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john. >> david irving and his friends have done this. >> in arizona, this is a largely mail ballot states, and nevada also they've changed and

david: john, they're giving me a wrap, i have to ask the question about proof of reserves. clearly this guy was not keeping the reserves in check. is there some way that regulators can offer or can require a proof of reserves from these companies? >> yeah. i mean all the u.s.-based companies have been acting in a more compliant way, the way the sec would do things. i mean coinbase is in the u.s. companies like ours who have the avalanche blockchain all do things in a compliant way. the offshore ones is where they treat an exchange like a bank with fractional reserve. then forgot about segregating accounts. it is really astonishing frankly. i was in traditional finance. i lived through the internet bubble, enron, a adelphia, worldcom, you saw it again in the great financial crisis with lehman and bear stearns. now i see this in crypto. almost like the lessons of the past have not been learned. that is how you give trust in the system. that has to be repaired. david: that happens for thousands of years we go back and i don't think we'll ever figure that one out entirely but t

the authors, david kelly and john bilton, joining out here on set. old me before we got going, -- david tomei before we got going, i am the eco-guy. you say the 60-foot -- 60/40 per folio could get returns almost double what we have seen in the last five to 10 years, right? walk me through the significance of this. david: so much has happened this year with ukraine, with elections, with oil, with inflation, but the most important thing for investors is prices fell. we had this unusual situation with the stock market really falling a lot, but also long-term interest rates going up. as we worked on this project that really had a big impact on our future trends. these are the best perspective -- perspective returns we have seen since 2010. alix: is it about bonds being a good investment now? john: i think bonds are back. let's call it what it is. you could have a situation where you are cooking a 4.2% coupon on a u.s. 10 year. we think the fair yield is near 3.2%. have the wind at your back, you have price gains to come as well. the crucial thing, it has

and then finally, we have john louderback. he's in david's company. he eventually becomes the commanding officer of david's company. but through his letters, we were able to decipher that some of david's early letters are most likely written by him. so most likely dictated by david. but written by john louderback to send messages home and the as we follow these letters through the conflicts, you really start to see the individual personalities come through. you see different penmanship, different grammar, different phrases that are used by the writers. for example, this is one of rachel's letters. she uses a blue ink almost exclusively through the war. there's a feth are not. but. but she's really thiss this is one of the ways you could quickly tell that it was one of rachel's letters. and here she draws piure of a s. flag with the words union forever on it. this is the only one that she illustrated. but again, it ges it such a personal touch. it it's so important to to see who these people were, what, you know, why were they writing these letters and

david: john, let me just end on you. today is an example perhaps of how things can get misinterpreted, how objective things can fall through the cracks. what do you think investors should be watching out for in terms of any response? whether it is a lessee response from economic officials, or a political response or push back the unrest that we had over the weekend? john: it's going to take a couple of days before we get a sense of how the central government will react. i imagine right now you probably have a cohort of chinese officials idled together and try this out. for the short term, the next couple of days, they will let people protest, let people vent. i saw that last night. the police tried to keep the protesters out of the street. traffic continued, but they did not stop the protesters. we saw the same thing relatively in shanghai and other parts of the country. in the coming days, i think when the government decides how they want to address this issue, i think you'll start seeing a clearer message from state me

david: john, thank you. also joining us out of singapore, mark cranfield there.et's look at the data. we have had a look at this, and this is on one of our bloomberg stories today. we have looked at metro rider ship here. let's start with shanghai. normal is 2020. a big dip there when almost the entire country was shut down. 2021 is the sweet spot. 2022, this is shanghai specifically, this has been recovering. 2020 is the same, 2021 is the same, 2022 is different because that is your new hotspot. this one has really come off substantially. it is a similar picture in another hotspot very near hong kong, guangzhou, same thing. 2020 limits, 2021 was -- 2020, plummets. 2021 was th sweet spote. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: let's get you up to speed with our business flash headlines. elon musk allowing donald trump 's twitter account to be restored after users on the website voted 52% to 48% to allow the former president's return. musk's decision coming at a time of turmoil inside twitter as sources tell bloomberg the billionaire is considering firi

. >> lieutenant john david miley was a graduate of the united states military academy atwest point in7 . he was commissioned as a second lieutenant with the fifth artillery regiment with the outbreak of the spanish-american war in 1898 he was assigned an aide-de-camp to major general william shatner, khmer and commander of the expedition to cuba.he was highly trusted and when the general staff fell lieutenant miley was designed to coordinate the attack on san juan hill in his place and would ultimately be the one to give the order that led to the charge of lieutenant colonel theodore roosevelt and the roughriders . a few days later he served as one of the commissioners who negotiated the spanish surrender of santiago july 17. in 1904 miley in san francisco wasnamed in his honor.we know that today as san francisco va medical center . >> as a young man i grew up in south san francisco right next door to the national cemetery so when i became a cub scout we used to go over there in the 50s and decorate the gravesthat were there. when i got out of the service i stepped right back into it

john wesley throughout their service. again acting as this nexus, and she of course continues to write to david while he is in the field. >> so this letter that we selected from rachel today that is about a year after that one from john wesley. it is mid may, 1864, and her life is rather busy othhome front. she is again sharing all of the news about the family, the health of the neighbors, and also talking about the union cause. but much of it focus on herself. and as many things that she is doing. i will read you a long passage that she has, and let her words speak for themselves. quote, i am still trying to teach school. but the prospect begins to look a little fairer. my school average for about 20, about 28 this week. it looks a little bit more encouraging. and this saturday, i have bee noon, and i expect help thisur afternoon as well. he has about 18 acres planted, and i don't know how many he's into plant. willie as well, and he is well pleased to see me come home, and we always runs to me and he says that his mama's boy, pause boy, and he say that they are down in dixie fighting rebels. and so i asked him what he t

david: if les a severe recession, that's certainly true. johnonski, great to see you. >> my pleasure. david: well, ftx making its debut in court as investors and the rest of the cryptoverse sift through the wreckage, and there's a lot of it. we've got a live report coming next. if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! i don't want to deal with this. oh, you brought your luggage to the airport. that's adorable. with shipgo shipping your luggage before you fly you'll never have to wait around here again. like ever. that can't be comfortable though. shipgo.com the smart, fast, easy way to travel. david: the largest crypto collapse ever in the spotlight today, first appearance at a delaware bankruptcy court. kelly o'grady is live in wilmington with the latest. i guess there's still one back in the bahamas, right? [laughter] >> reporter: yes. he's in his $40 million mansion, david. i mean, what a life, right? this is all coming down around him. the word of the day here though in these hearings is unprecedented. we are heari

back with us now is john berman, karen finney, and david urban.ly trying to manage expectations with very good reasons. we know that the process by which votes are counted in a variety of states have people believing, when they go to bed, it is one thing and when they wake up into something difference. it is vulnerable period in our country for our democracy because there is room for the talking point and the seeds planted to come in to say, oh what happened overnight? >> look, if people are allowed to believe that they are told dishonest things. your vote counts as much if you voted three weeks ago as a few vote tomorrow, and you need to know that. you need to know and believe that. your vote counts as much if it is tabulated tomorrow and if it is tabulated on wednesday, thursday, or friday. you need to know that and believe it. everybody should be saying it out loud. there are a few states that count slowly. one of the problems we have is that a few of these states tend to be some of the closest states in the country. so my best friends in penns

. >> john from georgia. >> fighter. >> david from california. >> racist. >> jeff from texas. >> sanctimonious indiana. >> businessman. >> nancy from illinois. >> calculated. >> i'll do the same thing now with the governor of florida, ron desantis. i'm going to go in the exact opposite order. >> promising. >> stacy of indiana. >> oh, geez. interesting. >> jeff from texas. >> bad-ace. >> kathy from pennsylvania. >> a leader. >> eric from north carolina. >> hopeful. >> jim from indiana. >> rising. >> john david from georgia. >> fighter. >> david from california. >> promising. >> andrew from south carolina. >> leader. >> john from california. >> visionary. >> melody from washington. >> amazing. >> marie from new york. >> the future. >> john from north dakota. >> no apologies. >> lisa from new york. >> gutsy. >> becky from virginia. >> future of the party. >> jamie from iowa. >> refreshing leader. >> gregory from nevada. >> future of the party. >> frank, we got some very differing responses there. when desantis it was interesting, promising, visionary, the future. trump, there were some positives

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we have the hardest working man at cnn, john berman and cnn political correspondent david herman. great have all of you here. let me start with you. how are you feeling election eve? >> i'm excited. i think that people have to remember the polls have been wrong before. the polls have been wrong before. the video of the 2016. the monroe 2018. and i think we got people out there fighting. just talk about pennsylvania. talk about that before. you are grassroots organization that out there fighting, right now, they're on the phone right now. unite here, power and action, costs an action and vote counts. these are folks are not give up democracy. i'm excited. you don't know what could happen to go to last vote. >> i'm cautiously optimistic. let's put it that way. and it looks like a little jealous and not out. there most my life i've been on the other side this camera. and pennsylvania. not indoors going to these. wasn't it before. there's something about democracy in action that, unless you out, there you really can't get a sense of it. going to those rallies, and not be indoors, and

david chalian. kirsten powers, scott jennings and john berman kind enough to stick back with us. vid, where is your focus when it comes to everything that is outstanding right now? >> my focus is on resolving this election. that's where my focus is. >> what a novel idea, david. >> yeah, specifically in terms of what is left outstanding, of course, in the battle for control of the united states senate, particularly focused on maricopa county in arizona, the phoenix area, that largest county because what i'm really looking to see there as i'm sure john was discussing with you is sort of the pattern of the vote that comes in when we get another batch of votes from there today. we learned in the last two election cycles is that the pattern is not always the same, in 2018 a lot of those late arriving ballots that were dropped off on election day actually benefited the democrat kyrsten sinema. in 2020 that election day drop-off piece of the equation was a very heavily pro-trump vote and made biden's, you know, wide advantage in arizona remarkably narrow. he won by i think 11,000 votes o

take a look at these numbers, david. 46 for the democrat john fetterman, 46 for the republican mehmet oz. in georgia, democratic senator raphael warnock with 46%, herschel walker with 46, as well. and over in nevada, another dead heat between the democratic incumbent senator catherine cortez masto, the republican adam laxalt. this is all going to come down to turnout, david. >> it all comes down to turnout, indeed. rachel scott with us. rachel, thank you. >>> and of course, on election night, rachel, terry, the powerhouse political team all here as the election results come in, beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. tuesday night, the team right here. going to be a long night. >>> we move on to other news this evening and to that attack here in new york city. a woman sexually assaulted while jogging in a heavily used park. the hudson river park, along the river, at about 5:30 this morning. tonight, there's news coming in at this hour, the arrest, the suspect now linked to multiple cases. here's abc's stephanie ramos now. >> reporter: tonight, a suspected serial attacker is under arrest in ne

. >> john: have david explain that. >> seems juan never turns on fox news when the january 6th panel continued after partisan investigation and partisan investigation, and that's just one example. but you could -- >> john: back before that, adam schiff, how many people did he haul in via subpoena to investigate russia, went nowhere. >> more importantly, government needs to govern as we were elected and certainly the house's responsibility to investigate. we should investigate thoroughly, speak thoughtfully, and we should be practical in learning things about how government has been running under the biden administration that we can course correct and change. we don't need an investigation to know the homeland security secretary is incompetent. he's proven that time after time. we need to figure out how we course correct and get the borders secure. a complete debacle getting out of afghanistan, we have to know what we learned from that so we can make it better and that's where house republicans investigation should focus. >> john: 15 seconds. does he make some salient points there? >>

david "wayne" depape. john "wayne" gacy. "wayne" laden. ( laughter ) ( applause ) it appears depape is extremely mentally ill and has also made racist posts online, including some that questioned the results of the 2020 election, defended the former president, and echoed qanon conspiracy theories. so either he's going to be institutionalized, or the g.o.p. nominee in 2024. ( applause ) what's the difference? ( applause ) political violence is all too common in america now, but here's something i didn't see coming: depape is from british columbia.n. that's h toxic our politi ar- canaotazy. theyent om "dleyrit?!" the discourseamis about to get way worse thanks to new twitter c.e.o. elon musk ( booing ) seen here watching street urchins scramble for his discarded chicken bone. musk took over twitter on friday and, immediately, there was an explosion of hate speech, including use of the n-word on the platform, which jumped 500%, leading twitter to change the landing page from what's happening? to >> "what's happening?!?!?!?!" >>

john. we've got david, the weather center. it said, john, there i apologize, joe, that i did it again. dave, worry about it. james darya. good morning. good morning, we're off to a cold start, though. and maybe that's why the >> brings that working well today for us blue skies going on. so we got lots of sunshine, but cold morning lows that we have that frost advisory this morning. we might be lifted for that tomorrow. the only reason being for that will be because of the winds that are going to work in here. timing are still kind of working on that. not sure if the winds strike a little bit earlier that will circulate the air. we won't get as much cooling going forward. but here's a look at the santa rosa going the wrong direction. 31 now 34 from 37 for napa inland. we've got to also 30's at work here. 41 for antioch. 39 for oakland and 41 for san jose. back to those winds. as i mentioned, looks like we'll get a little buildup of winds happening late tonight. they are offshore and that use the alarm bells. 4 fire concerns and so forth. but because we've been shielded from some recent

. >> john: he does have a lovely home in delaware to hang out at. >> camp david is pretty nice, too. >> sandra: thank you. >> john: the cost to keep your home warm has some families facing the choice, heat or food to eat and could have an impact on another big choice. this one in the ballot booth. that is ahead. >> sandra: we have all seen the disturbing videos of violent crime in the big apple and beyond. new at 2:00, a democrat who voted to end cash bail in new york answers critics who say that put more criminals on the street. what he would say to victims who blame progressive policies for their pain. you need to know about the va cash out loan from newday usa. it's called the newday 100 because it lets veterans borrow up to 100% of their home's value. not just 80% like some typical loans. that extra cash can make a huge difference in these times of skyrocketing prices. here's more good news: home values have skyrocketed too. that means even more cash! take out an average of $60,000 to pay down your high-rate credit card debt, consolidate your second mortgage, personal loans, and c

david taylor also spotted a problem. and john roberts summed up like this. fake news on the rise over issues such as covid and the validity of the last american presidential election, it's a sign of the times that the bbc now has a disinformation correspondent — marianna spring. last month she presented an edition of panorama which explored the conspiracy theory that terrorist attacks, such as the manchester arena bombing of 2017, never took place and were actually staged by a group of so—called crisis actors. tonight on panorama... emergency services are dealing with an incident near manchester victoria station. ..the people who deny these terrible events ever took place. i've been trying to find - evidence of a real explosion and evidence of a real bomb, and i haven't found any. - 27 people — 20 of them children — have been killed after a gunman opened fire at a primary school in the state of... no—one died in 2012 in sandy hook. - we reveal how the twisted world of disaster trolls has arrived in the uk. the views of the conspiracy theorist featured in the

>> reporter: well, john, david depape is facing multiple charges.will be arraigned later today for attempted homicide, assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse among other charges and between those felonies he is facing 13 years to life in prison. that does not include the federal charges which if convicted he faces up to 50 years in federal prison. now, there are some chilling details coming out of the court documents filed yesterday in the affidavit. david depape is described as wanting to kidnap and injure nancy pelosi and because he discovered that she was not there at the pelosi residence when he arrived that he was willing to wait for days for her and that he used a hammer to attack paul pelosi because of nancy pelosi's actions. he did that as, quote, punishment. very disturbing. in that affidavit he also talked about wanting to break nancy pelosi's kneecaps so that she would have to be wheeled in front of other members of congress so they could see the consequences of their actions. he described her as a leader of a pack of lies promoted by

. >> john: david, we'll let you get back to business there at the doj. we'll cut you loose for the time being but bring you back. now bring in shannon bream, anchor of fox news sunday, highly reminiscent of when jeff sessions said it's too hot potato for me, i'm going to turn the russia investigation over to robert mueller. merrick garland took a look and said too hot a political potato, turning it over to special counsel. >> and don't want to be too repetitive what he had to say, but under the purview of the attorney general, merrick garland. no matter who he names as the person here and whatever ball they pick up. whether or not there will be charges against former president trump, a first in this country to indict a former president, that ultimately will rest with garland and his office. >> john: not like the old independent counsel statute. >> still has to feed through there, just like mueller would have answered to sessions, this is how this works for this as well. so remember with mar-a-lago, if we looked at the search warrant there, there were a n

recalling something david mccullough said with john adams by that point have brought to lesser presidents with john adams to the attention of the american most successful book was being interviewed among the 20th century residents. the president really needs to be known better. so here we are march 10 rainy monday a spring and washington talking to his chief of staff don rumsfeld were in the background as a fellow by the name of john percy. john is a pulitzer prize winning novelist, journalist she's working for the "new york times" magazine and they asked ford for permission to follow him for a week during his presidency. president ford agreed to that the object was to write a lengthy story about gerald ford because they said americans are more about the president. the polling that was being done inside ford's own sense confirmed just what the magazine was asserting. they needed to be better known by the american people. he was well known in the beltway on capitol hill and his district would we go to the next slide where he had run for office in 1948. i notice the image on the left of for

john, david, thank you both very much.ck soon because there's more questions i have but we're out of time sorry my man. coming up, i'm going to give you my takeaway on realities of the expectations game. also the dollar, that's been the key folks. we don't talk about it enough. it's making a great move right here that bodes very well for this market but we're going to get more details from rich ross, he's next at chart school. ♪ money changes everything, i said money, money changes everything ♪ vo: it's a new day. because covid vaccines just got a big update. just in time for everyone who works. with other people. just in time for... ...more togetherness. just in time to say “oh, you bet we'll be there!” because the updated vaccines can now protect against both the original covid virus and omicron. and that's a moment... we've all been waiting for. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matchi

conflict on the east than in the continent will actually come to a halt. cannibal inside and 40 in john is back. david, boy, i'm an independent analysts from on goal essays. bewanda has no interest in the deal. unfortunately, i think this will be an order for us on completing africa. you know? because the agreement doesn't mix, that the agreement doesn't make sense in the m b, 323 are not commitment to this agreement. so i don't understand what a leaders and other parts of this agreement think about this situation. so i think that's to make this all about as to be committed to been to with agreement in this is not the case or not so interested in this agreement. otherwise didn't do it again because we have to so it is meaningful in bed in bit way for these agreement. aah! hundreds of thousands of display somalian children don't have state issued birth certificates to prize of depriving them of their basic rights as citizens as they are unable to prove their identity. alarm, thank you. but i'm the low as a student's parents, i'm really concerned about their future because we are living in total insecur

>> david, thanks very much. john king is looking at the numbers, as well. has a lead of 821 votes right now over kathryn cortez masto. >> here is his problem. david laid out 55,000 outstanding votes. that's an estimate. you heard the numbers from gary between the ballots they have and 15,000 or so provisional ballots, those are ballots the lawyers look over. maybe somebody showed up at the wrong polling place and lived nearby and figure it out or didn't fill something out right. both campaigns are there. that's how it works. that's how the system works. add that up, let me bring this down here, 23,000 ballots they know up to 15,000 provisional ballots, some might be ruled out. 38,000, 38,000 of the estimated 55 thousand are here in clark county and she's getting 52% of the vote so far. tomorrow's vote, doesn't necessarily track yesterday's vote but you do see we're four days in now and she's getting 52% in clark county that's a consistent number for her if david just laid out they pretty much need the same. if she continues to get 38,000 or 30,000 plus of t

david duke. "i don't know john lewis." "i don't know david duke."ld usher in if he were anywhere, as liz cheney said, anywhere near the oval office again? >> well, i think it's a through line. i think it isn't just about i don't know them. but clearly he knew who david duke was. he knows who nick fuentes is. and certainly he knows kanye west and others. and then you go back to charlottesville and, you know, what he said there. i think that there is an absolute through line of racism and xenophobia and anti-semitism that trends right through donald trump. it isn't just that he's afraid of alienating a part of his base by not saying anything about it but i think it is because they represent at least a part of his views. otherways, it would be easy not to have dinner with someone, not to embrace them, not to talk about them, not to invite them into your political home. so i think that this is part of who donald trump is and we should not be surprised because it's who he revealed before the election, it's who he revealed during the -- during his preside

david. david:ftx new ceo john ray is speaking out against the company founder sam bankman-fried. kelly o'grady is here with the latest details. hi, kelly. reporter: david what makes the story is the people involved and that is underscored in today's court filing from the new ftx ceo. i want to share a quote with you, he writes quote, never in my career have i seen complete failure of corporate controls from compromised systems integrity and fault i regulatory oversight abroad and concentration of control in the hands of very small group, inexperienced, unsophisticate sophisticated potentially compromised individuals. the situation is unprecedented. that is the harsh criticism for the guy that cleaned up the enron mess. these management team investing billions have little experience, two to three years experience. major questions are that sam bankman-fried rumored caroline ellison. former ceo of alameda research. that ftx transferred funds to help with their liquidity issues. elf lesson shared in a previous interview how important having good judgment is. >> being comfortable with

john, thanks for joining us. larry davidactually made a pretty, pretty good prediction as larry would put it. i can't really get into that -- i could not do a good impersonation of larry david saying that, in this show, not appropriate with what's happening in cryptocurrency. record down for us, john. what's going on? >> the character of larry david might have been a good choice. but the actor larry david, appearing in and ftx add, might have not been the best choice, right? up until a week ago, ftx was probably the most important name in crypto. and like you said, they spent millions of dollars, on flashy at campaigns. tom brady, gisele, larry david, they were in their ad campaign. their name was on the miami heat basketball stadium. all of that came crashing down in a week. 30 some odd billion dollars down to now nothing. it all happened when a report came out of leaked documents that showed that a fierce books were not as good as they appear to be. that led to a run on the bank. people tried desperately to get their money

the east than in the continent will actually come to a halt. cannibal i've had have 40 in john is back with david boy, an independent analyst phone goal, or believes there are wonder has no interest in not deal. unfortunately, i think that this will be an order for us, an awfully to laugh at, you know, because the agreement doesn't mix, that agreement doesn't make sense in between 2 to 3 are not commitment to this agreement. so i don't, i don't understand what our leaders, leaders and other parts of this agreement, i think about this situation. so i think that to make base all about as to be coming into it. agreement in this is not the case or not so interested in this agreement. otherwise didn't do it, but it will be coming out to one girl or so. it is meaningful in bed in bit way for disagreement were staying in africa. the conflicts in the aroma regional vizier has intensified with music groups, reportedly killing at least 30 people. and this comes less than one month after si . fi was agreed in the northern te gray region flushes between the robot liberation army national millicent group. and

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a while ago you didn't know who david letterman cared about until john mccain ran.old by management it would help ratings if you didn't kill trump as much and he said you can get another host if you want. the one that comes out and wants bigger ratings will go out and do which until then gutfeld owns it and ronald reagan and johnny carson were good friends but carson would mock reagan is a forgetful guy that tended not to know details in skits and reagan used to laugh because he was an equal opportunity offender. the biggest lack of jokes is snl, just given up any sense of balance which makes people go that is a left-wing show. we were on snl, called open was fox and friends, the only time -- whole day, 2 days, no one texted me about because nobody watches anymore. it has become too not funny and too left wing. ashley: you are losing 50% of your audience but world cup underway, us playing against england friday, you placed a big bet on the game with pierce morgan if i am not -- i am reliably informed. how much did you put on the line? >> the winner gets it to charit

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. >> john: tom homan on deck to react, fox team coverage with david spunt on the gop immigration agendand begin with peter doocy live on the north lawn on the looming rail strike. just what we needed in time for christmas. >> white house officials are saying they know a rail strike like this would be really bad and that is why they worked so hard to prevent this one initially back in september. >> here is what we are saying is that it averted a horrible down turn in our economy by that tentative agreement. it was a big deal. what it could have done to our economy would have been devastating. >> could have done and could still do. it does not appear president biden is in the latest round of negotiations, like he was in the spring, according to the head of the largest union rejecting the tentative deal with rail carriers. >> very limited discussions with the sent of labor. yesterday was a blur, things went quickly. i know everybody is watching it, capitol hill is watching also. but no real engagement yet at this point. >> where the white house doesn't get involved, it is possible congress

but to john king and david shiner are going to know what votes spell out what we are looking at in terms of, is it philadelphia that could give the fetterman campaign some hope? there's still a long way to go there. 30% of the vote still out. north carolina -- let's just check in quickly. ted but here is republican sitting at 58.8%. cheri beasley at 46.9, there's about 143,000 votes separating them at this hour. so, perhaps a pretty comfortable place to be when you are looking at 91% of the vote in. a reminder, this is curly republican seat, with republican richard burr retiring. >> okay, casey, thanks so much. and just a reminder, we are looking at 82 competitive house seats. that is really what we are looking at in order to determine whether or not republicans are going to wrest control of the house of representatives. of the 23 competitive seats that republicans need to win in order to take control, they are currently leading in 17 of them. 17 out of 23. so, that is pretty good. let's take a look at the democrats now. democrats have a tall order on their hands. they need to win 50 of

david: but get out that panic vote for kathy hochul. >> exactly. [laughter] thanks, johnu. john: that was fun, sandra. sandra: just remarkable. and going back to that sound bite of that anchor on another network challenging kathy hochul, perhaps in an unexpected challenge to hochul -- [laughter] it was a moment of sheer honesty. i mean, if you live in new york and, john, you brought up, i feel like it was 6, 8, 10 months ago, you walk into a pharmacy here, and you have to get your toothpaste unlocked. this is the reality of life for people living in new york right now. and then if you want to get on a subway to buy it somewhere else, you're terrified. people are scared, and that's a reasonable challenge to the governor. john: we're going to continue to talk law and order when candidate for new york's 4th congressional district joins us, he's out there on long island where, as we were talking with kevin, those district attorneys in suffolk and nassau county who are republican, were elected in surprise votes last november. could that be the beginning of coattails across new

david, you heard the numbers from john. more numbers are coming. how does it look to you in arizona for kari lake? >> well, look, i think she has been trailing throughout. the later numbers are not encouraging to her. i think that the handwriting is on the wall. we have to see, i mean strange things can happen, but right now it would be a very strange thing for a candidate who has been getting less than 50% of the vote to suddenly in the last tranche of ballots to get 60% of those. so, you know, i think there is, as john suggested, a reason that she is, you know, sending these inflammatory tweets out. and i will say, look, all across this country election deniers have been defeated. the american people have sent a message on election denial in this election and there is no more flamboyant exponent of conspiracy theories about elections in this country, in this campaign than kari lake. and that's why there is so much interest around the country. i think this will be the final exclamation point on a message from the american people that this is not t

johns. and of david starkey are here plus of the most important part of the no disrespect to david, but the most part is david's close but he's not as important as you email me , important as you email me, gbviews@gbnews.uk you can tweet me at gb news all. coming up after bethany elsey , the latest after bethany elsey, the latest news . hello. that am bethany news. hello. that am bethany elsie here to bring you up to from the gb newsroom. scotland's first minister says the next election will act as a defacto referendum . it's after the uk referendum. it's after the uk government won a legal battle in the supreme court, preventing a second independ ance vote. sturgeon has accused westminster of blocking scotland's voice from being heard. she says a special snp conference will held next year to determine way forward a so—called partnership in which one partner is denied the right to choose a different future. even to ask itself the question cannot be described in way as voluntary or even a partnership at all. the home secretary has admitted the government has failed to control the uk's border

johns. and of david starkey are here plus of the most important part of the no disrespect to david, but the most part is david's close but he's not as important as you email me , important as you email me, gbviews@gbnews.uk you can tweet me at gb news all. coming up after bethany elsey , the latest after bethany elsey, the latest news . hello. that am bethany news. hello. that am bethany elsie here to bring you up to from the gb newsroom. scotland's first minister says the next election will act as a defacto referendum . it's after the uk referendum. it's after the uk government won a legal battle in the supreme court, preventing a second independ ance vote. sturgeon has accused westminster of blocking scotland's voice from being heard. she says a special snp conference will held next year to determine way forward a so—called partnership in which one partner is denied the right to choose a different future. even to ask itself the question cannot be described in way as voluntary or even a partnership at all. the home secretary has admitted the government has failed to control the uk's border

and coach slack her darlin will want to go one better. incatel, john hardman doesn't talk in terms of underdogs. he talks in terms of david and goliath and extract his his goalkeeper 1000000 boy on is a believer. he says, team canada owes john herdman at debts of gratitude. that loyalty, coupled with teen spirit and a lot, and i mean a lot of hard work could be the x factors. admin thing. mind. aah! are you joe? i'm going to be up at game. who's going to win calendar horatio really quickly? okay. i think i can allow the sort of a morgan's bell. jimmy was 22 chances for 9. it's gonna be similar game. so the best for that strong mid feel it would be look, i'm all their agents have come in there before, you know. but a question, i'm not as fast so i think i want to leave is will happy. okay, we'll be looking forward to that. that's all we have got time for. so thank you. generally, don't forget you can get more woke up content on our website. al jazeera dot com, forward slash world cock, or way back it says gmc, with all from katara 2500. as you build up to that huge, very light up between germany in spite cavities facing it

. >> john: thought the police had finally caught up with you for a second, david. >> well, i am the media, i am the media, people are suspicious when i come to town. >> john: we look at the governor's races, you pointed out brian kemp is about 50% in the clear politics average, 52.6, to 44.6 for stacey abrams, which means if he gets above 50% his race will not go to a runoff. karl rove will be watching the returns tuesday night and he believes that if there is a pretty big margin between brian kemp and stacey abrams, that that is going to bode well for herschel walker. what do you think of that analysis? >> i think that's 100% true. a governor at the top of the ticket performing extremely well, when the democrats are dealing with political head winds. like john, how many times have we seen this, whether it's a democratic wave or republican wave, voters are unhappy with the incumbent president, not with the incumbent party on the issues that matter to them the most, it's a really tough haul and top of the ticket poll is a thing. i'll give you an good example. in colorado, republican joe od

david becker. >> thanks very much. >> thank you john, thank you alberto, thank you everyone at the night foundation for bringing us all together for this great reconvening. as john mentioned i am the executive director founder of the center for election innovation and research, a nonprofit and the work we primarily focus rion is supporting the men and women, republicans and democrats, the professionals run elections all over this country . from alaska to florida and unfortunately over the last few years that work has been more important than ever as election professionals lower across the country have been under unprecedented stress. as you can tell i'm not exactly fun person to have at parties although fortunately i think we do have to say that as we sit here today we are in a much better place than we feared we might have beena month ago . and that's due to the work of theseprofessionals . all over the country, many of whom are working literally right now as we e speak trying to get this simple ministerial function of certifying their elections finalized in states around the country.and as we sit

john adams book. i can't believe. oh, oh, david mccullough. sorry whom i knew and whose name has now flowed from my memory, obviously, how mortified i was once with him at an event and i said to him, i know you don't want a glass of wine before we start public discussion. and he said, as larry once told me, and i said, larry. and he said, olivia of course, i said, oh, okay. as larry once told me if you drink before a performance, it affect your lines. it only affects the pauses. and he had a glass of wine. he was great. but what put me in mind of that story is with stephen it's it's the blanks pauses in his biographies. and i'm struck because i possess that talent by subtlety and the choices he makes in telling the story what he admits is almost as telling what he features and includes. he's, as i say, a brilliant, selfish, and he lets us come to the story. he doesn't it all at us. what a rare talent. speaking of brian, again at the time, to purge this line with, blood appeared. eric foner found it and i quote so engrossing that the book reads