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i was in arizona again. the two top election officials in maricopa county, which is 70% of the population of the state, went into essentially the federal witness protection program. they had to leave their houses with their families and be hidden because of the threats of violence. one of them is retiring from office. as a result. that's the threat we face. so that's why it's so important that we have state laws, federal laws that say it's it clearer than it is now that it is a crime to threaten an election. but the optimism start to end on the optimism party and on is that there is a bill that is moving to find hava and the electoral assistance commission, which i mean, i'll go out on a limb. i think it's gonna be fully funded. so the lesson there is just, like the founders, we are in a time when there is real opportunity, do this right and a real possibility that it won't work right, they will get it wrong. so it we all have to lean in to doing doing the right things right. your congressman. all right. tha

arizona senate candidate kari lake on the gotaways in arizona and why she says she was offered a bribeget out of her senate race. plus, 282 days until election day in america, and scientists in china if are now working on more covid strains said to be deadly. former hud secretary dr. ben carson on china's election interference 2.0. and former trump senior counsel kellyanne conway. it's all a right here, right now on "sunday morning futures. ". ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with a showdown between the white house and the state of texas over america's wide open southern border. now the nation's governors are fighting back with several are republican states sending their national guard to the border to help texas defend the por ifous hot spots. -- porous hot spots as the white house refuses to close the border and instead is intending on removing the barbed wire put in place by texas governor greg abbott to stem the millions of foreigners crossing into america illegally in the last two and a half years. this weekend new york congresswoman elise stefanik is calling on new york

what's next for her and the arizona gop given all of this? >> in light of what donald trump did yesterday in sort of selecting who he wants to have as the party's chair, the party has to formalize that wish. something that kari lake approved of along with other very influential, important republicans across the state. and so it's a matter of how quickly the party falls into line, and her campaign, again, i think the genesis of this, she want control and loyalty of a party that she needs to have fully behind her for her senate run. >> all so fascinating. ronald hanson, thanks so much. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >>> still to come, a major shakeup in the football world. why everyone's talking about jim harbaugh's return to the nfl. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money fro

it arizona wanda stays in office, "primetime" is already calling arizona for biden.en fled the chili christmas climate to warm her seven destinations. harry truman would take cabinet secretaries down to sunny key west to talk shop. obama thought he served in the hawaiian waves, to the delight of suburban wine moms. donald trump, who wisely wore a hat, played golf in sunny south florida. even jfk soaked up the rays before his first televised debate with nixon. but some presidents can't handle the heat. in a scandal more impeachable than obama's tan suit, joe biden returned from the virgin islands looking like george hamilton. i hate to be a nag, but the president just had skin cancer a year ago. he had a lesion removed from his chest. white house dermatologist dr dr. jill should know better, but apparently you can't keep biden out of the sun. >> i've got hairy legs that turned -- that turned blonde in the sun. and the kids used to come up and reach in the pool and rub my leg down, and then watch the hair come back up again. >> jesse: if biden can't take care of himsel

and you've had these problems in michigan, in florida, now in arizona. these republican parties seem to be falling apart at the seems, and this is just another example of that, and that doesn't help in raising money, does it? >> it certainly helps in the trump campaign and their effort to maintain the narrative. let's not forget arizona was the first one called for president biden and led to a whole series of officials getting fired from fox news under pressure from donald trump, and it's still the place where you have somebody running for senate who believes the big lie and is a denier of the election. so the tape does sound like a selection of audio from kari lake that is all for dear leader, and she is portraying herself and dear leader, president trump as the real people for the american public. >> i think this is bigger than the state party and an election in arizona. i think this is honestly kari lake trying to get her name back in the mix to be vp. >> oh, to be vp, interesting. >> i don't think this is a play for votes in arizona. i think this is

back seven or eight years, you argued the arizona state legislature against the arizona independent redistrictingommission, kind of an early with of the independent state legislature doctrine that had to do with, for people i don't remember that case, was obviously a very important case, but it did not break through into everybody talking about it. but, the people of arizona had taken away the redistricting power from the legislature and given it to an independent commission. the legislature was not happy. they challenged it in court as a violation of the elections clause. which, as you recall from the run up last term provides, and i wrote it down so i could recite it, the times, places, and manner of holding elections for senators and representatives shall be prescribed in each state by the legislature thereof. congress may, at any time by law, make or alter such regulations. the question was whether the devolution of this power from the legislatures commissioner violated the constitution. the court, by a vote of 5-4 said no over a very robust dissent from chief justice roberts. a question abou

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we received a $1.9 million from arizona.inaudible] >> i could do that with my eyes closed. >> 60000 results. [inaudible] >> this is 60000 question. >> i don't know. are you i can't file a complaint for you if you are. >> i'm disgusted by people like you. you are a joke. >> i am sorry i do not tolerate that kind of language. i am hanging up. >> it is a disgrace it really is disgusting. what you are doing. >> look if you have a concern. can be hung or shot that's what we do for a traitor, for treason. see better think of that. we will arrest you you could go for treason will be shot or hung. >> okay look. >> we are going to investigate you you are going to be arrested o not have to take this ion. do not have to take threats, goodbye. >> we continue to get those on a weekly basis the last two were from people who work our call center probably makes $17 an hour. may be $16 an hour. certainly not a great recruitment tool but they continued to do that i'm very proud of them. why does this continue to happen? all people have agency

[laughter] >> i have connections to michigan and arizona as well. i'm also 2000 graduate of a law school and its public interest law, former poll worker, is at the league of women voters and redistricting commission for los angeles county. i wanted to ask about rogue poll workers and rogue election workers. what sort of simple remedies or administrative remedies or criminal penalties do you think people should be considering or you might consider to discourage election workers from failing to do their job in the critical moments? >> we dealt with this challenge head on and 2022. there were lively widely reported efforts to infiltrate polling places with rogue poll workers. saw a lot of pressure and counties all across our state due to the hiring of poll workers for the most part to pressure clerks into hiring individuals. we recognize two things. one, we have to and it is important to have balance when it comes a poll workers from both parties and all that under our law and in the practice. so we do not want to diminish that and we do not want to ma

and thirdth of all arizona never did an official audit you bleep pull your head out of your bleep youre bleep go on tv and tell the truth. you. we received -- we received 1.9 million ballots. [inaudible] are you trying did make a point? >> are you a maricopa county resident sir? i can file a complaint for you if you want. >> i'm disgusted by people like you. you are just [bleep] >> i don't tolerate this kind of language. i'm hanging up. a [bleep] disgrace sir you really areus disgusting.. if you have a concerned -- you will be hung or shot. you'll be charged with treason. you will be arrested for treason or shot or hung. you will be arrested sir. for treason. >> i don't to take this. i don't had to take threats. goodbye. >> we continue to get those on weeklyly basis in the last two were from people who work the call center and make $17 an hour and maybe $16 an hour. certainly not a great recruitment tool but they continue to do that and i'm very proud of them. why does this continue to happen? all people at the agency and i'm a deep believer in free will so ultimately it's down to use

the day before calgary extended winning streak to two meetings on the road , beating arizona.after the opening throw-in, the lights had a three-goal advantage. the author of the second goal was the belarusian forward, who distinguished himself while playing in the minority. after the break, arizona again reduced the gap to two goals, but in the final twenty minutes sharongovich scored two more goals, first scoring at even strength, and then during a power play, the final numbers on the scoreboard were 6:2 in favor of the guests. sharangovich spent 18 on the ice minutes 23 seconds, deposit. six shots, made one interception, earned a plus-two utility rating. and thanks to victoria, calgary rises to eleventh place in the western conference, the team has 43 points. at the same time, alexey protas’s washington lost to seattle 1.4 on their ice. belarus played as part of the second line, but was unable to score any effective actions. protos spent almost 16 minutes on the ice, made one shot and earned... a utility indicator minus one. in the championship standings, washington is in tw

one of more than 100 bills submitted in arizona to tighten access to the ballot b box. the measure would have scrapped early voting. all voting would be on election day only. rusty bowers: 90% of my district votes early. jake tapper: and it would have mandated paper ballots. but most egregious to rusty bowers was this. rusty bowers: with no guidance criteria, the legislature, after the election, could dismiss the election. and i said, welcome to fascism. speaker: hb 2596 elections. rusty bowers: and so i said i will give this the respect it deserves. education. so i sent it to 12 committees, so we would have a long vetting process. military affairs. typical is one or two. if it was a controversial bill, you might send it to three. if it goes to four committees, then you're getting a message. the judiciary-- i assigned it to 12 committees. transportation. it was theatrical, and i admit it. jake tapper: it's no overstatement to say that because bowers stood up for democracy, he will no longer be in the state legislature. rusty bowers: i'm rusty bower-- jake tapper: term l

reportero: caminan de prisa por el desierto de arizona.olencia en su paÍs y piden protecciÓn en los estados unidos. >> hay una delincuencia que uno si sale, tiene que rezar para volver con vida. reportero: distintos puntos en la frontera de arizona se ha visto un incremento de migrantes ecuatorianos. algunos bien con sus hijos y otros no alcanzaron a traernos. >> a mis pequeÑos, ojalÁ mÁs adelante los pueda ver con vida. reportero: tuvieron que pedir miles de dÓlares prestados para emprender el viaje con la esperanza de que les permitan quedarse y no regresar a las garras del crimen en su paÍs. >> hay mucha extorsiÓn en nuestro paÍs. toca salir a la fuerza, esperando que el gobierno nos dÉ la posibilidad de conseguir un asilo humanitario y estar tranquilo. reportero: muchos de los que cruzan son detenidos y procesados para luego ser dejados en libertad. la guardia fronteriza reporta la detenciÓn de unos 25,000 en los dos primeros meses. el aÑo pasado fueron 116,000. el gobierno de ecuador estima que en la actualidad viven aproximadamente 1

, southeastern arizona to be more specific and in a county in my district. this criminal activity is not just reserved for drug cartels, cartels now recruit americans to drive down to the border andigr. we must change the calculus for those who endanger all of us when failing to yield to law enforcement. for far too long the administration has allowed cartels to profit off the border crisis while basing almost no consequences. another constituent has, we have a multiple high-speed vehicle pursuits each week. the lack of federal resources to deal with those have led the county sheriff to become the defect law enforcement agency to interdict the human smugglers. this bill is about supporting our local border communities who deal with the crisis daily. and to stop the smuggling and trafficking. in calendar year 2022 and 2020 three, cochise county reports booking 2384 individuals for borderxv related crimes costing over $9.4 million. this is in one county in one state. i've seen the toll it takes firsthand in our communities. by letting this happen, this adminis

stanford upset arizona last year at home looking for a repeat against number four.arizona a freshman keenan carlyle, the four point play and stanford never trailed in this game. they won on a 21 seven run late in the first half to take control. andre stojakovic with the hammer stanford goes up nine at the break and as papa pj played the nba for a long time. yeah, that's my boy. final seconds carlisle deep three gives them 100 points stanford hit a school record 16 from deep. he had a career high 28. head coach jared haas apologizing to the arizona staff for a little bit of showtime. at the end stanford wins 182. cal is hosting arizona state right now, and dion, my favorite part of that niner celebration. these guys are grown men. they make a lot of money. but at the end of the day, there's little kids playing football. they're so happy. i love the raw emotion of making the playoffs and getting closer to your dream of trying to get to the super bowl. >> yeah, it reminds me of the end zone dance, except like ten times more exciting. >> so much more exciting. so that w

the final minute of overtime in the calgary-arizona match. coyoti will play in the minority in the thoughts of the guests to reach the bulitov series, but our yegor shurangovich will dispel these hopes. in a minute on zem kadri on kurazh will restore the status quo 2:2. by the way, it was kadri, together with elios lindhelm , who assisted sharongovich during the decisive goal. the successful play of this trio allowed the flames to convert the majority. belarus played on the first line, spent almost 18 minutes on the ice, made two shots on the arizona goal and won one of two faceoffs. is located in washington, but in the eastern conference table, the city residents are at least tenth, but only one point behind the eighth team, tampa bay, last night without alexander ovechkin. is healing from an injury, the capital beat anaheim 2:0 with a football score, and ducks goalkeeper john gibson missed only once, ethan beer’s accurate shot at the end of the first third will be the winning one, and tom wilson will send the puck into an empty net, the i-t

tonight donie o'sullivan reports on what's happened to one arizona county election official who oncepiracy theories but then discovered he wasn't extreme enough. >> you should be in jail. you should be killed. you should be fired. to just people screaming into the phone. i mean, just -- and 24/7. >> reporter: lisa ma rah was direction of elections in arizona for six years. >> we had to hire an armed security company because the people that worked in the office processing ballots were afraid somebody was going to come break the door down and take ballots. >> reporter: lisa, a life long republican, had enough of the intimidation and threats. and last year, she quit. >> your successor is a man named -- >> bob -- >> reporter: this is bob. >> the election itself just didn't seem like it had been in the past elections. there was just something off. >> back in 2020, he shared these facebook posts falsely claiming trump legally won by a landslide. >> sometimes it's hard for me to accept that there wasn't some errors made in the election. but i'm not sure that it was to the extent that it wou

senate in arizona in 2024. thank you very much for being here.mp who will say anything to really try to undermine both democracy at the same time gain power. i was on the floor on january 6th. me and my colleagues, both democrats and republicans, we saw the violence. we saw the danger. we saw what these men and women who are trying to do by breaking into the house and trying to wreak havoc on our democracy. and i spoke to the capitol police officers afterwards who were injured, both physically and mentally, and they still hold those scars. and for this, you know, i'll not say the whole party, but some of these republicans, especially people like stefanik, people like kari lake, they're just gonna continue this election denialism that really feeds into this bigger and bigger cancer which is really eroding our idea and our sanctity of democracy. it's the most dangerous thing. >> you are a marine corps veteran. you saw combat. you have a republican presidential candidate still attacking former senator in your state, senior senator john mccain. he's

sh is glore was a city council r in san luis, arizona. >> arizona. guiltary to balloizot harvesting in the 2020 primary election. remember, our elections are pristine the 2020ary elec. >> in 2020, gloria was sent this photo of a stack of sealed ballots from a woman named nadia, who was also chargedeme,a in the scheme. >> and they messaged each otherd heerin spanish about their litte plan. >> here's the translation. gloriare's, good afternoon. i want to give you some ballots. the ones i have heree ball. where do i take them? gloria says i am at home. nadia responds, okay. in 15 minutes i will take themo to you. >> okay. thank you. you're welcome. polite harvesters.e. >> the evidence stacked arizona. >> wanda was, but she only got a slap. 20 $500 fine. two years probation, no jail. >> and she can't run forre reelection. but the democratelections foundo a loophole for arizona. >> wanda, which is strangelena a because why would the democrats go to bat for a convicted ballot stuffer? ted ball >> well, her friendsiends on the city council appointed gloriao

i was just opening my annual contract from the state of arizona. and i was rather shocked to see this, the, and i think the states, they don't want the public to really be aware of what's going on. they don't want to have an open debate about it. they recognize them and people actually understand what the state is doing. here they would be absolutely for if i didn't uphold that legislators would be trading away. americans 1st amendment right so easily i do not remember hearing about the arkansas anti boy cut bill until the arkansas times took up the challenge against harry. i'm the rabbi of the largest congregation in the state. nobody had talked with me about this proposal. supporting israel is of the greatest importance to me. i could not be stronger in my opposition to boycotts of any disraeli products. however, i was told that a newspaper would have to sign an oath that it would not participate in any kind of political action. habits abuse, american freedoms are terribly important to americans use. we wouldn't be in the magnificently enviable p

recorridos tumbados de phoenix, arizona, parece estar siguiendo de cerca los pasos de peso a pluma,ariana grande. >> y ya escuchamos a octavio con el corazon lleno de orgullo porque es es de arizona. >> puro talento companero pero este ritmo continua causando sensacion. >> exactamente, mira peso pluma, natanael cano y xavi, los tres mega exponentes. >> ahi va. >> y quizas les muchas gracias, como siempre vamos a hablar d listas de historias en las que estamos trabajando. >> las teorias conspirativas alcanzan a la cantante taylor swift, que la relacionan con la campana presidencial. >> y le contaremos que significa un libye como este de 2024 que trae un dia mas y si tiene algun tipo de consecuencia. >> y veremos como una familia igual que tantas otras, se suma a la tradicion de celebrar el dia de la candelaria, donde no faltan los tamales. >> que delicia! claro que esos tomales, ¿no? >> claro que si. >> con eso nos despedimos. >> gracias por acompanarnos. >> gracias por acompanarnos. >> muy buenas tarde locutor: hoy en "acércate a rocío". - yo presiento que mi esposo me está engañand

i was just opening my annual contract from the state of arizona. and i was rather shocked to see this, the, and i think the states, they don't want the public to really be aware of what's going on. they don't want to have an open debate about it. they recognize them and people actually understand what the state is doing. here they would be absolutely for if i didn't uphold that legislators would be trading away. americans 1st amendment right. so easily i do not remember hearing about the arkansas anti board cut bill until the arkansas times took up the challenge against harry. i'm the rabbi of the largest congregation in the state. nobody had talked with me about this proposal. supporting israel is of the greatest importance to me. i could not be stronger in my opposition to boycotts of any disraeli products. however, i was told that a newspaper would have to sign an oath that it would not participate in any kind of political action. habits abuse, american freedoms are terribly important to americans use. we wouldn't be in the magnificently enviabl

. >> (on video): the fox news decision desk is calling arizona for joe biden.> arizona is called, do you remember that? >> i do. >> what do you remember happening where you were when arizona was called? >> um, i, uh, there was surprise at the call. >> after fox news called arizona for biden, there was discussion about whether president trump should say something and should declare victory. the consensus of almost all of his advisors was that he should not. >> it was far too early to be making any calls like that. um, ballots, ballots were still being counted. ballots were still going to be counted for days, and it was far too early to be making any proclamation like that. >> the professionals on his campaign staff are telling him, you know, "we can't claim victory, "either, you know, you lost or we have to at least wait and see what's going to happen." and trump makes the choice that he wants to listen instead to rudy giuliani. >> were you part of any discussions about whether the president should make any sort of speech on election night? >> i, i mean i spoke

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biggs of arizona.nd what struck me about this time even though they knew and the larger contingent and we got earlier tuesday night lteek, i had never seen the brazen, bold amount of flow that we oibd, as at a time. we are talking to ranchers and local law enforcement, national guard, who live on the border. and we got this border patrol guides guiding us and it is pretty spars. not this time. they were coming across in front of us by the dozens. military-aged males coming across not concerned. they are looking for the border personnel to surrender to to get the free health care, the free social services and free education if there is children involved and to be taken care of at taxpayer expense. however as weo the chief of that sector, the del rio sector, he told us of the 240 miles there they were responsible there only about four miles had been patrolled during there were thousands coming across because they were all so busy processing. four miles out of 240. the sector chief told us 4 out of 240 se

he captured the big cat on a trail camera in vail, arizona.is just the eighth unique jaguar spotted in the u.s. since the '90s the first since 2016. >>> if you are wondering who actually let the dogs out from the early 2,000 song it was not this hungry husky but he tried. king made a daring escape from a pet rescue in tempee, arizona he first tried to get other dogs out of the kennels. a doing's dog. he made his way inside for a midnight snack. somewhere in there set off an alarm and notified the owner >> the police were on the way and i saw this mess in the room. oh, my gosh, there is a dog loose. >> the best part of the story happened next. the police officer showed up, turned off of the alarm and swept up king's mess before heading out on another call. king is in the dog house tonight. >>> his reviews reach millions of people. they can make or break a restaurant. keith lee is getting his first taste of what the bay area has to offer and his first reviews were mixed. . >>> all right, darren, so nice to have you here. we will catch you up. si

davidson, are you aware that the arizona b.e.a.d. volume 2 proposal includes volume labor agreement, union agreements and union neutrality agreements? >> i have not actually had a chance to see those. i really cannot comment on that specific proposal. >> my next question then. are you aware that arizona state law prohibits public contracts from using any of those types? are you aware that arizona is a right to work state? >> i cannot comment on that. >> ntia has stated that the labor provisions i mentioned are just options for states to include, not legally binding mandates. if a state is going to judge an applicant on their willingness to accept these provisions in the scoring system, applicants will be pressured to accept these provisions to ensure competitive applications. in effect, it will become a de facto requirement. is ntia encouraging or pressuring states to include these labor provisions as part of the scoring criteria as a way to backdoor your social engineering policies? >> the short answer is no. i think, i understand t

what's really i think fascinating about bob, he has another election job now in arizona. he said his politics aren't going to come into it, and he said we should trust the process, but he has does have those lingering doubts about 2020, and he couldn't necessarily articulate why there is that doubt there. he's pushing out different things about vote counts and things like that. still someone really grappling with that. i do encourage viewers to go onto cnn.com. my colleagues have an article that dives in a lot deeper to just how misinformation perhaps has influenced how this person views the integrity of american elections. >> it's fascinating to hear. >>> next allegations of an affair between fulton county d.a. fani willis and the man she picked as the lead prosecutor in the georgia election subversion case against the former president. accusations the lead prosecutor spent money he made on the case to take her on lavish vacations. anand now the e judge in thehe has set a hehearing on i it t a. detatails ahead.d. this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric

look at what happened in arizona. the judges don't take it up.t is amazing, the judges don't want to taken up -- take it up. they waited for tuesday. we want to wait to tuesday, we want to wait until tuesday arizona. we don't trust putting a ballot in, because who could trust it, because it is so corrupt. wait until tuesday. and all the republican voting machines, a big percentage of them were broken. i mean, stand in line for 20 hours in the arizona sun, and nobody does anything about it. so we have to have fair and honest elections, and we have to have strong borders. and we are going to have a country like nobody has ever had a country. there's never been anything that happened in any nation, any time, anywhere in the world like we were running. we were going out a level -- and then we did a great job. but we had to spend money on covid. we did much better than just about everybody else. every nation. $51 trillion was spent, was lost, the death and destruction because of the gift from china. came out of the will hand labs. that-- -- came out o

arizona, nevada, georgia, michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania. you see them there.let us untangle what we know about the voters in those state s and what to watch out for. barring a political miracle, we are now in the general election. joining us from manchester, nbc news correspondent garrett haake and "washington post" senior national political correspondent ashley parker joins us as well, she's also an msnbc political analyst. garrett, day one of the presumed general election, i know donald trump and his team have been looking into these numbers because they have been going after former allies who have pointed them out. let me play kayleigh mcenany on fox last night. >> this was actually a fairly good night for joe biden. when you look at our voter analysis, only 10% said i would not vote for joe biden if he's the nominee. he won a plurality of voters who said he's too old e a majority of voters who are upset about the gaza war. the divides in the democrat party perhaps aren't as stark as one would think. when you look at the republican party, 7 in 10 nikki hale

arizona state losses one thing.but if ntia's going to pressure the state into doing labor agreements that are not allowed by arizona law stick kind of puts us at a disadvantage brickwork that will certainly say we have always built this program with a strong understanding different states have different laws and we need to respect those approaches the other thing is we are laser focused on trying to give this money out the door as quickly as we can help states build networks for the people who need them as quickly as possible while being good stewards of taxpayer made that's our focus and will continue to be our focus big kirk's good i hope you love the states to do what they will do according to their own laws thank you with elio >>. >> a gentle lady's time has expired. at this time seeing we have no further members wishing to ask questions i want to thank you again for being with us today pretty greatly appreciate ask unanimous consent to insert into the record documents include on the step hearing document list w

here in arizona, clergy are mandatory reporters of child abuse and can be held legally responsible if they don't comply. case is changed over one at corporations. president church of jesus christ of latter day saints. there is no question, no dispute. the doctor here were a severe child abuse around 2010 or 2000. what is known as mandatory reporting law comes with an exception. it's known as clergy. penitent privilege of clergy learn about the abuse and a privilege setting like confession. they don't have to report it. it was that church. it was between the time and the priest, so to speak, for the bishop loudest and fast. indeed, during a counseling session and 2010 or 2011 jane's father and paul adams told us mormon bishop that he had sexually abused her and made videos of it. she was 5 years old at the time. seems like she made a deals. this is audio of an interview with that bishop john. here it was federal law enforcement. about 7 years after paul's confession, the bishop called the helpline setup by the mormon church to deal with cases of abuse. he spoke to a church lawyer who t