[laughter] pricks let's back this up for corporate what dhec were you thinking? cost me a lot for. >> taxes you've got to love it's incredible. so anita, where does this all go in the end? in other words we have gas prices administrations bragging or coming down but in october they would be right back up is a big embargo coming to europe against russia, right? you see gas prices going five -- $6 a gallon. i don't think a lot of people have a probably transitioning to green energy of gas prices where they were in the trump administration which was something what $2.30 when he left. timing is everything in politics. >> and people could afford them. into rachel's point, they might not be ready for the american public at large upward force probably do not have the third row for rachel's family, second of all, i have a friend who wanted to be green pit she went out and bought a top-of-the-line tesla, drove from los angeles to orange county to visit her mom. san diego to visit her mom, had to stop in orange county for two hours on the way back to charge it up. she did

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i saw that a long time ago, i was watching hey, what dhec why a republicans voting like democrats? >> there there is reverend reporting for senate pretty said senator kelly has lost touch with his community. >> black voters especially come up voters of color are looking for candidate who knows who they are, knows who our problems knows how to get things done in the political arena. >> so, arthel, arizona was the center of the storm in 2020. trump still says he won here, biden did when now is unpopular at mils of dusting spent right now but the voters are saying hey, we just want to be able to afford groceries, arthel. arthel: it's about us, not about you and your politics. alicia acuna thank you. before missouri republican primary candidates they are trying to show who will be toughest on china. hillary ivanka live in missouri that's just east of branson with the very latest on that competitive race. >> this primary has become a contest over who was tougher on china republicans running to replace retired republicans senator roy blunt are flexing their america first record. six term

ultra mega crowd or whatever dhec he calls people because they do not agree or fall in line with theend of the day we have to get back to a point where we can look at our president, look at our vice president and know that it represents strength. especially when they go and continue to represent us amongst world leaders. we used to be a free world known for being a very strong power. we no longer look like that because our president cannot even put together sentence anymore. it is very concerning from a global scale and national security. >> of the problem for this present as his own party with democratic governors earlier only read this headline from politico on this meeting. quote biden is not running out of ideas, he is running out of time a quote from the article, quote do not just tell us what you have done is how a person familiar with the meetings characterize the feeling among governors because what you have done is not exactly working. weird two years away from 2024 pre-quickset is a big issue. 2024 in biden is an absurdity. he will not be running water in 2024 let alone a p

what's absolutely right don't forget to how dhec are you supposed to make a game time decision, how dodanger to the country until proven otherwise not the other way around. basically they are making quick decisions without having any ability to know who these people are check their background or verify their store. don't forget the average alien comes across has little or no paperwork, sends bill smith from guatemala turns out they could be on a terror watch list. how do you make gametime decision question at the supreme court got it right missing way would go to put the brakes on this i want to hear oral arguments. elizabeth: to your point, they are making decisions ad hoc and on the flavored white house homeland security said they let them use arrest warrants and deportation notices as id to get on u.s. air flights to go into the u.s. interior. four -- 5000 put on those flights, your final work? >> your absolutely right. basically what they created as they created a situation a chaos of the border for their adding to the chaos by having people process the chaos they have caused. it's

and he liked it that way in hillary sure dhec liked it that way. we tried to even out a little bit and remind people when you go into that ballot boxes not not going to trump or not trump. which many people thought in 2020 was trump or not want either way. also coined the term in july of 2016, the undercover hidden trumpet voter precedent to the equivalent of nbc per think ison channel four in london. it was too international ridiculed the hidden trumpet we had on election day. that was my way of explaining the people who do not seem or look to pollsters as would beat trumpmp voters are not hillary voters are going to vote for donaldeb trump. they would vote for mitt e romny earnrn jeb bush they're going to vote for donald trump is truly the outsider who comes as a businessman priest making promises and is showing up in your community. i noticed something else trump was doing. when he would campaign, and every nook and cranny in this country he would do local the national media it missed it. they were under media growth alongside going to say fake

galaxies which is how to understand where the dark matter is prevented indirect way to get it what dhec going on dark matter it's the most powerful tool to do that is this type of experiment. >> dark matter overarching questions were hoping to answer with this telescope is really to learn more about the big picture of how galaxies change over time. is he a very these images are totally different nearby local galaxies look. putting together that picture of how galaxies change really important. we know dark matter has had a key role in that. are surrounded by the dark matter the scaffolding they sit on. this process has to deal critically with how the dark matter works of the universe. even by setting the overall process of evolution are going to be able to learn more about how dark matter works. >> thank you. time to remember one or two more questions here. a couple more over here. >> hello. i am a guest on sunday civics. it was said in the program earlier, i know this from different missions a lot of signs invention went into developing. and then also from missions and nasa work in gene

what dhec, why a republicans voting like democrats? this reverend, a democrat supporting berkowitz for senate race et cetera kelly at last touch with his community. >> a black voters especially voters of color are looking for a candidate who knows who they are already. who knows what our problems are and knows how to get things done in the political arena. next neil, i do remember arizona was the center of the storm. biden one he's deeply unpopular in the state. trump still says he won arizona for the folks we are talking to say they just want affordable groceries, neil. neil: i understand where they're coming from, thank you for that. and that meantime, only in washington these days can a package price around seven or $48 billion be considered leaner and meaner. i guess in the earlier stages they were talking well over $8 trillion. but joe manchin likes it. top republican senator say about that? after this zevo traps use light, not odors or chemical insecticides, to attract and trap flying insects. they work continuously so you don't

i use the word pretend because who dhec would know what our founding fathers meant to question the prisonerny reference to ar-15 rifles in our constitution? i no. you noted this is an outcome based approach to ourh constitution. that is what the justice applies. this committee has a hearing on no or such, kavanaugh and barrett. of course they said roe as precedent for it every single decision of the supreme court as a precedent. one group that can overturn precedent is a supreme court. they are very busy doing so. in fact i want to note i'm sure you are familiar professor with a decision that was made overturning basically a 40-year-old supreme court precedent that enabled public-sector unions to collect union fees and a decision very summarilymm overturned that forty-year decision thanks to the fact that justice gorsuch got on the court because in justice alito died that a previous decision. it was 44 decision the minute justice got one that court was a five -- four decision overturning. that is what supreme court is busy doing overturning precedent. i do not know what is going to happen t