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i spent eight years in arizona legislature. i was elected to do one thing, ask questions on behalf of mike constituents. -- mike constituents. i have an open question that cannot be answered. we have gone to court and the allegation is the case was thrown out of court. no it was not. we are now in front of the ninth circuit because the standing question was misapplied. we presented the evidence and the court accepted the evidence. to make the allegation there is no evidence is false. >> was the august midterm election very? -- fair? >> i have no idea. it is what it is. >> what change? >> what changed? i have no idea we have not dug into what happens with the processing of ballots. i think there has been urgently a heightened sense of scrutiny. the machines are the same. a similar algorithm. >> i think what we just heard is the most telling piece of information here. when you asked what changed he said the candidates. not the process. not the people running things. not the rules. but the candidates. we know from what he said and

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arizona voters, not affiliated with either party, represent both the biggest share of voters in arizona and the fastest growing groups of the arizona electorates. that may shock political pendants and partisans in washington. i'm working with arizona communities across my state, it shows me that good idea and practical solutions do not belong to one party or ideology. right now, our country faces real challenges, and americans have been asked to do more with every last. the prices of everything continue to increase, supply chains remain uncertain and arizona -- in arizona our water is in jeopardy. as this is continue to face an unpredictable climate with a twiddling workforce and unsteady economic growth. so continuing to indulge our toxic politics were not help us come together to solve the problems that plague our country. but we can reject extreme partisanship. we can ignore the noise on cable news. we can reject the zero-sum political game. instead, choose to focus on one unite sets -- what unites us. to make progress on the issue that matters most to the americans. imagine what we

in arizona and the fastest growing group of the arizona electorate.ut by working with communities across my state, it shows me that good idea is a practical solution and it does not belong to one party or any ideology. our country faces real challenge and americans have been asked to do more with ever less. the prices of everyday goods increase. supply chains are made uncertain. our water supply is in jeopardy and businesses continue to face a unpredictable climate with a dwindling workforce. continuing to indulge by increasingly toxic politics will not help us come together to solve the problems that has made our country. we can reject extreme bipartisanship. we can ignore the noise on cable news. we can reject the zero political gains and choose to focus on what unites us. we can choose to work together, to make progress on issues that matter most to the americans that we have a duty to serve. imagine what more we can accomplish. if more folks joined in this approach. more leaders reached out in a genuine desire to find good faith compromises and cr

the state of arizona.f arizona right now? if they were having any questions about whether they wanted to participate, what do you think this is going to do? >> i mean, first of all, i'm thinking about women, pregnant people in the state of arizona right now, just the heartbreak i know as a woman that comes when you know that your government does not protect you and in fact is seeking to control the decisions that should be made between you and your health care provider. these are life and death decisions. so unfortunately, we're going to see more tragic stories, i fear, coming out of yet another state as women's rights are being stripped away. i think the political impact is pretty clear. if you look at what the movement that really started in kansas at the ballots this year, it's clear that american voters, not just democrats, and not just women, see what's happening and they see that not only are women's rights under assault but really basic fundamental american freedoms that we have come to enjoy in thi

arizona funds students, not systems.applause] with these successes, imagine what arizona and other states could you with their dollars on a tethered from the strings and handcuffs of the federal bureaucrats. the real way to drain the swamp, to break up the d.c. cartel, to tear down the fourth branch of government, the administrative state, is to let the states compete. what are we afraid of? voters and legislatures will reward better ideas. they will hold governors accountable for bad behavior and decisions. ask andrew cuomo. and citizen reagan's time for choosing speech he told us the story of two men talking to a cuban refugee. this is the last stand on earth. it remains today. there is no place we would rather be where we would not be here tonight. most of us can say unflinchingly we remain the single greatest country and the history of the world. there is much talk about defending democracy these days. that is all well and good. yet we must remember we are a constitutional republic. a form of democracy. one intended

are you seeing this in arizona?the tucson sector which really is more than half of our state border. and i i was just talking to the sheriff of one county, mark danils, and he told me 16,000 are coming through a month in the tucson sector. just last week there were two vehicles, two of his vehicles damaged by smugglers who crashed into them trying to get away. and 350 people in the county have been the victims of people passing in illegally, criminals coming in illegally. there have been 350 # victims of crime in six months alone. so it is impacting arizonans every single day. maria: i know this is one of your top priorities, to clean up the border should you win in november. i wantn't to point out what liz cheney has said about you when speaking at this texas tribune conference yesterday. she says i'm going to do everything i can to make sure kari lake is not elected. your reaction. [laughter] >> that might be the biggest, best gift i've ever received. i mean, the people of wyoming can't stand her. i'm pretty much

and then, there is torn neighbor arizona. -- next-door neighbor arizona. lighter regulation, growth, opportunity and personal safety and where people and companies are moving to in droves. there is an exodus from the golden state. americans are voting with their feet. the conservative ideas applied outside of washington dc are winning and it is not even close. there is why i believe it is happening. conservative states have better policies, policies that are working for everyday americans. there is far more freedom and opportunity these states and there is a sense of priority for personal safety in our states. along with educational toys, -- educational choice. parents have a real say in child's education. consider what we have been able to do and arizona in just one estate without the help of the federal government. the american civics act so that no kid graduates high school without knowing at least as much about history and government as immigrants who become citizens. universal licensing recognition so that when a worker moves to arizona from any state

and no state is more critical than arizona getting hobbs arizona secretary of state and the democratic nominee for governor joins me to discuss it. plus the longest serving member of the united states senate patrick of vermont joins the show. a lot has changed since he took office in 1975, especially in the past few years and now he says the senate is a, quote, broken place. right after the break president biden stars for his own moon shot which is a little closer to home. >> i am a 16th anniversary of his clarion call we face another inflection point and together we can choose to move forward with unity, hope, and optimism. i believe we can assure in the same and willingness to postpone. the same national purpose. which was served to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills. to end cancer as we know it. and even here cancers once and for all. l. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. the tenth pick

border as agents tell me up to 1 million got a ways hideout in tucson, arizona.d motoric candidates' kerry at p lake on the border ad the democrats policy failures. then joe biden nancy pelosi trashed the lead and fixed abilities with 43 days over the midterm elections. gop commitment to america. gop minority whip louisiana congressman steve scalise other gop plans to restore law and order.dth economic growth it's all here right now on "sunday morning♪ futures".g wi♪. maria: we begin this sunday morning with the democrats climate changepote agenda.down the potential for another government shut down.r as congress debates a budget foe the new fiscal year before funding runs out.a west virginia center joe manchi cut a deal senate majority leader chuck schumer over the summer. e democrats toth pass with just 50 votes morepl spending on the climate changeng agenda with plans to raise taxee next year in exchange for new permitting allowances in mansions west virginia. but now progressive democrats are reneging while balking atth any new energy projectsng o republicans

plus, an abortion ban from the air 1800s is now the lava landon arizona. the chaos and confusion, as doctors unsure of how to care for their patients. then, in a matter of hours, the head of the radical oath keepers is in court facing seditious conspiracy charges, his former spokesperson is here with a warning about the danger from extremist groups in this country, as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening, once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. the breaking news tonight, new video of trump ally roger stone that is likely to be on display during the january 6th committee's hearing on wednesday. the washington post reports that the panel plans to show video of stone from a danish made documentary. and one specific clip, stone speaks out about violence before the 2020 election. >> excellent -- bleep the violence, believe the voting, let's get right to the violence. shoot to kill. cnn teva, shoot to kill. >> the washington post reports, that stone went on to say that he was getting, and renounces violence completely. the 16 committee only ob

what happens in arizona doesn't remain in arizona. it goes everywhere.nd everywhere i go, people say build the wall and secure the border. other states will come in and we will ask for their help. if they can send their national guard to help us out and send resources, we will work them in together get our borders secure. and the other border states will start to do the same thing. i'm not a fan of people bussing people illegally into other cities. it makes for a photo off but it just takes people that shouldn't be here and moves them further in. i think we should drive them to the border and send them back the other way. we can't have everybody coming in. these are people from 160 countries coming in. i was talking to a border patrol agent and they say we are shocked when someone comes from mexico. this is from all over the world. and we have thousands of people coming here who are murderers or have a murder rap. they can be sex assault suspects. there are obviously people running drugs across, a drug rap. but we can't have these criminals coming in. th

what does that tell you about arizona and especially women?even for republicans, it's not an issue that just democratic women face. it's an issue that all women face. >> reporter: back at the tucson clinic. >> jesus died so you could live. turn to him, turn from your sin. >> reporter: antiabortion activists believe overturning roe. >> god is pro life, jesus is pro life, and every single life has value, so i think it's a very good thing. >> reporter: for the woman inside today, it's so much more complicated than politics. >> would you have wanted this baby? >> if it didn't come with all of the complications and everything that it did, probably, yes. i feel like more women should take a stand. if we speak up more, maybe our voices will be heard. >> and we had this breaking development out of arizona. planned parenthood arizona has filed a notice of appeal as well as an emergency stay while all of this legal battle is happening, kasie. abortion services are being halted out of fear that doctors and women could face prison time for abortion servic

for women in arizona and quite frankly across this country?, don, this ruling will take women back 158 years. that was before the shoot-out at the o.k. corral. i guess not surprising since they were taken over by the supreme court. this will continue to mobilize women. when you tell women they can't do something and you take away a right that they had for more than 50 years, they are going to do something about it. and arizona, don, granddaughters today will have less rights, will be less than the full citizens than their grandmothers were. that is just insanity. so you're going to see in november women are going to use their right to vote to make things right. >> we'll talk about the politics of it all but i want to get your reaction, anna, because this 1901 ban has no exception for rape or incest. women didn't even have the right to vote in the united states in 1901. what do you think about this rule? >> it's somewhat shocking. it jarring that something that was passed in 1901 when arizona wasn't even a state, that's the year when the first

it's a law that's been on the books since arizona's territorial days. the supreme court's initial decision in roe v. wade in 1973 superseded it until this year when the high court overturned their ruling. this decision will not impose legal consequences on arizona. women get in an abortion. it makes it a crime for arizona doctors that perform these procedures like dr behar aktobe rc, the family physician, says this will affect women without the financial means to travel for medical care they need. i cannot imagine living in a state where my body is now, once again. controlled by my government. these political games will only hurt women. and will permanently alter their lives. life. doctors are pleased with the court's ruling doctor, erika preller says she has never performed an abortion on a patient and never will. abortion is the intentional ending of life. they want to open the floodgates and make it entirely available to anybody who wants it at any time without any oversight, any medical care anything like that, but saturday is exactly 90 days since

wade divided voters and officials no more so than in arizona.ing state that could help determine which party controls the senate. he wanted a 15-week ban he signed into law earlier this year to take precedence. instead on friday, a judge siding with the arizona republican attorney general who demanded she reinstate a 121-year-old law passed before arizona was even a state that bans nearly all abortions. cnn was in arizona and met one of the last women to get an a legal abortion there, something she needed to save her life. >> reporter: at the planned parenthood clinic in tucson, arizona, we meet a 23-year-old patient. a mother of two boys, 9 weeks pregnant with her third. >> you could see the head and the little nose. >> baby she will never hold. >> what brought me here is an abortion by choice. >> we're calling her jane to protect her privacy. her last pregnancy almost killed her. >> breathing machines and paperwork to sign to decide whether i have to save my life or my son's life. >> she 2 1/2 months ago, she and her partner's birth control fa

football is upon us here in arizona and so are the issues ahead of the midterms, issues arizona voters should be a main concern for any elected leader. this morning, a 15-week abortion ban passed by the arizona state legislature earlier this year will go into effect. an arizona judge ruling that the state can enforce the ban, which means abortion clinics will eventually close, and women seeking abortions will have to go out of state. >> is there a topic or an issue on the top of your mind that will get you to the polls? >> the abortion issue. i'd like for it to stay legal hopefully everywhere. >> i definitely am going to vote to keep abortion access alive in arizona and well if i can through the midterm election. >> reporter: less than 50 days out to the midterms, house minority leader kevinen mccarthy outlining the republican party's midterm election to secure the border, fight inflation and hire more police. >> what the commitment is is a plan, a plan for a new direction. >> reporter: here in arizona immigration is also a big concern in the state. arizona governor doug ducey joining

border patrol tucson arizona sector. what you're looking at is 5 pounds of fentanyl in these brown bags which were found strapped to the body of a 15-year-old boy, a u.s. citizen who was riding a shuttle bus going through border patrol checkpoint and was found with this fentanyl strapped to his body, more than 20,000 bills in the brown bags. we go to rainbow fentanyl. take a look at photo. cpb in nogales, arizona reporting this week they seized 6,000 of those rainbow fentanyl pills, 20,000 traditional blue fentanyl pills and 71 pounds of meth in a single bust all hidden in a smuggler's gas tank as he was trying to get in the u.s. and that wasn't the only one. take a look at this last photo right here. again, same spot nogales port of entry, arizona another big bust by cbp agent, 276,000 fentanyl pills fired in spare tire of a smuggler's vehicle. 146,000 of those pills were those rainbow colored pills you were talking about off the top. those seized after a k9 hit. back out here live, port of entry in nogales, arizona has

the independence by two to one in arizona.y know that joe biden has failed and as they learned about mark kelly's record, they are going to want to make a change here in november. >> sean: blake masters that very important pickup if the republicans can get that seat. thanks for being with us. kept truck -- crime surge across the country. the very latest shocking footage that we have. how is this going to play out in november. leo 2.0 trail is next. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ new salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: as crime goes up, cosco up at the quality of life goes way down. with the new mayor eric adams, he is refusing to take any responsibility for any of this. he is actually defending his record by claiming new york has a brand and that other states like kansas don't have. he is right in one sense. take a look.

according to one arizona shopper, it's all almost $300. i used to get the same groceries for like $150 before. across the border in nevada the review journal reported how the local coffee shops are caught between high cost of supplies and chasing customers away with higher prices. the shop says everything from coffee two cups gets more expensive and raises prices by about 10%. we've done our best month to pass this onto the customers because we do understand that we are all in the same boat together. the colorado sun spoke on the new resident of westminster and said he admitted the towns to lower the impact of an 18% rent will increase. it's cut back on cable, driving and biting me to the grocery store and washington state. the "seattle times" reporting four and ten and now spending more than 30% of their paychecks on rent. when one learn her rent would b, increasing in early 10% she said i just wanted to cry. i'm barely making it. i'm just a senior citizen. in georgia the press reports local small businesses are still facing a rocky road

121 year old law passed before arizona was even a state.ll abortions. cnn's kyung lah is in arizona and meant one of the last women to get in a legal abortion there. something she needed to save her life. >> at the planned parenthood clinic in tucson arizona, we mean a 23-year-old patient. a mother, of two boys. nine weeks pregnant with her third. >> you can see the head in the little knows. a baby she will never hold. >> ramy here is an abortion. >> we are calling her jane to protect her privacy. her last pregnancy almost killed her. >> breathing machines union paperwork to sign. two and a half months ago she and her partner's birth control had failed. >> i'm nine weeks right now. >> what if i do, i keep this baby and i lose my life? >> jane will be among the last moment to receive a safe and legal abortions in arizona. the supreme court decision turned state laws in the chaos. days after we mention, in arizona judge ruled that a 1901 law banning abortion with no exception for rape or incest. but does concern the life of a mother. if the l

what does that tell you about arizona and especially women?en for republicans it's not an issue that just democratic women face. it's an issue that all women face. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: back at the tucson clinic -- >> see this so you can live. >> reporter: antiabortion activists believe overturning roe will pay off for conservatives. >> as a christian i believe god is pro life, jesus is pro life and every single life has value so i think it's a good thing. >> reporter: for the woman inside today it's so much more complicated than politics. >> would you have wanted this painy? >> if it didn't come with all the complications and everything that it did, probably, yes. i'm feeling more women should take a stand. if we speak up more, maybe our voices will be heard. >> reporter: planned parenthood of arizona has filed a notice of appeal as well as an emergency stay calling the 1901 law unacceptable. while this legal wrangling continues, abortion services have been halted in arizona out of concern that women and doctors could face prison time for abortion

a video of it here's what we saw. >> we here in downtown phoenix, arizona, take a look at kind of whath♪ ♪ >> this is a first world country that looks like a third world country. >> substance abuse is a major thing out here. >> would you say fenton all? >> absolutely, we know comes from across the border. real easy. just close the border. we have people dying out here trying to get high. >> tucker: charlie kirk did that video we found them in turning point usa thanks so much for coming on. that is so outrageous and so disgusting, so beneath what we should see in any american city why does phoenix put up with it? >> i live here in arizona and there's been a lot of talk and chatter about how this a tent city and downtown phoenix we don't have santa monica here we talk about we go down there how the leaders arizona to happen and what is our used to be in a red state's and outreach showed us around khalil lewis showed us in that clip i asked him, has us grown course market has grown by at least 30% in the last couple months. when you go down there you realize that all of the ignored politi

one of them is running for arizona's attorney general. summer. >> make no mistake, we are at war. we are at war with the radical left. i will fight to secure elections so that when donald trump runs and wins again in 2024 everyone will know it's legitimate. i want justice for what they've done to us. it's time we lock up some people and put handcuffs on them. >> nbc's vaughn hillyard joins me from phoenix. you spoke this morning to the democratic opponent chris maze, what did she say? >> reporter: this is a situation which there is national attention unlike ever before paid attention to the down ballot races, secretary of state, attorney general races, talking about millions of dollars being spent in some of these key states including here in arizona. chris maize, she's the democratic candidate for attorney general. and when you're talking about the implications of who is the attorney general, not only are they in charge of litigation, any lawsuits that may pertain to election interference or concerns in the state but also here in arizona

arizona attorney general mark brnovich and ford o'connell. california is doubling down and going electric still amid. wildfires sparked by downed electricity lines. they're not ready for this. florida governor ron desantis is firing back at governor newsom. states remotely control your thermostat to conserve energy without you knowing about it. mayor of memphis slams weak-on-crime prosecutors after a string he have deadly killings. hunter biden exposing access to the obama white house to get lucrative business deals with china. democrat mayor of d.c., her city council now claim texas and arizona busing migrants to washington, d.c. it turned washington into quote a border town. are they finally acknowledge, finally seeing this is biden's border crisis in full display? i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: staying on the news about the passing of queen elizabeth today, buckingham palace relessing a statement saying the queen died peacefully at balmoral castle in scotland. the royal family traveled to be by her be

we've seen that in arizona's new legislation. how do we communicate the message for school choice among parents who might not know much about it but who do want to have the power to direct the education of their children? >> i think you start by saying, we across the political spectrum believe in american kids. we believe in publicly funded institutions that transmit shared values from one generation to the next. second thing is, we really need -- lean into the equality of opportunity. especially when you consider we are also the most pluralistic society in the history of the world, since the roman empire. this is very noble. it is not republican and it is not democrat. it is very pro-human. intrinsically is that true, but it is the issue that will allow americans to speak more civilly about other differences of opinion we may have. it is the linchpin to the future of america. people agree with that. >> follow me on twitter. [laughter] >> that is true. >> fonda students, -- fund students there. a lot of the same people who suppor

in the history of arizona.at and carrying that message of opportunity and reaching the american dream and fighting for it every day to all the communities we visit including the hispanic community. every ad we've launched since the general has also been in spanish and trying to reach voters with. as people ask me what are hispanic issues. there are issues, there are no specific hispanic issues, every issue that impacts me impacts everyone else as well. that's a message we're carrying of just tackling this issue of inflation, protecting the border. hispanic community cares about the same issues that you and i care about. >> dana: people around country and viewers who might not know your story give us your background and where you come from. >> sure, yeah. like i mentioned, my family was born in the state of arizona in mexico. my parents came here when i was a young boy and brought my sisters and me here to tucson and my dad has been a bus driver since i can remember. he had a conversation with me early before th

no better example than in arizona.ults of last night's election made clear for secretary of state, for example, mark finchem he is a republican legislator in arizona, one of the leading voices in denying the results of the 2020 election that joe biden won the state of arizona he is going to be the republican nominee for the secretary of state, the top election official >> trump's candidate, mark finchem, who acknowledged having ties to the oath keepers and was in washington on january 6th. >> this is insane. we can't let a guy who wanted to overthrow the last election oversee future elections i wouldn't keep using wally as my cue card guy if he started undermining me by writing stuff i didn't approve of like, "wally is the best. he's the most popular. he should host this show." wait a second. [ laughter ] damn it! wally. i'd be mad, but what can i say i agree with you you would be a better host wait [ laughter ] just stop it the point is we need to stop these people now, which is why it is encouraging to see the justic

so look, in yuma, arizona you have a border wall. difference between a primary and secretary? i was reading where they consider new park your car, a few cars along that's a secondary border wall? >> the primary would be the 30-foot high fully armored fence. >> harris: that trump put in. >> correct. the secondary is part of that project but a lot less of that up and really more in the area that's more active against the cities in mexico so that if there is a stand-off distance border patrol can operate in there without having to chase further into the country for apprehensions. >> harris: i'll ask the follow-up of fairness versus unfairness. millions of people who came the right way. now millions more people who came here the wrong way but giving themselves up so they get a pass. >> that's completely unfair. my community is 65% hispanic and quite a few of those families can trace directly 1 or 2 generations to when they crossed legally into the united states. as a community we are overwhelmingly supportive of border security, of the w

arizona funds students, not systems. woo these successes, imagine what arizona and other states could do with their dollars untethered from the strings and handcuffs of the federal bureaucrats. thee real way to drain the swam, to break up the dc cartel, to tear c down the fourth branch of government, the administrative state is to let the states compete. they'll reward better ideas. just ask glen youngkin and they'll hold governors accountable for bad decisions, ask andrew cuomo. in reagan's time for citizen choosing speech, he told a story of two men talking to a cuban refugee. one to the other and how lucky you are, the refugee exclaimed i had to find a place to go. as reagan put it in that sentence, he told us if we lose freedom here, there's no place to escape to. this is the last stand on earth. it remains today. most of us is say unflinchingly we remain the single greatest country in the history of the world. we must remember we're a constitutional republic, and a form of democracy and distributing power and specif

the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: i ask that members may have five legislative days to include material on the measure under consideration today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. grijalva: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. grijalva: i rise in strong support h.r. 6353 national service memorials act introduced by susan wild. the bill would authorize the national monument corporation to have a federal land and surroundings to commemorate heroic and deeds of service animals in the united states. the bill recognizes the national servicemon you mission to honor and recognize the broad scope through a memorial to educate the public by service animals and human animal bond between service animals and their handlers. the memorial will ensure that the contributions by working animals are understood and their history is not forgotten. in doing so, the bill recognizes the life sustaining these services are provide

the ruling mean for women in arizona and across the country?t means that this ruling will take women back 158 years, that was before the shootout at the okay corral, this is just so astounding, but i guess not surprising given what happened over the summer when roe versus wade was taken away by this extremely conservative supreme court. i think what you will see is this will continue to energize and mobilize women, and in a way that as a prize the country. when you tell women they can't do something and take away a right they had for more than 50 years, they are going to do something about it, and arizona, don, granddaughters today will have less rights, will be less than the full citizens than her grandmothers were. i mean that is just insanity. you're going to see november women are going to use their right to vote to make things right. >> we will talk about the politics, anna, this 1901 ban, no exceptions for rape or incest, mandates jail time for abortion providers, women didn't even have the right to vote 1901, what you think about this ru

the attorney general of arizona.ould you, could you take action to stop what is going on on the southern border? >> absolutely. if i were the attorney general i would do what previous presidents have done. you aggressively pursue and prosecute people entering the country illegally. in order to deter them from coming in. the biden is incentivizing people of coming here. you just saw the bill story. just this last week in arizona, enough fentanyl seized. we know that every day people are being poisoned in this country. dying from overdoses. we have two remind everyone that one pill can kill. maybe people are at a party. literally, they don't carry completely ignored the border. it is now the border is coming to them. >> we know that it is coming from china by way of the cartels. what action should be taken? >> ima state attorney general. shame on president biden. going through the whole list. they know that. they can take tougher action against china. if i where the president we should be ramping up aid to countries li

he runs an ad on tv and then at the end it says, independent for arizona. i said, what?tion pivot. trying to appeal to independents who make up roughly a third of registered voters in arizona. >> they have made a party out of just dividing people. >> reporter: in the speech, masters focuses on the border, inflation, and crime. >> republicans have a plan to make our families safe again, to make this country prosperous again and to make everybody free again. does that sound extreme it you? >> reporter: but the rhetoric and imagery that marked his primary was missing. the primary candidate who doubted the 2020 election results and downplayed the january 6th insurrection -- >> it wasn't a coup. it wasn't an insurrection. this was trespassing. >> reporter: didn't mention donald trump in this room. >> i am pro-life and proud to be pro-life. i will never run away from that. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> reporter: but he has alaska terd his campaign website, instructing strict anti-abortion language and backed off from this position. >> maybe we should privatize socia

but democrats will view this issue with the midterm election season. >>>> what about the arizona raceuick. >> and following it closely. >> i think republicans are hoping they. can pull out the race i think arizona is a purple stateho so it will be a very close race. >> aaron blake looking at the flip-flops and walked back of abortion and he focuses on blake masters as well in his : the flip and the flock than the before ande the after the arizona republic and like and abortion to genocide also said he was 100 percent pro-life with the federal personhood law he went to a ban all abortion in our rights masters has the above-referenced from nbc news and cnn reported other gop candidates with mixed references to the former president donald trump and the state banning abortion after 15 weeks is a reasonable solution and then to emphasize only has opposition for late-term abortions. are you seeing the changes how republicans talk about abortion on the campaign trail? >> they arehe realizing as enter the general election that they have to appeal to a larger swath of voters as the article sta

that is essentially what you have happening in arizona. candidates lose, it still means you have a lot of people in those states who do not believe in elections and believe in an absolute fantasy that erodes our democracy at a basic level. >> matt dowd, i have a long -- a personal hangup, but i'll share it. one of the things that always bothered me about the -- i think it's 140 house republicans who objected to the certification of president joe biden's win is that their name is on the same ballot as trump's, and so they weren't willing to say don't swear me in. it wasn't fair and square, i didn't win because the ballots are corrupt. they won and they were reelected on the same pieces of paper that they were saying, you know, didn't send trump. it never made sensuous but what vaughn's reporting bears out is that logic is not part of the calculation. >> if we try to bring reason to this, it's not going to ever work because their attachment to this is not rationally based, it's emotionally based, their attachment to this big lie. deep down y

my organization, for example, serves asylum seekers in texas, arizona, new mexico. we're not overrun by asylum seekers there. what they're doing is they're taking people from places where there's existing infrastructure and sending them to places where there's not with no advance notice, because they hope those communities will get flat footed. i think the final thing i would say is, look, this is a time where the u.s. should take advantage of the fact that people risk their lives to come here. we pay a price premium, whether it's inflation, whether it's the 11 million jobs going unfilled, because last year we had the lowest rate of immigration to the country since 2010. we're hurting ing ourselves in e political shenanigans. >> the white house has held meetings about this, trying to figure out what to do. if this is getting the attention of the white house in the way it is, are you concerned this will only fuel these efforts by these conservative governors? >> i am worried, because it seems like one party views this as a wedge issue where they can score political p

i'm not in arizona, but i've sort of been following your campaign. i think you have a provocative and true things to say about immigration, but those aren't covered because you're a big lie adherent. do you believe the media uses that slur to make certain people won't hear what you're saying about the issues? >> oh, for sure. if they aren't bad-mouthing, running hit pieces on me, they'll have to talk about the issues. when you look at our policies, our america first, arizona first policies, once they start covering that, it's game over, we win in a landslide, and then they're stuck with me for eight years. i think i'm a nightmare for the liberal media in arizona. >> tucker: so your opponent -- this may have changed by airtime tonight, but last time i checked your opponent was refusing to debate you, citing abc news and cnn, saying she's crazy. can she get away with that? >> she seems to be getting away with it. she's raked over the coals by the mainstream media. it tells you how little her staff and her supporters think about her. they would rather h

i call it the possibility of going back into the dark ages in arizona.s was a key witness for the january 6th committee, and it seems he was punished politically for it. he lost his state's senate race by almost 30 points last month to a trump-backed candidate. meanwhile, arizona's republican nominee for secretary of state, mark fincham is an election denier who continues to push trump's big lie. he was asked if he would certify the election if president biden wins the state in 2024? finchah said, quote, if the law is followed and legitimate votes have been counted and joe biden ends up being the winner, i'm required under the law, if there's no fraud, to certify the election. but he added, quote, i think you're proposing something that, quite frankly, is a fantasy. fincham also said that he didn't think that president biden won the state in 2020, because he couldn't find anyone who would admit they voted for him. elise, your thoughts? >> wow, mika, this is just yet another state where the stakes aren't just political in terms of who wins and who is goin

the arizona african society.n addition, dr. wright served as a delegate for the electoral college and met six presidents. i encourage my colleagues to join me in honoring the life of dr. c.t. wright by supporting h.r. 5650, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. franklin: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. franklin: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of this bill, which would name an arizona post office building for dr. c.t. wright. dr. wright was a georgia native and dedicated public servant who devoted his life to education and community service. he went to school in georgia, graduating with a bachelor's degree from fort valley state university and a master's degree from clark atlanta university. after obtaining his ph.d. from boston university, he served as a teacher and school administrator. over the course of his career, he work

i can't tell h you how off and activated our republicans in arizona are the independents in arizona.verybodvated oublicans iny saya purple state. no, it's not. this is ate.a red state.e indepe the independents by two tow thaj one in arizona. has they know that joe biden's faileds th. and as they learn about markgoio kelly's record , they're going to want to make a change here in november. all right, blake masters, very important pickup. if the republicans cant get tht seat . thanks for being with us. straight ahead tonight, crimeke surginptg across the countrye cn and not going totr believetage the very latest shocking footage that we have now. how is this going to play out in november? leo 2.0? le he's next. straight aheado . >> the fed is printing money like crazy. debt is rising by the trillions. is there a way to profit from this madness? what do these experts say? >> the more money you print, less your dollars are worth. and that's why you want to own gold in your portfolio. even bank of america says three thousand dollar gold is entirely possible. >> silver. so has the biggest