so go to the book, got the supreme state council well reviewed to draft the documents. so security concept for the union state government. and there will be also a draft of the bi left full treaty on security governance, including the cheese and the approval of the new nuclear duction is fully in step with these 2 initiatives that my question is on illegal migration to use said that the bellows is ready to work for the you on this matter. and how does there been any response from poll on the country as well? what's interesting here is of that. so you have a piece with our neighbors in the you are not interested in discussing this matter in by less rules framework. while it's, it could seem that they have the ones for home. this matters of the most view, me statics to you real quick. but i really need to go to integrate the so it's kind of strange as informing european countries. this is a major issue, but not for our neighbors. for them, this is just an opportunity to demonstrate then to win some political capital, to get some of your funding through the use this money a

states. and so the supreme council, the high council of the union states will be competing, but this one university shall go put me up in december and the important documents will be signed. loan is, in fact, working on these documents this year has been the focus on file work when it comes to maintaining security. i'm talking about the concept of security of the union status to go and the inter governmental agreement by phone security guarantees of the prussia and belarus new border of toilet. this has some of the more issues with important documents when it comes to maintaining the legitimate interests of our country and the union state to have. so i'd like to thank all but our friends, our house for organizing this work today. him for their welcoming attitude for that hospitality. and of course that tech to think the authorities of the press the region for allowing us to meet you and giving us the opportunity to thank you. a general one question to minister lev. rough. uh, thank you for the split tennessee. yes, uh a mess the level of present tooth, an address to not only the citizens of russia

are governor's race, our council of state race, supreme wart, all of our state legislative races are up. and we have the most extreme republican candidates in the country. who have been nominated by republicans to run in these races. and people in north carolina are upset about that. when you look at early voting, we set a record at more than 56% of people have already voted. 55.5% of that electorate were women. that sends a strong message that the abortion ban that republicans were able to pass, because donald trump overturned roe v. wade, they passed it by one vote, over my veto. we are going to work hard to break that state legislative veto super majority. we are going to work hard to get our statewide races, democrats into office, like josh stein. and we know that if kamala harris can win north carolina, she is the next president of the united states. i was with her yesterday in charlotte. i even took off my tie and it was an excited crowd. people who are out there, ready to go, working on election day. we know now that election day is the final day to get people to the polls. an

we're part of an effort that lifts all votes, that we have an incredibly important council state races, we have a supremert race, we have a number of legislative districts wire to wire and neck to neck, and we have to break the super majority in north carolina. we're only one vote shy in north carolina. if we can do all the work we need to do over the next five days, we can make this is great year for north carolina and a great year for our country. >> what are you hearing what the closing message needs to be from people who aren't fully there yet and what's the thing they need to put them over the top? >> i think it's that we understand people are struggling economically. costs are higher than what they're used to, so we have a message that's focused on lowering costs, medical costs, health care costs. and then we want to put more money in their pockets with a targeted tax cut. they go to middle and working class families. >> josh stein, good to see you. thank you as always for taking time to join us. running for governor of north carolina. good luck in your race next week. that is it for our show tonig

supreme court of the united states accelerated the case, took review, granted the president immunity and essentially tried to shut down the lawfare that was being conducted by the biden justice department and the special councilral courts came out okay and the new york courts took a special hit and letting theming go forward or brought by alvin bragg on tissue thin accusations and serious problems that will lead that conviction to be overturned on appeal. >> he's saying that trump is beginning to crack the ultimate blue wall of american cities. so torres is saying that president elect trump has been gaining ground with core voters that the democratic party alienated in recent years in far left policies. take a listen to this. >> donald trump is beginning to crack the ultimate blue wall in urban america. hoe came within five points of winning new jersey. he came within s 12 points of winning new york. one in three new yorkers in new york city voted for donald trump. in 2012, barack obama won 96% of the vote in the south bronx. in 2024, donald trump won nearly 30% of more than 20 point swing. reporter: so we knew and trump knew that rural votes would be important and he showed us with campaign rallies he had a

states. and on the other issue was a special council may invite. he needs time to assess the circumstances. well, that is a reference to the fact that the us supreme court has ruled it. donald trump has immunity a any present. it has immunity for what they call official acts. it'd be positive that the prosecutor is trying to assess exactly what they can charge him with it. and that, that is that is all change since the supreme court ruled that a president has immunity. so with all of those cases, they're having to be re evaluated. of course, the federal cases will be dropped, but he used to be settings in late november. it's not clear that that will happen at all. or thanks so much john henderson, that immigration is a major focus for trump, especially migrants coming over the mexican border. now the nice, again, government says it's policies to redo the flow of migrants from south and off already working and say they'll, those policies are gonna stay in ties. but it's under pressure from, from, it says he's prepared to impose terrace unless there's a dramatic full in the number of the irregular border crossings into the us. the sounds that i'm to

coordinated way from state legislatures, local conservative, christian family policy councils and local judges all the way up, you know, to to the senate and to the white house and the supreme court. and what we found was really the anti-abortion movement had been trying for so long. i mean, you probably all remember the deluge of anti-abortion laws. i mean, hundreds and hundreds of them starting around ten years ago. there was this big spike and we were able to track, you know, that this was part of a way to test to see what kind of litigated strategies would be effective to overturn roe. so this wasn't something that was organic. this was something that was a discrete political goal. and that a coordinated network that for many people was not something that was on their radar or that they even know to sort of look for. but was building building powers and strategies behind the scenes eventually to find out what kind of law i mean, they were it's basically a reverse engineering strategy when it was what kind of case would need to come before the supreme court in order to undo the precedents that we want to overturn and what kinds of cases do you need to build in advance to

coordinated way from state legislatures, local conservative, christian family policy councils and local judges all the way up, you know, to to the senate and to the white house and the supreme court. and what we found was really the anti-abortion movement had been trying for so long. i mean, you probably all remember the deluge of anti-abortion laws. i mean, hundreds and hundreds of them starting around ten years ago. there was this big spike and we were able to track, you know, that this was part of a way to test to see what kind of litigated strategies would be effective to overturn roe. so this wasn't something that was organic. this was something that was a discrete political goal. and that a coordinated network that for many people was not something that was on their radar or that they even know to sort of look for. but was building building powers and strategies behind the scenes eventually to find out what kind of law i mean, they were it's basically a reverse engineering strategy when it was what kind of case would need to come before the supreme court in order to undo the precedents that we want to overturn and what kinds of cases do you need to build in advance to