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andrew clyde and marjorie taylor— green. thank you for your endorsements. we love you people.gave him those genes according to the world but i think the mother probably had an even bigger impact, lead tenant bert jones. he's done a good job and he is going places. in saying that for long time and he very popular and doing it rightjob as public service commission. the first person in this state to endorse me, barbara macdonald. —— bubbah macdonald. i like your jacket. state senator brandon beach. a great guy. for seven years we've been engaged in an epic struggle from the sinisterforces been engaged in an epic struggle from the sinister forces within who hate our country and want to destroy it for no reason. these forces are far stronger than russia and china. within is worse than without because the right leader in america, if you have that leader, you will have no problem with those countries. we had no problems. we had it all straightened out. would have never ever had that problem with russia — ukraine. china are looking like they're going to do something and they're going

also andrew clyde and marjorie taylor green. thank you for those endorsements. you very much for those endorsements. we love you. that is a great group of patriots. speaking of patriots, i met his father. i loved his father too. his father gave him the jeans according to the world. but i think the mother probably had an even bigger impact. lieutenant governor bert jones. he comes from an incredible family. bert has done an incredible job and he is going places. i have been saying that for a long time and i have so far been right. he is very popular doing a great job as lieutenant governor. the first person in the state to endorse me. bubba mcdonald. [applause] where is bubba? there he is. thank you bubba. i like your jacket, bubba. i also want to thank very much, he has always been there, a real powerful strong person and a man that loves his state and loves our country, state senator brandon beach. thank you brandon. thank you brandon. great guy. for seven years we have been engaged in an epic struggle to rescue our country from sinister forces within that hate

marjorie taylor greene, barry lo loudermilk, andrew clyde. there in the state of georgia in this moment, can people who have such very opposite views on something that at this point has become not just a matter of fact and fiction, right, one side is right and one side is wrong, one side is lying, this is not something where you can entertain two ideas at the same time. can your party continue to be the same political party when these people are all in it? >> every party has their disparate elements that make it difficult sometimes, and you have those difficult kind of conversations but i know what happened in georgia is a lot of those same people who might have complained gave brian kemp a gigantic victory versus what he got in 2018 that gave brad raffensperger a gigantic victory and i view most voters as rational actors. one of the most interesting things is in marjorie taylor greene's district she won that with 68% of the vote and brian kemp won it with i think 80% of the vote or 78% and brad raffensperger won it with about 59% of the vote

miles taylor is back, andrew is also here. miles, this feels like a nuanced story.and real i think happiness, right, that nothing bad happened in miami on tuesday. and what we saw for speaker pelosi's husband waiting in his home and what we saw in new mexico with the chance to interview the prosecutor there is political violence completely tethered to the grievances articulated by trump and his political allies. >> yeah, i mean, nicolle, if you look at the data, it says don't count on peace and don't count on civility because of all the trend lines we're seeing towards political intimidation and violence in the country right now. the way i would describe this moment is that donald trump has lit the fuse but the bomb hasn't gone off yet, and i want to take you back into time because we've seen this show before. now, what so-called moderate republicans told us in lead-up to 2020 that if donald trump lost he would concede, and he would transfer power peacefully. i warned a year before that as you remember that i said donald trump would not concede if he lost, and it wo

taylor swift's reaction after a surprise guest leaves her speechless on stage. in a bucket. i'm sorry. from abc news in new york, this is america for this morning. good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon. we begin with breaking news overnight in ukraine. russian forces are accused of blowing up a major dam in the southern part of the country. the blast also affected a hydroelectric power station near kherson. you can see the water flowing freely through a huge breach in the dam. residents downstream have been warned to evacuate. other videos show communities downstream already flooded. ukrainian officials have said nearly 5 billion gallons of water could be released if the dam failed. russian officials say the dam was damaged by ukrainian military strikes in the contested area. count on us for any new details on the story as we get them. turning now to the investigation into former president trump's handling of classified documents. it appears to be winding down now that his attorneys have met with the special counsel. and trump is still leading the pack on the campaign trail as another republican rival joins the race for the white house. abc'

taylor toronto, claimed on an internet live stream that he had a detonator. toronto also had a open warrant for his arrest, related to the january six insurrection. let's get right to cnn -- andrewuthor of the threat, how the fbi protects america in the age of terror and trump. so, andy, this is scary obviously. do we know how law enforcement was able to zero in on this guy? >> alison, some of the reporting that i've seen indicates that the secret service in the area around the obama residence observed him acting suspiciously or running through the neighborhood, things like that. they interacted with him, identified him, and determined that he has an outstanding warrant for his activities in the capital on january six. i think the whole thing unfolded from there, the called in the bomb squad to do a protective sweep of his vehicle, the van and they found the items that you indicated. >> do we know how close he got to the obamas? or they under any direct threat? >> so, the npd has said they do not believe that the obamas were any direct danger, so that does not give us a lot of details about how close he came to the residence, but you know some sharp eyed secret service agents ar

andrew weissman saying you are aware. it all appears to be happening today, at least it appears. we don't know. take us inside taylorout his role in the documents. particularly what seems most likely into the obstructive efforts by trump to try to foil the government's work. >> well, taylor was in the grand jury for roughly an hour today, nicole. when we first spotted him, we were surprised to see that he was the witness that print outlets have been reporting would be testifying in miami this week. however, when you take into consideration that he was the white house spokesperson until september 2022, it all begins to make sense. as you noticed, he made a series of statements about the investigation that started with the national archives, to recover those documents. and then morphed into a criminal investigation with the fbi and the department of justice. in particular, what we understand was he was examined about a particular statement he made in february 2022 after trump returned the first 15 boxes to the national archives. the department of justice has evidence that trump's initial draft of that statement was fa

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