also a former caa rush analysis chief. george, welcome. >> thank. you >> nice to see you in the studio. here is the headline from the associated press. zelenskyy says ukrainian special military units are in kherson. of course the russians have withdrawn. what is the significance of that? >> well, i think this has an enormous amount of significance. first of all on the battlefield. kherson is really the battlefield gateway to crimea. this opens up the possibility of the ukrainians advancing into crime area and taking that peninsula back from russia. russia annexed in 2014. this is one of the goals that some ukrainian leaders have voiced. as a possible ambition. the other thing about kherson is this is also the gateway to the southern ukrainian coast for russia. if russia is to have any hope of trying to advance towards the ports of mykolaiv and odessa, to really try to turn ukraine into a landlocked country, they have to have kherson. what this means for russia is russia's ambitions need to be a lot more modest than they were going into this war. >>

campaigning in all 100 caa coupties, talking to -- 100 counties, talking to real people, my opponents in celebrity guests that is out of touch where we are here in north carolina, we want people that can fix inflation and know how to deal with crime and give parents a say in their children's education. mark: this is interesting. in state of virginia. where i have lived much of my life, this has been a big issue, democrat, republican, independent, parents care about their kids, they are duking it out with national education association. american federation of teachers, which means they are duking it out with the democrat party. if the republicans don't take the senate, if you tony wyou don't win it will get worse in the classrooms, isn't it? >> absolutely, people talk about teachers, i come from a family of teachers, my wife and i both have degrees in education we're 100 % on pro education, but you look what the beasley for it is about teacher union and bureaucracy and more decisions made in washington d.c., more leftist woke socialist agenda pushed on the kids, that is why they are g

country you finding that the caa finding out the domestic airline and travel is having bit of a bit of the because of the strikes on the railway i mean, certainly, if you want to get to edinburgh or glasgow or manchester from from down south, there are domestic aviation routes that you can use if you can't use the train. are you seeing a bit of a boom? there so we're certainly seeing a big recovery obviously after the pandemic in air travel across the whole across the whole piece. i wouldn't say there's a particular increase in in domestic travel as a result of the strikes, or at least not not information got for that. but certainly , you know, some but certainly, you know, some positive things now increased connectivity around the country from from aviation so, you know, whether that's to northern ireland or to ports or to other places. but we're just seeing i think a general and this is really positive, you know, people keen to back people are keen to get back flying to travel again. flying and keen to travel again. whether that's meet family and friends or whether that's to have

. >> we are talking about north caa momentago. ted budd was taking a lead. >> thanks for being patient. here we go. virginia too, 60% of the vote. she's got lead of 19,000 raw votes, 11% on the board. she continues to -- we saw this what about an hour and a half ago she took the lead and maintained the lead. virginia too. they like the run there. virginia 7 closer to washington, d.c. so this is spanberger with yesli vega. this is getting closer throughout the night. we still have vote out there right now but vega continues to hang onto a lead with a difference about 6300 there in virginia. kind i show you a couple of things in the senate race that i am seeing? let's hop do you think here to georgia and watch what's happening with warnock and walker. warnock 30 minutes ago had gone 50%. he popped up again. 50% is where you need to avoid the runoff and kemp in the governor's race he's been pretty consistent from what i'm seeing well above 50% now for really i guess ever since the polls closed two hours ago. kemp is running at 51.6.

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>> last night, maris poll thinks you're going to enjoy, especially if you shop at aybars, are a caa agent, or go to the university of wisconsin, you're going to love these polls, or watch "morning joe." the early voting numbers in nevada, numbers look terrible for democrats. and i got to say also in florida i'm hearing so many complaints that the democratic party, the state democratic party just isn't there. there's no get out the vote. so things are spotty at best right now. you're going around to new york. every day, the "new york post." every day, there's horrible, horrible crime stories every day on the front page of the "new york post," and people are talking about them. >> so i spent the day yesterday with kathy hochul, the governor of new york. this is a state that joe biden won by 23 points. this is a state where governor andrew cuomo ran reelection by 30 points, and she is in, like, a real fight, like maybe she's 5 points up, maybe they're tied. she's not quite sure. and this is new york, and this is an election denying republican, lee zeldin, very pro life, cheered the day that

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