the mall bowman and corey busch both lost their primary races this summer. the united democracy progress spent $14.6 million against bowman making it the most expensive house primary in u.s. history according to the nonprofit open secrets which tracks campaign-finance data and the super pack spent 8.5 million against cori bush making that the third most expensive primary in american history. while that made the races tougher both bowman and bush already had unique scandals working against them. earlier this year representative bush revealed she's under multiple investigations for campaign finances and representative bowman pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of pulling a fire alarm in the capital building last year. the spending means to fewer progressives are in congress. what lessons can progressives take from the race which squad members did win? both aoc and ilhan omar credited engagement and turnout for their healthy primary wins and our next guest, squad member and congresswoman summer lee show that perhaps the easiest path to success is also the si

he campaigned against jamal bowman in the new york primary .c wants to prevent the proliferation of this critical trend. that's why they targeted people like jamal bowman, koribush and rashid tlaib. the lobby supporting the zionist regime has already offered 20 million dollars to two members of the hizb party, rashid tlaib, the only member of the us congress of palestinian descent. was to be nominated for his defeat in the elections. unfortunately , in many cases these financial support is effective and even if they do not change the result of the election, they tie the hands and feet of the winning candidate. according to ipec, 324 current members of the us congress received financial aid from this pro-zionist lobby during the elections. in the new election round, at least 100 million dollars to remove the critic. in the political structure of america, look at the lobbies , perhaps in the meaning of the non-terminological term , it is sometimes used in iran, after all, when you want to be a candidate for the parliament, or a candidate for the

new york congressman jamaal bowman lost to a moderate pro-israel democrat in june. faced a lot of backlash for their anti-israel positions. the jewish group aipac pumped big cash into both races. >> aipac, i'm coming to tear your kingdom down. let me put all of these corporations on notice. i'm coming after you, too. but i'm not coming by myself. i'm coming with all the people that is in here that is doing the work. >> harris: is that a threat? what was that, antoine? >> i think she was giving her version of a response to their election results. >> harris: why did she lose and why did bowman lose? >> she lost because in our party we believe in free and fair elections and we respect the results of how people express themselves. i'm saying to you we accept the people's expressions at the ballot box in our party. the people decided that they wanted to move on from her being their congress persons. many reasons why i think she lost. in all she lost, that's her way of responding to what the people decided at the ballot box. >> harris: i had a guest on yesterday, brad how

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he campaigned against jamal bowman in the new york primary. ipac wants to prevent the proliferation of this critical trend. that's why they targeted people like jamal bowman, koribush and rashid tlaib . the pro-zionist lobby had previously offered 20 million dollars to the two party members of rashid tlaib, the only palestinian member of the us congress. to defeat him in the election. unfortunately, in many cases these financial supports are effective. and even if they do not change the result of the election, they tie the hands and feet of the winning candidate. according to what ipec announced, 324 current members of the us congress received financial aid from this pro-zionist lobby during the elections. in the new round of elections, at least 100 million dollars to remove the critics of this. the spent regime of azad taheri of sed and sima news agency until the next part of the news. urethane money a polymer compound for the production of shoe soles that does not melt during heating and shaping . this shoe now specifically consists of two l

the group also played a key role in seeing new york congressman, and fellow squad member, jamaal bowman and, what is the main political lesson of the 40 bush defeat. dan: i think main political lesson is that the aipac contribution the question that israel and palestine is very important i think that the bigger window has to do with the vote in the suburbs and jamaal bowman was running got defeated because most of the people here presented at westchester county but it against him. and cory bush 153 percent about his st. louis city, the city itself that wesley bill 156 percent of st. louis county, which means that he took the suburbs and listen to be is that fewer progressivism of the sort that cory bush represented, or jamaal moment that doesn't play well in the suburbs and it is just too far left and would seem to be that there is a lesson therefrom for the trump campaign because as we have been discussing, and kamala harris and tim walz, you have to progressive candidates and if that nature the politics can be exposed, suburban voters get upset about that because we have these two dem

they spent $14.5 million to defeat new york's jamal bowman in june. scored a second win in missouri. on tuesday, congress woman cori bush lost her primary to st. louis prosecutor, wesley bell. instead of returning a vocaled a voe scat for the community for a third term in congress, voters chose a man who, as a city councilman, opposed the initial consent decree for ferguson's police department and once ran a campaign for an anti-choice republican candidate. congress woman bush was defeated in the second most expense i have primary this cycle behind bowman's. bell also got a ton of cash from crypto currency super pacs. and airks pac's campaign arm poured nearly 9 million ads sporting bell and attacking bush. leaving congress will not be the end of her work. >> there is nothing that happens in my life that happens in vain. so if this happened it's because it was meant to happen. and let me say, it's because there's work i need to do. and let me say this. aipac, i'm coming to tear your kingdom down! >> joining me now is editor in chief and ceo. i think a

that's why they targeted people like jamal bowman, koribush and rashid talib. pro-zionist lobby had previously offered 20 million dollars to rashid tlaib, the only palestinian member of the us congress, to run for his defeat in the elections. unfortunately , in many cases these financial support is effective and even if they don't change the result of the election, they tie the hands of the winning candidate, based on what ipec announced, 324 current members of the us congress during the election received at least $100 million in financial aid from this pro-zionist lobby. azadeh taheri of sed and radio news agency is hosting mr. mohammad ali shafii, an expert on american issues. mr. shafii. hello, welcome to the world today . i would like to say hello to you and the program companions. first of all, let's start with this question: the discussion that we every time we may say zionist lobbies or basically lobbies in america, what is the nature of these lobbies and what is their conceptual meaning in the political structure of america, look at lobbies, maybe in ir

michelle bowman of the fed saying more work needs to be done on inflation. let's look cross asset. the japanese yen coming under pressure in the morning session. we have heard from a former boj member saying they are unlikely to hike again this year. japanese yen currently 147. a little softness coming through. euro-dollar out at 1.09. gold at 2433, up a 10th of a percent. let's go to avril hong. avril: we are seeing asia stocks climbing for a second session, and i think that sense of calm is continuing to return to the markets, making what happened last monday look increasingly like an overreaction. but we have a lot of data to get through this week, not just from the u.s. but also out of japan. don't forget china's data dump also later in the week. on the japanese front, we are expected to see gdp return to growth, versus fourth-quarter -- first quarter contractions. this could reinforce the hawkish stance. in terms of what we are seeing on dollar-yen, given that japan markets are closed today, that might help to cap the volatility. we are seeing it looking pretty range bound. bu

bowman lost in new york. leslie bell bested bush last night. >> i will do everything in my power to be a part of the coalition to bring a lasting peace to so many folks that are struggling right now. in congress, i will never forget why i was elected in the first place. >> the pro-israel group backed bell. the same with george latimer, the democrat who beat bowman in june. bush drew the ire of pro-israel democrats who opposed her views on the middle east. bush fought back. >> aipac, i'm coming to tear your kingdom down and let me put the corporations on notice, i'm coming after you, too. but i'm not coming by myself. i'm coming with all the people that is in here that's going to work. >> progressives say big money is what is tanking them in these high-profile races. they oppose the massive spending. >> there is an enormous amount of influence of big money in politics. cori bush's race was the second most expensive primary in history. bowman's was the most expensive. the money was spent against them. >> the lo

the north stream bowman in september of 2022 until now that the german prosecutor has declined to comment on these reports this morning. so it's worth just pointing that out. but it really a significant development because there hasn't been any use since the last year when german authorities searched your on the, on a seaside resort to northern germany. which people believed that the kind of media find that those individuals had rented, that your on yours, that to prepare this attack and so on. since then, there's not really been much new source of here's the important development and but as i said is not been confirmed by the john. the prosecutor was really on the lightning that to the stage this pipeline project was sure to controversial because ukraine, eastern european countries said germany shouldn't all and shouldn't go ahead with it because it would make me too dependent on russia. i'm gonna remove and the, the, the financial benefit that these countries in your trained staff to, to, to, to, to re, from, from the existing pipelines and the u. s. tooth was opposed to it. so it meant

bowman also opposed israel. so aipac hammered bowman.orge latimer with cash in the most expensive primary of all time. the left denounced the dollar dumps. >> that to me speaks to the corrupting role of our current campaign finance system. >> bell is liberal but says his style is more measured than bush's. >> progressives should actually make progress. >> another squad member faces a primary next week. don samuels hopes to unseat democrat ilhan omar in minnesota. samuels is motivated by bush's defeat. he congratulated belle. john? >> john: we will see what happens next week. chad pergram for us. thank you. up next a trio of taylor swift concerts were canceled because of a foiled killer plot. former kansas police chief raided a local weekly newspaper will be charged with inteeferg in the judicial process. gideon led the organizations not office and home of its publisher. the paper's co-owner publisher's mother 98 years old died the next day. her son has blamed her death on the stress ever the situation. and this is a live look at hawaii,

i hear you making argument in some respects that, well, michelle bowman, as recently as june or july, was still talking about cuts. it's clear you're about to be voted off bowman island because the fed chair himself has made it clear the time has come. hasn't the time come for you to be more constructive on the market? >> not yet, scott. not yet. i think moving from bearish to neutral is a constructive move. i think highlighting areas where we've increased exposure as far back as december as a constructive move, i think it would be difficult to say i haven't been more constructive over the last eight months, but i think it's important that if the entire market thinks a rate cut is coming, we've all decided that the fed has decided, i think they've stopped short of it, quite frankly. i want to see two more weeks of data. i don't think that's unreasonable. >> sorry to interrupt. they're never going to say, with oar going to cut it by 50 guy sis points in september. that's not what they say. i know you read the speeches and the minutes. jay powell has come as close to any fed member has

string of watching a summer of squad primary challenges, but omar's race is a bit different from bowman'ss, not just in the result. >>> ali vitali. thank you so much. president biden declared the u.s. beat inflation after today's promising report. just a few minutes ago, one of his top economic advisers had a slightly different message. feree d to keep up. thank you, verizon business. (kevin) now our businesses get fast and reliable internet from the same network that powers our phones. (aaron) so whatever's next... we're cooking with fire. (vo) switch to the partner businesses rely on. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools, like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis, help make trading feel effortless. and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market. e*trade from morgan stanley >>> 42 past the hour. there's a new milestone in the fight against inflation, a new report says price hikes have slowed to their lowest rate in more than three years. here's what president biden said about it earlier this afternoon. >>> you must beat inflation,

go ahead, if, if you go ahead garlic, let's start here, jamal jamal bowman last a couple of weeks ago. right. and one of the things that he did was he had a, a, a, at a, he had only been at a party at a o. c. and bernie sanders there a few years ago we had that event and there were $25000.00 people there. he had the event here a few weeks of the about a month or 2 ago. nobody showed up, it was empty. why? i don't think that yes, the money from a packers. i'm scared, but i think what, you know, i think i'm flying waving blue and yellow flags saying her re, we just gave 200000000 a 100000000 more to the nazi while the people in jamal book tomorrow bowman and uh, corey bush is district suffered because there's a lot of poverty and there's a lot of suffering. i think that's what got them. i think their people, to the way, way, way, way we've that's the case then why did, why do you need to spend 25000000 dollars to take somebody down? who's a really crappy candidate? i'm not saying that didn't influence it. influence it. i'm just saying the fact of the matter is that you know, there peopl

if cpi is a tad hotter, expect more people to sound like michelle bowman.t off, but if it does, you get maybe the more dovish side talking about it. concentration swaying from the labor market and home depot, saying sorry, folks, we don't have the luxury of cutting with inflation being a problem. lisa: especially if they are trying to get ahead of the weakness that people are seeing more broadly and markets. we saw a wild roller coaster last week that seems to have right sided itself with mild gains this morning up .25% on the s&p. a lot of it driven by what we saw in the currency markets, given the unwind of the japanese carry trade. dollar weakness, widely expected we will be speaking about this with jane foley and why that's likely to continue. the 10-year yield, this is fascinating to me, how much is deborah cunningham sounding the alarm saying that people have not fully unwound some of their hope around the fed rate cuts and the ability of the fed to keep cutting, continuing higher after last week's rally after a host of escalations in the middle east

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aipac, also played in the race that ousted new york congressman jamaal bowman at six weeks ago, bush vowed to use her remaining time in congress to fight back some strings that i attached as much as i love my job but they did was radicalized. manson there's a lot there jonah goldberg, r-mo, actually, i should probably give this one to you your party. i feel like i see there why she was so polarizing and why this result played out the way it did. >> yeah. look yes her position on israel or gaza drew in a lot of outside attention and aipac gotten involved in understandable to some point, right? like you can end should be pro-palestinian and still be able to say hamas is a terror organization which she had troubled, say right. so i get that part of it. but the thing that she and jamaal bowman had in common besides the attention from apac was they were both also really bad candidates and flawed candidates for other reasons. she was under investigation by the doj and house ethics for improper use of funds and she was really really striking on some things like infrastructure. >> and so it'

interview before the events of the weekend. tomorrow's also 79 years of the usa, designated and usually a bowman hiroshima. what do you think? do you think there any missing antic elements in israel? the think that they get results to the nuclear weapons. it demona based will control the demona base a given how much they seem to be possibly losing. and a war and the anymore against lebanon. iran, yemen, syria, russia, china, who knows who else. so i think you put your finger exactly on this are 5 prospects of where this could end. because right now we are set up in a compensation after a series of extremely provocative actions by the israeli government for the complete and total disregard for international law, complete a total disregard for any possibility or peace talks or temporary down. the situation in the region mean we've seen just a series of assassinations at this point and it's all leading us towards a major confrontation. that is unknown consequences. i mean, certainly, if this thing gets out of hand, it could lead not figuratively, but literally to the desk of millions of people in t

bush is second squad member after congressman jamaal bowman suffered a similar loss in new york.e congresswoman said she is not going anywhere. >> apac, i'm coming to tear your kingdom down and i will put corporations on notice, i am coming after you, too. support a free palestine, a free c congo, free sudan and keep opposing genocide. >> carley: and alexandria ocasio-cortez responded to bush's defeat. >> there is eshg normous amount of influence of big money in politics. cori bush's race was second most expensive primary in history and money spent against them. >> carley: bell will face andrew jones or stan hall. gop primary has not been called, jones is currently leading. steve. >> steve: donald trump telling us on "fox and friends" about why he is thrilled about facing off against the far left ticket of harris and walz. >> i can't believe it, i never thought this would be the one picked. i helped him during the riot, his house was surround by people waving the american flag. he called me back and thanked me. he is a very liberal man and he's a shocking pick and i'm thrilled, c

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but since than we have seen, jamaal bowman, who was also defeated in a primary same kind of story. cori bush, as we were just talking about. and then summer lee is still there along with the for others. so there are five who will be there still in january. >> i mean, it is kind of remarkable because i remember when the squad was formed and how much power they had in congress. and we have seen it dwindle. i will say is i actually talked to a lot of mental health sources about this. people are texting me about cory bush last night and they made the same point that you did on to say that was yes. aipac, it's been a lot of money on this. they had spent a lot of money in bowman's race, but they argued, and this was people honestly republicans and democrats that both of them were in good candidates, that they question even without all of that money coming from apac, would they have still lost and i'm not i haven't spent a lot of time digging into each of them, particularly, but what i thought i heard it from so many people on both sides of the aisle on these questions of, you know, just

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jamaal bowman's race in some ways, he had come out of step with the district on many things.st israel that kind of got us there in this case, the st. louis post-dispatch has actually endorsed bushes, most likely opponent. most likely to win. the three opponents saying that even more outrageous has been bushes stance on the israel-hamas war. israel's conduct of the war it's been far from perfect, but it remains a democracy fighting for survival against an evil terrorist organization. bushes tendency to equate both sides, even side with terrorists. they write, when she cast one of just two house votes against a resolution to bar hamas members from the u.s. should in itself be disqualifying for reelection. what are you looking for in this primary? >> yeah, i think this is why we have primaries. that's why we have elections when we come out of step with your district, people are able to vote you out and it seems like she's become out of step with her district. i would say out of step with a lot of americans. i think i think she also voted against funding for the iron dome. i don'

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that in addition to now jamaal bowman well. i do agree. >> i think that money plays a terrible role in terms of the election and the election process. and i think that citizens united i was a horrible decision by the supreme court. there's really setback the american body politics in terms of, you know, i think the person shield forced against she wants to deceiving the records are probably going be very, very close, very, very similar as mike yossi's is very, very close as well. so in that sense, it's not that, but i think it's more of a push back on maybe some of the extremes that we're seeing in the far left or the far right. i think we're seeing a pushback further and the democratic caucus then unfortunately i wish i wish we'd see more pushback on the far far right and these people who are bowed down to the dear leader of a time, you don't see that really happening on our side, we push back more on our side. >> ryan get reaction. >> it was like, listen, i think it's a good thing i happen to work for citizens united. i suppo

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the bob bowman connection, how did that come to be?best. i was trying to take all the chances for my side and just go for that. and, yeah, i send this e-mail and he responded like five minutes later. he was really excited and i was, of course. i didn't sleep well that night. i was already gone. so, yeah, i'm grateful for the u.s. experience. >> leon, you grew up in the south of france. here you are. you are probably one of -- i mean, you won more medals than i think any french athlete has in the games. i read a stat like that. but is it overwhelming now that everyone here knows you? it's changed overnight. >> yeah, it is a lot for me. i'm a really shy and timid person at first, so i have to get used to all that. it's been just -- yesterday was kind of crazy. i went to the -- everyone is just cheering for me. i feel like france was watching sports for like a week, which is crazy. it's been really good. i'm enjoying it. >> wow. ride this wave. we're so proud of you. >> do you hear those cheers? >> are we going to see you in l.a.? >> of c

michelle bowman has welcome progress on the rate of inflation. softening her hawkish tone.peaking at the kansas bankers association, bowman said if inflation continues the path down to 2%, it would be restrictive to monetary policy. we have our guest with us around the desk here in london. richard, thanks so much for being here. >> my pleasure. >> how is this recent market volatility impacted investor sentiment overall? >> i think there were nerves over the weekend. when you look at where we settled, it say is a reset. you see an easier ability for the market to price the fundamentals. i think it's gotten closer to pricing that on the fed and we have two weeks of the fundamental data coming through. august is a scary period. so far, it has cleaned things out a little. >> where do we go from here and do you think markets have seen the high fs for the year? >> i think risk sentiment is difficult because there is a g g goldilocks pattern. the fed is able to start easing. that means you can get credit tightening and equities rallying and the rates with the mild ral rally. if th

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unseat jamaal bowman in new york earlier this year.on the left oppose large donations in primary races. >> speaks to the corrupting role of our current campaign finance system and the fact that it is very hard to be a working class american that gets elected to office and stay in office. >> bush faces a federal investigation for her use of campaign funds paying her husband for security. police cited bowman for pulling a false fire alarm. the defeating of these controversial incumbents could help democrats temper their image. >> thank you very much. there is another race we are following very closely. that is democratic congre congresswoman. now getting a race with a former republican to face offered democratic senate seat in michigan mike rogers joins us right now. we've invited the congresswoman selected to join us as well for an interview. we have yet to hear back. hope springs eternal. it's very good to have you. you had the backing of donald trump but you also have the backing of other prominent republicans of this race considered

her victory comes after her fellow progressive colleagues, namely representative jamal bowman and cory bush, both lost their races this summer. that duo was partially ousted after being targeted by a pro-israel lobbying group, which spent millions to defeat them. that group did not engage in omar's primary. congresswoman omar is expected to cruise to victory in the deep blue district this november. meanwhile, senator amy klobuchar easily won her primary yesterday and will now face-off against former nba player royse white this november. klobuchar won re-election in 2018 by roughly 24 points. white the gop nominee. joining us now elections reporter for politico, madison fernandes. madison, good to see you this morning. let's talk about these races with minnesota first. congresswoman omar, one of the members of the squad to survive these primaries. others have as well, but we have seen a few go down in defeat. how did she get through? >> so her win is certainly a sigh of relief for the squad especially it comes just a week after corey bush in missouri lost pretty handily. like you mentio

charles: ralph bostic, bowman, sound like there is not a big deal.late? >> i don't think it is too late. which got the ppi news today, 0.1%. we'll see tomorrow what happens with the cpi, right? that is a big number to watch. last time we were here, when we discussed cpi that was november .1. most of it was because housing came down. charles: right. >> 4%, last reading was a .2%. it is a big decline. now what we've seen is that energy costs are rising sew that's what we want to watch for tomorrow. charles: all right. you do not see a recession? you don't think we're in a recession. could we go into one? >> we don't believe -- we don't know what will happen overseas, or the war. charles: sure. >> as of now, the data that we have, especially when it comes to unemployment ticked up 4.2%. that is below the historical average. charles: that where we are to go 5.5% we're in recession? if we went to 4.7 next couple months is that recession or the speed we go? >> we are 4.3 where we're now, we expect to stay, 4.3 million baby boomers eligible to retire. 10 to

bowman, jonathan goodwin, all on the coaching staff.baugh would like to add one more. >> yeah, how about that? he was offered colin kaepernick a spot on his coaching spot. he's considering it. he has been out of the nfl since 2016. >>> harbaugh drafted him, stood by him. huge story line if that happens because kaepernick sacrificed his career. >> no question. >> on the beach, working out. >> just waiting for the opportunity. when you get a call from jim harbaugh, you answer that call. >> oh yeah. >> you can spin it. >> thanks, vern. >>> up next a pair of astronauts stuck on board the international space station. why they could be hanging out until valentine's day. >> you sort of expect the unexpected. behind every second of game-changing performance, there's a lifetime of planning, testing in the toughest conditions to help perfect, every detail. ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and

jamaal bowman an embarrassment to new york gone. and now cori bush. backed off her antipolice defund the police rhetoric. every time that joe biden would say i'm not for that, my party is not for that, she would go oh, yes i am. now she is gone. >> ainsley: tim walz shares a lot of her same values and beliefs. >> steve: that is one of the reasons it is suggested that josh shapiro did not wind up with the nod because the people who were pushing for mr. walz was saying oh, you are talking about that guy who has the pro-israeli stance? genocide josh you are talking about? so it's interesting to see how that dynamic with working out in the democratic party. meanwhile, how are things working out at sturgess? it is the 84 annual gathering out there for the motorcycle rally. and lawrence is going to be there all morning long. not even sun-up but i see a bunch of people behind you. >> lawrence: that's right, family. good morning. who is excited to be at sturgess? [cheers] >> lawrence: this our second year in a row talking with the folks. i want to get yawls o

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yesterday, the bowman and his wife both made the case for making sure the coming of harris beats donald trump in november. also coming up tonight in bangladesh, the hindu minority deals under threat despite the government is to protect them from ordinary people are trying to ensure the vulnerable remain, say, and a jewish communities here in germany or work.

like the pro -zionist lobby that spent more than 20 million dollars to prevent bush and jalal bowman from entering the two representatives. support palestine to the us house of representatives. azadeh taheri of the sed and broadcasting news agency. next, our colleague ms. azadeh taheri, an expert and international reporter of sada and vasima news agency, is in the studio of the khabar network. mrs. tari, we saw your report about this record breaking financial support of kamla haris. but in the middle of this , a series of questions are raised, such as how much of this aid are given by ordinary people and how much by capitalists. and basically, what are the expenses in the elections. i say hello to you and your viewers. before starting, it should be mentioned that most of these financial aid, which are very, very large , are done legally. in 2010, the supreme court of the united states lifted the limit on financial aid to candidates, and after that we saw a large amount of money entering the american elections. but how does this money come in now? there are people who are strictly mon

the pro-zionist lobby, which spent more than 20 million dollars, blocked cory bush and jamal bowman, two pro-palestinian representatives, from entering the us house of representatives. azadeh taheri of the sed and broadcasting news agency. next, our colleague ms. azadeh taheri, an expert and international reporter of sada and vasima news agency , is in the studio of the khabar network. madam, your report is blurry about this record breaking financial support from kamel. and basically, what things are spent in the elections. i say hello to you and your viewers . before starting, it should be mentioned that most of these financial aid, which are very, very large, are done legally. in 2010, the supreme court of the united states lifted the limit on financial aid to candidates, and after that we saw that a large amount of money entered the american election contests, but now how this money enters the contests can be said by 3 different departments, one of there are individuals who are in financial aid individuals candidates are under strict supervision, and in each election period, they

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two other squad measures, cori bush and jamaal bowman, lost their primary races earlier this year against candidates backed by pro-israeli groups. >>> in the presidential race, donald trump is working to grab attention back from kamala harris. he will hold two campaign stops in battleground states this week, while democratic vice presidential nominee tim walz is on the trail solo, pushing for union votes, while defending his military record. cbs' skyler henry reports from washington. >>> hello, los angeles! >> reporter: minnesota governor tim walz addressed a labor group in l.a. as he made his first solo campaign stop for the democratic ticket. >> i'm proud to be on this ticket, working with vice president harris who we all know we want to call the next president of the united states. [ cheers ] >> reporter: on friday vice president kamala harris is set to roll out her economic campaign platform during a speech in north carolina. the democratic nominee is expected to announce she will make tackling inflation a day-one priority if she wins in november. >> vice president kamala harris grew