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host: a republican prospect in arizona, you probably know who the columnist is at the arizona republictoday's wall street journal, trump as a shadow over arizona's gop is the headline. i want your reaction. in 2018 while mr. trump was president, democrats took both of the u.s. seats. last time both of the state's u.s. senators were democrats was 1953. the gop margin in the state legislature was formidable, tracking to a single member of each chamber. republicans no longer win statewide elections in arizona by turning up the base, pulling them and picking up a small number of independence. guest: that is right. the words right out of my mouth. we are seeing republicans winning in arizona by smaller and smaller margins and the loss of their vote margins does not match the decrease in actual republican voters. arizona is where is--losing republican votes a lot faster than republican voters. republicans are very split in arizona when it comes to donald trump. he is not overwhelmingly popular in arizona. he did not win arizona in 2020. by having him back candidates for the republican ticket

a look at voter turnout and key races in arizona with someone from the america -- arizona republic newspaper. >> in our bones, we know that democracy is at risk. we also know this, it is within our power, each and every one of

host: a republican prospect in arizona, you probably know who the columnist is at the arizona republic, has column in today's wall street journal, trump as a shadow over arizona's gop is the headline. i want your reaction. in 2018 while mr. trump was president, democrats took both of the u.s. seats. last time both of the state's u.s. senators were democrats was 1953. the gop margin in the state legislature was formidable, tracking to a single member of each chamber. republicans no longer win statewide elections in arizona by turning up the base, pulling them and picking up a small number of independence. guest: that is right. the words right out of my mouth. we are seeing republicans winning in arizona by smaller and smaller margins and the loss of their vote margins does not match the decrease in actual republican voters. arizona is where is--losing republican votes a lot faster than republican voters. republicans are very split in arizona when it comes to donald trump. he is not overwhelmingly popular in arizona. he did not win arizona in 2020. by having him back candidates for the r

podcast for the arizona republic. it is azcentral.com. thanks for taking time on a busy week to join us. host: thanks for having me. host: we continue witthis conversation we have had all morning askg at message did voter sa oelection day. whatas the midterm election message? (202) 748-8000, for democrats, (202) 748-8001 for republicans, independents it is (202) 748-8002. back to arkansas. this is kathy, republican. what message did voter sand? data what message did voter's send? caller: it is sad that they sent a message on abortion because abortion is murder. they will say how can a christian vote for a republican? it is the democrats that vote for abortion and that is murder. and then they are for gay marriage. god is not for that and he is not for transgender. a lot of people need to repent. this world is going to hell in a hand basket and it is sad. i thank you for letting me speak. you have a good day. host: jesse in michigan, democrat, good morning. caller: i've been listening a long time. i am 90 years old. i

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. >> and with us now from phoenix is mary joe who covers state politics for the arizona republic. appreciate you sticking around for us. obviously a massive result for mark kelly and the democrats as they try to keep control of the senate. so how do the counts play out? what's been the reaction there in arizona if any yet? >> you know, sort of depends where you stand, but a lot of relief, you know, from the kelly camp and its supporters. they see this as making a statement about where arizona is on common sense government. they don't want fringe politics coming into their senate representation. and of course on the republican side a lot of disappointment. this would have been a big win for them. it would have helped to give the republicans control of the senate. as you've noted. and now they're knotted up even steven and all eyes turn to nevada and georgia. >> and you make -- republicans had viewed the mark kelly seat as a pickup opportunity not so long ago, but what went wrong for them? >> i think it's the tone of -- you know, blake masters was the trump endorsed candidate. voter

. >> well, a short time ago we spoke with mary jo pittsle who covers state politics for "the arizona republic." here's her takeaway. >> they say this as making a statement about where, you know, arizonans want common-sense government. they don't want fringe politics coming into their senate representation. and of course on the republican side, a lot of disappointment. this would have been a big win for them. it would have helped to give the republicans control of the senate. as you've noted, now they're knotted up even steven, and all eyes turn to nevada and georgia. >> we want to take you to nevada, where only about 800 votes now separate the two candidates in that crucial senate contest. cnn's gary tuchman has our report. >> reporter: the u.s. senate race here in the state of nevada is so very close. let us tell you where the mail-in ballots are that still need to be counted in this state. first of all, in washoe county, that's northern nevada, where reno is located, there are about 11,000 ballots still to be counted. then there's douglas county. the county seat is minden. the population is

political reporter for the nevada independent and in phoenix, arizona mary joe pixel with the arizona republic. thank you both for being with us. okay so the control of senate at stake here what, is an incredibly slow process of counting votes. that is causing some unhappiness. listen to this. >> arizona doesn't even start counting early votes until election day. they want the drama. they want delayed results. they designed it this way. they start with mail-in ballots, and they count day of ballots, and they finally get around to drop box ballots. heaven forbid account everything at the same time. that would make too much sense. >> mary joe phoenix to you, why is it taking this long in arizona and what about drama? >> yes we love the drama. this happens every year when we have statewide elections. it's just magnified this year because the races the top ones are so competitive and so close. the reason it takes time is that the majority of arizonans mail-in their ballots. they drop them off at the polls on election day. they all come in in a sealed green evelyn, the balance inside. it's not as s

here with us right now, national political reporter for the "arizona republic" ronald hanson.onald, so good to see you. i know you are getting no sleep over the last four days now, and it carries on. all right, so the u.s. senate race in your state has been closely watched, of course, nationally. how important was it for democrats to hold on to this seat? >> you know, this was not just a victory that helps with the math in washington. it's also a further proof of a concept that began in 2018 for democrats in arizona. this is always an ancestrally red state. they have had several elections, successes in 2018 and 2020. this one felt more of a challenge because this was not a democratic-leaning year people thought heading into it. so for mark kelly to win in this environment heartens democrat spirits. >> blake masters came out on top in a brutal gop primary thanks to part to the backing he received from former president trump and his support for the false conspiracy theory about the 2020 election being stolen, but he softened that stance once he was pitted against senator kelly i

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arizona. you have katie hobbs, the secretary of state running for governor against kerry lake, a trump back republic debt. and in arizona's maricopa county, we saw very big problems with the voting machine. here's some of the documented evidence. this is a video i'm explaining the problems of, of the voting machines in maricopa county, arizona. slocum, are valid, and so didn't misread with them. was happening. put it in there. yeah. and tonight, a republican and a democrat will sit and go through all of the misread now all over the accounting and can't go any will get counted in. okay. with both the seniors not working. yeah, no, nothing to work. oh wow. so good to have you with us for this program. so just weeks before global focus will be all over the gulf state of cutoff, as it plays host to the world cup. the kingdom has lashed out at europe for being happy to do business with the nation. but at the very same time, making fun of it in a recent controversial cartoon. we are annoyed by the double standards on the one hand, the german population is misinformed by government politicians. on the othe

they're trying to delay the inevitable arizona residents are fed up with these elections being held just like in some banana republic many republicans who denied joe biden's victory in the rambo presidential election. here in arizona. biden, won by a margin of 0.3% total votes were recounted, and then rechecked, found tens of thousands of lost ballots, but the alignment of forces remained the same only by saturday. here they also counted the votes cast in the elections to the senate and it turned out that the republican black masters conceded to the democrat the brand kelly lake herself, too, so far loses, despite the polls on the eve of the elections , denies such a result for earlier and calls everything that happens a day, the groundhog of the deceased resident of pennsylvania tony de luca was re-elected to the state congress by a wide margin from his rivals, the last presidential election was remembered by the fact that for biden, judging by the ballots extracted from the ballot boxes the ballots were often voted by the dead in these elections, the democrats who left politics and life have already won themselves

republic of congo. a big win for the democrats in arizona that are one seat away from keeping control of the u. s. senate shoes on a hand, a top paul pact that will be a big draw called for the opening ceremony of footballs, world comp, brown. being people in the southern ukrainian city of casala, celebrating their freeze of russian forces. oh, it's one of the most significant victories for ukrainian troops since russia invaded in february. the ukrainian national flag was flown on monuments and public buildings. president brought him as lensky hailed it. as a historic day, but new and significant damage to the nova co kafka damn has been reported in southern ukraine. a u. s. satellite imagery company says that sections of the time and its gates have been deliberately destroyed after russia pulled out of the castle region. and he preached the dharm could cause catastrophic flooding. ukraine though, could use the advance to expand its counter offensive to other occupied territories, including crimea, which moscow seized in 2014, but russian forces of set up new positions on the eastern bank of th

this is just an embarrassment and the people of arizona are sick and tired of elections being run like we're in some banana republicied about her supporters may respond if she ultimately loses? >> no, frankly, i'm not because they are in the minority. i think arizona voters have spoken loudly in senator kelly's race, in my race. they want normalcy. they don't want people hurling insults at their fellow arizonans, and let's just be honest. the people that she's talking about are republicans. they are democrats. they are independence, they are neighbors. they are people who want our democracy to prevail. they are serving this republic with honesty and integrity, and for her to be hurling insults out there the way that she has done, it's very disappointing, and i hope, you know, if she does become governor that she eel change her tune regarding the way had a she addresses her fellow arizonans in order that she can become an effective leader if that becomes the case. >> secretary-elect, states make their own rules on elections, right, and they do it their individual way. bill gates, the top elections official overseein

arizona. but all eyes are on nevada. the 1st batch of kenyan troops arrived from the democratic republic of congo, ready to join a regional force fighting the m $23.00 verbal group, plus a shoe on a meal last rock and tank. south korean group b t. s. have announced that starting a joint cook will perform at the opening ceremony. ah, we begin with breaking news ethiopians. government has signed a truce with rebel forces from the north and to cry region. the agreement signed to nairobi is the lightest step and if it's to ins, 2 years of conflict. fighting between the 2 sides has left thousands, did, and displaced millions a ukrainians, celebrating in the southern city of her soul after the retreat of russian forces. it's one of the most significant victories for ukrainian troops since russia invaded in february. moscow had claimed the region as russian land for ever joined how reports the 1st time in nearly 9 months, the residence of her son woke to the sights and sounds of a city restored to life. the full body square in the center were meas, freedom. and with it comes joy and laughter. it's not peace time as such, but for

arizona. but all eyes are on nevada. and the 1st batch of kenyan troops arrived in the democratic republic of congo, reduced enjoying a regional force fighting the in $23.00 ripple group. ah, ah, if he is governments and verbal forces have agreed to facilitate humanitarian access to war, torn to cry, and other regions in the north. the pledge was signed in nairobi. it's the latest step and if it's to ins, 2 years of conflict, it follows talks. this week on the implementation of a peace deal signed 10 days ago, fighting between the 2 sciences, if thousands did and displaced millions for a. ready year and in a meeting in a, b a, b, a we have in it and understanding. accordingly we want to express our phone with him and for bringing peace and disability to all been there for really fully dedicated our service to implement a. ready and this collaboration, well, let's take a look at how the conflict unfolded. in november 2020 fighting broke out when prime minister abbey armored since troops into northern to cry. he accused rebels of attacking a federal army camp. in may 2021. you as president joe biden called for a ceasefire, and a

program, canyon troops arrived in the east and democratic republic of congo to join the fight against m. 23 rebels. mark, galleys, midtown, when in arizona puts the democrats just one sees away from retaining control of the senate. now, all eyes on nevada. ah ah hello hi fresh. it continues to dominate the weather across ships. a lot of try and settled weather around. we have got some cloud and rain just down around the italy through the atlantic, pushing across towards greece. larry of low pressure here, producing some live the shower, longest spells of rain, nother area of low pressure making its way in from the atlantic slowly, but surely, bumping into iraq area of high pressure. but we will see cloud and rain gathering across a good part of ireland as we go through sunday. pushing into a northern nodded late running. the day st. bandits out of rain, runs down into portugal. the go central air is largely dry, single figures. now for vienna and full red, 0 wet or whether they're just around italy, easing across the balkans and just nudging its way into greece as we go through the next day or so. notice that clouded rain, which was west

the governor in arizona, republicans are only one need away from taking the house of representatives. ah, begin the program in democratic republic of congo with thousands of people are on the move. scrambling to safety this hour, the conflict between the military and m. 23 fighters is moving closer to the regional capital, goma, men, women, and children. same carrying whatever they can and walking along the main highway towards the east and see the un troops of trolling the strains. m $23.00 fighters, widely understood to be backed by wonder and allegation there were wondering government denies despite billions of dollars spends on un largest pays keeping mission. m 23 fighters have continued to attack, villages, and things territory for decades. it's just one of more than 100 and groups based in eastern dancing. they say they're fighting to defend the interests of the ethnic to see minority. let's take a closer look. the m 23 emerged more than a decade ago when they saved the city of going on the border was were one down. the group declared pace in 2013 after the fate by government troops and you in back to forces m 23. then sp

of canyon troops arrive in the democratic republic of congo as part of a regional forced to fight against the m. 23 rebels. a big win for the democrats in arizona. they are now one seats away from keeping control of the u. s. senate stopping the money go round. why gonna is clamping down on black market currency traders the ukrainians is celebrating in the southern city of ha, sawn after the retreat of russian forces. wow. this is one of the most significant victories the ukrainian troops since russia invaded in february, the ukrainian national flag was flown on monuments and public buildings. president vladimir lensky, hailed it as a quote historic day. let's take a closer look at where troops from each side are stationed. russian forces are now on the eastern bank of that nipple river, opposite her san city, where ukraine has retaken control. new insignificant damage has been reported to the nova cove co damn east of the city. a u. s. satellite imagery company says sections of the dam and its gates have been deliberately destroyed. any breach of the dam could cause catastrophic flooding. acid bag reports from quivery and central ukraine. this

arizona. but allies are on nevada. the 1st batch of kenyan troops arrives in the democratic republic of congo, ready to join a regional force fighting the im, 23 river creek. and i am on the richardson with all the latest world cup use. it's the last round of domestic lee games before the cats are finals, england captain harry came to son of with a gold and a wave of sultan and english. amelia mm. ethiopia, government, and ripple forces have agreed to facilitate humanitarian access to war, torn to cry, and other regions in the north. the pledge was signed in nairobi. it's the lightest step and if it's to end 2 years of conflict, it follows talks this week on the implementation of a peace deal signed 10 days ago. fighting between the 2 sides has left thousands did and displaced millions so easy over. ready to you as is located so commitment. yeah. mickey a, b a b, a with and understand according to chris a for b and b to b. or when did you get a. ready and let's take a look at how the conflict unfolded. in november 2020 fighting, broke out when prime minister abbey ahmed, since troops into northern to cry, he accused r

arizona are illegitimate. she posted a video to twitter yesterday telling followers the, quote, fight to save our republic hast begun. while lake is sharing those videos on her social media feed, "washington post" reports she did so from mar-a-lago. a former local news television anchor was at donald trump's florida home and golf club yesterday to attend a luncheon hosted by the america first policy institute. the institute which was founded by trump allies last year. they held an vent at the club yesterday. the event is to ensure policies are prepared and finalized for a new session of congress. meanwhile, the house race in colorado is likely headed to a recount ten days after the election. the contest in colorado's third congressional district is between republican representative and her democratic challenger who is too close to call. as of last night, boebert leads by a percentage point. the margin of error is at or below .5% of the leading candidate's vote total. turning to the senate, a bill aimed at protecting same sex marriage is another step closer to becoming law. needed a simple majority to proceed.

it’s clear now only nevada remains and, accordingly, arizona arizona most likely most likely wants us to depart, and it departs the republic participate. two republican candidates participated there, as if they somehow participated there, perhaps yes, the main thing is there leave nothing. at the same time, the problem lies in the fact that now the situation will be decided in george, there it will be thrown away , as all resources have not been determined, it is just presented. here and there will be the main battle, as it were, because as it was supposed, most likely, the base scenario. now it's unfolding. that's 50 by this time republicans will have 49 democrats. this state will be decisive. on september 9-9, by this time there will already be a majority in the lower house of parliament by this time, respectively, there will be already, according to the situation. therefore, it is clear, therefore the main task, as it were, all forces will be thrown there, first of all, and taking into account the fact that there is a very specific calculation scheme, that is, it is very long. actually there is so understand. that's ver

arizona. but all eyes are on nevada. the 1st batch of kenyan troops arrives in the democratic republic of congo, ready to join a regional force fighting the m 23 ripple group. plus, i'm andrew simmons reporting for bratia and cyprus, resort city abandoned decades ago because of conflict. there are now controversies over why it's being turned into a result. again, not many, richard simm with all the latest world companies and nervous couple of days, kicks off. international coaches that we hoping there will cut takes the injury free in the last round of games before the cattle farms. ukrainians are celebrating in the southern city of her son after the retreat of russian forces. it's one of the most significant victories for ukrainian troops since russia invited in february. moscow had climbed the region as russian land forever. his jona, how reports the 1st time in nearly 9 months, the residence of have shown woke to the sights and sounds of a city restored to life. ah, see me. this is a small body square in the center. the word means freedom. and with it comes joy and laughter. ah, it's not time as such. but for as long

republic of congo, and much more. >> this is the pbs newshour w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: one week after former president donald trump announced he would seek re-election to the nation's top office, he dined at his mar-a-lago home with two men known for their racist and anti-semitic beliefs. 24 year old political commentator nick fuentes and ye, the hip-hop musician formerly known as kanye west. laura barron-lopez has more. reporter: the department of justice identified fuentes as a white supremacist last year. he is a holocaust-denier who has threatened violence against jewish people, and spread hate against black americans and other groups. ye has also been condemned for antisemitic and anti-black comments. in statements, trump claimed fuentes was invited by ye, and that he did not know him. the dinner is the most recent example of the former president associating with bigoted individuals and conspiracy theorists and elevating their ideas. democratic senate majority leader chuck scher responded on the floor today. >> for a former president, to sit

arizona. parts of wyoming and colorado. and then there was a revolution in mexico in 1821. so now mexico had declared itself an independent republic and was governing itself. and the meanwhile in the west, further north the united states and england were both laying claim to the organ territory. so if you want to imagine the modern states of idaho and washington and oregon, but also british columbia up to you the end of the southern panhandle of alaska, that is the organ territory. and they were sharing it which was fairly rare. that is a jointly occupied, the organ territory. if either of them were going to no longer jointly occupy a draw borderline somewhere, they had to give everyone a year's notice. with the mexicans levy to new mexico and in california depended on american trade for manufactured goods. and their governments dependent on that trade for revenue. the mascot officials there. there was very loose control if any of between those places and mexico city where the government was. so, what spain had believed and then later mexico believed that in order to control what they called the northern frontier, what becomes the

republic of congo plus, much more. ♪ announcer: this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizonaone week after former president donald trump announced he would seek reelection to the nation's top office, he dined at his mar-a-lago home with two men known for their racist and anti-semitic beliefs. a 24-year-old political commentator and ye, laura has more. reporter: the department of justice identified fuentes who has spread hate among black americans and other groups. ye has also been condemned for anti-semitic and anti-black comments. in statements donald trump claimed that fuentes was invited by ye. this is the latest example of the former president associating with bigoted individuals and elevating their ideas. chuck schumer responded. >> for a former president to sit down and have dinner with a high profile anti-semi is disgusting -- anti-semite is disgusting and dangerous. to give an anti-semite an audience is purely evil. even assuming the former president did not realize that he was coming to mar-a-lago, for him to refused to condemn him and his words after the dinner is a

this is just can an embarrassment and the people of arizona are sick and tired of elections being run like we're in some banana republic >> i have very little faith in some of the people's operating that, that maricopa county elections. i think they're incompetent. >> you're obviously supervisor in charge of the maricopa elections's what do you is ay to kari lake out there saying this today as the count? >> well, i can understand why kari lake might be surprised by how long this is taking, because she probably hasn't followed elections the way that i have for the last 20 years in this state. i was actually one of the lawyers in charge of republic observation of elections for years. i can remember 16 years ago. i sat outside of that same counting center, was there in a close congressional race. i was there for days, waiting for the final results. that's how it works here in arizona. when folks are dropping off 290,000 ballots on election day, in a ballot envelope, those don't magically get counted. we have to verify those. i'm sure kari lake cares about only eligible votes being counted just like i do, just like all of

arizona. i was, if you remember, two weeks ago , we'll remember, two weeks ago, we'll be announcing the final results of the elections on november the 28th. is american now been on a republicle for all the harassing for all the things we do right as a country this is pretty bad. he almost other civilised country can get them done. civilised country can get them done . the fact that some places done. the fact that some places isn't called is not just arizona . and arizona, by the way, the republican . republican. well, republican. republican. well, now going to be a democratic governor, but it's been a republican governor in charge. republican governor in charge. republican legislature to have been to get their act been able to get their act together. if republicans don't figure out what went wrong in 2020 addressed us. whether it's get day voting get it to the same day voting paper ballots or experts and beat the democrats at their own game . going lose again beat the democrats at their own game. going lose again in game. going to lose again in 2024. it is that critical because right now the playing field like i field is tilted like this. i have to say, jason, i have to sa

arizona. i was, if you remember, two weeks ago , we'll remember, two weeks ago, we'll be announcing the final results of the elections on november the 28th. is american now been on a republictle for all the harassing for all the things we do right as a country this is pretty bad. he almost other civilised country can get them done. civilised country can get them done . the fact that some places done. the fact that some places isn't called is not just arizona . and arizona, by the way, the republican . republican. well, republican. republican. well, now going to be a democratic governor, but it's been a republican governor in charge. republican governor in charge. republican legislature to have been to get their act been able to get their act together. if republicans don't figure out what went wrong in 2020 addressed us. whether it's get day voting get it to the same day voting paper ballots or experts and beat the democrats at their own game . going beat the democrats at their own game. going to again in game. going to lose again in 2024. it is that critical because right now the playing field like i field is tilted like this. i have to say, jason, i have to say, look , it

this is just an embarrassment, and the people of arizona are sick and tired of elections being run like we're in some banana republicmr. gates, i want your reaction to what we just heard. >> well, wolf, thanks for having me. and it's really sad to hear that we have the republican nominee of governor, for governor here in arizona, who's talking like that. i think the votes that were just released, 78,000, that doesn't happen magically. it happens because of the people behind me, all the people here in maricopa county elections, who are working so hard. they're working 14 to 18 hour days every day. we're about to go into a holiday weekend with veterans day, and they're going to continue to work those kind of hours on the holiday, friday, on saturday, and sunday. and i understand that kari lake wants us to move quickly, and a lot of people do. but you know what's more important, is that this is done accurately. that is the focus. and that, you know, like for all of these mail-in ballots, that those are signature verified. this is very important to me as an elected official, that only eligible people, only eligible vote

arizona. i was, if you remember, two weeks ago , we'll remember, two weeks ago, we'll be announcing the final results of the elections on november the 28th. is american now been on a republicle for all the harassing for all the things we do right as a country this is pretty bad. he almost other civilised country can get them done. civilised country can get them done . the fact that some places done. the fact that some places isn't called is not just arizona . and arizona, by the way, the republican . republican. well, republican. republican. well, now going to be a democratic governor, but it's been a republican governor in charge. republican governor in charge. republican legislature to have been to get their act been able to get their act together. if republicans don't figure out what went wrong in 2020 addressed us. whether it's get day voting get it to the same day voting paper ballots or experts and beat the democrats at their own game . going lose again beat the democrats at their own game. going lose again in game. going to lose again in 2024. it is that critical because right now the playing field like i field is tilted like this. i have to say, jason, i have to sa

host: mary jo pitzl coming from the arizona republic, azcentra the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a imheun case from the speaker -- a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. november 3, 2022. i hereby appoint the honorable mr. m mfume to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. greatest in faithfulness o lord our god, this day as in all days we are graced to see each new mercy you lay before us. in each fleeting moment you confront us with yet another opportunity to observe your loving hand in our lives. open our eyes that as we gaze upon your creation the changing of the seasons, and to the movement of the stars the bounty of the harvest and the provisions of our health, that we see your steadfast love and compassion for the world and all who dwell therein. then open our hearts that not only would they respond to the grand