we have a catch and release policy in the albuquerque area.s, until we have laws in this state that protect every family, we have to do something else. what do we do? one of the solutions on that is turned to federal help, and that's what i want to do. legend,t with operation 25 federal officers coming in and 40 officers paid for by the fed for the albuquerque police department. we do that because we have to, because the job is not being done in the state. if the job is not being done here, i would do everything i can to get federal help. when that federal help started to come and, the response from our federal delegation, one of them said we don't need stormtroopers. congressman lujÁn said he does not want another portland. guess what? this is not portland. someone has to tackle violent crime. families are crying out for. in this case, it needs to be the federal government because you get longer sentences when the fed stepped in. that's exactly what we need in this particular case. >> mr. walsh needs to fix his microphone. we are not sure why

in the albuquerque area, it's been devastating.re's nothing that illustrates that better than the case of jackson, a unit baseball player, or was, out on a date with a girl and someone was out on pretrial detention went up to him and shot him in the chest and killed him. that was one of those moments is so many people across the state looked at and shook their heads. i wonder, how can you possibly h support a no cash bond system when in thet city right now, we are one of the most violent cities in the country because we put people on the street who are dangerous? >> we all know it's a problem in losing anyone like that is horrific. any instance of crime, we need to make sure we support local law enforcement officials and make sure we can drive the federal dollars, there's real partnership with federal agencies in the city of albuquerque with the police department or any across the state and that's why i've been proud to go over and over quitting this thisd year, over $525 million justice grants and local police departments includin

reporter covering albuquerque. >> very, very driven.he was scheduled to graduate high school early. she wanted to study journalism. >> but her mom, diane, said brittani hit a rough patch during her junior year in high school. >> reporter: how was brittani acting? >> just rebellious, normal 17-year-old, how they, you know, get confrontational if you ask them something. >> things got so tense for a while, brittani moved in with her dad. >> and he wasn't there all the time, so it was perfect for her. >> reporter: this was her sort of mild way of running away from home? >> a little bit. right. >> but by the start of her senior year, brittani wanted to come back. that's why she and her mom were meeting for lunch. to discuss brittani's return. instead, brittani was attacked. >> reporter: what did the doctors tell you when brittani was brought to the hospital? >> they didn't think she would survive. >> are you able to see her? >> we can see her, but she doesn't know we're there. >> the moment we all walked into the room, everything stopped. br

albuquerque new mexico professor at northeastern university many thanks. coming up in the program the family of a woman killed in a violent crime in india accuses. body against their wishes. and protests in hong kong during china's national celebrations. however we've got right in the forecast to central parts of china over the next couple of days is too bad at the moment not too bad too across a good part of japan things squatting down now to system fairly close by i think we wanted to shout into eastern parts of honshu but the side doesn't achieve that little colder cloud meanwhile across the northeast china down towards the yellow sea just pushing away from beijing we'll see that cloud of rain just squeezing its way across the korean peninsula north korea particular could see some heavy downpours possibly with some flooding ahead of that so nice little wind whether tokyo at around 25 degrees is that western weather for central parts of china as we go through friday and damage to the south some rather heavy showers just making their way in here as well a

both planes landed at kirkland air force base in albuquerque, new mexico. a careful accounting is made of fuel consumption. a special fuel was developed by shell oil company. specifically for the angel. the finished product was shipped to nevada in train cars. this blend will not boil at the low pressures encountered altitude. it will still give adequate air starts. it is so in volatile that fire rarely follows a mishap. a simple 100 gallon slipper tank has been developed. these pressurized tanks contain enough fuel to carry them at cruising altitude, where they have no significant effect on speed or range. even after the addition of an external chute and an autopilot, the final weight was within 10 pounds of the original proposal. the angel exceeded limits in fueling and range. prototype angel was flown across elf valley -- death valley, their own d.c. three made almost daily flights to watertown with a handpicked crew of mechanics. the first unofficial name for watertown was paradise ranch. this dips -- this description was dreamed up tongue-in-cheek. any

both were equipped with the older engine, landed at kirkland air force base in albuquerque, new mexico. after each development flight the careful accounting is made of fuel consumption. a special fuel, dubbed lighter fluid, was developed by shell oil company for angel. the finished product was shipped to nevada and tank cars labeled lf1a. this blend will not boil at the low pressures encountered at altitude, yet will still give adequate air start. volatile that fire rarely follows a mishap. a simple 100 gallon tank was developed for extreme long flight. these pressurized tanks contain enough to carry the angel at cruising altitude, where they have no significant effect on speed or range. even after the addition of an external drag chute, three times the normal oxygen supply, improved braking and autopilot, the final weight was within 10 pounds of the original proposal. the angel exceeded original performance limits in both ceiling and range. when the prototype angel was flown across death valley to itselfwn lockheed found in the transportation business. their own d.c. three made almost

get the facts straight.nt my opponent's claims are false she has been corrected by the albuquerque journalnd the roswell daily record in new mexico oil and gas association so i know it's worse the first summer continues to say even after has been corrected but willing to say anything to get elected so it comes to diversifying the energy portfolio i think we need to do that with every one at the tabl table. >> we have an opportunity to but the statement does the country away from fossil fuels? is a good idea? >>. herrell: no. i recommend the voters go to the government webpages looking at the voting record because actions do speak louder than words. host: the next question the time limit is different on this question for two election cycles now the race has been better and messy at times so you are a person i thank you so much for asking the question it is important question we continue to support each other than that she brings sociable use of the table and will have to be grounded what we believe in and that is service. not to step up to see those commercials so be willing to step up to d

statements that my opponent has made let's get the facts straight she has been corrected by the albuquerqueournal and the daily record. even after she has been corrected and that she is willing to say anything to get elected. when it comes to diversifying that energy portfolio we need to do that with everyone at the table. >> and then to go to the webpages because actions do speak louder than words. host: the next question and i do want to let you know that time limit have one minute each to answer. so here's the question for two election cycles it has been messy and your voters appreciate you say one thing wanting you admire about your opponent. >> thank you for asking that question it is important that we continue to support each other that what she believes to the table and and his she believes in and what we believe in and that is service is not an easy thing to step up and be willing to step up to do that really matters and i appreciate that. >> what you admire? herrell: actually admire her as a person because i say that we obviously have seen each other over the last couple of years a

we go to miguel in albuquerque, new mexico. supporting the president. caller: good morning. am a new republican, i was previously democrat. one thing i have noticed in regards to the democratic party in florida, joe biden was in florida to pander to the latino community. he played d'esposito on his phone. in terms of policy, i have not heard much. do they feel joe biden is going to handle the latino vote? being latino in a prominently blue state, my vote doesn't really count. being in florida, i know it is going to be major. guest: you are right. your vote could be very important this cycle. it is an interesting divide. ricans inmany puerto central florida who have come to florida and they don't have to become a citizen. they already are a citizen. digits need to register. appears to be -- many of them -- don't register with either party. bey have come and decided to no party affiliates. there voters up for grabs. we are watching as it looks like more latino women, puerto ricans supporting joe biden. and men supporting donald trump. that all plays out. very immigration was i

hot air balloons are up over albuquerque right now for the city's annual balloon launch which happens throughout the month of october. this year's famous international balloon fiesta event is canceled because of covid-19. but more than 100 balloons are still taking flight and dotting the skies over the duke city. it turns out albuquerque has this perfect mixture of wind patterns and temperature for hot air balloon flying, best in early october. that's a bucket list thing of mine, lisa, to go and see that. have you ever been on a hot air balloon? >> no, good for social distancing. we're finally seeing changes in the weather, we still have a ridge of high pressure compressing the marine layer, at least it's out there, right? we also have haze out there. seeing signs of change as a stronger onshore flow will be with us later today. you can see clearly from our visible picture the fog from north to south, right up along the coast there. as we widen the view, that gray shading interior california, that is all smoke. so we're looking at those westerly winds today. and once they shift, even

to see is turn respected this mentally disturbed homeless man illegally camping in the hills of albuquerque new mexico will soon fall victim to police bullets i'll tell you would be my honor to perform going to almost every day that goes by in the media you hear about education. jobs and health care you never hear about affordable housing. are you doing ok medically. when i started i was actually really shocked how ill you. or on the street it was like going to a 3rd world country. and this is a map that shows you the foreclosures initiated and over the last 2 years every single one has for a. good word about you know it's pretty well that i do know the name of the person archer. say was assaulted last tuesday he may have some booze or broken ribs. it is estimated the poverty rate for kids in this country will soon hit 25 percent those children would be the largest american generation to be raised in hard times since the great depression. the 1st day. psychologically how hits is you like anyone did nothing you have no friends in the world people like. even though they probably don't know yo

that's two subsequent days in the albuquerque paper.s"-news yesterday, twin falls sets a new record for covid cases. situation is getting worse. community needs to slow spread. that's yesterday. look at the front page today. alarming rise in covid cases. look at wyoming. here's the thursday front page of the "casper star-tribune," in bold, all caps, spanning the whole front page, "tip of the iceberg." wyoming medical center opens surge unit to handle spike. hospital unit declares code orange. that's yesterday. wyoming's situation looks no better today. here's the wyoming tribune eagle today. covid cases confirmed in wyoming since march top 7,000. that headline -- see how they've overli ov overlaid the new cases graph over the map of the state there in wyoming? that's their new cases graph. it looks like the near side of the matterhorn. here's thursday's front page of the chippewa herald in wisconsin. wisconsin experiencing one of the worst covid surges in the country right now. simply cannot keep up. look at the paper's front page today

on the author of presidential debates risky business on the campaign trail he joins us live from albuquerquenew mexico hello and thanks for your time firstly let me start by asking you who's in the risky position here in the debate is it biden with apparently and 8.5 percent advantage according to some polls or is it trump. well there's always risk there's always risk because it's live t.v. and anything can happen but i actually think that biden probably has the easier job to do tonight just protecting his lead not doing anything to get in the way of that trajectory that you just mentioned whereas trump really has to turn things around and that's a much harder thing to do i get elections really be won and lost on these kind of debates especially given such a vast number of people what is it 30000000 people of already cast their vote yes having a quarter of the population has already cast its vote and add to that the fact that this year there are very few undecided voters to begin with so this debate probably won't have a huge effect on the outcome of the election and generally they don't but

it turns out albuquerque has a perfect mixture of winds and temperature to fly in early october.o pretty. glad that can happen. hot air balloons is a good social distance activity. >> yes, i'd say so, and we've been advertising a little bit of a cooldown, but now we're beginning to see the signs of that, so we saw patchy fog yesterday. a little more along the coast, and we still have those northerly upper level winds so waiting for that wind shift and the high to nudge its way to the east, and then that's really when we're going to see some better cooling. it's on track for the week ahead, live doppler 7, there's just some patchy fog at the coast but it is lined up from the north coast down to southern california, and then there's a system if you can see just offshore there of the central coast. doesn't look like much but that also will enhance our low cloud deck and in turn bring the temperatures down as we get through the middle of the week and then yet there's another system actually there's two of those systems and the third system will allow for perhaps rain to arrive friday

the flight had been diverted to albuquerque.time, airport officials didn't know she was infected. now they're saying it was covid-19. no word on how many people may have been exposed to the virus. >>> when we come back here tonight, the early winter storm it's rising. the pain is coming. >>> we are tracking that early winter blast across seven states tonight, from montana to michigan. heavy snow moving in, a dangerous commute home for drivers in the minneapolis area and north of the twin cities. up to six inches of snow expected in some areas and brutal cold right behind it. >>> when we come back here tonight, the man on a mission to help so many dogs and you can cheer him on. >>> finally tonight here, the running man. he is america strong. tonight, 59-year-old dan eggler from michigan is on a mission. stretching, lacing up his shoes, he is training to run four marathons in 24 hours this weekend. >> the first words out of their mouth is, you might be crazy. >> dan is a cancer survivor and completed his first marathon last year.

police in albuquerque cracking down on mask wearing and cases rise in new mexico. and there is news tonight on the 18-year-old from ohio, a college freshman among the latest to die because of the virus. here's abc's marcus moore tonight. >> reporter: tonight, fears of colder weather and more time indoors fueling the spread of the virus, now a reality. the country marking the highest number of new cases in a 48-hour period since the pandemic began. hospitals in el paso, texas, are at capacity. medical teams scrambling to airlift critically ill patients to nearby cities. and these surge tents put up to house the staggering influx of covid patients. how serious is this? >> so, we realize that this is the unexpected. this is something that we've not had to do before. >> reporter: the city urging residents to stay home for two weeks to stop the spread. >> by next wednesday, we're going to need another 200-plus hospital rooms. >> reporter: utah hospitals warning they could soon be forced to ration icu beds and prioritize younger patients. >> i did not think we were ever

she has been corrected by the albuquerque journal and the rise well daily record.nd by the new mexico oil and gas association. i don't know what is worse, whether she said it the first time or that she continues to say it even after she has been corrected. what is clear is that she is willing to say anything to get elected. when it comes to diversifying that energy portfolio we need to do that with everyone at the table. >> you have an opportunity to rebut that statement. >> it's not a great idea and i would recommend that voters go to the webpages because actions do speak louder than words. ms. mentus: the next question and i do want to let you know that the time limit is different on this question. you will have one minute each to answer. so here's the question. for two election cycles it has messy and bitter. we believe voters would appreciate you saying one thing wanting you admire about your opponent. ms. torres small: thank you for asking that question, because i think it really is important that we continue to support each other in this challenging process.

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to see is turn respected this mentally disturbed homeless man illegally camping in the hills of albuquerque new mexico will soon fall victim to police bullets i'll tell you would be my honor to perform going to almost every day that goes by the media you hear about education. jobs and health care you never hear about affordable housing. are you doing ok medically. when i started i was actually really shocked at how the word on the street it was like going to a 3rd world country. in this is a map that shows you the foreclosures initiated over the last 2 years every single one.

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meanwhile, mid-80s in the rockies today and seasonal around the great lakes. 102 in phoenix. 84 in albuquerque. >>> coming up, another major restaurant chain files for bankruptcy. >>> but first protesting in the streets after a police officer in wisconsin is cleared of charges in the shooting of a black teenager outside a mall. the national guard activated. >>> plus, one surfer's close call with a shark caught on i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19. nineteen limits taxes on seniors. it limits property tax on people like me. nineteen limits taxes on wildfire victims. it says so right here. if 19 passes, seniors can move closer to family or medical care. i looked at moving but i can't afford the taxes. will you help california's most vulnerable? vote 'yes' on prop 19. >>> we're back with an australian surfer barely escaping a shark attack thanks to a drone. the shark looks like it's going to take a bite but swims away. the drone issued an audio warning, and the surfer paddled back to shore. >>> we turn now to the growing anger in wisconsin. tear gas was deployed against protesters overnight after the de

professor alan schroeder is a presidential debates historian and he's in albuquerque, new mexico.oining us on the programme. thank you. we will go back into history in a little bit, but let's try and work out what is happening at the moment. there are supposed to be three debates between the top two candidates. we have had one. what is your best guess about whether we will get the other two or not. i think it's 50-50 other two or not. i think it's 50—50 we may get one more, probably the last one that was scheduled for october 21. this one next week, i don't see how this could possibly go on, because the commission which responses the debates has said they will do a debate next week, but virtually, and drunk, as you have just now says absolutely not. so i don't think this next one is going to happen. who has more to gain or lose from these debates, going forward , lose from these debates, going forward, now? this is the strange thing. trump is the one who needs more debates. he is way behind at this point in the polling and the logic is debates would give him more opportunities to

there debate in albuquerque is about 25 minutes. >> this is the kob 4 second congressional district debate, candidates working to earn your for a democrat xochitl torres small and republican yvette herrell. moderating tonight, chris ramirez. moderator: thank you for watching on kob 4 or listening to radio parties across new mexico. it is the first time xochitl torres small and yvette herrell have debated in the same room. >> they agree to social assistance income a distance from the crew in our studio. >> this race is a rematch from 2018 when xochitl torres small narrowly defeated yvette herrell. make the case to voters in your district tonight. >> these are the rules kob 4 established, candidates will have one minute for opening remarks, 2 minutes to answer each question, 90 seconds for closing remarks. moderators mansur of the candidate who exceeds the time limits at the moderators discretion and we will take two very short commercial breaks. >> earlier this week candidates agreed to a coin flip to determine the order of appearance for those opening and closing remarks. yvette herrell wi

meanwhile, mid-80s in the rockies today and seasonal around the great lakes. 102 in phoenix. 84 in albuquerque. >>> coming up, another major restaurant chain files for bankruptcy. >>> but first protesting in the streets after a police officer in wisconsin is cleared of charges in the shooting of a black teenager outside a mall. the national guard activated. >>> plus, one surfer's close call with a shark caught on camera. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision cha

. >> hospital beds on the move in albuquerque, new mexico, with hospitals pushing capacity, officials in new mexico say many coronavirus patients there need to be transferred from one hospital to another throughout the state. and they're worried about having enough people to take care of them. >> our hospital leaders' greatest concern today is staffing up those betts. they point out health care workforce, they're getting tired, there's people who step back. >> cases have spiked to such an extent in new mexico that the governor is telling people flat out, don't leave your home if you don't have to. the virus, she says, is winning. >> this is the most serious emergency that new mexico has ever faced. >> officials say many new cases are tied directly to virus spreads in prisons and veterans homes. >> there are 52 members in quarantine and 25 staff members out of the unit with positive covid-19 tests. >> wisconsin and new mexico had one of ten states that just reported the single highest number of cases ever. the u.s. topped 60,000 new cases in a single day for the first time since august

so much of our research relied on primary sources, paper collections in santa fe and albuquerque, new mexico, local and regional spanish and english language newspapers. we relied heavily on the hispanic division, which was fantastic at the library of congress. georgette dorn and tracy north, resources bothto and puerto rico, and also helped us with the storylines in the book. we used the periodicals room to look at a number of newspapers, particularly puerto rican newspapers. and the ever helpful san juan star, which was the only one of the three that was in english. and then at national archives, to capture the story, particularly of puerto rican resident commissioners and territorial delegates, we went into a number of different record groups. the department of interior territorial papers, record group 48, the records of the office of the territories, record 126, and then, in addition to that, the center for legislative archives supplied us with a lot of images, original documents, and certificates of election. so, the book is structured, again, like the volumes on women in congres

they didn't show up on the map but they're basically about 4 to 8 inches of snow stretching from albuquerquewhere from a quarter to a half an inch, so there could be a lot of power outages, problems there as well in the mid-plains for today santa ana winds are kicking up out in california causing big problems for the wildfires. record lows in the plains and plenty of su >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are still looking at some fairly mild weather especially with our high temperatures in the mid-70s for much of the peninsula and the east bay. as we head inland to the valleys it's going to reach into the low 80s this afternoon. we are still concerned about the high fire danger. we'll see our highs reaching into the upper 70s and low 80s along with those wind gusts that could still reach up to 60 miles per hour. >> and that's your latest weather. craig. >> all right, thank you. >>> still ahead here this morning, jamie foxx reveals his sister's death in a heartfelt tribute and we'll hear from him. we are also going to take a closer look at their incredible bond but first, these

hot air balloons are up over albuquerque for the annual balloon launch which happens throughout the monthf october. this year's famous international balloon fiesta event is canceled with covid-19, but more than 100 balloons are still taking flight and dotting the skies over the duke city. it turns out al beer canner citn early october. that's a bucket list thing for me to see that. it looks so gorgeous, lisa. >> very cool. we are looking at just some slightly cooler weather. i know you told me you slept most of the day away yesterday. >> tired. >> i was kind of jealous, but letting you know it was really hot and still hazy out there. today not as hot and we're having pockets of the bay looking a little bit better but still spare the air alert. north bay and east bay high elevated smoke. 7:08 is the official sunrise. with the longer nights we're a couple of degrees cooler. fog at the and a half mile visibility and live doppler 7 picking up on the low clouds and fog down the shoreline. this system here will bring us modest cooling as we get into the beginning of the week, and then another s

san jose state's game this weekend supposed to be played in albuquerque but moved to san jose because9 cases in new mexico. there have been no reported cases on the football team. so good news there. that game is now set for saturday in san jose at 4:00 p.m. >>> and the pac-12 will resume on november 7th. stanford's opener at oregon, you can watch that game right here on abc 7 at 4:30 in the afternoon. and cal will host washington that same day, 7:30 in the evening on espn. pac-12, ambitious goals. trying to play seven straight weeks with the title game. this is really going to be ambitious, but the conference believes their protocols and testing will allow them to play through. >>> what a great sound. washington's head coach ron rivera rang the bell today, finishing his last round of sche chemotherapy and proton therapy. several more follow-ups of scans, but the staff is feeling hopeful. announced his diagnosis in august but has not missed a game. for all of us touched by cancer in our families, that bell is so meaningful and so powerful. and so wonderful. so we wish our best to ron

. >> reporter: hospital beds on the move in albuquerque, new mexico, with hospitals pushing capacity.ew mexico say many coronavirus patients there need to be transferred from one hospital to another throughout the state. and they're worried about having enough people to take care of them. >> our hospital leader's great concern today is staffing up those beds. they point out that, you know, the health care workforce that's been fighting valently against co-credit in new mexico are getting tired and there's some people who have stepped back. >> reporter: cases have spiked to such an extent in new mexico that the governor is telling people flat out don't leave your home if you don't have to. the virus, she says, is winning. >> this is the most serious emergency that new mexico has ever faced. >> reporter: business business is also seeing horrific spikes. and officials say many new cases are tied directly to virus spreads in prisons and veterans homes like the king facility in what pack ka county. >> there are 52 members currently in quarantine. and there are 25 staff members currently ou

. >>> albuquerque is keeping a tradition alive this weekend. >> i'm so excited about this story. >> ier canceling its annual big 49th balloon fiesta you can view or ride the balloons but just five people at a time. it is cool at sunset. >> beautiful time of year there, too. up next, the latest word on president trump's condition and why the next 48 hours may be crucial. and the time line events that led to the question did president trump go to a new jersey fund-raiser aware that he had coronavirus? you're watching "msnbc live." to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. ensure max protein. tonight, i'll be eating a veggie cheeseburger on ciabatta, no tomatoes.. [hard a] tonight... i'll be eating four cheese tortellini with extra tomatoes. [full emphasis on the soft a] so its come to this? [doorbell chimes] thank you. [doorbell chimes] bravo. careful, hamill. daddy's not here to save you. oh i am my daddy. wait, what? wh

>> listen -- >> reporter: some neighborhoods like this albuquerque cul-de-sac are proving political arguments can still be civil. >> i ordered 15 biden signs. we have like a sign war going on but it's friendly. >> reporter: and not all the divides are split by fence. >> what's more important than politics is our relationship. >> reporter: some are in the same house like the diroccos married for 34 years, together nearly 40. she's voting biden, but trump has his vote. >> i can't. i really can't. >> it's a compromise. >> reporter: and they aren't the only ones compromising. a study by fivethirtyeight done in 2016 found that nearly 30% of marriages are between mismatched partisan pairs. the dunbars are one of them. >> i'm not voting republican. it's just not happening. >> reporter: their conversations around the dinner table aren't that different than most and though they disagree -- >> opportunist -- opportunity and excuse to go out and -- >> okay, and so when the clans feel empowered or the hate groups feel empowered, is that an opportunity for them as well? >> reporter: their bond proving a h

the most since the pandemic hitl >> nbc's megan fitzgerald live in a hospital just outside albuquerquet are doctors most concerned about there? >> well, shep, at this point they're calling the situation here in new mexico alarming ando projec they've been tracking this virus very closely so they are able to project that in two weeks from now, by november 15th they believe that this virus is going to inundate the icus, double the numbers that they see there if not triple right now they're seeing the virus is gripping the state here which is different what we saw in the beginning of the pandemic when it hit hard the native american community when it hit hard the native american community, just running rampant through reservations and pueblos, killing hundreds. >> it was literally from, you know, just a straight up there was no curve it just went straight up andpre, that's just largely because of how quick it spread, but also how it spend among multigenerations very fast >> leaders in the native-american community back in april sounding the alarm and reaching out to officials here in new

this has had tragic results, as we have seen in kenosha, albuquerque, and other places, with people being shot, wounded, and of course killed in kenosha. two people killed. these armed groups of a history of responding to the president's statements. not just recently, but over the past several years. several groups responded to the southwest quarter after the president complained about the migrant caravan threatening the u.s.. they of course have no authority. they weren't called into action by any governmental authority, but they came to the southwest border and took migrants into custody and held them for customs and border patrol. to pro-trumpeploy rallies, extensible to protect rallygoers, and we have seen them callout over social media willingness to come to the president's aid during the impeachment proceedings, in the event that the president should have been impeached and removed from office. now we have the daily dose of disinformation about mail-in ballot being being susceptible to fraud and about any delay in the tabulations being the result of a rigged election, and so based o

this has had tragic results as we have seen in kenosha, albuquerque and other places with people being shot, wounded and forced killed in connection to people killed. these arms group as i mentioned have a history of responding to the president statements. not just recently but over the past several years. several groups responded to the southwest border at the president complained about the migrant caravan threatening the u.s. they had no authority, they were not called into action by any governmental authority but they came to the southwest border and took migrants into custody and held them for customs and border patrol. we sell them deployed to approach from rallies to protect rally goers. we have seen them call out over social media a willingness to come to the presidents aid bactrian impeachment proceedings in the event the present would be impeached and removed from office. we have the daily dose of disinformation about mail in balloting being susceptible to fraud. in about any delay in the tabulation been the result of a rigged election. and so based on the past, we can expect

this has that tragic results as we've seen in kenosha, albuquerque, and of the places with people being shot and wounded and, of course, killed in kenosha, two people kill kill. these are the groups have a history of responding to the president's statements, not just recently but over the last several years. so several groups responded to the southwest border after the president complained about the migrant caravan threatening the u.s. they of course have no authority. it were not called into action by any governmental authority, but they came to the southwest border and took migrants into custody and held them for customs and border patrol. we saw them deploy to approach of rallies, ostensibly to protect rally goers. and we have seen them call out over social media a willingness to, to the president aid back during the impeachment proceedings, in the event that the president should event impeached and removed from office. now of course with a daily dose of disinformation about mail-in balloting being susceptible to fraud and about any delay in the calculations being the result of a rig