that it has been publicly planned for weeks, but that there was no police presence, a democratic florida state congress. wilmot posted a video denouncing the groups and their prizes. here's what she said. not susan of the month. the springs at the cranes were spark screaming. we are everywhere, absolutely disgusting stuff. and another example of the far right extremism growing in florida. 2020 republican congressional candidate saw the demonstrators in person and shared her experience online. when i pulled my car over to record is out of luck. it's laura humor. and they proceeded to shout chance of jigsaw due white power and go home to israel kike in my face. one of them even told me that i would get the oven to, but when it comes to the national us congress, they have a long battle with the question of whether to allow funding of new nazi groups in ukraine after it was revealed that the obama administration with joe biden is vice president was doing just that, and that's why he's one face looks familiar at the rally. a man who goes by the name bone face he was seen in the background. the video was a m

calling on the united states congress democrats and republicans to ensure the funding is there to deal with they immediate crisis. >> the president from last week during his visit in florida put it into context. in august, the president put in a request to congress for emergency funding, $40 billion package, a lot of money going to ukraine are supposedly going to ukraine and about $12 billion going to replenish the disaster fund. lastly, the president increase the request to $16 billion. the reason he has to make the case to congress this time is because >> the fema money is part of a bigger package that is not uniformly approved usually, no e approving money but the ukraine money makes it more complicated. it's a much more complicated issue, it's not like we will help hawaii and florida rebuild. the question is whether congress will approve the overall package or whether there will be too many people who are opposed to the ukraine portion of the president's request and what that will mean and whether the package will get voted down or whether they will split the request into. that's why he has to make these kind of public statements. normally i don't think presidents hav

congress. the washington post reports most of these cases, if voting rights advocates are successful, could give democrats an opportunity to gain states in the house. these cases, which originated in places like floridalouisiana, and alabama involve so-called opportunity districts. if democrats win those elections, those five seats will make a difference for 2024 and one could argue said our democracy. republicans know this all too well, which is why they're doing everything in their power to attempt to gerrymander their way into keeping hold of the house. it is what republicans and alabama or indirect defiance of the supreme court. it is on our courts and judges to follow the example of the case in alabama. they should strike down these gerrymandered maps, side with democracy, and just give the people what they want. free, fair elections. it's simple. representation. just over seven hours until the government shutdown, folks. the senate is under intense pressure to pass the house short term funding bill. we'll look at it across the finish line before midnight? we'll break you developments. the senate is in a pretense right now, but democrats are paddling and calling on another. coming up next, donal