alicia: basically the degree of mobility.we have learned, very clearly in the european case, second wave, i.e. delta, and much more so with omicron. you can have much more targeted measures, i.e., refusal ability much less and still have additional covid policy. they're trying to find ways that still keep cases at bay, but in a way that develops immunity. that is another important issue. you have to get to that in immunity level. therefore avoid deaths, but at the same time, harm the economy less. that is the question. >> do you expect in 2023, next year china and xi jinping might finesse the policy to deal with covid? einar: i still think they are dealing with it from a scientific perspective. and they are not without fault. a year ago, they took their foot off the gas in terms of getting people vaccinated. the fact is, regardless of what vaccine you get, six months after you've had your last booster or original two shots, the efficacy has gone down dramatically. we have checked that on the science side. you have to have it

hello everyone, i'm alicia menendez. this saturday, all eyes on pennsylvania where three presidents are wielding their political clout to motivate voters ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. in philadelphia, president biden and former president obama just wrapped up a rally for the states race for governor and u.s. senate. this was their first and only joint appearance on the trail ahead of this election cycle. biden laying up the midterms as not a referendum but a choice. >> folks, three days. three days man. until one of the most important elections, one of the most important elections in the lifetime is going to shape the outcome is going to shape outward the country for the decades to come. and the power to shape that outcome is in your hands. two years ago, two years ago, you use that power to make donald trump not only a former president but you made him a defeated president. >> president obama also urging voters to head out to the polls, worried about the future of democracy under gop leadership. >> fundamental ri

senior correspondent alicia acuÑa is live in phoenix with the latest. hi, alicia.licia: hi, mike, maricopa county elections officials say and have been saying the pace of the count is a function of state -- of a state statute and insist they are following the law. unlike some other states, arizona law allows voters to drop off their early ballots on election day while the folks who go in person on election day to vote get ballots counted immediately. the late ballots still need to be signature verify today ensure they are legal votes. this year the number of late earlies was like anything they had ever seen or expected. >> if unfair allegations are being made i'm going to respond to those because we don't want that misinformation out there. if people out there in the community think that we are slow rolling this, the vote, the release of the votes, then that start to create further concerns with the process. so i'm standing up for the process. alicia: left to count in the state of arizona, more than 266,000 in maricopa county. it's more than 194,000. as of the late

alicia garcia, harrow of the texas investment managers, alicia, thank you. thank you. it is not entirely surprising that the years mid terms aren't over yet, so just hours after paul's close now were most votes countered, though some key races are still on the balance and they roll aside which party holds the majority in congress. and what presidential biden can accomplish over the, coming to years for months now, many political campaigns were full of aggressive rhetoric, but are corresponded. janelle de malone knows that many voters did look at core issues, including the yukon exit. polls have shown about inflation and the economy have been among the most important voter concerns in this election with edison research saying that 8 out of 10 voters across the country feel that the economy has been doing poorly while 6 out of 10 say that gas prices high gas prices have contributed to their feelings of hardship. now, how the economy is handled from here on will also depend heavily on who ends up controlling the legislature. when democrats, more likely to want to spend th

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hey, paola. >> hey, alicia. i'm trying to emulate you. evening, and welcome to ayman. i am paola ramos in for ayman mohyeldin. tonight, donald trump dines with a white nationalist, what his campaign is saying, and how republicans are reacting? plus, the justice department warns investigation into trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. and i'll speak with a new president of the human rights campaign about how to fight hate speech in the wake

>> well, actually, aleash yashgs alicia, i went to sleep. >> don't brag. >> i love what you said, aliciaf course, watching latino voters. right now, i'm calm. and regular people coming out and taking the issues to hand. the first thing that got me the circle that "the new york times" made around the u.s./mexico border, saying that the red wave around the south rio grande valley did not happen. even though beto did not win, one of the things i was watching was texas because of the fact that i had so many latina/latino voters were motivated to come out and vote because of uvalde. and their disappointment, their anger, towards governor greg abbott. but at the same time, you know, looking at these numbers, of course, greg abbott won. but it still was a win, i think, in the sense of voters in texas writ large. because as you know, it's often said in texas is not a blue state or red state. it's a nonvoting state. so increasing voting by any measure by latinos is great. i'm looking at places like pennsylvania where latinos and latinas are the swing within the swing, within lehigh valley of penn

alicia? >> mike memoli, your ability to maintain train of thought while also having people cheer and shot in the background always incredibly impressive to me. i wonder what you heard from voters about obama's return to the camp intro. >> listen, as we have seen, democrats are just nervous, right? they have a real sense of dread even heading into the election on tuesday because they're worried about the what the mood of the country's. seeing president obama reunite with president biden tonight is bringing back that era of good feelings. he really has been a different person on the campaign trail. you saw somebody who is following him on the road the last few weeks, and they say, it really brought back memories of the barack obama who was in the early days of that 2008 campaign, without a huge stuff, without a huge secret service eta. he's been loosened up unable to get out the message in a way that has been free of the kind of constraints and politics that joe biden has to deal with. it's bee

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>> hi alicia.t we know is that desantis was brought up by trump and he is actually now with a trump him is trump on steroids. when he has been doing is, instead of focusing on the issues we have here in florida which is an affordability crisis. the prices of rent and electricity and goats and services here in florida. they are much higher than the rest of the nation. he has not been doing. that what he's been doing is trying to appeal to the most extreme wing of the party and that is exactly what you're going to get. you are going to get not to say donald trump at a trump on steroids. without a newly, charm by the, wife alicia. he has been very easily and comfortably going in winning his reelection by only appearing on fox news and he is not really accepted questions from any credible media or journalist. in any of his press conferences. he is going to stumble on the national safe so in some ways have to be honest with you, i hope that the republican party picks ron desantis because he is not going

>> that's a great question, alicia.with respect to the legal audience, folks like me and also folks at the department of justice, you will call merrick garland before he appointed the special counsel said he was watching those hearings diligently. and would be alert to the findings of the committee. they are looking to see the contours of any crimes, whether it's obstruction of justice, obstruction of congress. even seditious conspiracy. people like me are going to be looking to see if there are within the report, the building blocks of the elements of crimes. with respect to the general audience, you are right. there is another constituency here. it was that constituency for who some of these hearings were built. i am hopeful that the report is digestible, that it is plain, that it is language. that it is written in a format that the viewers who found the hearings compelling will also find compelling. that is to tell a chronological story, but also put the report into the words of the people who experience as events fi

thanks for being with us, i am alicia menendez and we begin the saturday looking ahead to 2024. yes, the political world is already eyeing the next presidential contest. despite the fact that the 2022 midterms are not technically over. early voting in georgia senate runoff underway, we take a look at this, voting lines we saw in georgia thanks to the states supreme court which dismissed an appeal allowing early voting to begin today, nearly two dozen counties. the big story we start with, tonight is south of the florida georgia line, we are learning about donald trump dining with a well-known white supremacist. his name is -- now you just see one clip, to truly know who he has, i want to warn you, what you are both, see what you're about to hear is completely vial. >> this is going to be the most racist, -- antisemitic -- holocaust denying -- in all of dallas this weekend. >> again, vile, we said that before a speech in texas and yes that is who gains a seat at a former presidents dinner table at mar-a-lago. congressman -- tweeted, tell me who your friends are, i will tell you w

board member alicia finley.cia, first of all is this a crypto failure going to be confined to crypto or will it spin into the larger financial system? >> are arty seeing it start to fill into other crypto spaces, crypto firms are struggling because of this lending pla platform. it eventually used customer funds as collateral bridge are starting to see lending firms are blocked by genesis warrant they may be forced to go into bankruptcy as well. we cannot really know for sure whether this will be contained to the crypto spacer. a lot of the hedge 17 making big bets on crypto. you've seen a couple hedge funds actually in recent months fail. i think the regulars need to keep a close eye on whether this starts to bleed into the financial system. but right now it does not seem to be doing so. paul: that is good news. kim, i guess the final question is how could this 30-year-old, a mass all of this influence and respectability and fail in such spectacular fashion so quickly? >> because no one was looking at. that was

>> absolutely, alicia.nk we are thinking about two years of mccarthy basically throwing himself behind trump and a lot of the questions being, well, what does he stand for? we heard criticisms from other folks in his party saying that he would sell out his own mother for his own ambitions. so this can only not be coming from democrats at this time. we even heard the past week or so from rap warren, davidson of ohio saying that there are a number of people who have said that they will publicly always disavow and be a never kevin. so when we are thinking about what is gonna happen in january, when it comes to folks having to speak out and actually publicly say whether they are gonna vote or support him or not vote to support him, we are not gonna see much of a difference from what we just heard. i think kevin look at the has a long way to go, he is playing a very careful dance here where he knows that there are many people who are supporting trump and who will also not support him and have made a very clear t

i'm joined now by alicia hops. she's the chief financial officer of coin base, one of the world's largest criptos changes. lisa, thank you for joining me. coin base has been relatively unscathed by this so far. how has the f t x crisis exposed poor practices and risk management within the crypto space in general though? well, there's no question that tech success purpose medical practices for f t x. so today's bankruptcy filing, there was a quote from the new ceo of f t x that in his 40 years of experience compared to crave, he had seen a worse control environment. so i think that this is an important lesson for the industry on the criticality of risk management. and i mean, it's taken a fundamentally different approach to then these unregulated offshore exchanges. from the beginning, we placed an emphasis on responsibility on being the most trusted on investing in risk management and controls. and we're really proud of where that positioned us to be able to navigate the storm. as a publicly traded company, we plac

alicia: i would say, it is about 10%. is the large cap names which are still trading at higher multiples. in the end, when you get a multiple compression year and you get the ends of the exuberance on the valuation side, you have to bring value festers -- investors back. some of these growth names are trading at high multiples. the top of the market still has risk. you can see it and how the overall market and aggregate has traded, the dow versus the nasdaq, the dow versus the s&p. the s&p is over weighted, top 10 names, 20% of the index, a lot of those names still not cheap. still expensive. jonathan: we like to talk about the equal weight. lisa: [laughter] it does make sense. it does. i think it is a good point. going forward, do you think the potential for contagion is off the table considering we still have potentially more washout to go? alicia: i think there is still a risk of sovereign debt issues in europe and i think we are not through this winter. i think we are not through the net gas problem of this winter. af

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alicia, thank you.aishah: katherine cortez masto facing thin-close race as thousands of ballots still being counted at this hour with control of the senate still up for grabs. jonathan hunt is live in las vegas with the latest on that nail-biter, hi, jonathan. jonathan: hi, aishah, republicans are increasingly pessimistic that their candidate adam laxalt can pull out a critical victory here and here is why. as you take a look at the score card, he's only just about 900 votes little under 900 votes ahead and the majority of votes are still to be counted are going to come from here in clark county where 75% of the population of nevada lives and which is a democratic stronghold and always has been so. so mr. laxalt himself, in fact, even tweeting today that the path to victory for him appears to be narrowing and seeming to accept that it is going to be very difficult although not completely giving up hope as the counting goes on. now, that counting will continue through today and if they don't get a defini

that ayman has been traveling, jonathan as well as alicia.te. i don't know if the vote matters. you know, can i make a difference? and the american people are making a difference here, these very small margins are key. that is why turnout from young people is so important. what we've seen in these college towns across the country. but i am very struck, especially when we are talking about races where election deniers were on the ballot, races of people who have literally espoused agreeing with the fact that women should be jailed for potentially having a lifesaving care that they need, or the health care that they need, if it's an abortion, that doctors should be jailed or punish. that there are people who voted for those folks in these races. in these races, the margin of people who said they're gonna stand for democracy are small. and i think that is something we're gonna have to really think about and wrestle with over the next next couple of weeks. >> for symone, i'm so glad you brought up young people, because i had a note to bring it up

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alicia, ten seconds to you, what about michigan and where do things stand?rtainly hope tudor dixon is able to pull this off. we need to change the regime and get whitmer out. the other two codes that are benson need to go. the republicans can do it. >> carley: jon, kristi, alicia, thank you for joining us and we will be watching for sure. >> thank you very much. >> carley: todd, over >> todd: tweeters new owner elonva sharing this advice, share power curves the excess of both parties, therefore, i recommend vote for a republican congress event the presidency is democratic. a reply to elon musk having balance of power "like most people in america i agree with some of the democrat, some republican policies but not all. however, executive and legislative branches were dominated by one party, then we lose balance of power. we are 30 minutes out from the first polls opening on election day has republicans look for upset and battleground as well as blue states. >> carley: that is right we talked a three g.o.p. candidates have a shot to flip their districts. don't

>> alicia, such an honor to see you. so many young people really centering their stories, their heartbreak, i am a dreamer myself. i remember being a 17 year old, having to go through the struggles of not being able to pay tuition because we know that education transforms life. we were able to get this done because we sent the voices of young people, of the dreamers, to ensure that we have the bridges of cross coalitions, with democrats, republicans and independents. >> here is the thing i want people to understand, that you understand really while right now which is that we are old enough to remember back in 2010, when you are state past espy ten 70 show me your papers law, this is of course the home of former maricopa county sheriff joe appliance was convicted of racially profiling latinos. there has been a political sea change in arizona. it has happened because of younger people in the state, young latinos in the state and i wonder and other states, asked there watching, what happened in arizona? what is the lesson?

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>> hello everyone, i'm alicia menendez, it has happened again. another deadly mass shooting in america, this time at a night club called a refuge for the lgbtq community in colorado springs. we will talk to to lgbtq state representatives from colorado about the attack, and what can be done about rising hate in america. there's other news to talk about as well. the new man in charge of the mar-a-lago documents, and why the attorney general put him there. later, i will ask a story, if there is any precedent for the new congress. that's all ahead. this is american voices. we begin tonight where we have been too many times before. america's endless cycle of gun violence. used to be a place of worship, the grocery store, but now it is a shooting at a gay bar in colorado springs. a 22-year-old man -- walked into club q shortly before midnight and started shooting. five dead, 22 others are injured. police have not released a motive, and investigators have not ruled out this act of violence as a hate crime. sometimes, words are not enough to describe the

. >> glad to be right, thank you alicia.hat you are saying, we are watching history being made right at this moment, because look at the pattern of history. you know, we have been saying it for weeks, first term presidents, their midterms, they have these terrible experiences, reagan and 82, clinton in 1994, barack obama in 2010, setbacks in congress, instead what we have got is joe biden and the democrats, they are having the best midterm performance in a congressional election of anyone in the last 90 years. and the additional thing is that biden did not have the benefit that other presidents have had when they were able to buck the trend. 1934, roosevelt, franklin roosevelt had the new deal. it helped him do better in the midterms. john kennedy, 1962, cuban missile crisis, helped him. 2002, george w. bush, national solidarity after 9/11, instead joe biden went against the advice of a lot of his advisers and said the issue this year's democracy. it is in danger. if you tell that to americans, they will see how serious this

hello everyone i'm alicia menendez. we begin right now with follow up on donald trump's dinner at his former state. he's the twice impeached candidate. dining with nick friends, and the rapper formerly known as kanye west. >> so trump is really impressed with nick photos, and unlike so many of the lawyers and some people that he was left with on his 2020 campaign, he's actually a loyalist. but he didn't know what a loyalist is. you will still have your loyalists. >> actually a loyalist, a loyalist to donald trump insists he knows nothing about. it was a dinner, which trump now calls quote. quick and an eventful. in the last hour the white house released a statement saying that bigotry, hate, and antisemitism has no place in america including mar-a-lago. adding, quote holocaust and i'll must be forcefully condemned. >> one unnamed trump aide called the gendron effing nightmare. mainly, because according to the new york times, fuentes phoned over trump and trump fond right back. reclaiming at the dinner that fuentes quote

hello, i'm alicia menendez. we begin this hour in colorado springs. the sight of america's latest mass shooting. lgbtq+ nightclub once again the target. police have not yet released a motive. investigators are working to determine if the shooting was an act of hate. here's what we know at this hour. police say a gunman walked into club q a just before midnight and opened fire. at last check, five people have died. many of them were hurt while trying to escape to safety. this witness was on the dance floor when the chaos began. >> i turn to my left, i saw the flash from the muzzle. when i saw, that iran. i ran to the dressing room where the drag queens strange to get rid of her performances. there was, including, me there are two other people in there. i made them lock the doors. they closed and lock the doors. we got down on the ground and cut off all the lights. we heard everything. we heard more, a third round of shots. we heard the assailant be detained by employees of club q. i'm thinking at any second this man could just bust through the door and

>> alicia, good day to you. north carolina police say a young girl died after being hit by a truck during a christmas parade. witnesses say a truck carrying a dance company float lost control and had the young performer. she then died of injuries. the driver faces several charges. historic snowfall in western new york state claimed at least two lives so fire. half a foot of snow reported in buffalo, closing roads, triggering driving bans and grounded flights. officials urge residents to stay inside. and wedding bells today at the white house. president biden's granddaughter naomi tied the knot and on the south lawn, 250 people are in attendance. the press was not allowed, so the only photos provided by the white house. reception for the newlyweds kicking off this evening. more on that after this. on thatft aer this. ch cushiony softness, it's hard for your family to remember they can use less. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody! - sorry! - sorry! - sorry

joining us for the coverage tonight is -- not joining us, we're joining alicia. we're crushing her party, so thank you for hosting us. alicia menendez, who normally is hosting american voices at this hour, is allowing us to be with her. ayman mohyeldin and jonathan capehart is joining us from d.c.. thanks to everybody for being here tonight, thank you for you watching tonight. we need to go to our friend steve kornacki to understand what is about to happen in nevada, why it matters and where we stand. steve, good evening to you. >> good evening, ali. you set the stakes well. if katherine cortez masto wins nevada, democrats win the senate, and the georgia runoff will be about determining the exact size of their majority. at the moment, cortez masto trust by 862 votes, what we are waiting on, as you say, it's more than 22,000 votes, specifically out of clark county. clark county is the biggest in the state, it's where vegas is, it's worth 70% of all the votes in a state come out of here. what you're seeing is how overall the vote has been breaking in clark county.

i'm a sub for alicia from the over such that almost at the signal has to come from the top and politics. it distorts a truly, it will take a political solution. but unfortunately with european bureaucracy, it is taking far too long, patient cut to you, india and hooked up on august the 2nd we actually assumed that this war will go on for longer, not just for half a year. let me be 3 for 5 years and me of and that the black sea will continue to be blockaded by russia dentistry. i'm not sure, of course, it's in our interest for ukraine to diversify its transit routes. if we can to ensure the green producers can reach rolled markets. ukraine apartments yet uh, divide map to com. we are back in noah church in mauritania. what are the dangers if supplies from ukraine continue to fail and prices rise? bread is a major stable fleet. here, when we imports failed to arrive some 10 years ago, they were riots, bloody demonstrations and protests. today the military controls the streets and with reason, as bread prices are rising again. customers in hungary, she wipes bakery. oh, worried. i heard th

>> good evening, alicia.ublican challenger adam laxalt still leads here in nevada but that lead over democratic incumbent senator catherine cortez masto is shrinking and as we await new numbers in the next few hours from northern nevada and from here in las vegas, it would be a gamble at this stage to put it all on red. but the laxalt team appears willing to make that bet. >> we're going to win this thing, hopefully. and the important race for the country and migrate state. >> a bold prediction from adam laxalt in the crucial nevada senate race as he hangs on to a slim lead over democratic senator catherine cortez masto who has not granted any interviews since election day. the counting continues most significantly in washoe county northern nevada and democrat heavy clark county in the south home to las vegas and 75% of the state's population. >> appreciate your vote. clark county registrar has suggested the vast majority of votes will be counted by the end of saturday. >> we're not purposefully holding this

alicia leigh willis joins us now "the christmas at greenbrier."tmas stories. it is so sweet. it is all about family and second chances of love and everything you want in christmas, right? >> steve: i would imagine that guy right there is the second chance at love. >> that is the guy my second chance at love, josh murray. i have so much fun with him. it was a little difficult at times because he's like 6'5", so i had to stand on an apple box. we would be dancing and would have to shift the box over. and he is supposed to be a professional football player. >> brian: this is someone to reengage with in this movie? >> he was my college love and we parted when he went to play professionally and broke my heart. and then, we get a second chance. >> steve: during christmas. what a magical place and a magical moment. >> the greenbrier, that is the real start of the movie. that place is magical and it is amazing. my daughter, my mom got to come and stay for the shoot at the hotel. it was just... >> ainsley: how long did it take you to shoot the movie? >> we

charles watson is in atlanta and alicia acuna is in phoenix.onathan. >> good evening john appeared in the next few hours we will get new numbers from the two most populous counties in the state of nevada. as they wrap up the counting of the ballots that they have it. it will be the final full day of counting from washoe county in the north, to reno the second most populous county in nevada. and then here in clark county by far the most populous county three quarters of the state's population and where the majority of the votes will come from. there is nothing left to bring in in terms of balance, listen here. >> my vaults are empty. we've got all of the ballots that have been received here by whatever means, drop off box, u.s. mail, they're all in the process to be counted today is the final day for those ballots. >> here's where we stand right now. democratic incumbent senator catherine cortez masto is trailing republican challenger adam laxalt by a little less than 900 votes. and all of the momentum from democratic heavy clark county is with

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alicia kearns mp, chair of the _ of that in doubt.rces have liberated kherson, many soldiers who are from that city and nearby villages can finally visit their home and see relatives for the first time since the start of the russian invasion. the bbc�*s abdujalil abdurasulov has travelled with some of those fighters and witnessed their emotional reunions. villages surrounding kherson still bear scars of heavy fighting. but ukrainian forces stand on guard here now. it's incredible to drive like this here and breathe freely, sergei says. his unit fought in this area, pushing towards kherson. his fellow comrades in arms, alexander and 0leg, are from this region and they haven't been home for nine months. and finally they are back. this is the first time when these soldiers can visit their hometown. all these days and months, they've been fighting against the russian forces. and now this is the moment when they can finally meet their relatives for the first time since the russian invasion. 0leg's friends, with whom he played football sinc

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oh, when comes through the need and i can see to so the conflict can add some fuel to what is alicia a story falsely claiming that 15000 protesters were sentenced to death and her ron has spread like wildfire amplified by an outcry from western politicians and celebrities, archie, contributor rachel mars. it delves into the story earlier this year. canadian prime minister, just and shrewd o tossed around the notion of disinformation to justify banning r t from canadian airways just like his allies did in the european union. and he did it in the absence of any specific facts or evidence. you know, it's just a convenient way to discredit information and analysis that you don't like. but this week it's trudeau who's been caught red handed, peddling, actual, proven dis information. when he tweeted, than deleted a statement of using the iranian government of having decided to execute 15000 anti he job protesters. canada denounces the reigning regimes barberic decision to impose the death penalty on nearly $15000.00 protesters. these brave iranians were fighting for their human rights, and

alicia says she was hit hard by the pandemic and she doesn't get news from the mainstream media.ing on in the world? well, it isn't off the tv. why not? no. um, it's kind of... there's no trust left. she gets some of her information from the likes of richard hall. i'm not gonna say, oh yeah, he's100% right. he's made a few good points. he's done his research, which is commendable. but nobody knows. so you've got to keep a rational view on it. it's only when i tell her the survivors say hall's got it wrong, that she appears to change her mind. does that make it different? does that cross a line? well, a very big line to be honest. if that is what he's doing, if it isn't all truthful, then yeah. i mean, the poorfamilies. i think what was most interesting about speaking to alicia was when i mentioned the survivors and what they'd been through, she was quick to change her mind and actually decide, oh, hang on this isn't a hoax. and i think that tells us that these views aren't so deeply held as we might think, and that's actually quite encouraging. the problem with conspiracy theorie

we have a jam packed show for you just ahead, all-star poli poli poli political -- >> john: and alicia, which voters are the candidates targeting today? >> all about the super important, illusive, unaffiliated voters, all the candidates are targeting today and the issues that are most important to voters inflation and border security. >> our border crisis has been going on for decades, and washington has failed arizona and other border states on this. hey, i provided a billion dollars more for border patrol agents, technology and monitoring at the border. >> that was democrat incumbent senator mark kelly. he's in a dead heat race to keep his job trying to convince voters he's not aligned with the current administration on all things. fox news polling has shown political newcomer republican blake masters is the senate candidate voters trust most on the issue. >> if you just throw the border wide open you think that's going to cause a crisis? yes. they did it on purpose. not only did they tell illegal aliens, come on in, we are not going to deport you, they incentivized people to break t

we will inform the european nations to alicia at hulu, live brooklyn, and also canada. will she, brooke, or level of live functional suit? that will mean they start their sanctions against all kinds of fertilizer or louis it to fertilizers, which are important for our agriculture element and against the export of russian wheels. exporters show, debra. this he is following the russian narrative, yet agricultural products are explicitly excluded from western sanctions. by is putin's view. so convincing ones are probably mr. here that the our problem isn't. for other reasons, we have a rather bad image and parts of this region window not rushes on the scene. it appears as a viable alternative, but even kind of it is not a former colonial power. my what is well receiving has achieved a certain success. bear with us misinformation and disinformation thought, and i think we should we think our own history and how we interact with these countries. think she still on government isn't done like a dogma. this is the only over the world us. oh, put in newton. they certainly doesn'

. >> john: and alicia is live in phoenix. when are we getting the next batch of numbers from maricopa county? >> expecting the next batch this evening at 8:00 p.m. local, 10:00 eastern, and also throughout the day little batches. take a look at the most recent numbers in the senate, incumbent senator mark kelly expanded the lead over blake masters by more than 115,000 votes. the governor is tighter, 26,000. and a bulk of votes have not been counted in maricopa county. arizona law allows ballots to be dropped off to 7:00 p.m. on election day. an increase since 2020 that has bogged down the system. the lake campaign has been highly critical, her attorney tweeting the biggest problems are maricopa and pima counties. they are slow walking results hoping to outlast our legal and other observer, ain't gonna happen. recorder in the second largest county pushing back. why taking so long? 44k people dropped off ballots on election day in pima county, i literally have receipts. an if the team would have been paying attention before the

and alicia thank you. georgians are gearing up for another four weeks of campaigning.he senate race between incumbent senator democrat raphael warnock and republican challenger herschel walker is headed for a december 6th run off and, with that will come the parade of surrogates. more campaign ads, and tens and tens of millions of dollars. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is in atlanta tonight. >> are you ready, georgia? [cheers] >> democratic senator raphael warnock galvanizing supporters in atlanta today in his first public appearance since the race for senate went to a run off against republican challenger herschel walker. >> i never thought that i would ever do this but i think the lord prepared me for a moment like this right here. >> the football star will also hit the ground running holding a rally tonight in canton with texas senator ted cruz who will try to help shore up the republican base. after incumbent governor brian kemp outperformed walker tuesday night. >> for those who made a different choice this time, whether for herschel walker or someone

alicia acuna, thank you. coming up this hour, we're going to talk with the mayor of colorado springs, john southers. eric? eric: we'll have that with the mayor, as you said, later on in our newscast. we have other news to tell you about. inflation, well, you know, thanksgiving the price of turkey and the trimmings are going up. we'll take a look coming up here on fox news about that and have more news on the horrible shootings straight ahead. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health. we're carvana we created a brand new way for you to sell your car go to carvana answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds we'll come to you pay you on the spot then pick up your car that's it at carvana eric: well, we're going to look live at the souther

thanks, alicia. great to see you. let's go to nevada where both sides say that they are picking up votes. if you look at the social media accounts of both of these and you talk to folks in the campaign, they both feel good about this race at this point. democratic senator catherine cortez masto is trying to fight off the challenge from adam laxalt. jonathan hunt is covering this one in las vegas and making lots of betting metaphors throughout the day. hi, jonathan. good to see you. >> i'll spare you those, martha, this time around. they are still counting though here. it is going on most specifically in the two most populous counties in nevada. that is washoe county in the north where reno is. that is the second most populous county and in clark county, the most populous county in nevada. las vegas at its heart, 75% of the state's population lists and votes here. we just heard from joe gloria, the registrar here in clark county, that they have something like 50,000 votes still to count. those are not apparently the ma