but if we are going to accomplish the bold aspirational things that everybody wants in america, what we heard from our constituents about, we have to have a government that they can trust. and this is the first step to building a government that they can trust, a government that they know is not ruled by dark money, a government where they know there is one vote for every person regardless of interests that might be happening behind the scenes, that we can have elections that we can trust. as i'm very grateful that we as new members have the opportunity to vote on this right out of the gate. once we do, once we pass this, we can get on to tackling all of the big-picture issues that the american public expects us to tackle. thank you. and i would like to introduce congresswoman scanlon. an scan -- nancy pelosi er and your commitment for restoring faith in our democratic institutions. i'm so excited to be able to participate in h.r. 1. our elections is a bedrock of our democracy. and during this election cycle the american people pledged us to make sure that our government works for th

but if we are going to accomplish the bold, aspirational things that everybody wants in america, what we heard from our constituents about, we have to have a government they can trust and this is the first step to building a government they can trust. a government that they know is not ruled by dark money. a government where they know there is one vote for every person regardless of interest that might be happening behind the scenes, we can have elections we can trust. i am very grateful that we as new members had the opportunity to vote on this out of the gate. once we do, once we pass this, we can then get on to tackling all the big picture issues that the american public expects us to tackle. i would like to introduce congresswoman scanlon. >> thank you, representative escobar and speaker designate oc and all the members of democracy reform for your commitment to protecting and restoring faith in our democratic institutions and for the work on the bill. i'm so excited to participate in hr one. during this election cycle the american people charged the new congress to make sure gove

i am wondering whether the legislature will cooperate with him being bold.e is not as respected as jerry brown is and was even republicans recognized jerry brown as of the adult in the real. they don't consider gavin newsom the adult in the real. >> i've known gavin for quite a while century served on the board of supervisors together. i think that may be underestimating him a letter about. he has the ability to rise to the occasion and i think that's when you talk about and here a lot of talking about medicare the fact is he's the one who brought universal healthcare to san francisco when he was mayor. he has that to look at. whether he succeed or not will be a function really of what kind of staff does he surround himself with because he's someone who needs good staff. when you are lieutenant governor it is a different kind of ballgame but you are right, when you are governor and you need to work the legislature and worked to committees, when you are dealing with the lobbyist from all over the place coming after you, you need very good people inside to hel

ukraine's was nightmare an old stream two will bring russian natural gas directly to germany by the bold take out of main kiev misses out on billions of euros in transit fetes i'll speak live to the ukrainian deputy foreign minister. and a real backbreaker of the harvest pays off how young breaks a staying in business with assisted trees old tradition. and been physical and let's do business one of the world's most contrave. herschel energy project is nearing completion from twenty nineteen the north stream to pipeline will deliver natural gas from russia via the baltic sea directly to germany since twenty twelve russian gas is being exported to germany through the first north stream pipeline to will double the amount of gas delivered to more than one hundred billion cubic meters a year the project divides europe as it completely bypasses ukraine if russia stops using the pipelines that go through ukraine kiev stencil those up to two point eight billion dollars in annual transit fees. construction for the new pipeline is underway on the northern german coast hundreds of steel pipes are s

she's bold. she's bold. bold. and bodacious. [cheers] >> she's a georgia warrior woman. ladies and gentlemen, stacey abrams! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> stacey! stacey! stacey! stacey! stacey! stacey! >> thank you guys so much. >> and you get a vote! and you get a vote! >> all right, spread the word! [cheers and applause] >> great to be here with you. >> everybody gets to vote! >> everybody gets to vote! [cheers] >> all right. we're going to talk for a few minutes and then take a couple questions from you all. could you have ever imagined that two girls from mississippi with the kind of up bringing that we've had would be sitting on this stage? [cheers] >> not at all. i'm still not quite sure i'm sitting here. i'm having a little bit of out of body experience. but it is awesome. >> i love that you had to pull to the side of the road. i love that. i'm intrigued by your story. so many people are intrigued by your story. but more intrigued that you have the idea to dare to take this on. i find in my own experience, when something major is happening, there's something inside

we have taken bold action to reduce the price of prescription drugs. you are going to see that and you have already seen it. to help critically ill patients get life-saving treatments. we passed something they have been trying to pass for decades called the right to try where they can try our drugs that are looking promising that are in our pipeline. [cheers] hopefully you do not have to worry about that. hopefully nobody in this room will have to worry about that. but it is a great thing for people.

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i want the caution us, because those are very bold words.çóÑi=ñ if we have policy disagreements.ular. we're saying, you're undermining democracy. you're a bad person fundamentally. that's not always true. we have policy disagreements on a lot of these things. >> i think it's interesting that we talked about some of the most divisive issues including immigration, but the thing that set all of you off was the president. we have to leavewwork new yorurd we'll be right back. >> thank you. every road in the world is now an information superhighway. and the car has become an accessory to the smartphone. ride hailing, car sharing, carpooling... ...mobility services are proliferating. and there's a new generation who don't seem to want to own cars in the first place. it all means massive disruption to the car industry, cities, businesses and investors. ♪ ♪ >> brennan: that's it for us today. thanks for watching. until next week, for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org more. "cbs ove news" for this mo

to come an agreement is going to take some very bold, very creative and very flexible policy, and someappening. well, i... hope springs eternal, but so far i don't think either president trump 01’ don't think either president trump or president xi has demonstrated that kind of very bold, creative thinking, and there is not really the framework in which that would happen. that has not been built yet. now, the speech from vice president pence in october were seen as a defining moment, suggesting that us— china relations were entering a strategically competitive change. and will be stiff fine us policy for sometime to come? especially, as you say, the democrats and republicans seem to allow it. yes, i think vice president pence's speech it really was a very stark dividing line. basically what it signalled was that we we re basically what it signalled was that we were on the precipice of a kind of post— engagement world. but of course, the question that hovers over that statement of what does post— engagement look like? because china is still there, and the united states is still there, an

in maryland, democrats are on the front lines. ak with so much at ben jealous is the bold leader maryland needs. his planckwill get our schools to number one and protect our healthcare. , maryland's teacherses and president obama agree. ben jealous has the "courage to move families forward." let us stand up for our kids let us stand up for families let us stand up for our state ben jealous, democrator governor >>> now at 11:00, decision day is almost here. >> go out and vote republican. do it now, do tuesday. >> when you vote, you can choose hope or fear. >> closing arguments delivered. the future of the country now in voters' hands. tonit, the highstakes, and what to know before you go to the polls. >>> tracking a line ofer s storms well to our west that will impact your election day. i'll show you >>how. plus, a news 4 investigation. unt underage kids booking r untraceablees behind their parents' backs. >> i know it's not the safest thing to do. >> we reveal the suburban secret your kids don't want you to know. >>> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >>> but we begin tonight with breaking news.

we also challenged the cities around the world to join us in a bold new commitment to advancing zero waste. we asked ourselves and others to pledge to a world where we reduce waste, and generation 15% by 2030. that means reducing to recycling and composting and disposal in a generation. and we're asking ourselves to reduce incineration 50% by 2030. and so in san francisco that means really reducing what goes in the black bins and reducing anything that goes off-site that doesn't get recycled or composted or reused. we also made a new commitment to amplify our existing commitment to a clean climate future. climate healthy future. we are joining a set of about 20 different cities and pledging to have net zero carbon building by 2030 on new buildings by 2030 would be net zero emissions and by 2060 we'll have all of our buildings net zero emissions. we strongly reaffirmed a pledge to renewable energy and the goal to get to 100% renewable energy. and then we also really started talking about our green -- the green bonds that we issue currently and committed to using green bonds whenever a

bold and keaton jennings caught, is early travel, rory byrne is bold and keatonjennings caught, is srinsed a collapse. in best of the someone with a point to prove after being left out of the last march. he showed his team—mates what they've been missing, with the glazing 50 from ben stokes that they we re glazing 50 from ben stokes that they were scattering sri lankan‘s hopes. there are only distraction was four—legged as a dog stopped play, that's hardly what they needed. this was a pedigree performance. moments later, a century, and that fraud emotion, frustration, vindication, whatever the case, the balcony didn't seem to mind. on 110 he finally succumbed to a really short, and left the field knowing this has been some comeback. from there though, england faltered, a clatter of late wickets, and they were left clinging on successfully overturning an unbeatable decision, just before the close. far from an unbeatable decision, just before the close. farfrom perfect, but there will be hoping to turn the start into another match—winning performance. formula one is in abu dhabi for the

but not virtuous. >> have you had enough boldness and precious? so temperance, again, i but then to be holding. but but just not too much. or too little. because they don't satisfy our thirst but to desire sex is good too but they have to be put in proper order so if statuses and were eating disorders those are practices that deny a good healthy appetite of vices just as it is to indulge too much. does have to do with the desire. is not just going through aristotle that the patients of suffering in if you are alive and in this world you will suffer there is no choice. we must all suffer and the only thing we can choose i know we are sitting in traffic but to finish it is to endure evil without anything in return for i want to be careful because i ended up as i was revising this book it can be weapon eyes or whoever you might be talking about but then to not seek justice but again this is where the tendencies today we think more is better. someone who is humble but it is accurate but that's an accurate self assessment for christian point of view or

again, i am hoping we will come out of the gate and being bold and as spirational.nk that's the way we restore the faith of the american people, and i hope we are not taking our time in being bold and aspirational and making changes in their lives right now. >> does that boldness include impeachment? >> i think impeachment has always been on the table and the fact that we have a democratic majority means we can offer that checks and that balance. many of the things we have been talking about in our caucuses have included oversight and how important it is that not only we are providing an offering that oversight, as a body and that accountability, but also that we can -- we are intentional about moving the country forward. >> look, i am pressing you on this because you know there are so many republicans and voters that say that is a distraction, and that will become mired in a mess, and we are not looking for gridlock or for more endless investigations. i am trying to gauge in terms of your priority list will you press for investigations and impeachment? >> my priori

they just if someone does something really gutsy or bold, well, that must be courageous but it's not virtuous courage if it is too extreme and also if it's not tied to the other virtues. . >> have you had enough boldness and precious? so tempera this is an example of a tendency to go towards extreme. we think of temperance today i think largely as restraint, as withholding. but that's not virtuous. temperance according to aristotle and also aquinas talks a bit about it, is putting our natural and good desires in proper order. because it is good to desire food, just not too much. or too little. it is good to desire drink satisfywe don't arthurs, we will die. and desiring -- all of these have to be put in proper order. asceticism or eating disorders, those practices that deny our good healthy appetites, are vices, just as indulging in them too much or desiring them too much is also a vice. it does have to do with the desired. it's not just according towi aristotle, if you desire something and denied it to yourself, which we had to do that a lot, you have not yet attained the virtue of

turnips are being offered as a solution, which is quite bold.j turnips are being offered as a solution, which is quite bold. i am a turnipfan. solution, which is quite bold. i am a turnip fan. turnips in every form! new recipes! let's move on, big weekend, as we get to the centenary of the armistice, remembering 100 yea rs of the armistice, remembering 100 years since the end of the first world war. some really poignant pictures. jason, the ft, a small pictures. jason, the ft, a small picture but two modern world leaders, theresa may and emmanuel macron, meeting, commemorating, looking back as well as forward. yes. one of the many more cemeteries... i went to one a couple of years ago in northern france, on a very cold january day, it is an extremely humbling and... experience. the graves just extremely humbling and... experience. the gravesjust go on and on. you get the scale of the sheer numberof and on. you get the scale of the sheer number of people who were slaughtered in probably a needless war. it is right that we spend a weekend reflecti

they just think if somebody does something bold, that must be courageous but it's not virtuous if itis too extreme and also if it isn't applied to the other virtues and of course the deficiency is we are more familiar with cowardice. but we have enough boldness and brashness today reclaiming whatt is would help us to understand what the virtuous courage is. a couple of other examples, temperance. this gets used in a lot of different ways we can talk about the temperance in terms of our emotions and our feelings. aristotle used a very strictly in the sense of tempering our physical other type -- appetite, food, sex and drink, essential for the human race and so temperance, and this isn't an example of the tendency to go to extreme. we think of that largely as we restraint and withholding. according to aristotle it is putting our natural and good desires in the proper order, because it is good to desire food, just not too much or too little. it's good to desire drink because if we don't satisfy our thirst, we will buy. and desiring sex is good, to back that all of these have to be put

and some dramatic decisions and that's why it's important ok bold and dramatic decisions how bold can mr one be from here on in because there are questions over the admissibility slash the legality of these audiotapes i mean where do you think the tapes came from and how were they obtained. look what's happening is over there it's so clear there is a bury her under scram over there and what is our priority to the public's priority should be to find out the. responsible who committed this crime and who ordered this crime. below is important. for this recording is important but too much what is this low shouldn't be and excuse to cover this crime over there and that's why yes it's a tough tough tough issue but it should be resolved first of all responsible for this crime should be found yes it is a tough top issue but this low question shouldn't be an excuse to cover their digital crime over there ok it was a gruesome crime i can't disagree with you on that point nobody of course could ever disagree with you on that point but the reality is for the prosecution of a criminal case either

with so much at stake, ben jealous is the bold leader maryland needs. his plans will get our schools back to number one and protect our healthcare. maryland's teachers, nurses and prident obama agree. ben jealous has the "courage to move families forward." let us stand up for our kids maryland's teachers, nurses and prident obama agree. let us stand up for families let us stand up for our state ben jealous, democrat for governor >>> there are two statewide questions on the ballot for marylanders. let's take a look. the first is about gambling venue for education. a yes vote would require tax revenue from casinos be earned for k-12 public schools. opponents argue some of the money should go to other priorities. >> the second question is about election day voter restration. a yes vote would be to come up with lislation to allow for same-day election day. for >> ehrlich beat five oth democrats in the democrats before floreen switched to democratic. no republican has won the seat in more than four decades. >> ride share services are making sure you c get mo

their motto -- be bold and strong. in the dominican republic, piles of trash litter the streets and the countryside. the answer? recycling. and in israel, there's hope for critically ill palestinians. among them, some very young children. just over 70 years ago, the united nations voted to divide palestine. the aim was to create a new home for holocaust survivors and jewish settlers from around the world. it spurred many conflicts between the israelis and the local arab population. in a series of wars, israel expanded its territory, taking control of large swathes of palestinian areas. palestinians in urgent need of medical cacare used to be ready admitted to israeli hospitals. but by 2016, a fifth were unable to access treatment. a group of volunteers is trying to help bridge the gap. reporter: on this beach close to the town of caesarea, volunteers are getting ready for some special guests. the israelis are full of anticipation. their visitors are coming from the west bank. and they are just as excited about the trip

things are different this time around. >> we wanted to show people that we are serious and we have a bold and exciting plan for oakland and the a's, so having the pictures and people discuss that in a real way, we think it's an important piece of the puzzle. >> the a's hope to open the stadium by 2023.ave majllenges ahead, including building a competitive team on the field. >> the ownership's plan is to use this ballpark for us to jump in, you know, to the middle rage of payrolls so we can keep our players and keep it going year to year. >> a successful on field product an important tool to keep the public on their side. >> any development of this magnitude is going to have important criticisms and negotiations happening from the community. >> the key thing is, that we are lining up the investments in the team with the investments in the ballpark to make sure there's a growth. that is an important recipe for success. >> work on the environmental impact statement will be soon. and that will be key at figuring out precisely how much preparing the howard terminal site will cost, when you loo

england had coach eddiejones has made a bold call in his team selection.n hartley who is co—captain. he has dropped him forjamie george the saracens hooker. this is a significant move. just a year out from the world cup. george has been knocking on the door for a from the world cup. george has been knocking on the doorfor a long from the world cup. george has been knocking on the door for a long time but hartley has so much more experience, with 96 caps as opposed to his 31. now eddiejones insists he has picked his best team to face the wallabies. weeping australia will come out like they normally do, like a bull in a china shop. jamie isa like a bull in a china shop. jamie is a very good defender, very good when the players open. i think he sits out in that first period of the game. —— ease suits team news too concerning warren gatland's wales side and liam williams will start at full—back against south africa on saturday. the last few years of his career have been blighted by injuries and disciplinary issues. he scored 11 tries in his 26 caps. he is the

but i share your concern about the boldness and about -- not even the boldness, but what do we know? instead of just having a plan that gets us a two years and a few things and may be five years , i want to know is what will it take to get us there? not what you will do by 2024 but what would it take us to get to zero deaths and zero injuries? and then we can work back from there and figure out what we need to. i agree with you and i would urge the city to produce that report of what has worked so far and what remains necessary to be done. i would like to see that too. the vision zero coalition has been pushing for a five year plan. a plan that takes us all the way to 2024. it is not a long-term goal. the city makes long-term plans that are much longer. this is a 50 year plan. if we can do a 50 year plan, we can do a five year plan that is details -- detailed and gets us where we need to be. i urge the city to really continue to do that. another thing we asked in this next action strategy is a focus on transit as a central part of a vision zero strategy. we know communities that rely

it's a bold and, some will say, worrying claim.ed and promises of punishment delivered. but for now fans of scotland's national game once again look on that seems like these, head shaking in wonderful —— in wonder. the sports —— in wonder. minister, tracey crouch, has resigned in protest at the government's decision to delay introducing restrictions on high—stakes betting machines. ministers have agreed to cut the maximum bet on fixed—odds terminals from £100 to £2 as part of a crackdown on problem—gambling. with more on this, here's our sports news correspondent, richard conway. tracey crouch was a passionate fan of sport, a tottenham hotspurfan, and the green bay packers in the nfl. it is on the issues that she will bejudged as nfl. it is on the issues that she will be judged as sports minister. she has resigned on a matter of principle concerning a delay in implementing reduced stakes on fixed odds betting terminals from bookmakers. during her time in office, she was engaged on a range office, she was engaged on a range of issue

with so much at stake, ben jealous is the bold leader maryland needs. his plans will get our schools back to number one ands the bold leader maryland needs. protect our healthcare. maryland's teachers, nurses and president obama agree.je beous has the "courage to move families forward." let us stand up for our kids let us stand up for familiesan let us up for our state ben jealous, democrat for governor beforfight to clean up the bay.s so when donald trump's epa attacks our clean water laws, frosh is lto stop them.arge attorney general brian frosh. there arepatrick morriseyes ifiled a lawsuit. to take away protectio for people witi voted to protectditions.e morrisey got rich as a washington lobbyist for opioid companies. my work as your senatotook a bs off the street. morrisey is simply a "yes" man my work as your senatotook a bs for the drug companies and the political bosses. i'm considered the most independent senator in washington. i'm joe manchin, and i approve this message. saying barbara comstock'sorses je"promise has turn to dust.".. she's trump

you were kind enough to call me bold. they considered it a very bold thing to do.t of it is, i know how to manage a budget. when you don't have enough and you have to do a lot, you learn how to manage a budget. two, i know how to meet my obligations. no one has had to sue me to get their money back. [applause] is,abrams: but part of that other people have needs too, and part of your responsibility is you can't put your needs in front of anyone else, you don't get to sublimate someone else's desires to make your own. i've been privileged and i get to help my parents, my niece, my grandmother. when my siblings have called on me, we've been able to stand together, and all of us have gone into some debt to do it, but because we've gone in together, we are lifted up together. i think that is what i think that what that teaches you. -- debt teaches you. oprah: i know you talked about your faith. has your faith been tested during this campaign? have you sentaid, jesus, where are you? ms. abrams: my parents are pastors. i have to remind yourself that you do not face certai

they just think if someone does something really got your bold type must be courageous, but it's not virtuous courage if it is too extreme and also if it's not tied to the other virtues. and of course the deficiency of courage we are more familiar with his cowardice. but i think we have enough boldness and brashness and rashness today and reclaiming what virtue is what help us understand what virtuous courage is. a couple of other examples. temperance. this word gets used in a lot of different ways. we can talk about temperance in terms of our emotions and our feelings. aristotle used a very strictly in the sense of tampering or physical appetite. our desire for food, and i could drink all of which are necessary for human life to continue whether our own human life or the human race. again, an example of our tendency to go towards extremes, we think of temperance today largely as restraint, as withholding. but that is not virtuous. temperance according to aristotle is putting our natural and good desires in proper order because it is good to desire food. just not too much. or too lit

i guess he decide to be very bold after the election results. ert that, as it's said, we're happy for his svice and the many times he supported the president's agenda while in congress which was tmore frequentan not, judy. the president is make the point that he s out there helping to campaign for members of congress, but particularly people running for t senate and some of the governorships, and that he made the difference. you know, the trump toucher ma there's a trump bump out there. the president is also saying there were other candidates he offered to raise money for, to do robocalls for, appear for, and they flatley refused and some of them lost. druff: the last thing i want to ask you about, kellyanne conway, is the president's testy exchanges with news reorters today at the white house. he-- there was some itical back-and-forth, and with my pbs "newshour" colleague, yamiche alcindor, she asked a question of the president about whether his using the term "nationalist" referring to himself as a nationalist s giving encouragement to white n

coming up this morning, bay area lawmakers have a bold plan to curb the addictive habit. >> and looking live outside from our exclusive "salesforce camere'll bght back. >>> some california cities and counties have banned the sale hiof san mateo are anvendg tobacco and ecigarettes. tocco pructs flavors like cotton candy and cinnamon roll. hill says the products are targeted toward young people and says this: >> they ought to be ashamed every themselves for making and selling these products if what they're trying to do is addict the next generation of californians or americans for that matter, they should be ashamed of themselves. >> if passed, the bill would still allow online, mail and phone sales if buyer approves he is over 21. kpix 5 call smoke shops for comment. no one wanted to comment. >>> 4:43. a hotel in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood will soon open up as housing for formerly homeless people. the bristol on mason is being rehabbed. mayor london breed and marc benioff made the announcement yesterday. he is donating more than $6 million to subsidize the rents which will r

in bold and emboldened by the suggests success. a second attraction on the reservation.de i'm an 18th century charity town. the scholars from the university of north carolina. and the university of georgia. and the university of tennessee in developing a living village on a 40-acre site near the empathy at her. opening in the spring of 1953. they consisted of several structures. an open air temple and a seven cited council house. from may to october. they could pay small price to shoot blow guns. using 18th century techniques. in addition and onto these hills. the cha established a museum to complete its trio of umltural tourist attractions. they created the museum of that cherokee museum. of a modern museum which opened in the 1970s it is now owned and operated by the cherokees. visitors to cherokee in the 1950s and found numerous places to spend money on souvenirs and gifts. by the mid- 1950s visitors were spending $750,000 per year mostly on souvenirs and gifts plus with places. the tribal members were free to open businesses on

it pretty much went to plan for us. out and bold, it was just to put as much pressure on them as possibleon them as possible. board, so yes, it was whatjoe asked of us, and we pretty much did it. one—day international in abu dhabi. for 9 from their 50 overs. with trent boult picking up a hat—trick. in one—day internationals. were bowled out for 219. the second one—dayer is at the same venue on friday. in a single over. in a ford trophy match against central districts in hamilton. and a single off the bowling of medium—pacer willem ludick. taking place in about one hour's time. time. james‘s team has had one went and several losses for the season. and several losses for the season. can they turn that around? goodbye for now. hello there. into wednesday morning. on some of the roads there. but there will also be further rainfall. which is continuing to slide up from the south—west. to affect mainly central portions of the uk. now, the winds are falling light ahead of that. a chilly start. be a touch of frost. these are towns and city values to begin this morning. through the morning. cleari

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it's time for bold leadership. we can get -- we need someone who is going to stand up and fight for all americans, which jim jordan will do. any other questions? if not, thank you very much. see you in two years. [applause] -- [laughter] [indiscernible] democratic national committee chair tom perez talked about the 2018 midterm election results and the dnc's national strategy for the 2020 presidential election. held by the christian science monitor, this is an hour and 10 minutes. linda: i think we are about to start. our guest today is national committee chairman tom perez. this is his second appearance at a monitor breakfast. thank you so much are coming. the timing is pretty good. chairman perez is the sun of immigrants and grew up in buffalo, new york. he attended brown university and i am told he worked as a trash collector to help the for college. after receiving a law degree

in how congress is wrong, we need to retake congress in 2020 with new leadership that will have a bold vision for the leadership of this country. --. up we have >> good afternoon. thank you for inviting me. dayerday was an interesting electoral wise. we are still watching montana in particular. last i saw it was up but it is close and we don't know how it will come out. we saw influx of conservatives in the senate, and we saw it in the vast number of races in the house. the primary trend was those who ran and fought for conservative principles survived. not every single one, but but the white out was among they left side of the republican caucus that followed the house leadership's advice to not nationalize that race. don't run on important principles and proposals. thatof their problem was they have not kept their , somethingom 2016 that you have heard from others, that wean has advocated need to do what we said we would do. the house leadership urged their members to run campaigns away , incrediblyme enough. the results were predictable losses. it now leaves us in a position where we

this was aat rely in the realm of bold moves a relatively bold move in the election season. robert: there's been much talk about the possible of a blue wave and the battle of control of the house in the senate. but let's remember, there are 33 gubernatorial race this is yearn republ currently hold 36 governor's mansions compared to 16 democrats plus bill walker. and one of the mostot contested race this is year is in georgia. that's when democrat stacy abrams hopes to become the nation's first female african-american governor. she's running neck and neck with brian kemp. carl, we were talking about -- all week about how gernor's races matter in georgia and the midwest. >> i think this is the most important aspect of this election. we're in washington. and, you know,, we tend to focus on congress.es governor's races are huge for two big reasons.e, t sets them up for reea portionment. and after the0 2 senses, they'll be in charge of cutting the house districts. two, you could have new democratic governors in the het of trump base in the midwest, in wiscoin, ohio, illinois real