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he focuses on blake masters as well in his column. this is what he writes the flip and flopping the before and after. before back in december the candidates likened abortion to genocide. until recently he said he was 100% pro-life and supported a several person had law a standard. but advocates who want to be at all abortions now he writes masters scrubs the above reference from has website after he won the primary. several other gop candidates have done this. a now says has state banning abortion after 15 weeks is a reasonable solution and in a new ad he emphasizes has -- his opposition to late-term abortions. guest: i think republicans are realizing as they enter the general election that they will have to appeal to a larger swath of voters. as the article stated republican candidates are backing away from the issue of abortion and denying the election of 2020. they are up for quite the challenge. host: patty in connecticut. and dependent, good morning. caller: good morning. i saw on cnn gas prices are going to go back up again. she

. >> aaron blake looking at the flip-flops and walked back of abortion and he focuses on blake masterss well in his : the flip and the flock than the before ande the after the arizona republic and like and abortion to genocide also said he was 100 percent pro-life with the federal personhood law he went to a ban all abortion in our rights masters has the above-referenced from nbc news and cnn reported other gop candidates with mixed references to the former president donald trump and the state banning abortion after 15 weeks is a reasonable solution and then to emphasize only has opposition for late-term abortions. are you seeing the changes how republicans talk about abortion on the campaign trail? >> they arehe realizing as enter the general election that they have to appeal to a larger swath of voters as the article stated and the candidates are backing away from being hard on abortion to deny the election of 2020 and republicans are really preparing it is quite the challenge. >>atti the constitution states. >> color good morning. >>caller: this weekend on cnn they say gas prices wi

do you think blake masters has got a chance?ar for democrats. traditionally a tough year for the party that's not -- and power. blake masters is a deeply flawed candidate and he hasn't even been fully vetted yet. i think you will see the race change a lot. mark kelly is an astronaut and a sterling record in arizona. especially going back to the abortion issue again. blake masters as an extremist and with the policy positions that turn off just women voters but also a lot of dads that don't want to see their daughters have to go to another state to get basic health care when they a baby. >> trace: getting a lot of pushback in arizona and i wonder what you think of president biden. the hurricane in florida, a lot of people stranded and missing. going to a fund-raiser and he bashes maga republicans. your thoughts? >> ron desantis is running in the state of florida. >> this is actually going to an event and bashing republicans while this is a guy talking about. they are different from ads running on television. it's a different scen

>> blake: he just has no independence of mine, sean.ps promised arizonans that he would be independent. he swore he would be a moderate. a lot of people believed that. well, over the last two years mark kelly has been voting in lockstep for joe biden's agenda and apparently, he is just fine with disc wide open southern border because he has not done a single thing to stop it. you know? we have more than 5 million illegal aliens come into this country welcome by joe biden and mark kelly. they are resettling these people in working-class towns and cities in arizona and working-class towns and cities throughout the country. i have no idea why because it is hurting people. it is hurting families. it is making our streets less safe. it is killing children here in arizona. apparently mark elliot likes it this way. he is not doing a daunting to stop it. i got his record but he voted against the bill that would have provided greater opioid detection capability. voted against title cdxxiii times. but he voted against hiring 18,000 border patrol

jonathan blake at westminster. reservists are to be sent to ukraine, in a partial mobilisation of russian forces. in a televised address to the nation, he accused the west of wanting to see russia weakened and destroyed — and said moscow would use all available means to protect its territory. 300,000 military reserves are to be called up as part of the escalation after it was announced that referendums will be held later this week in parts of ukraine that are currently under russian control. those regions are shown here in red — donetsk, luhansk, kherson and zaporizhzhia. from moscow, our russia editor steve rosenberg sent this report. under pressure in ukraine, russia's president has chosen the path that is most familiar to him. escalation. translation: but to defend our motherland, its sovereignty - and territorial integrity, for the security of our people, and on the liberated territories, it is necessary to support the proposal of the defence ministry and chief of general staff to announce a partial mobilisatio

jonathan blake in liverpool. — differently. jonathan blake in liverpool, thank _ differently., thank you very i differently. jonathan blake in i liverpool, thank you very much. 19 minutes past eight p:m.. the headlines on bbc news: the bank of england says it "won't hesitate to raise interest rates by as much as needed" to bring down inflation, after the pound dropped to a record low against the dollar overnight. labour outlines its own plan for the economy at its party conference and is scathing about the government's new measures. at the inquest into the death of molly russell, an executive from instagram's parent company insists thousands of images the teenager saw online about suicide and self harm were safe. sport — and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. hello, gavin. hi there, tim. we will get to the football in a moment. worcester warriors rugby club is to be put into administration by the department for digital, culture, media and sport and will therefore face relegation from the premiership. the financially stricken club was suspended from a

. >> his republican changer blake masters who won the support of donald trump is having some troubler pac senate leadership fund cut $8 million in his planned ad spending. now masters is dialing back his rhetoric and making edits to his website in an effort to win over arizona voters. >> join me in welcoming blake masters. >> reporter: nominee blake masters pledges he is paving a path for the new political right. >> who is ready to beat mark kelly? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: but first masters needs arizona voters like john cain to get behind him. >> if he doesn't turn his head around, he is going to lose the election. >> reporter: are you concerned about him? >> absolutely. he runs an ad on tv and then at the end it says, independent for arizona. i said, what? >> reporter: it's the general election pivot. trying to appeal to independents who make up roughly a third of registered voters in arizona. >> they have made a party out of just dividing people. >> reporter: in the speech, masters focuses on the border, inflation, and crime. >> republicans have a plan to make our fami

>> blake. >> judge judy: how long did you have blake? [ laughter ] >> how long did i have him?r six months. >> judge judy: from when to when? >> from after irene was dating him to -- >> judge judy: so first, irene dated him. >> no, she started being with him -- >> judge judy: shh, shh, shh, shh. >> yes. >> judge judy: i'm getting your side of the story, then i'll come back to you. >> thank you. >> judge judy: so first, you're cousins. >> yes. >> judge judy: so first, your cousin, irene, dated blake.

and to remind people that that the emersojun poll that just cae out recently shows blake downts by twonts against mark kelly , who's only at 47%.y it's and it's it's a winnablerae race. >> and i would and i think t onf the reasons they are doing this talk, if we're being honest,estl the gop establishment establishment is not putting america first. they don't want america first.t. it's washington first and america maybe eventually. sociyou look at this this behavior, it's it's by sociopathu can ons. you can only look at this. mitch mcconnell would much rather lose races than have america first senators in the senate because petty, he's been addicted and he despises the bas e and that's the only explanation. i think it's the real as to explanatio wn as to why he's pulling funding for funding for blake masters and others. he be in would prefer to be insn the minority. he's playing games. tucker, let's be clearg games, let's. he's playing games with thebecas future of this country becausee he is teddy and vindictive. >> well, it's also true, at. least according to news accounts, that mitch

joining me as blake masters, a candidate for the u.s. senate in arizona.huck coughlin just told "usa today" that based on numbers we have, "republicans have to make some kind of leap on the abortion issue because they are getting killed among women. "your response. >> what we are seeing is propaganda. this was the media's desire -- they are trying to make this election about abortion. the democrats, mark kelly in arizona wants to talk about abortion because they don't want to talk about the wide open southern border, transgender ideology. there is an outrage on the abortion issue. i just don't believe that that is going to be an issue. >> there is a referenced on the website. >> markham propaganda. assistant -- should have gotten rid of wall roe versus wade. that sends the issues back to the states. i happen to believe that the federal government has a role. we take the fight to the states. >> and he lies about that, but they have nothing good to run on themselves. we go we were talking about mark kelly. i never see him ever. it's not -- live and breathe o

. >>> in arizona, republican senate candidate blake masters is attempting to pivot to the center on key a sharp turn from the platform masters was running on early in the campaign. we have the details. >>> join me to in welcoming -- [ cheers ] >> reporter: arizona republican senate nominee blake masters pledges he's paving a path for the new political right. >> who's ready to beat mark kelly? [ cheers ] >> reporter: but first masters needs arizona voters like john kane to get behind him. >> >> if he doesn't turn his head around he's going to lose the election. >> reporter: are you concerned about him? >> absolutely. he runs an ad on tv, and at the end it says independent for arizona. i said, what? >> reporter: it's the general election pivot -- trying to appeal to independents who make up roughly a third of registered voters in arizona. >> they've made a whole party out of just dividing people. >> reporter: in the speech, masters focuses on the border, inflation, and crime. >> republicans have a plan to make our families safe again, to make this country prosperous again, and to make eve

blake masters, mereuate your coming on tonight. god speed. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: fox news alert for you, remarkable story, we don't know the full parameters of it but apparently the fbi has launched a full scale purge of supporters of donald trump and that would be joe biden's likely opponent in the coming presidential election and that purge intensified significantly today. steve bannon just said yesterday alone the fbi raided the homes of dozens of trump allies and we want to get to the bottom of this story and running it down ever since and managing partner of the dylan law group. hermy, thanks for coming on. what's the truth? >> well, the truth is that a few days ago, a political reporter called several people and said, hey, have you heard or been served yet. the fbi will be serving 50 approximately search warrants or subpoenas on trump supporters and then, you know, within 24 hours of that, two of our clients, three of our clients actually did either get search warrants or subpoenas and the subpoenas are extremely b

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blake, it was done with dozens of world leaders and rulers.nd it was a contentious service. >> reporter: yes. he did so much to raise japan's profile globally. we saw the protesters constantly throughout the day. there are some about 25-meters from where i'm standing, you have the protesters on a loudspeaker and it is nonstop for several hours. this controversial state funeral has divided this country. it said it was honor the depp dem diplomatic tribute. images were shown and several people delivered several speeches. >> he preach the interceptions of the two oceans. you took his ideas allege developed them for a free and open region that serves many countries and many people. you have dramatically strengthened relations with the u.s. and dramatically enhancing the japan/u.s. deterrent. the diplomacy has noticed good relations with every country in the world. >> reporter: that was the result of the high ranking officials and world leaders that have attended this state funeral. roads have been blocked off. and it drastically increased security

cnn's blake esick joins me now from tokyo.h that massive typhoon where you are there in japan. >> well, michael super typhoon nanmadol will go down as one of strongest typhoons japan has ever seen with gusts of wind reaching 145 kilometers per hour. for days experts had been warning of a potential large scale disaster fueled by the strong winds and torrential rain. good news here it seems at least to this point that potential large scale disaster has been avoided. so far about 10 million people living in southern and western japan have been ordered to evacuate as a result of this violent storm. but, again, a lot of the potential disaster that we had talked about in the days building up to the storm really haven't come to pass. now, hundreds of thousands of homes across several prefectures are still without power. and nhk, japan's public broadcaster, has reported nearly 100 people have been injured. police and rescue teams are on site. now, this slow moving yet powerful typhoon made landfall near kagoshima city 7:00 p.m. local

and blake masters is attempting to pivot to the center on key issues in an effort to reel in independentd unseat democrat mark kelly. here's cnn's kyung law. >> reporter: he pledges he is paving a path for the new political right. >> who is ready to beat mark kelly? [ applause ]. >> reporter: but first masters needs people like john kaine to get behind him. >> if he doesn't turn his head around, he's going to lose the election. >> are you concerned about him? . >> absolutely. he runs an ad on tv. and then at the end it says independent for arizona. i said what? >> reporter: it's the general election pivot. trying to appeal to independents who make up roughly a third of registered voters in arizona >> they have made a whole party out of just dividing people. >> reporter: it focuses on the border, inflation and crime. >> republicans have a plan to make our families safe again, to make the country prosperous and free again. does that sound extreme to you? >> reporter: but the rhetoric and imagery was missing. >> this is designed to kill people. >> reporter: the primary candidate who doubted

and for a lot of them, i think the positions of blake masters was taken was popular. i think the reality though is when you pull back the layer even people who do not personally believe in abortions, do not think women are doctors should be jailed or fined, do not think citizens should be spying on their neighbors. to report them to the authorities on whether or not they're miscarried as well and abortion. and that is what is happening in this country. people need to be vigilant, this is not hyperbole, it will, and that is an extreme position that no one thinks should be the reality. but because that is what they reality of the policies, many of these republicans have put forward, they are running away from. it because they cannot defend it. it's indefensible. >> 68 days to go before the midterms, and you are trying to erase the policies you've been supporting? that's a tough putt. tim miller, symone sanders-townsend, thank you for being here, absolutely love having you here. remember, you can watch symone on peacock and msnbc, you do not want to miss it. coming up ne

. >> blake masters -- >> he's not funding blake masters. >> he's helping blake masters who is anotherection liar in arizona. mitch mcconnell is now doing that. >> so his pac. so he has to make these decisions about his pac. i think there are some people he's deciding not to fund and some people he will fund. what does mitch mcconnell want? >> he wants control of the senate. >> david is a republican, he wants troks control the senate. david is clear-eyed about this. i never heard you say anything positive about an election liar. >> as much as i wish donald trump would have won, he didn't. so that's just how it goes. i like the steelers to win every weekend, too. it just doesn't happen. it's life. you lose some. you brush yourself off, fight the next fight. >> would you vote for an election liar over a democrat? >> i don't know, again, it's taking everything into consideration. there are a lot of things i don't agree with for candidates i vote for. >> if you're mitch mcconnell, what do you do? >> you allow the lie to spread -- >> donald trump has been lying. when other responsible repub

blake essig joins me now from tokyo with more.st on the taiwan quake in a moment. but let's start with the impact of what was a huge storm in japan where you are. >> michael, super typhoon na nanmaol will go down as one of the strongest typhoons japan has ever seen with winds reaching 140 miles per hour per hour at its peak for days. experts have been warning about a potential large disaster on kyushu island fueled by high winds, storm surge and torrential rain. the good news here, at least to this point the potential large scale disaster has been avoided. but typhoon number 14, as it's known here in japan, the country's 14th typhoon this year has caused problems. so far about 10 million people as you mentioned living in southern and western japan have been ordered to evacuate as a result of this violent storm. hundreds of thousands of homes across several prefectures are without power. and nhk, japan's public broadcaster reporting more than 40 people have been injured. it's also worth noting that hundreds of flights in the region

jonathan blake is our political correspondent. welcome back.hat are we expecting to hear from her?— to hear from her? angela rayner is the main attraction _ to hear from her? angela rayner is the main attraction in _ to hear from her? angela rayner is the main attraction in the - the main attraction in the conference hall today as you see here in liverpool and she is going to talk about procurement, government contracts to private companies, which she says has seen over the last few years, as a result under the conservative government something of a procurement racket at the expense of british people, and this will tap into a sense that the conservative government are looking after their own, conservative government are looking aftertheir own, not conservative government are looking after their own, not doing things fairly and properly and handing contracts to companies with links to those in government without proper oversight. i'm sure she will talk to about broader themes, perhaps talking about public sector wages, perhaps talking about tax

jonathan blake, bbc news, liverpool.ing's news around the economy and financial markets later in the programme. for now we will take a look at the rest of the news today. an investigation by the bbc�*s panorama programme has exposed what is described as a toxic culture at one of the uk's largest mental health hospitals. an undercover reporter working at the edenfield centre near manchester filmed patients being mocked, inappropriately restrained and enduring long periods of seclusion in small, bare rooms. the nhs—run hospital says it has taken immediate action to safeguard patients, and that some staff have been suspended. it's also commissioned an independent clinical review. a warning that this report from our social affairs editor alison holt contains some distressing details. this is the edenfield mental health hospital in prestwich. it feels like the walls are closing in. my chest is closing in on me. the patients in its care are vulnerable, sometimes challenging. there's a serious risk they could harm themselves, o

correspondentjonathan blake there in the report. —— in liverpool.aar, a lecturer in energy finance at the university of brighton. thanks very much forjoining us. the big announcement is to set up a publicly owned green company within a year if elected. what you think of that as a plan?— that as a plan? thanks for being here. i would _ that as a plan? thanks for being here. i would say _ that as a plan? thanks for being here. i would say it _ that as a plan? thanks for being here. i would say it is _ that as a plan? thanks for being here. i would say it is bad - that as a plan? thanks for being here. i would say it is bad for. here. i would say it is bad for jobs, bad for growth, and creating a large public lyons government proxy would be surely inefficient. it is a bad idea. ~ g would be surely inefficient. it is a bad idea. ~ ., ~ would be surely inefficient. it is a bad idea. ., ~ ., would be surely inefficient. it is a bad idea. ~ ., ~ ., , bad idea. why? talk to us those vafious bad idea. why? talk to us those various points _ bad idea. why? talk

vance, blake masters, they have been endorsed by former president trump.fluence right now? i mean, is rick scott annoyed by what mitch mcconnell said, or is he annoyed that mitch mcconnell is not telling the trump line and all of these candidates? >> i mean both. here's the thing about the senate. it's such a different horse than, you know, house races for example. or even most other statewide races. i feel like elections in the senate, you want to have a candidate out there, who can both who is out there in the party, you know, in their base. but also, who can swing voters, who can make sure that battleground states like, ohio, florida, pennsylvania, that the margins are not, it's not a blow out. and i feel like mitch mcconnell understands. he knows how to properly for those campaigns, to make sure that you have that ballot. i think rick scott's very quickly learning how difficult that can really be. i mean, it's not just that, you know, trump endorsed some candidates, and therefore, they have done better. it's all about recruiting, it's about figure out

we talk to people who say if this money is going to vance, it is not going to blake masters.ear or 18 months ago were saying maybe we can win in washington, d.c., maybe we could win in colorado, maybe they do in a quirky way to do that, but it is a limiting of the money and it is constraining republican super pac money where they are saying this should be the candidates raising this money. a lot of firnof fingers be poin the candidates as well. and we know mehmet oz also having fund raising issues. >> and you have dr. oz, blake masters, herschel walker, those endorsed by trump, trump was also critical of mitch mcconnell to making those comments. mcconnell is saying what everyone else was saying. the fact that he said it on the record, trump is complaining. >> and people are also asking where is trump's money. >> i was just going to say that. he is on a boat load of dimes and he could help if he wanted to. >>> up next live to the courthouse, two top trump white house insiders testifying before a federal grand jury, the january 6 grand jury. it's time for the biggest sale of th

arizona republican blake masters won the support of trump and the far right in his senate primary bylies in the 2020 election. and tacking hard rate. having secured the nomination he's trying to change his position or hiding them on many of the most hotly debated issues. seeking to try to reach independent voters who make up a third of voters in arizona who determine elections as well as moderate republicans in arizona. but as cnn's ken law reports, democrats are using master's own words against him. >> join me in welcoming -- >> reporter: arizona republican senate nominee claims he is papage making a path for the right. but first master's needs john cane to get behind him. >> if he doesn't turn his head around. he's going to lose the election. >> are you concerned about him? >> absolutely. he runs an ad on tv and then at the end it said, independent for arizona. and i said, what? >> reporter: it is the general election pivot. trying to appeal to independents who make up a third of the registered voters in arizona. >> they've made a party out of dividing people. >> reporter: in the s

blake masters trying to move to the middle. kelly has to be prepared for that.er reason that mark kelly needs to address what joe biden is doing is because joe biden increased attacks on 74 million republicans throughout the country, a lot of republicans live in arizona and if mark kelly wants to siphon the votes for people who don't love blake masters, he probably should comment on stuff the president says, critique the president's performance, otherwise votes go to masters and that margin will shrink. >> carley: mark kelly is in a difficult position when it comes to the president and biden administration, it is a border state and he's called for stronger border initiatives and there was one story a couple months ago where the biden administration was rebuilding the wall in an area of arizona and thinking was to help mark kelly, but that is something he got there in the end when he said i'm giving the president a mixed report card. really i am surprised we're two months out and candidates don't have a stock answer on the joe biden question yet. they stumble thr

the rights of a free country, and let us make the decisions for our nation directly to the palmilla blakely below gold when he was particular while okay. oh, those decision seemed less focused on the deepening economic crisis than they do on polishing the lives of women. the taliban want agenda, segregated society and yet girls who are still at school dare to dream of you went to be a doctor. raise your hands, isn't much of a sudden will but these girls will be out of school long before they can study medicine. the taliban leadership has effectively banned them from secondary education. ah, on the street, teresa, a group of women demonstrating for the right to education and work. suddenly taliban fighters should live rounds in the year. young women like ayesha and her sister are trying to find their place in this afghan has done mars not at all. well what i have lost my thoughts and the dollar bonded on to barge of that feeling. i'm no longer the girl. i used to be off in the boss, i would feel proud looking at myself, i gave myself the name just all spelling the board one of the other to t

blake, this was supposed to be a solemn event.definitely was inside but outside much more contentious. >> reporter: yeah, paula. a little chaotic would be a good way to describe the scene outside of the arena. shinzo abe, of course, a politician who had a unique set of skills to forge close relationships with other foreign leaders which is why 700 foreign dignitaries are here in japan to honor abe's legacy which is now over, has been extremely controversial. we've seen it play out throughout the day as protesters for and against the state funeral have made their presence felt. of course, inside japan's famous indoor theater, a different scene played out. each guest had a chance to offer flower and video tribute with images of abe was played. the two most recent men to succeed abe as prime minister each delivered a speech. the constant theme from almost everyone who did speak including the current prime minister focused on abe's accomplishments, how much he would be missed. that he had so much more life to live. as a result high ra

i like, i'm like between al blake living with a virus and acknowledging the national strategy of 0 cove at policy. so people are like, i've concerned about like what are china is going to lose the mashes or a bit by bit in the coming month, especially after the party congress are settled in, meet october. then people expect that the newly the ship, it may have to late our new ro map at strategy, ah blade leaving the country to reconnect with the rest of well, especially when we are seeing there is like alternative economic economic figures that work the chinese authorities definitely have to like, do something on that. we leave it there all the time. we went to summer ford running out the debris, correspondence we become and that's it for today. there's of course, most orders from the region on our website. the double dot com forward slash is sure we're back here to more of the same time. we'll see you then, to, by the end of the pandemic insight, we show what it could look like. return in the normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult with successes on, you know, weekly co

it has been blake by corruption fame since construction began in 2012 under former president. my hinder raj. bucks up. the state on management company said they had decided to open its observation deck to visitors from thursday to and ticket revenue to minimize losses. it opens at a time the tree lanka is in the debt. so if an economic crisis, the costs of fuel in the country has multiplied by a factor of 18 hitting local industries like fishing. our next report highlights a prime example. fishermen who can't afford to power their boats. it's sunrise on the island of mana and local fishermen assaulting their nets for the day ahead. what? where did they some of the lucky ones. many fishing boats here a stuck on dry land. unable to go to see because they don't have enough fuel i bet everything is difficult at the moment. is no kerosene. there's no food at home. we only get work if we come to the sea. otherwise we don't get any. i was starving. i with the kerosene to run these engines used to be cheap. less than $100.00 rupees elisa from the co operative now it's costing up to 18

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and if an is really blake her, it was a mistake. -- and if in an israeli bullet killed her it was a mistake. there was a prolonged gunbattle with armed palestinians. the soldiers retreated to vehicles and the military official says they had limited visibility and did not see her. video from the minutes before her death show a call seen. she was wearing a clearly marked flak jacket. she was shot in the back of the neck below her helmet. witnesses say the gunfire continued. >> she has become an international symbol and that is why her blood became a heavy burden in criminal and diplomatic terms. they cannot handle best. that is why they are trying to manage the fallout of her murder. reporter: her family says it is obvious israeli war criminals cannot investigate their own crimes. it is calling on the u.s. to conduct an independent investigation into the palestinian-american journalists killing. the palestinian authority says it is pressing international bodies for accountability. al jazeera's legal team plans to submit a case with the international criminal court at the hague. her case may b

mark kelly is looking to fend off republican challenger blake masters. uncertainty in the pennsylvania senate race between lieutenant governor john fetterman and dr. mehmet oz. fox new sunday anchor shannon bream. good morning to you. i want to show the viewers at home first wisconsin. this is good news for ron johnson. let's just put it out there. 48-44. quite a change from some polling back in august. here is arizona, blake masters had been trailing. he still trails mark kelly by a thinner margin. pennsylvania, fetterman and oz, so much national attention. that race has tightened. what do you make of that as the voters start to think about their choices? >> it seems that polling always gets tighter including on the generic congressional ballots for the house and that kind of thing. it tightens up as you get closer to having to make a decision. it is interesting when we break down likely voters who those who say they are absolutely going to vote. tightening between those two groups. people have decisions to make. you guys know in a lot of states they're

this is from the arizona senate race, an add against a republican nominee blake masters. >> he was 18osing to end the pregnancy wasn't easy, but it was the right choice for me. blake masters has no idea what i went through. >> you follow the money in politics that that much money is going into the adds tells you the democrats believe this is the issue for them. >> they do, and we've also seen a number of republicans, especially senate candidate republicans that have decided to change their positions ever so slightly on abortion trying to make clear when they support exemptions for rape and incest and changing their language on the issue. you mentioned voter registration. i think that is a big story right now because of the fact that in key states like michigan, wisconsin, we saw it in kansas in the special referendum, that women have been now jumping ahead of men in terms of their voter registration since the dobbs decision, and i think democrats look at that and see that as being in their favor. >> one of the conversations that can be consistent is are republicans hurting their cases

that's the only explanation the real explanation as to why he's pulling funding for blake masters ande is playing games, tucker let's be honest he's playing games with the future of this country. because he is petty and vindictive. >> tucker: mitch mcconnell's family has benefited greatly to its ties from china, communist china. maybe it wouldn't be a good thing to have other members of the senate horribly anti-china makes a summing like that out loud because are not allowed to say that. >> it's a problem you don't want america first in side the american caucus becomes unruly might be not be able to control. after this many times tucker and assayed again. mitch mcconnell is a small enough individual that when push comes to shove all he really cares about his being a leader of the republican caucus even if he is in the minority. it's all mitch mcconnell cares about he doesn't care about being early in the majority. he doesn't care about the country, he wants to be the leader of the senate and if he has america first center inside of that it becomes problematic form. therefore i will pu

>> all right, appreciate it, blake. thanks so much. esic there in tokyo for us. >>> now, ukraine grappling with the grim aftermath from the retreat of russian forces in the country's east kyiv, accusing russian forces of committing more than 34,000, quote, crimes of aggression and war crimes since the war started. cnn's nick paten walsh with more from ckrematorsk. >> specifically this day ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy talking about these torture chambers they've discovered one in a settlement close to the russian border where it appears devices including those that may be used to give electric shocks to people have been found. now, this was presumably in detention centers where ukrainian citizens would be held. we know that russian forces have been going through them, filtering them for potential former military members, pro-government sympathizers and informers and so maybe these devices were involved in trying to work out who knew what, which we heard no comment from russian officials about this, but i will tell you there's

has invested millions of dollars in key swing states for trump he plans to hold a fund-raiser for blaketers, republican nominee in arizona even he recently warned republicans need a positive version. shep >> thanks very much. ylan mui >>> an american airlines passenger punched a flight attendant on a flight from la. a passenger caught it. >> you can hear the flight attendant hear the passenger say if he's threatening him. you saw it there punched him right in the head. justice department identified the man as alexander tongue ku le. they charged him with one count of interference. they wrote in part, acts of violence against our team members are not tolerated. the individual involved in this incident will never be allowed to travel with us in the future. prosecutors say flight attendants had to restrain lee with seat belt extenders cops removed him when the plane landed the fbi is continuing to investigate that. >>> at least two people are dead after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake rattled southwestern mexico. struck early in the state of becho quan it's an aftershock this time tremors felt

jonathan blake is there.had a keynote speech of the first day, talking a lot about workers' rights and procurement as well, and we have also seen the list of topics which will be up for discussion among delegates this afternoon and they will now go away into meetings and hammer out the exact motions that could be voted on, and they could be voting on whether to discuss changing the electoral system in the uk from first past the post and whether workers should receive pay rises in line with inflation, a couple of the more controversial topics which the labour leadership are not necessarily so keen to talk about, but to discuss everything up for debate here in liverpool over the next few days, i'm joined by polly toynbee, guardian columnist and labour party member. let's start with how the conference began if we can. it was unusual start with the singing of the national anthem in tribute to her majesty queen elizabeth and a minute's silence. what do you make of the symbolism of that moment?— what do you make of

blake, i understand some 50 former and current leaders expected to attend this state funeral. strong feeling about abe's party links to the unification church. it is that why we're seeing such staunch opposition to this? >> reporter: that's one of several reasons why there are so many people that stand in opposition to this upcoming state funeral. the reality here is that in life and now in death shinzo abe has been and will continue to be a polarizing figure. when it comes to the idea of a government-funded state funeral that will cost taxpayers at least 1.6 billion yen or 12 million u.s. dollars to honor the diplomatic legacy of japan's longest serving prime minister shouldn't cause a surprise this is a very much divided nation. in fact, tomorrow's state funeral for abe sparked controversy ever since fumio ka she da announced decision just a few days after abe was shot and killed while delivering a campaign speech back in july. he said he made the decision to host the event to honor abe's diplomatic legacy after messages of condolence came pouring in around the world. ever s

vance he donated heavily to blake masters.use his far right political positions -- >> in arizona, there is a nation at our southern border. >> reporter: he's much less forthcoming about financial relationship with thiel. >> we're just trying to talk about campaign finance. >> reporter: tried to fresh masters outside an event last month. >> he gave what he gave. i'm grateful i'm working hard every day to raise the money internal to the campaign and we need to spread the message. >> will you be able to stay independent? >> reporter: what we have seen tier is blake masters is, in fact, somebody mostly supported by peter thiel where his is opponent is mostly supported by small donors. the difference is a big and important thing here. >> all right jake ward for us today thank you. >>> let's bring in tramaine lee to talk about his report on the power of the black vote. good to see you. this week you are at north carolina central university talking with students, current and former how are they reacting to president biden's debt reli

her problem and the problem for so many republican candidates, same with blake master in arizona, is they have so far out and so extreme in the primaries, it's going to be really hard for them to come back. you have blake masters and other republicans scrubbing their websites of some of the more extreme abortion language. tudor dixon, she's going to have a real hard time getting a way from what she said about a 14-year-old girl getting raped by her uncle being a perfect example of why the state has to have forced births of rapists ibe byes. it's hard to talk about regulations and other issues that would help republicans win easily this year when you put yourself so far out there on this issue in the primary race. >> in the primary, if you've made central to your case you want no exceptions for rape or incest, how do you walk that back? no scrubbing of the website will change that position. people like grichin whitmer, congresswoman slotkin are happy this initiative is on the ballot for close races. that's one of six states, michigan, where abortion will be on the ballot in a couple m

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