secretary benson: thank you. secretary benson: the truth and acts are on our side. the law son our side. the constitution is on our side. and -- we will hopefully secretary benson's connection will straighten out a little bit and we'll try to hop back to her. secretary benson, you still there? secretary benson: making sure people -- dmoint if you can see me. can i see you. knowing that people can have -- i think we have to remember thau can hear me. we have to remember that the goal here of those trying to deny democracy is not just get harder to vote, it's not just to even put people in place who will be willing to overturn election results or not certify election results if they don't like them, all those ways we are seeing it escalate. the long-term goal is disengage people in the process. to conpeople to stop participating and thereby stop holding their election officials accountable. this is about a battle of our accountability and politics today. through democracy we can hold our elected officials accountable through protecting access to the vote. through prot

also joining us, michigan secretary of state, jocelyn benson and jeremy bash is still

as secretary benson said, people in both parties did their jobs and upheld the law, and we're looking that they desire. >> yeah, i just think, nicole, it's clear from what these two secretaries of state are saying, what we know is that redistricting has been taken away from partisan politics in some states successfully to avoid gerrymandering. i think we have to think about doing the same thing with respect to election rules and just secretary benson, if you want to have the final word there, what do you see from michigan? >> i think two things. one, people in michigan and all across the country need to stay vigilant and engaged. the number one thing we need to realize is that the goal here is that people lose faith in our democracy and we can all do more to ensure we're seeking out trusted sources of information, staying engaged and staying vigilant and holding lawmakers and other partisan officials accountable at the ballot box. if they make any changes to our laws that would restrict people's access to the vote, ultimately political and legal accountability is what's going to stop

joining us now, guy benson, host of the guy benson radio show, and roe ma drab by, former white housegoing to show you another one put up on the full screen. he's alsoul leading in educatio, the chi, crime -- the economy, crime, and he's actually got a point, 1-point lead even in covid. but look at these margins. education, 52-44. economy, 53-42. crime, 53-41, etc. what do you make of this? this looks like the tide has turned. >> well, this is a bombshell of a poll. it detonated at 6 p.m. yesterday, and people were just sort of stunned because in our last fox news poll we saw mcauliffe ahead by 5 points, and now this is just a massive 13-point swing. and whenis you look at independents in this poll, youngkin is ahead by 22 points. there's a new washington post poll out today that has the race basically tide, but youngkin ahead by 18 points among independents. i'm from virginia, i happen to be in chicago right now. i'm a virginia voter. you can feel that this race is different this time. and i had youngkin on the radio show yesterday. e he sounded very confident. i've heard things inte

. >> hello i'm aishah hasnie along with guy benson emily cajon yelp and guy benson.here's what don captain i. take it away. >> tried with crimes the military takes away the marine who went viral for the criticism of the botched afghanistan withdrawal. >> emily what you have the u.s. and mexico high-level security talks on the border crisis this time not a college mobile game or a tea party. >> teachers with the vaccine info, the privacy concern ordered by a teachers union. >> first the crisis piles on for president biden after the worst jobs report ms. estimates by hundreds of thousands from the economy to the botched afghanistan withdrawal, the border and violent crime spiking across the country biden's first eight months have been full of problems september's jobs report fell short of the 507,000 with 194,000 new jobs being added. but biden says that his progress. >> in total the job creation of the for statement is now 5 million jobs. jobs up, wages up, unemployment down that is progress. when you take a step back and look what's happening we are making real progr

. >> hello i'm aishah hasnie along with guy benson emily cajon yelp and guy benson.crimes the military takes away the marine who went viral for the criticism of the botched afghanistan withdrawal. >> emily wha

host on fox news radio and townhall.com political editor, guy benson is here.state department deputy spokesperson fox news contributor, marie director of the libertarian institute where liberty lives, scott horton is back. so guy, i heard whispers of this from our friend had a people and he said i can't believe doctor fauci would kill my reggie and i didn't know what that meant at first and started digging a little deeper and the story has been exploded. what strikes you about it? >> well, you have met roy, are dog, i am a dog owner, a dog lover and you hit the nail on the head in the monologue, the introduction of this conversation if you want to unite people in theory, mistreat animals, positive puppies in particular. we need to find out precisely what the role was of fauci or the money collected they know what was happening parts i started reading this story, i had to stop reading, it bothered me so much. honestly there's a bipartisan outcry over this, a lot more questions asked and many more answers not just on the dark and public issue but on the gain of f

benson kipruto won the men's race. diana kipp yogi the women's.thon is a grueling race, but for one runner it's just another obstacle to overcome. here is nancy chen. >> reporter: there is resilience in each step of these 22.6 miles for ben. diagnosed with a eye condition when he was 17, the colorado runner lost his sight in his late 20s. >> the sense of disability was really starting to weigh on me. so i sign upped for a half marathon and started training for it. just getting out there to run changed my world. >> reporter: and his challenges soon took the 51-year-old around the world. he climbed machu picchu, summited mt. kilimanjaro, and crossed the grand canyon. what does running mean for you? >> running for me means a sense of freedom. it's able to find ability in the face of disability. >> reporter: he hopes to instill in young people with his nonp nonprofit. >> we formed see possibilities to try to destroyed the notions of what somebody who is blind is capable of doing. >> reporter: this is berlin's seventh boston marathon, but his first wit

jeff mason correspondent for rioters and guy benson editor town hall.com and host of guy benson show.watch. pay fors have changed. just learned of a new minimum corporate tax today that was rolled out. as part of this plan. it's anybody's guess whether this is going to get across the finish line. >> and what it will look like if and when it does there are all sorts of noises coming out of leadership today on the democratic side on capitol hill. but they were getting really close. 90% there. hours away. and then we had reports coming out of internal meetings that the democrats were holding suggesting that there was some really big ticket items where they still did not have a resolution. and so i sort of wonder if they were trying to manufacture momentum here and eventually force the hand of recalcitrant members to say all right, we have to do something, we have set arbitrary deadlines, we are not going to set another one, although i don't know if that's actually going to work. i ultimately think that this dance is going to continue for a little bit longer. when the music stops, i would

jason, first to you. >> i agree with guy benson. cheap shot, idle tickets very effective. i think there is some staffer that wrote that in the president went atop a teleprompter but it's not going to sway anybody. the presidents a poor communicator and this race is about far more than that. >> shannon: are you worried about what it says if the republicans succeed here? >> not at all. it doesn't matter honestly if you had god himself campaigning for you, it doesn't sway the voters. we see a very divided electorate in the nation, we see a very divided electorate in the state of virginia, that is why it is neck and neck. glenn youngkin is not leading by a large margin, neither is terry mcauliffe and that is the state of virginia and the state of our nation. >> shannon: the neighborhood looks pretty split among the sides, we will hopefully know a week from now how that plays out. thank you for your time. the secret to a long marriage probably does not involve suing your spouse because you tripped over their shoes but that case, it's a r

joining me now is the host of "the guy benson show," guy benson.ot about 16 acres. >> that's going to pose a problem, jesse, and i can tell you, we both live on the east coast. watching california politics from afar, it feels like just a game of woke mad libs. it's like what have the even doing out there? i found out about the story today, someone said to me did you see this crazy california start. i said oh, yeah, the toy store regulation about gender-neutral toy stores? no, no, the ban on lawn mowers. so i said what and i had to look that when i. to your point, jesse, and san francisco in particular you have this problem. under his guidance and under this restriction, you could not have a gas powered pressure washer to spray away that mass, because that is what would be unlawful. >> jesse: guy, i want to be fair. if you can have electric powered lawn mowers, so you have to plug in the lawn mower somewhere and you know, the court is kind of getting in the way, it's wrapping around trees and things like that, so to be fair, the lawns will grow. may

mollie hemingway editor at "the federalist" and guy benson host of the guy benson show on fox news radioment point i think we all agree anything that crosses into violence is unacceptable in many places. it's criminal and illegal but this is what we are talking about now today from the doj, the memo says threats against public servants are not only illustrate legal they run counter to our nation's core values. those who dedicate their time and energy to ensure children receive proper education in a safe environment deserve to be able to do their work without fear for their safety. mollie, what do you make of it. >> this is amazing what the department of justice and fbi will do and what they won't do. last year we had a series of violent riots that cost $2 billion worth of damage. killed dozens of people. attacked the white house, federal courthouses, police precincts, hundreds of american businesses. and the department of justice and fbi were basically nowhere to be found. you mentioned earlier tonight about how little they did with the gymnast, coach had you credible reports of him rapi

and dagen mcdowell and guy benson are here. i want to bring in our family for an hour. but you know, i would imagine if you had been around movie sets as much as alec bald when and so on and so forth, there might be someone that would say if you're handling a weapon, you too need to know a quick two, three-second check of whether or not there's a bullet in that barrel. you need to know if there's a round of any kind it in regardless of what you may know about any round or any kind in it. you need to know there's not one. if you're sitting on the stump of a church, at the set, and you're going to point the gun at the camera and there's people around not with childs, what are your thoughts about this, dagen? >> this is something that you learn as a child from friends and family when you're taught how to handle a gun and when you're taught gun safety. do you always check the weapon to make sure it's not loaded. again, on a movie set, there's -- emily can weigh-in on this. there should be a greater expectation for alec baldwin because he's not just an actor on the film. he'

guy benson political editor of a guy hall.com host of the guy benson show on fox news radio.spatch. amy scare politicians. >> absolutely. the history is midterm election. especially recent history. any president who has an approval rating that is under 50% and for the last four midterms every single president has been under 50% means they lose seats: in some cases oa lot of seats. by the election, of course, i think the bigger challenge right now for the president and his party. there has been a lot of issues, covid, afghanistan, the border. overall, you know, when the president ran as candidate, his message was i'm going to bring sort of normal back. life is going to feel normal in whatever way you thought normal meant. i think for so many people, certainly voters that i talk to, they are still waiting for normal to come. and whether that's on the economy. whether that's the end of covid. whether that's the end dysfunctional politics. haven't seen it. >> bret: guy, that's a good point. it feels a little chaotic especially on capitol hill behind me, this deal is not done on t

benson kipruto won the me race, dianpy marath iag but for one runner it's just another obstacle to overcomes cbs's nancy chen. >> reporter: there's resilience in each step of these 26.2 miles for dan berlin. >> it's just such a moving experience to run it. >> reporter: diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition when seven, the colorado runner lost his sight in his late 20s. >> the sense of disability was starting to really weigh on me, so si signed up for a half marathon and started training for it. just getting out there to run changed my world. >> reporter: his challenges soon took the 51-year-old around the world. he climbed match uma chu pi ch, kilimanjaro. what does running mean to you? >> it's a sense of freedom, a way to mind ability in the face of a disability. >> reporter: he hopes to instill confidence in young people. >> try to see the possibilities to destroy the notions of what somebody who's blind is capable of doing. >> reporter: this is berlin's seventh boston marathon but first with daughter talia by his side. if you were to sum up this ex plerns altogether, what would you

they threatened benson, shell fishing boats from, from your k boats known is this, these all very strong threats and out of all proportion to the problem as it exists . so i think the u. k. government would have to respond in some ways, but obviously phones will respond as well. or if it go slower, tally on the, on, try, getting it to, to friends of companies will merely go elsewhere. go, go to rotterdam at work. and campbell lloyd, i think right through the friendship process would be try to avoid things to be trying to avoid damage to the trade coming through. try and of course see that the head of the french region, the savior that are, is a, is a candidate. it's central counter to attend the french presidential election, so basically he will be protecting color. so if somebody's threats a probably rather empty a us better job chris officer, what we'll, we'll probably do more by the end of today is i know we've spoken today about how emotional an issue fishing can become in both countries. i want to take a step back for a moment though and, and look at, you know, how much does fishing

different group thou pro mill face and our civilian and is people, is your time if there is no into benson's or valid as are the prime minister in the prime is resign, or from day a mentioned was a young man that it did numerous that as well for testers and also her class and the cried listen, go into the country. why i expect that people will get to the streets, and those numbers will continue to increase until i am the military. actually listen to all heed to their demands of my doris, t of sudan, east people. additionally, there's going to be a lot of pressure coming from that region coming from the african union and abington national parts list. remember that one of the difficulties that sudan has faced soon by his exit, has been the fact that they have not been able to solve their very economy questions. that way they're very basis for the over to of, out of my share. and we do know that the role of international partners has been very key in trying to do that. so the way forward is going to be tough. and there's going to be a lot of contestation between the civilian compliment civilian

and the pandemic flight events, which was cancelled last year, was dominated by canyon runners. benson could retire when the mens raised in 2 hours at 9 minutes and 51 seconds. there was a 1st time when in the women's race as well. if diana keep yagi, he was competing in just her bud martha winning into i was 24 minutes and 45 seconds. and finally, a cut, sorry legend and nasa ality is on close to in the rally of bar. okay. i would say it and he made so much by mouth at one stage 3, or if not a 13 minutes advantage, i will soundings every 2 stages remaining. allie allison alice has already won this event 5 times before. that is all your support from me more later. shannon, thank you very much. dee turner quick monday can always catch up with our website address that is al jazeera dot com. that's it for me are intended for snoozer. i'll be in a minute with another for on a few days use. thanks for watching. ah ah, a manager is approaching a tipping point in the lead up to the club 26 climate summit al jazeera, so cases programs dedicated to one veiling the realities of the climate emerg

mailing the favor and to connect to it also threatened to go so on customs checks this, threatened benson shellfish in bolts from from you. k boats known is this, these all very strong threats and out of all proportion to the problem as it exists . so i think the u. k. government would have to respond in some ways, but obviously firms will respond as well. now if this occurs, so a tally on the on trade, getting it to, to friends of companies will, will merely go elsewhere. go to rotterdam at work and campbell lloyd, and i think right through the friendship process would be try to avoid things to be trying to avoid damage to the trade coming through. tie. and of course, see that the head of the french region, the xavier that are, is a, is a candidate. it's central, counted it in here, french presidential election. so basically he will be protecting kelly. so if somebody's threats are probably rather empty, or us better from chris officer will, will probably know more by the end of today. here's, i know we've spoken today about how emotional an issue fishing can become in both countries. i

group that pro middle face and then the civilian and his pupil is your time, if there's no into benson's or valid as are the prime minister in the prime is resign or from day emission position, then that a deadline was that as of what asked us can also a class. and if the crime listenable into the country, we why i, we expect that people will get to the streets and those numbers will continue to increase. until i am the millard, she actually listen to all heed to their demands of my doors, tea of sudan, nice people. additionally, there's going to be a lot of pressure coming from the region coming from the african union. and i banged to national parts list. remember that one of the difficulties that sudan has phased soon by his exit has been the fact that they've not been able to solve that very common request. and that way they're very basis for the overture of out of my share. and we do know that their role of international partners has been very key in trying to do that. so the way forward is going to be tough. and there's going to be a lot of contestation between the civilian complime

it was dominated by canyon rudders. benson kip retired when the mens rice in 2 hours at 9 minutes and 51 seconds. that was a 1st time going in the women's rights as well. it was diana kip yogi, who was competing in just how bad martha winning into. i was at 24 minutes and 45 seconds. and that is all useful. i'll be back with more later. jim, a thank you so much. that's it. from me, peach adobe in the late team london. this next we'll see you soon. ah, ah. and in the country with an abundance of resources trade, already won indonesia, his firms. for me, we moved bull to grow and frock. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs investment. let's be part linda. this is growth and progress. invent indonesia now on air or online. be part of the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the ocean when no topic is off the table, it's as children site atmosphere, people are demoralized. they're exhausted and many h

considered it a breakaway province and opposes any international engagement with taiwan mangan toward benson. i want to thank phones to paying attention to the importance of the taiwan strait and supporting our international participation. we will continue to fulfill our responsibilities as members of the global community, friendship, police, and stability in the indo pacific region. we also hope to make more contributions to the world along with france. peruse prime minister gator bader has been replaced along with almost half his cabinet just 2 months after taking office. former president of congress motor vasquez has been named as his replacement breeder, as a left wing politician, and was promised to nationalize some approved natural resources. as angered the right wing majority in congress, president pedro castillo has been under pressure to name a more moderate government. elemental event, the bonita bill, it's time to place peru above all ideology and isolated parties and positions. so i informed the country that today we've accepted the resignation of the president of the council of

and john is in benson hall, but in michigan. hi there, john. you're there at a water distribution center, but it's not the water going through the lead pipes is bottled water. i guess that's a daily, perhaps even a couple of times per day. regular thing for the people that as right, people are coming here at the moment. we're at god's household of faith church and they're getting a couple of cases, a piece of water to supply them through the next day. some people are doing this every day because every day water is being distributed and we've watched here where they've opened about a half hour early and hundreds of cars have gone through thousands of bottles of water have been distributed. and with me now is a man who initially tested that water and discovered that it was tainted. that's the reverend edward pinkney. who is the pastor here at god's household of faith church. let me ask you, how is this gone? got a little rain, but people are still coming through. oh this is, this is true midtown. i'm just glad to see that the people here understa

thou fro, middle face, and then the whole civilian and is to prove is your time if there is no into benson's or then it is hard, the prime minister in the prime is resign or from day a mention position. then the a deadline was that as of what asked us and also our class. and if the crime isn't going to the country why i expect that people get to the streets and those numbers will continue to increase. until i'm the millard, she actually listen to all heed to their demands of my doors, tea of sudanese people. additionally, there's going to be a lot of pressure coming from the region coming from the african union, and i bang to national partners. remember that one of the difficulties that sudan has phased soon by his exit has been the fact that they have not been able to solve the very common questions that way. they're very basis for the overture of out of my share. and we do know that their role of transmission, our partner has been very key in trying to do that. so the way it flow is going to be tough. and there's going to be a lot of contestation between the civilian compliment civilians i

growth that pro mill face, and then the civilian and is supreme is your time if that is known to benson's law and then it is on the prime minister in the prime as resign or from day a mission for vision, then they did a good image that as of what s t f f and also our lives. and even the cries listenable into the country. why i expect that people will get to the streets, and those numbers will continue to increase until i am the military. actually listen to all heed to that the madness of my doris, t of sudan, east people. additionally, there's going to be a lot of pressure coming from that region coming from the african union and i bang to national partners. remember that one of the difficulties that saddam has phased soon by chas exit has been the fact that they've not been able to solve their very economy questions. that way they're very basis for the over to of, out of my share. and we do know that the role of international partners has been very key in trying to do that. so the way forward is going to be tough. and there's going to be a lot of contestation between the civilian complim

flashing, especially when you're hearing that it can get worse before it gets better. boom, back benson and octavia mirandi of openness. i'll see, thank you both for your time and insight on this one. and the boring company founded by tesla c e o l i must just got the greenlight to build a new underground loop system in las vegas, nevada clark county approval approved the project describing it as a 29 mile long track. that will eventually include $51.00 stations, the boring company estimates construction will take at least 3 years with up to 10 stations built in just the 1st 6 months. now the plan is to eventually move around $57000.00 customers per hour. but this is, of course, just the latest installment of the cost was in an old plan. and the 1st loop hasn't exactly lived up to the hype. the 1st version which consist of 2 tunnels and 3 stations under the las vegas convention center, was supposed to move around $4400.00 passengers per hour. but so far it is only able to move just over $500.00 passengers for hours and not exactly what you want. and when they designed it, when they pitc

concerns over facebook already having too much power as is well, let's bring back an invesco host, benson and christy i to disgust. band monster with you here. so what do we know so far about these plans for a med adverse that brought about the name change? yes, was kind of interesting because as we've talked about for a few weeks, you know, facebook is, is a pretty interesting company that is now just a one brand underneath meta. right. and, and there's a good reason for that because facebook itself, as a company, i think more than anything has been abandon martha herbert not interested in it. you know, facebook was thriving up until about 4 years ago and it's kind of been co opted since then just completely, you know, being utilized to remove anyone who opposes the kind of the neo liberal order. and as we still see, even with the new scandals that have come out of the so called whistleblower, a big push to completely limit any conversation there. so facebook's been minimized and meanwhile, the med averse is the new step and it's all about augmented reality. it's about creating kind of a

thus, benson and octavia mirandi of open this, i'll see. thank you both for your time minutes. i and in an effort to fund president biden's to trillion dollar spending package, senate democrats proposed to change to the way the assets of the nation's billionaires, our tax, the chairman of the senate finance committee, senator ron wyden, introduce legislation on wednesday, were $1000000.00 an annual income for 3 state street years, pay taxes on capital gains which have not yet been cashed out for background. here investors generally pay taxes on capital gains only when the assets in question are sold. capital gains, taxes can generally be deferred, allowing the owner to earn returns on the on tax fund. it also allows them to borrow against those assets to bolster their business or whatever they might need to do before too many americans get to concerned about this new plan. these so called billionaires tax would only affect around $700.00 people in the country. while the proposal says it would raise hundreds of billions of dollars over the next decade. the massive spending bill

if there is no into benson's or barely does, on the prime minister in the prime is resign, or from day a mentioned was a young man. the deadline was status of our testers and also our class. and the clive reasonable into the country we, why i, we expect that people get to the streets and those numbers will continue to increase until i am the military. actually listen to all heed to their demands of my daughter's t while to denise people. additionally, there's going to be a lot of pressure coming from the region coming from the african union, and i bang to national pots list. remember that one of the difficulties that sudan has phased soon by his exit has been the fact that they have not been able to solve the very common request. and that way, the very basis for the over to of out of, by share. and we do know that the role of international partners has been very key in trying to do that. so the way forward is going to be tough. and there's going to be a lot of contestation between the civilian compliment civilians in the country when they are military leaders. and we hope that all this

ryan benson the firefighter. the billings firefighters put up t.girl part of the accident found her way on the side. the books are donated to the billings fire department they do this with kids the fighters do. god bless ryan and that little girl. >> jesse: can i put something out there? >> greg: your book. >> jesse: not about the book. i think they need to lower the decibel level of the fire engine. it's a little too loud. does it have to be that loud. i know the point of the siren alert people get out of the way. all that it's so loud. >> kennedy: mine are awful. >> greg: imagine the screams of the patients suffering inside, jesse. >> jesse: you do agree with me though? >> harold: jesse ever calls just don't. [laughter] >> dana: 10 to 9 and a half. that's all is he asking for. >> greg: need to study this. >> dana: great monday, everybody. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. >> bret: they are pretty loud. >> jesse: thank you. >> bret: thank you, all. good evening welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight as president biden

it took a look at olivia benson's career.e celebrity fan melissa mccarthy >> put her on ice, boys. congratulations, 500 shows congratulations, 500 shows >> and melissa wasn't the only one celebrating last night savannah guthrie couldn't wait to congratulate her. so congrats to mariska on 500 episodes >> she is a wonderful human. >> she is amazing. >>> andy cohen will be sitting down with willie geist this weekend ahead of his new book "glitter every day." in their conversation, he opens watch. >> he does not watch much tv or up about he's been slowly introducing 2-year-old son ben to television and reveals the one show ben is not allowed to watch. >> he does not watch much tv or movies, just until this summer so what he's really into right now is "sesame street" which is great. and i let him watch it on the weekends it's his treat no tv during the week. and i will say i screened an inordinate amount of housewives and he's always coming up to my desk while i'm watching and i'm like, no, no, no, you are not watching this. >> li

aishah: hi, everybody and welcome to "the big sunday show" i am aishah hasnie along with guy benson andmily compagno you and joe, here's what's on tap. guy: gifted and talented programs in schools are racist, he is getting rid of them, and outrage among parents is building. aishah: about to discuss there, emily what you have. emily: tens of thousands of illegal immigrants are inching closer to our southern border and what is abided a administration doing to prepare us, they are fiscally stocking the border wall construction. aishah: big news today. joe: ladies and gentlemen, you cannot say that anymore, we will tell you where, coming up. aishah: about to get to but first this, civil unrest sweeping across europe right now over covid restrictions, thousands are packing the street in rome and some clashing with police as a protest of a government role requiring covid vaccination or a negative test to go to work and access workplaces starting next week. but here in america dr. fauci believes restrictions are the best way to slow down the spread of coronavirus income this winter he says the

leslie manner democratic strategist and guy benson political editor of guy hall.com most of the guy benressman dean phillips, we are getting word that it's all falling apart and not voting and he is disappointed and can't believe that they went through all of this today and didn't finally get to vote. >> democrats there is no getting around that. they were raising expectations at the leadership level. we heard the president making a direct appeal. there was talk about a vote today. giving him a victory in hand. as soon as he lands in europe. that's not going to happen. it's not going to happen tomorrow, it sounds like, maybe it will happen next week. ening all democrats show they run washington right now. the one thing that might help nancy pelosi in the coming days, a handful of republicans in the house who want to vote for the bipartisan infrastructure bill, i think conservatives across the country would urge those republicans even if on the merits you support the infrastructure bill it has been linked inextricably by the democratic leadership to this monstrosity build back better pla

and in speaking, for example, to the mitch secretary of state, jocelyn benson, she said nobody has beenve really changed what's going on. and i asked her does she feel safe and she said sometimes. that's a woman who had people show up at her house and had to have 24-hour police protection at times during the last year. . >> sometimes. only sometimes. people not feeling safe just for doing their jobs. isaac, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> a final push for terry mcauliffe in virginia. the president campaigning for mcauliffe and going after the former president donald trump and the republican candidate in the race, glenn youngkin urging them to defeat republican extremism. >> extremism can come in many forms. it can come in the rage of a mob driven to assault the capitol. it can come in a smile and a fleece vest. either way, the big lie is still a big lie. >> joining me now, joining us now, cnn chief political correspondent and co-anchor of the state of the union dana bash. calling him an extremist was the goal at this event >> absolutely. it has been number one on t