collins is right here with us in the studio item collins. now we talk more about his current situation and his future plans in just a moment. but fast. i'll show you a wondering why so many african students chose to study and ukraine. here's what we put together for you. around 80000 foreign students from a 158 countries studied in the ukraine before the war began. on february 24th 2022, nearly a quarter of the students while from africa. rural cons make up the biggest group. 8000 students. second largest group from nigeria with 4000 students, followed by egypt with 3500. she didn't increase effort in enrolling international students. deep back to the soviet era, the ukranian government invested heavily in higher education in a deliberate attempt to attract students from new new independent african country. today, many young african c ukrainian universities as a gateway to the european job market. the biggest rocket is it to get visas, living costs, and the high acceptance of degrees from ukraine and the teeth were white. but when russia inv

>> no, ma'am. >> got a lady, linda collins-smith.ing to say 10, 12-foot tarp, over it all. and she's wrapped up in a blanket and put underneath it. >> linda collins-smith's father was there. her son butch was there. and of course, they were upset. >> when i talked to them on the scene, their demeanor appeared to be that they were in shock. and they just seemed to be stunned with what they had found. >> all right, sir. everybody's on their way. due to the fact that we're going to have to look into this, i'm going to have y'all back up to the road. thank you. >> sure. okay. >> the fact that a gruesome crime like this would happen in such a small town, in northeast arkansas, that was a big shock. >> a homicide investigation now underway after human remains were found outside the home. >> the body found tuesday night at a home in pocahontas, is that of former state senator linda collins-smith. >> this was a person who had been a significant figure in arkansas politics over many years. a controversial figure. so your first thought goes to

collins school was also bump with a group of other foreign students, collins decided to leave. you claimed they had to force their way onto the train after authority stopped them. ah, collins arrived in berlin a month later with just a few belongings. he has been staying with volunteer host until he finds a permanent place in a i mean i lost everything, right. i lay things green. i didn't stay that long, but i had kind of had a life like aspiring to build a happy life. i was already building on, and then the war comes and, and everything is broken down. i left the interior right to restart. and then it's kind of not fair when you're restart turned to an end. and then you have to leave me start again from the beginning and defining when you start. and again, you're starting actually like with nothing like basically nothing against a journey with basically nothing except backpack, shirt trousers, shoes. so it really, i would say, i would say it's it put a hold of some sort in my life life every other person who is in the situations who's calling hopes to get into a university in

shannon: collin. red wave, tsunami or ripple. >> count me in red wave, in house, they need 4 seats to get it back. if they get 18 they will have largest house majority since 1994, they will get north of that around 25, more so if economy continues to deteriorate, senate, i was not always bullish as i am now i believe it will be 52-48 at end of day, we have two more weeks of bad economic headlines to be sticks in spokes. shannon: they could be for some of the republican candidates too. are republicans getting overly confident? >> that was always the challenge, republicans candidate questions about equality has always dogged the republican side the campaign. but now, first, the questions are now applied to democratic side, fetterman could up end that race it is getting late in the game, a at this point most people's minds are made up it is just getting them to vote, again it is the economy. shannon: if they do retake the senate. there is a split here, that controls judicial nominations and conferri conf

now, i want to make clear that this is also the work of senator collins and mansion, and the group of senators -- senator collins and senator manchin, and the group who worked painstakingly for months to come to an agreement on this bill and on this committee that includes senator warner, who is with us today, as well as a sense of history in his state, and we thank them for their work on the bipartisan group that drafted the bill before us. i also appreciate their support as well as senator manchin and senator collins support for the manager's amendment. finally i want to recognize our good friend senator king for his early, early leadership on this issue. he was ahead of his time as always, and drafted legislation that he and i and senator durbin introduced in february and a number of the provisions in that draft bill have stood the test of time and are included in both the senate and house versions of this effort. we are here today after months of bipartisan effort, as i noted, to find common ground on reforms to the outdated and antiquated electoral count act. i appreciate the wor

matthew collins, we have to end there. thank you for being on hardtalk. thank you. hello.peratures are expected to rise a little further in some parts of the country, and we could get 21—22 celsius over the next day or so, perhaps in east anglia and the southeast. here's the reason for the very mild, warm weather — this current of warm air spreading in from the southern climes across spain, portugal, france, heading towards the uk. it's a large area of low pressure that's driving the weather, the winds blowing around it like so, scooping up that warmth from the south, pushing it in our direction. but also, we've got weather fronts, cloud, and rain — and actually, towards the end of the night, or early thursday morning, we'll see more rain spreading into southwestern england, parts of wales, and around the irish sea. so, eastern parts of the country should have a dry start to thursday just about. and, of course, very mild with the south—southwesterly winds — 1a in london, ten in belfast, about that in glasgow and aberdeen. so, tomorrow morning, a lot of cloud about. outbrea

collins not. collins not moving their.paul tucci are moving to north carolina. >> laura's attorney fought back. >> you can't get around the incriminating evidence against colin rideout. >> so you're pointing the finger on call and is anyone else pointing the finger at anyone else? so you're pointing the finger at colin, on behalf of laura -- >> it affects the family dynamics during the trial. >> we have mother and son, and then paul -- >> i never said that it was colin, i never said that it was anybody, i just said that no one connected evidence to the scene to my guy. >> and we had to? >> after a month of testimony the case went to the jury, chelsea remained his biggest supporter to the very end. do you think that the way you described him as being this protector of the family, do you think that is optimally what might have gotten him in trouble? >> he's a smart guy, i don't think he would ever put himself in a situation, he had a life ahead of him. he had no need. >> after five days of deliberations, the jury reached a v

matthew collins was a violent far—right thug, but he changed sides, became an informer and after yearsn exile, returned to britain to become a prominent activist for the group hope not hate. what is the most effective antidote to hate—fuelled neo—nazi extremism 7 matthew collins, welcome to hardtalk. yourjob is rooting out, exposing, the most vile forms of racism neo—nazism. yep. the twist is that you, yourself, in your youth, were one of them. do you see traits of yourself in today's neo—nazis? some. some traits. poacher turned gamekeeper. i see some traits. i see in some of them the uncertainty about what they believe, the doubts about what they believe, the sadness, deep sadness, and it's one of the things i look for. if i want to recruit someone, i don't recruit a happy fascist, i recruit someone who's unhappy, who's uncertain. and that's what i aim at and that's what i go for. sounds like you make a real effort to understand their pain. yeah, i think a lot of people think anti—fascists just generally must hate all fascists, but my thing is ijust hate the racism and the fascism. bu

matthew collins, we have to end there. thank you for being on hardtalk. thank you. hello.them to be for this time of year, by day and by night. staying unsettled, a windier day again for wednesday, the chance of catching a shower, after some early wet weather clears away. the bulk of the wet weather from this area of low pressure coming through overnight and into the first part of wednesday morning. before then, sunshine and the chance of catching a blustery shower. and, if anything, temperatures edge up a few degrees in the next couple of days. we are drawing the air up into the uk from a long way south of us. and these are the starting temperatures for wednesday morning, for the most part in double figures. now, we have got some rain into scotland that will push into the northern isles, clearing shetland in the afternoon. a band of showers across all parts following on behind. but look at the timeline. this is lunchtime, and then into the afternoon, it is sunny spells. showers mainly in scotland and northern ireland, some heavy and thundery, a few pushing into wales and

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doug collins, i will hear from you first on the battle in your state. >> it's just a continuation.from 2018 to now. brian kemp has an excellent record to run on. brian kemp is in a strong leadership position. he's very much right. stacy abrams only wanting to attack him because she doesn't want anybody to understand what her background is what she's wanting for the last few years. she's made public her liberal progressive ideas. it was funny she tried to blame brian kemp on crime when crime is going up in the city such as atlanta and others that are democratically run cities where they had issues trying to defund the police and others. it's a hollow attack coming from abrams. >> harris: it's interesting, david, when you talk to people how crime really rates in that state. that might be why some people particularly people of color, might vote for the incumbent governor kemp. take a look at this. "new york times" columnist appears upset that some black georgia voters are supporting kemp. let's watch. >> there is a little bit to that number. you could have some split ticketing on the

. >> carley: we're asking doug collins which president is best to represent georgia values in the senate, coming up. (♪ ♪) you inspired the lexus es to be, well ... more you. so thank you. we hope you like your work. (♪ ♪) >> todd: turns out russian national facing counts of making false statements in the durham probe cashed in a six-figure salary while working for the bureau. >> carley: brooke singman joins us. >> brooke: he is the russian national charged with making false statements to the fbi about the steele dossier at the heart of the 2016 trump-russia collusion probe. testifying the bureau paid danchenko to act as an informant. a democratic operative revealing he lied to danchenko when he claimed to have information from a gop insider about what paul manafortresigned from the fbi. offered to pay christopher steele $1 million to confirm what was in the steele dossier. i spoke with george papadopoulos and he said the bureau was relentless, saying what is more important than prosecution is allowing the american peep toll have intimate vantage point into this onion of corruption, he s

doug collins joining us this morning in georgia. good to see you, sir.invokes armageddon in the face of vladimir putin's nuclear threats. we are talking about it this morning and then lighting the fuse on american convictions the president's new executive order pardon certain pot offenses, pot stocks this morning are soaring back in a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ cheryl: welcome back to mornings with maria, i'm cheryl casone, top headlines, hurricane ian evacuees returning to their homes to survey damages from last week's storm. many lost everything, others returning to piles of debris and several pieces of flooded homes, flooded cars destroyed. ian second deadliest storm to hit the mainland u.s. all this as florida officials issue new warning to electric vehicle owners. they've seen a number of these cars catch fire after batteries were water logged from hurricane ian. well, president biden is issuing one of the largest mass pardons in u.s. history for simple marijuana offenders in a step to decriminalize the drug. >> no one should be in jail just for using or possess

nbc's got conan and ben collins are joining me now. let me just start with you on this, one as i just mentioned, the possible announcement of these charges right on monday. we are being told that by the da. why do we know here about possible charges and a possible motive here as we learn more? >> well, the picture is kind of slowly coming together yasmin. police say the suspect's 42 year old, david depape. from here in the bay area, we know he has led fair to say in unusual life. born in british columbia, move to hawaii and ultimately across san francisco bay and berkeley. where a 2013 san francisco chronicle article described him as a hemp jewelry maker who had taken up with some new it is an activist. and later years, he began blocking and social media posting. trafficking in kind of a greatest hits of conspiracy theories. from qanon, covid vaccines being a conspiracy. screens against blacks, jews, gays. he has booked in the san francisco county jail after being hospital for a time after this attack. on a raft of charges and expect t

straight to cnn's kaitlan collins now with the very latest on this, caitlin, good evening to.ning, alarming, a lot of words you

kaitlan collins is traveling with president biden, who surveyed the damage in florida today. we're going to have more on that in just a moment. >>> but first, let's go cnn's randi kaye in naples. she took an hour-long boat ride to get a closer look at the devastation on sanibal island as residents returned home for the first time. it was an emotional romoment fo so many people. >> reporter: absolutely, pamela. we took this boat ride with a couple of women who brought their home on sanibal island two years ago. it was their dream home, and they had to hire a driver, a captain, because it's the only way to get to the island now, because that causeway was destroyed by hurricane ian. so, it was about an hourlong boat ride and then about a mile walk from the beach to their home, and what we saw along the way was just horrible. and so sad. there were cars that were turn around over. there were buildings collapsed, resorts just destroyed. as we approached their home, they could see the screen around their pool had caved in. then, it took them about an hour to get inside because the

cnn's kaitlan collins joins us from the white house.tell us about the decision by the president? >> it's a campaign promise he had made. obviously as you know, anderson, sometimes the reality changes when you're actually in office. some people had raised the question why president biden nearly two years in had not really talked about marijuana and that campaign promise as much. but today they did announce that he is moving, making the biggest steps towards decriminalization that we've seen really from any u.s. president. it's not the full decriminalization, because that's something you would have to see congress do. but president biden is pardoning thousands of people who have been convicted under federal law of possession of marijuana. and that means that is going to affect about 6500 people, according to estimates from the white house. in addition to potentially thousands more who are prosecuted in the district of columbia. it's a life-changing step for them. president biden basically said his reasoning for that is why he said it on t

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collins was his boss. he just didn't get it. he pushed farther and farther north and by october they began to see the presence of chinese troops. all of a sudden, they came in huge numbers. by november, we were struck, we were isolated, they picked on various pockets of troops. we were routed. they began a steady retreat southward. the retreat wasn't mayhem. it was organized. they were systematic as they fell back. and then an unfortunate accident occurred. walton walker was killed in a jeep accident. he was replaced by an absolutely extraordinary soldier they matthew ridgeway. ridgeway had been and airborne division commander in world war ii. he had a great reputation as a soldier. everyone admired him. so having him there was a real asset. you could see how close we got. there were troops who made it to the river. the river is the boundary between north korea and the peoples republic of china. we advanced way in and those troops, the people at the chosen reservoir, that was general simmons in his book dog company sixth. they w

the misleading -- that's it, paging senator susan collins. paging susan collins. >> i'm shocked.he thought that way about brett kavanaugh. >> we could have told her she was misleading. and as a matter of fact, we did. sure. it's no surprise that what this reveals is what we have been talking about for months now, which is that the supreme court has taken a hard right turn. and certainly, many of these decisions that are coming down feel much more about ideology. in fact, in the alito decision, there are sections that are taken from right-wing talking points. so, yes, it turns out ideology factors into supreme court decisions these days, which is not bode well for our democracy. >> by the way, compared to collins, though, kennedy did not vote in favor of a laid out for that reason. he felt he was not genuine about that. but remember the only that the dobbs decision came out, the dobbs decision, alida woods -- was -- >> expression of a variety of views. i think, personally, here again i have no special status in talking about this. nine is a good number. somewhere in a middle range

kaitlan collins, appreciate that explanation. barbara, let me come to you on this defense ministers' meeting. secretary austin was there, the chairman of joint chiefs, chairman milley as well. what are the big takeaways? >> reporter: well, victor, they started today really just outside the nato parameters sitting down amongst themselves about 50 nations represented to talk about what to do next to offer ukraine critical weapons to push back against the russians. the ukrainians, very successful right now by all accounts with their counteroffensive, but over this week we have seen the russians launch a barrage of missiles and weapons at ukrainian civilian areas, and general mark milley, the u.s. chairman of the joint chiefs said deliberate killing of civilians is a war crime. very tough language this morning in brussels. so now they are talking about what comes next, and what milley is laying out is a network of weapons and capabilities that can take ukraine forward, they hope, in the coming months and establish a much more long-te

, sara collins was the fifth girl in that basement pic explosion her in one eye and several pieces of glass were embedded in her face. thech 16 straight at this church coming with an act of terror that shook civil rights activists and everyday black folks. history often are members at the carol and cynthia is the four little girls killed by supremacists. only talk about the bombing we don't often say their names. we rarely talk about who they were before that fateful morning of unrepentant white supremacist violence. ebdenise loves baseball and wasa brownie. she also loves to perform in raising money for muscular dystrophy. carol wanted to be a singer and the choir was one of her believe -- beloved training grounds. g she loved dancing and playing the clarinet. eddie may was artistic and delighted i going door-to-door n and black neighborhoods to sell kitchen items made by her the mother to help her father make ends meet. cynthia wasn't academic standout in math and reading. she was in her school band as well. among these young girls denise adey carol cynthia with an abundance of tale

kaitlan collins has more on what he said, and she joins me now.out the words the president used. >> reporter: it must have been pretty striking for the donors today, as the president was invoking armgeddon, saying there has not been a sich like this since october 1962 when of course these threats were being made. and the president making clear tonight that he is taking these seriously. what stands out, anderson, about the president's comments is he is speaking in more blunt terms that we have heard any of his officials talk in recent weeks. they have said they are taking putin seriously at his war when he says they've communicated to the russians what the consequences would be if russia were to deploy a nuclear weapon. but they have not gone so far as the president to say this is the closest we've come to armgeddon since kennedy and the cuban missile crisis. one remark president biden made to the donors tonight that he knows president putin, he said, quote, he is not joking when he talks about the potential use of tactical nuclear weapons or biolo

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she helps thank you. liam collins says executive director of madison policy, formerly off of understanding urban warfare. he joins us live at night from the state of wisconsin. emily of a very warm welcome to the program. good to have your company was in your view, is the significance of this latest round of attacks on ukrainian cities. yeah, it just once again shows how poorly the war is going for russia. right. ukraine struck a bow and, and, and a very strategic target, right, is it's the bridge is a main line of communication to support the ground war in southern ukraine. and they strapped down. and so what russia do, they responded by striking non military targets really to purposes what they did is one, yes to it, you know, strike terror and fear in about ukrainian population. but all it does is emboldened them to fight even more. and really, the 2nd reason it just shows he's kind of losing the war at home. and it was really a response to kind of placate the pro, the pro war nationalist in russia. then would it be fair to say, and the russia strategy right now is being reactive rather

. >> let's bring in nbc news senior reporter ben collins. covers disinformation.n the internet. and frank floozy, former fbi assistant director for counter intelligence. i'm, it is no surprise that alex jones, what is he going to do try to make more money off of this horror. what do you buy it, do you think that he is actually going to continue to raise money. you really think he is not scared or deep down as he crying in his beer somewhere tonight? >> he's going to be at least a little bit spooked here. the sky is probably in that for the rest of his life. i don't know if he doesn't understand what's going on here or thinks he can find his way out of it. the thing is, he has shell companies where he has funneled money. he has found ways out of paying up in the past. the last lawsuit in austin texas that was supposed to be $50 million is going to be kept probably about $5 million. but i don't think that he understands the gravity of the situation. this is it. the money he is now risen to sell vitamins on his website, that probably will end up in the pockets of san

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a month ago republican senator susan collins told "the new york times" this, i wouldn't be surprised if a senator or house member were killed. and the recent record speaks for itself. a man was arrested near brett kavanaugh's home. in july a man was charged with stalking after threatening to kill a democratic congresswoman. the governor of new york was attacked on stage at a campaigno event. in august, a man was sentenced after threatening to kill dr. fauci and his family. a man tried to breach the fbi cincinnati field office in the days after they executed a search in september. a texas woman was charged after making death threats against the judge overseeing the mar-a-lago document heist. and a man who pled guilty to threatening to killer wick swalwell and his staff. and none of these incidents are directly related to january 6thn that's where more than 880 people have been federally killed in the capitol insurrection so far. including a man this week who was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for dragging a police officer into that angry pro-trump proud where he was bru

. >> with me in studio to share their reporting and their insights, cnn's kaitlan collins, npr's aisha rasco, carl hulse of the "new york times," and cnn's eva kent. you've spent a lot of time on this race. walker decided to go on hannity last night and say it's a lie. inside the walker campaign what do they view as more damaging or how do they deal with the idea that you have this accusation from the woman about an abortion back in 2009? you also have his adult son coming out and saying his father is not the person he claims to be in the campaign. >> and it is perhaps the son that is more damaging than the daily beast story because we don't know how long christian will continue to speak out. that is the real trouble here. but listen, the republican establishment seems to be rallying around walker for now. you have the nrsc as well as other groups saying that this is all a distraction mounted by democrats and their allies and that they're going to stay ladsar focused on the issues. so they're really saying all that they could say in this matter. but notably in these statements they are

even susan collins and lisa we often disagree on a number of issues. and yet susan collins and lisa and every other republican senator have endorsed me i'm grateful for their support. look we are going to win this but we need help. we need help explaining. we need help spreading the word evan mcmullin is a democrats candidate in this race. i encourage your voters any of your viewers you want to vote in utah or support my race go to lever senate.com. we could use their help. >> if you win the senate back in the house back as republicans the president has a warning. inflation is at a 40 year hybrid he said his policies the time to kick in pretty is celebrating what they have passed in legislation scott through the hill. if they vote for the gop. >> they will crash the economy next year by threatening the full faith and credit of the united states for the first time in our history put in the united states in default unless, unless we yield to their demand to cut social security and medicare. >> he says you all are a no vote you want to get rid of things l

. >> kaitlan collins at the white house, thank you.re in a few minutes, democrat incumbent mark kelly and his challenger, blake masters, i set the pace of and what will likely be the only debate at the arizona senate race. a crucial contest can help decide which party controls the senate. the big -- joining us now with more is kim law. obviously, a critical battleground state here. what is at stake? >> -- which party will control the senate, and that is what this comes down to, anderson. what we are talking about our tight margins. a reminder that senator mark kelly won in 2020 by just over two percentage points. we released a cnn poll today and that poll shows that this race between senator kelly and the challenger, blake masters, is very close. among likely voters, senator kelly is leading by single digits. 51% to blake masters among likely voters at 45%. here's a wildcard, is that the underlying fundamentals here, well voters are telling our pollsters is that it all favors the republicans. this is a narrow race. it could change very

, sarah collins was the fifth girl in that bathroom. the explosion blinded her in of eye and several pieces glass embedded in her face. the 16th street baptist church bombing was a gutwrenching act of terror that shook civil rights activist, allies of freedom struggles in everyday life. therefore . history too often remembers addie, denise, carol and cynthia as the four little girls killed by white supremacists . when we talk about the bombing we don't often say their names. we rarely talk about who they were before that faith faithful morning of unrepentant white supremacist violence. denise loved baseball and was a brownie. she also loved to perform and use her gifts to raise money for muscular dystrophy research carol wanted to be a singer sso the choir was one of her beloved training grounds. she loved reading and dancing and playing the clarinet although allegedly poorly. addie may was also artistic and delighted in going door to door in white and black neighborhoods to sell kitchen items made by her mother to help her large family

i wouldn't be surprised if a senator or house member were killed, senator susan collins told "the newdemocrat and republican lawmakers have stopped visits, and have had vandalism to their homes over the years after violent political rhetoric becomes more commonplace and even at times it seems acceptable. for instance, former president trump posted on his social media that mitch mcconnell had a death wish. and he also used racist language in reference to mcconnell's wife, when asked about it, senator rick scott refused multiple times to condemn donald trump's language. >> a member of the senate gop leadership. are you okay with this? >> well, i can never talk about, or respond to why anybody else says what they said. >> the language is what i'm talking about. isn't that dangerous? >> i think we all have to figure out how do we start bringing people together, and have a common goal to give every american the opportunity to get a great job, get their kids to have an education they believe they can be anything. >> joining me now is congressional reporter for "the new york times," so luke,

kaitlyn collins explains. >> reporter: president biden taking a different tone when it comes to saudi arabia. he believes there needs to be a review of the u.s./saudi arabia relationship in light of the decision to slash oil production despite attempts to get saudi arabia to continue oil production as it was, potentially to increase it. this has called in democratic lawmakers to say saudi arabia is siding with russia in its war on ukraine. the production could boost prices for russia helping them finance the war that they are conducting in ukraine. that is something that is under consideration here at the white house, but we are told by john kirby from the national security council, that doesn't mean a formal policy review is being conducted. no special teams, no deadlines. the white house is not saying what options they are looking at when it comes to retaliating. they are saying this is something they are going to be having conversations with members of congress about because you've seen democrats, people from biden's own side of the political aisle saying they believe the weapons s

you had collins royal couple have visited some of the wound us from the countries were had ever mass killing king maha and queen sertina also met relatives of the 36 people. mostly young children were, we'll kill by an ex policeman in a rampage at a daycare center. with the world health organization has issued an alert against using several cough and cold drugs, blame for fatal kidney damage. at least $66.00 children and gambia are said to have died after ingesting one of the 4 indian made medicines. i mean, authorities have banned the treatments and are going door to door to collect them. mostly the problem. now, some furnace like a nose and a mouth watering clash that pitstop went against byron munich in germany, is that classical the saturday fire and how the edge having won their last 7 bonus league of meetings by dot won't have found inspiration in an english youngster. that's in the absence of captain locker voice and vice captain once all months. what were you doing when you were 19, if you asked jude bellingham heat provided an assist on his debut as captain for but was he ha

he still saw himself as their boss when in fact that was not the case, collins was his boss. he just did not get it. and so he pushed further and further north. by october they began to see the presence of chinese troops. and all the sudden they came in huge, huge numbers. by november we were struck, we were isolated, they picked him very strips of we were routed we had a steady retreat southward. the retreat was not mayhem it was organize their systematic as they fell back and then an unfortunate accident occurred, walton walker was killed in a jeep accident and was replaced by an absolutely extraordinary soldier. matthew ridgway. ridgeway had been an airborne division commander in world war ii. he had a great reputation as a soldier. everyone admired him. so having ridgeway there was a real asset. we saw how close they got there were troops made it to the river that's the boundary between north korea and the people's republic of china. so we danced away end. those troops as general simmons and his company six their chosen reservoir. really one the most horrific experiences

senate in my party in the general endorsement of my 48 republican colleagues in the senate even collins and murkowski, we often disagree on a number of issues and collins and murkowski and republican senators have endorsed me and i'm grateful. we need help explaining and spreading the word that evan mcmullin is the democrat's candidate in had race and i encourage your voters and you videoers who want to vote in utah go to lee for senate.com, we could use their help. >> shannon: if you win the senate and house back as republicans, the president has warning, inflation sits at 40-year high, and his policies need time to kick in, he is celebrating and had a warning for voters if they vote for the gop. >> they will crash the economy next year by threatening full faith and credit for the united states putting the united states in default unless we yield to their demand to cut social security medicare. >> shannon: he says you are a no vote and want to get rid of caps on prescriptions and giving billionaires tax cuts, does the gop have a plan for tackling inflation? >> that is information-free

susan collins, for instance, just a few weeks ago having given interview, speaking of increasing threats against politicians and saying that he wouldn't be surprised if somebody got killed. so this is very disconcerting. less than 2 weeks ahead of mid term elections here in the united states. and as we head into the mid term elections in november, how widespread is, is this concern for the potential violence against us politicians? a certain degree. this isn't anything particularly new. we just saw this week, and 3 men sentenced 4 planning to kidnap create a governor here in the united states. at the same time, a polling is showing that more and more people see violence as a legitimate way to enforce their political views. at least, depending on which pole you believe is between a court and a 3rd, who see that as a legitimate method. and this is all of course, against the backdrop of the den re fixed insurrection, the attack on the you capital, which also saw donald trump. describe then vice president pens as a traitor. and he recently said that mitch mcconnell, the minority leader of re

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mimi collins was involved in the story and she joins us now. it is an incredible story. not just this abrupt change in the wealth picture, but we are also seeing it ahead of midterm elections. ask that's right. that is what are reporting wants to zoom in on. a lot of people have talked about the middle class feeling the squeeze. what the data we saw says that the average middle-class family has seen a gain of wealth on average over these past five years. it is spanning two presidencies, in part because of low interest rates and a housing boom. as you know very well, we are also seeing a turn in terms of how people feel about the economy, based on that high nation we are seeing now. stocks took a hit this year, and organs rates are rising to almost 7% on average. that has really changed where we are right now, even if people have more of a cushion than they have had in the past. ask we got some gdp data. to your house and point, saying that the housing investment has subtracted most from gdp going back to 2007, what effect you think it will have on the american consumer p