. that's what will happen on november 5th. new york is going to make that happen. you will elect your incumbents and our challengers and you will make the big difference. >> democrats say former president trump is toxic to some voters. they believe moderate g.o.p. members from new york made a mistake. >> for the life of me, many of us can't figure out why so-called swing seat republican

how many voting members in the united states house of representatives republican democrat and independent? >> yes. >> 600 some. >> it's 435. >> plus 100 in the senate right. >> 1 -- i said house and representatives. >> that was jill stein on the breakfast club radio show in new york unable to answer how many members are in the house of representatives. let's bring in she she is only 150 off. >> oh, my god editor at large at newsweek tom rogers. his latest piece is entitled jill stin blew it for hillary clinton will she do the same for harris? let's start there. will she? >> well, all the focus went off third party candidates when rfk jr. dropped out. but there's real peril for kamala harris in terms of what remains. jill stein was responsible for hillary clinton not making it to the white house. her margins says in michigan was 50,000 votes and trump only won by 10,000 votes there. and the whole trump math is that we know trump has a ceiling. whether it's 47%, 48%, so, he needs to have somebody siphon off votes from the democratic candidate in order to win by bluality. and jill stein bein

president kamala harris joined by former republican congresswoman liz cheney, and a critical swing states, cheney is of course, not just any republican, the former house gop conference chair and daughter of former vice president dick cheney supporting harris, even as she acknowledges, she has disagreements on policy. the two women will speak at the birthplace of the republican party the schoolhouse were abolitionists launched the gop in 18 54. it's all part of the harris campaign's direct appeal to republican and independent voters in crucial battlegrounds. cnn's priscilla alvarez is joining us now this morning. tell us more about what we expect to see and hear today with these two powerful women well, spec that we're going to get a nod to some of what the former congresswoman has said in her endorsement of the vice president last month, which is that former president donald trump poses a danger to democracy and that the vice president is committed to upholding the rule of law and the constitution. and that alone should serve as a reminder to voters, even if there are differences in policy that is something that of course, liz cheney it has talked abo

in 2022, democrats lost five competitive house races in this blue state, helping republicans win theh district, where republican mike lawler bested the head of the democratic campaign arm and is hoping to keep the seat red. do you still deserve it? >> yeah. i think -- >> reporter: it's been chaotic. >> sure. name me one thing chuck schumer and senate democrats have accomplished. not much. >> reporter: a former congressman disagrees. what's your unfinished business in congress in. >> i'm proud of the work that i started last time as part of a congress that was pro-choice. pro-democracy. >> reporter: in these hudson valley races, local issues, housing, affordability and cleaning up the hudson river, mixed with immigration, abortion rights and the economy. a controversial new yorker on the ballot and a blue state plagued by bad press for big new york democratic names, only adds to the complex landscape. the democratic brand is pretty toxic. is trump's brand better? >> it's not a function of whose brand is better. frankly, you look at kathy hochul and eric adams, they are a train wreck.

kamala harris or a tie in which case the election goes to the house of representatives where every state has one vote and with the republicans dominating the number of state delegations, that is presumably a victory for trump. >> what do the polls show about the second district? fred knapp: the new york times had one recently showing harris ahead 52-43 and cnn had it ahead -- had her ahead. >> today we are having a day of action. we have joni ernst, a senator from iowa who is coming to speak to us to get people knocking. we have 24 days until election day so we want to get out and canvassed the city. >> when you knock on peoples doors, how are they responding to your canvassing efforts? >> most of them that i've been to have been receptive and say they will vote for donald trump. we passed out literature and signs if they want signs and it has been really good. >> how do you decide which neighborhoods to target? >> for the most part, we are going close to our own neighborhoods talking to our neighbors and that is how it is decided. >> is there any technology used? >> yes, we have a campaign headquarter and we have things in

states. our sunday panel on house republicans fight to save their razor thin majority. right now on "fox news sunday." ♪. shannon: hello from foxnews in washington. we begin with a look at your headlines. israeli police are investigating what is suspected to be a deliberate ramming attack by a truck at a bus stop north of tel aviv injuring several civilians. at the israeli military continued strikes against militants in gaza and lebanon and after it strikes on iran on early saturday. l.a. dodgers continue their winning streak against the new york yankees in game two of the world series last night the porr hometown game three is set for monday at yankee stadium in the bronx. u.s. is not the only country with that nailbiter election for japanese voters go to the polls today for parliamentary elections that could throw out the prime minister's ruling party in the lower chamber. which has held power for all but four of the years since 1955. in a moment will talk with senator marco rubio who has been campaigning with former president trump this week. later it will be joined

governor walz's record as house republicans ramp up their investigation into his relationship with china. what gives there after a lot of trips? gillian turner has more from the stateent. what's going on here? >> good morning, bill. house republicans investigation into governor tim walz's alleged ties to china is really intensifying now. what happens is oversight chairman james comer just subpoenaed the department of homeland security. they have a lot of records pertaining to walz and his history in the communist nation. a new whistleblower, a longstanding connection between the ccp, the come communist party and walz. there is a classified and unclassified documents relating to those ties. comer is alleging that walz's 30 educational trips he has touted were paid for by the chinese government. even they, bill, are now in question. take a look at this. minnesota public radio is reporting walz was so proud of his extensive experience traveling to china he would occasionally exaggerate it by claiming he had visited the country more than he did. as for walz himself when it comes to china policy he has long advocated closer ties between the u.s. and mainland china. >> i

states? my guests this morning, speaker of the house mike johnson and former republican congresswoman liz cheneyining me for insight and analysis are nbc news white house correspondent monica alba, leann caldwell of "the washington post," democratic pollster cornell belcher, and lahnee chen, a fellow at the hoover institution. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. we begin with our brand-new nbc news poll and the headline, with just over three weeks until election day, former president trump and vice president harris are now tied among registered voters, 48-48%. the five-point lead harris held after the presidential debate a month ago is now gone. steve kornacki will take us inside the numbers, including the enormous gender gap just moments from now. donald trump's approval rating, now 48%, is higher than his job rating was at any point during his presidency. by 43% to 41%, more voters are concerned that harris will continue pres

states for both candidates, texas, a strong republican state. the backdrop for reported arguments in the closing dates . coming the house brought star power to rally interest in. pope icon beyond see added to the glamour, the vice president delivered the warning. a trump when we'll see texas is strict on the abortion measures adopted nationwide. if you think you are protected from top, of course in van, because you live in michigan or pennsylvania or nevada or new york, or california or any state where motors or legislators have protected reproductive freedom. please know. no one is protected. if there is a trump national abortion van, and it will outlaw abortion in every single state. well, how does these republican vulnerability on the issue of reproductive rights? the trump campaign believes the boulder is an open source, drawn down a debt to an event in austin. donald trump blamed his opponent for the mess. the state has become kamala stage in ground to import her army of migrant games and illegal alien criminals into every state. in america and every states, a border state, you've heard that is true. top was then d

republicans are trying to win back control and both of those states. minnesota only has one state senate race up this year. that's probably going to stay in their control but the housembers are up for grabs in minnesota and michigan. minnesota not really a swing state but narrowly divided legislature. new hampshire is another place where republicans are playing defense. they hold a narrow majority in the state senate. then they hold a majority in the state house but there are 400 seats in the new hampshire state house. i am only kind of joking about that. but the state legislature in new hampshire is so many people but we are knocking to know who controls it for quite a long time. the last thing i will point to is the one state in america where the legislative chambers are divided and that is pennsylvania. republicans controlled the state senate and democrats control the statehouse by a single vote. they think the house is more vulnerable than the senate. democrats over the last couple of days they sort of think both sides will hold and they will continue to have that republican senate and democratic house in pennsylvania. host: democratic caller. caller: thanks for

florida senate race it can play a role in house races in terms of if republicans retain the house or democrats gain the house. and again, some of the key battleground states, so, it goes to the narrative of what the government is capable of or not doing it. when you are looking at someone like donald trump, that is an important element not so much about his base but on white working class men and what they are seeing going on. and for kamala harris and for democrats they have to be concerned about the effects where that can have on african american males and latinos as well. so, those are demographics that can be moved or motivated here one or two points on the margins to effect the margin of the race. that is acute in many of the battleground states. not confined just to say pennsylvania or georgia, north carolina, but can move west headed to states like arizona and nevada. >> how are the latest polls looking in the race between harris and trump? >> reporter: i mean there is momentum for harris in terms of getting another point or two. there is probably a close of that. as a reminder for your viewers tomorrow around noon is the deadline for if donald tru

success in swing states like here in arizona, could help offer up the keys to the white house. this was once a dyed in the wool red or republicanhn mccain. now, all bets are off. now a special message from senatorjohn mccain and governor sarah palin. .. he was the granddaddy of arizona politics for three decades. good evening, my fellow americans. i'mjohn mccain. and, you know, i'm just sarah palin. live from new york, it's saturday night. i a favourite of late night comedy shows. he was also a republican titan, helping presidential nominees on the right win his home state. he died in 2018. and as the sun rises over arizona, mccain's legacy here is a pragmatic conservatism, a willingness to work across the aisle, but also to strike out on your own when needed. woo hoo! let's go, baby, let's go! these fans are heading to a big local basketball game, a sport mccain loved. we're at the home of the phoenix suns and in this conservative state, mccain's brand of politics found a natural audience. most people in this arena will be mccain republicans or conservative—leaning independents. now, yes, joe biden did win arizona in 2020, but

house. this was once a dyed in the wool red, republican state in presidential races, largely to due to the influenceion, the democrats won by a narrow margin of less than 10,500 votes. this time it's also likely to be a close run thing. but now a special message from senatorjohn mccain and governor sarah palin. .. he was the granddaddy of arizona politics for three decades. good evening, my fellow americans. i'mjohn mccain. and, you know, i'm just sarah palin. live from new york, it's saturday night. a favourite of late night comedy shows. he was also a republican titan, helping presidential nominees on the right win his home state. he died in 2018. and as the sun rises over arizona, mccain's legacy here is a pragmatic conservatism, a willingness to work across the aisle, but also to strike out on your own when needed. woohoo! let's go, baby, let's go! these fans are heading to a big local basketball game, a sport mccain loved. we're at the home of the phoenix suns and in this conservative state, mccain's brand of politics found a natural audience. most people in this arena will be mccain republican

kamala harris or a tie in which case the election goes to the house of representatives where every state has one vote and with the republicans dominating the number of state delegations, that is presumably a victory for trump. >> what do the polls show about the second district? fred knapp: the new york times had one recently showing harris ahead 52-43 and cnn had it ahead -- had her ahead. >> today we are having a day of action. we have joni ernst, a senator from iowa who is coming to speak to us to get people knocking. we have 24 days until election day so we want to get out and canvassed the city. >> when you knock on peoples doors, how are they responding to your canvassing efforts? >> most of them that i've been to have been receptive and say they will vote for donald trump. we passed out literature and signs if they want signs and it has been really good. >> how do you decide which neighborhoods to target? >> for the most part, we are going close to our own neighborhoods talking to our neighbors and that is how it is decided. >> is there any technology used? >> yes, we have a campaign headquarter and we have things in

in 2023, when the republicans gained control of the house of representatives, the new speaker, kevin mccarthy, said that the united statesld not write blank checks to ukraine because the republican party, on which trump depends, just as it depends on trump, divided into two parts: one part is trump's radical supporters, who are actually absolutely pro-russian, we remember them all, and the second part is a large republican group that both supported ukraine and continues to support it. therefore, it is impossible to talk about the destruction of bipartisan support for ukraine by the united states of america. that didn't happen. trump spoke with zelenskyi for over an hour. and for such conversations - this is an extremely long time. this speaks of both trump's interest and possible development prospects ukrainian-american relations in case of his victory. of course, these relations will develop and america will still support ukraine. and we will see the result of this visit on october 12. reinstein will be there, biden will be there, it will probably be his last message, i predict, to the world, from a security perspective

then members of the house will true spread that we don't choose as individuals, that you that states their 50 states that choose but there's number states that have all republicansonald trump the states that are all democrat would be votes for kamala harris the mix states would have to decide. right now there are 26 states that would probably cast a vote for trunk. at this happened with the current congress that trump to t probably at 26 votes and therefore become president but with the new congress that might not be the case. and 26 of the 50 congressional delegations to endorse a single candidate prefer that candidate to become a president there's a tie in the electoral college. arthel: i have another question but it went to go here for the sake of time. is it time for the u.s. to abolish the electoral college system? >> thank you for asking that question. yes, i do not want this scenario to play out but maybe it would be better foo teach us the system is outdated by the founding fathers themselves were not happy with the system. and in 1800 we had a tie between thomas jefferson and erin burr it was almost the end of the republic. in 1824 andrew jackson was de

in 2022 democrats lost five competitive house races in this blue state, helping republicans win the majorityrict where republican mike lawler bested the head of the campaign arm and hoping to keep this seat red. >> do you still deserve it after the last two years? >> yeah. >> it's been pretty chaotic. >> sure, but at the end of the day name me one thing chuck schumer has accomplished. >> reporter: his opponent disagrees. >> what's your unfinished business in congress? >> i'm proud of the work i started last term as part of a congress that was pro-choice and pro democracy and committed to delivering for my constituents here. >> reporter: a swirl of local issues, housing, affordability and cleaning up the hudson river mixed with immigration, abortion rights and the economy. a controversial new yorker on the ballot -- >> we're going to win new york. >> reporter: and a traditionally blue state plagued by bad press only adds to the complex landscape. >> the democratic brand here is pretty toxic. is trump's brand better? >> it's not a function of whose brand is better. you look at kathy hochul and

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