. >> brahm, the prospect exists for arizona to elect a u.s.ho are all 2020 election deniers. to me, that's a frightening prospect. is the so-called assault on democracy a major issue, the top issue? or is it the economy? >> well, you left out the attorney general, another statewide candidate also an election denier who can sue a lot of people, right? >> right. >> so don't ignore that. so, that's a really good question, capital "d" democracy, do voters get that? i think on the democratic side, they do. they understand that it's more about threats to your vote. the end of early voting. voting entirely on election day. other measures our legislature could take to somehow suppress the vote, curtail the vote. that is a big issue. for a lot of voters here, however, i'm sitting in phoenix, the inflation rate is 13%. they're looking at the gas prices. they're looking at the grocery bills. and they're saying hang on, this isn't right, i want change. i'll add one more thing, i think the pandemic is a very not so well stated issue in shaping voters' issu

let's bring in brahm resnick, a friends of the show, with kpnx, we know one county is delays and thevernor-elect is planning to file a lawsuit with cochise later today. why what is the drama going on in arizona and why has it not been put to bed yet? >> cochise is the new one, and this is not a technicality, this is the law, they have to certify the election by today. cochise says they will not do it until friday and they have been creating showdowns with the secretary of state for weeks now, and because they voted today to come back on friday, miss can deadline, the secretary of state of arizona, governor-elect katie hobbs will sue cochise county to compel them to certify the election. mojave county in 2020 they dilly-dallied about certifying the election, went ahead and did it and looking at what cochise is doing and saying hold my beer, let's think about this and decide what we're going to do here. >> bottom line, brahm, is it expected that the results, however it happens, by the end of the day, not literally but figure tifl, by the end of the next x period of time, these results

>> brahm, over to you on this last question.his money is being put into these races, and why is all of this money being put into these races, what do the parties see, why what do they see so much to gain from these state house races? >> it's control. republicans have controlled the capital here in arizona for the last 12, 13 years, total control, governor's office, legislature. they can virtually do what they want it. is not always easy because you do have some holdout, some far right republicans as holdouts. but right now republicans are in a position to get the legislature they want, to put in place the ideas donald trump supports, to create more of a desantis-like arizona. so that's a possibility. democrats are putting in money too. we are seen ads we've never seen before from legislative candidates on mainstream tv, local broadcasting, my station, and they are making a pitch, trying to get the senate, the democrats are, and we'll see if they are successful, but a lot at stake in this election. >> thank you very much. remembe

performance for the hero of the day and he killed the diash of the philharmonic so in the morning of brahmse mouse of the thread will immediately hide the shatyrs of the hand at the waist of kotova gromova and valera borovikov piano duet, which means they are 25 years old and will play that platinum and which one at the mustache concerts taking ovations. german symphony humor 3 musical planes poguhal and tango to the yatsuly one that can play without pre-core with your colleagues' skills closed - this is an eight-ear arrangement from latin america, playing about your piano from the classics about the wife's path to jazz. we will run away pathos, redundant, we honestly say in force we, uh, don’t really like the genre of our tandem duet of such a dialogue with each other. eh, such a raid, so the holiday, of course, will take place, but still, we really hope that home is like that. eh, the chamber atmosphere that always reigns at our concerts. it will be preserved on our holiday, so we will conduct the concert ourselves, because we like that we play with pleasure, that we want to play again. w

hi laura, in the the extent of the destruction brahms are tropical storm doggy. the entire country is far and wide, reaching almost the entire country is effected. i grew up here. i have never seen anything like bis 17 out of 18 regions. 69 out of 81 provinces, more than 2000000 people affected the damage to property is immeasurable. there's damage to agriculture, damage to infrastructure, and this is why there has been a suggestion to declare a national state of calamity for year bud. president markers junior past, turned down this suggestion, saying that the damages are localized, so local governments can deal with them and that in many areas bloods have already subsided. the situation is normalizing. just like your input the by the city there was widespread flooding here during the onslaught of tropical storm monkey. but as you can see, the situation has normalized here, but just one hour away from here is ground 0 of the disaster. the village of who shall in the province of marketing the now bill north take. we were there yesterday and we saw the utter destru

brahms is such a romantic very beautiful music, uh, and also, but there will be our favorite pianists sergey nikulikh, with whom we play clavier apartments, there is music for eight hands, two pianos, eight hands, and eight hands. listen how it is, probably, yes, and well, the participation in this concert of the minsk string quartet, and with which we have long wanted to cooperate, will be a surprise and a gift for us. uh, well, and that's just in time for the anniversary holiday. we will make it happen and we will succeed. well, business card, and your duet has always been considered arrangements of the output have already indirectly mentioned this when recalling the minsk concert. and yet, who is responsible for the arrangements in your duet, that is, or there are professionals to whom you turn, that is, tell valery well, we don’t turn to professionals we do everything ourselves, and based on what considerations we probably really like it some music. i really want to play something like this. well, it exists only written by a composer for a symphony orchestra. or there for the orga

but let's also talk about another arizona candidate, brahm, mark finchim running for secretary of staterful position in arizona, over elections, he is an election denier, but his campaign is virtually nonexistent, he has done hardly any media or public interviews. not very much advertising either. what's going on with this race? >> so it's a clear down ballot race that doesn't get much attention and i would argue mark finchem is getting a lot of attention with fontez with millions of advertising that we've not seen in the race. the energy, you're seeing republicans go for the base, this is a totally about turning out the base for them, they're hitting it really hard. harder than i've ever seen. and also i would add this that many folks might not know, according to the alliance for security and democracy, and mark minchem has the highest social media presence among all politicians in the midterms. it is really striking. so he's speaking to people we never see. >> brahn resnick, vaughn hillyard, thank you very much. >>> and what donald trump's attorneys put in writing about clarence thoma

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