governor doug ducey in arizona is term limited. if he had been running i think this would've been a competitive race and doug ducey would've had the edge of our mike kelly there. and a very popular republican in new hampshire, the only primary where we do not have a nominee for. the primary will be next month, but there is a possibility a weaker candidate could emerge there. so he could consolidate support in the primaries, but these are primaries where you only have to get about 30% of the vote because it is very crowded. it is not a consensus behind these candidates by any means. the president's first midterm election is supposed to be about the president. one strategist said last week that we have never seen it about a former president. that is the danger that it is becoming, are voters going to be turned off so much by these trump style candidates that are running for governor as well in arizona, michigan and wisconsin, that they remember why they did not like trump. and that sort of trumps, no pun intended, where joe biden's n

ducey in the morning on fox news because this man has suddenly become dark ducey.e to think there is a meme out there and the man has suddenly startsed to talk like an actual journalist. let's listen to this exchange between them earlier today. >> i'm going to require proof that there was some sort of probable cause of a crime, and i'm suspicious that there was not. >> senator, absolutely congress has oversight over the fbi and the department of justice and everything else. the problem is over the last week or so there have been so much violent rhetoric directed at the fbi, and i heard somebody printed fbi stands for fascist bureau of investigation or something like that and unfortunately, now the people who work at the fbi headquarters, you know, there are death threats and all sorts of stuff. i heard from a staff member there who was talking to a colleague at the fbi, and the colleague realized oh, look, i'm wearing the wrong shoes today to work because if somebody comes and attacks the building, and i've got to run i can't run in these heels. so unfortunately, p

governor ducey, is that how you say it? our very own governor ducey.ows choice and competition and an experiments, if they do well other states will follow through and you will see a huge change. shut out to the corey kid because he's the guy behind the movement. every parent should follow up what he's doing because the parents that are pushing this, this could really change things because the problem with america is rooted in education system. if we talk about college, no, by the time people are 18, their lives are ruined by public schools. if we got to get them before that. >> what about the fact that they are not admitting it's there doing? the fact that kids have been out of school for a year and a half, two years because they said they didn't have the proper equipment to go in and teach. even now they are saying kids masks. >> is a huge problem, there's a crisis upon this look okay, you've been in power for nearly two years. if all of a sudden you think there's a crisis? it's like the baby formula thing, they knew it about four months and didn't t

i think the standard liz cheney has set really puts a spotlight on what doug ducey does in the next few days or weeks. >> all right. thank you, all. i appreciate it. did you want to say something, phil? >> don, don -- thank you. >> you're not old enough for this. >> i'm waiting for the twitter trolls to come out. bring it on. let's go. >> really, don't even waste your time there. bye-bye. >> all right, see you. >> that's "snl," from the '80s. thank you, guys. i appreciate it. >>> brittney griner's nightmare got worse now. the nba star, today, sentenced to nine years. can the u.s. still make a deal to get her out? >> i want to say, again, i have no intent of breaking any russian laws, no intent to conspire or plan to commit the crime. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you'

ducey, mike pence, they came out for karrin bottone, the establishment candidate. this group is not sure if she would be able to pull it off. that is still out there still a lot of nerves here. we do not know what's gonna happen as these results start to come out. again, very early in the night. the first election results. some positive signs there. but again, very, very early. >> we got the job ready, because you are going to need it. thank you very much, kyun, joining us from arizona. we appreciate it. listen, we got to get my dream team here on the set . we're going to continue to talk about what's happening. we're going to take a quick break, though. when we come back, generally 6th news tonight. >>> a source confirming to cnn that a federal grand jury investigating generally sixth has subpoenaed the former white house counsel , cipollone. a tt from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation a

like, go ducey. we've gone so far that even ducey is kind of challenging steve scalise.ts go rogue. the factual predicate for that is what, john? >> couple of things. we were talking earlier, you were asking, how does this end? i think this is one of the ways that it ends. there is, in fact, going to be a split within the conservative movement. like, you're going too far. you're going to places that i don't regard as what a true conservative would do, and that was a nice little exchange on that. it's striking because steve scalise, of all people, knows what happens when agitated minds become disturbed. he himself was a victim of violence. he could have been killed. happened just a half mile from my house where my son used to play baseball. so, it's really stunning how this all seems to be abstract to him. oh, whatever, it's just words, it's just another day on fox news, when he, of all people, knows how real the possibility of violence is. >> i never want to put these things back and be focused on democrats and democratic messaging, but i got to say, there's so -- if dem

the election in 2020 for joe biden, doug ducey coming out in support of the candidates not taking thetion. mike pence has also come out in the gubernatorial race for the candidate not taking the hardline position. i'm spending a lot of time watching the gubernatorial race because obviously secretary of state is important, but in this case, one of the leading gubernatorial candidates, teri leiker, has been outspoken in her belief that the election in arizonwas rigged. we will also pay attention to the fact that we h three republicans who voted to impeach the president, facing their own primary challenges. the washington state primary process, where it is a top two vote, the top two vote getters go on to the gener election, probably helps to insulate those republicans from defeat, that in michigan, the freshman congressman there is in a very difficult race for his political livelihood. reporter: right, a number of house incumbent republicans facing challenges. tamra keith and amy walter, thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome. judy: that is our newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodru

in 2018, doug ducey won his re-election by almost 17 percentage points. you mentioned matt salmon. running in this governor's race. he dropped out just a couple of weeks ago. last night, he was campaigning for karen taylor robson, the opponent here to kari lake who has the endorsement of not only pence but also ducey. i sat down with jan brewer just over two weeks ago and for anybody that remembers jan brewer from a decade ago, she had her finger pointing into the face of barack obama. she was face of the tea party. and you know what she told me. she said that kari lake is an extreme candidate now. she doesn't know what happened to her. kari lake has cut out the people that were closest to her in her life and her friends but also the republican party of arizona. it is now been overtaken by the likes of kelli ward would proudly stood on the stage just one week ago alongside donald trump and said that she was a proud member of the orange mafia. these are the folks that are running the show. this is not about conservatism, this is allegiance to donald trump and undermining elections t

arizona's governor doug ducey recently joined that effort.on, d.c., as migrants arrive to the city from the u.s./mexico border. republican governors greg abbott of texas and doug ducey of arizona, both fierce critics of biden's immigration policies, began sending migrants to the capital earlier this year. now abbott is also sending them to new york city. >> it is just a mean and cruel thing that he's doing. >> reporter: migrants are placed on buses without plans for what happens when they arrive in the cities. it led to a difficult humanitarian situation on the ground that is largely being addressed by shelters and nonprofit groups. this is the managing director of san move first response with offices in washington, d.c. the group has been trying to shore up resources to keep up with the pace of arrivals. >> we don't have the capacity to meet every bus, but we try to at least meet half or more. we then give them a warm meal, hygiene kits, we give them guidance on how to get to their next destination. we have shelter for up to 50 people, we pr

republican governors greg abbott of texas and doug ducey of arizona began sending migrants to the nation's this year, as an affront to the administration. now abbott is also sending them to new york city. >> it's just a mean and cruel thing that he's doing. >> reporter: migrants are placed on buses without plans for what happens when they arrive in these cities. it's led to a difficult humanitarian situation on the ground that's largely being addressed by shelters and non-profit groups. this man is the managing director of an international organization in washington, d.c. the group has been trying to shore up resources to keep up with the pace of arrivals. >> we don't have the capacity to meet every bus. but we try to at least half or more. we greet them. we give them a warm meal. we give them hygiene kits. we give them guidance on how to get to their next destination. we have shelter for up to 50 people. we prioritize women with children. and then we're able to do tickets for percentage of them. >> reporter: migrants on the buses have already been processed and are released in the united

you have the governor, doug ducey, who the former president does not like very much because he certifiedin 2020 four joe biden. doug ducey, coming out in support of the candidates who are not taking the hardline position, mike pence has also come out in the gubernatorial race for the candidate, not taking the hdline position. i'm spending a lot of time watching by gubernatorial race, because governors, obviously secretary of state is important, but in this case, one of the leading gubernatorial candidates, carrie like, has been incredibly outspoken in her belief that the selection in arizona was stolen and rigged. we will be paying attention to the fact that we have three republicans who voted to impeach the president facing their own primary challenges. one in michigan, two in washington state. the washington state primary process, where it is a top two vote, the top two vote getters go onto the general election, probably helps to insulate those republicans from defeat. but in michigan, freshman congressman peter meyer is in a very difficult race for his political livelihood. laura: the

. >> so the current republican governor of arizona is doug ducey. he stood up to donald trump and refused to help him overturn the election. what happens if kari lake is governor of arizona is crucial, right? >> it is absolutely crucial, and having an election denying secretary of state is very crucial. it is to recruit secretaries of state who support him on these election lies so that if he is to run again in 2024 and not win, he actually could be successful in some of these efforts to overturn state results, but i would say this. i think last night's results are being framed as a victory for trump, and i guess that's correct in the way that many of his endorsees won. it's a win for election lies and it's a loss for democracy. i think that the maga monster of the election was stolen. you can't trust election results and it's grown far bigger than just trump himself. ac across the board i've seen what i would consider sane and serious. i think the election was stolen and this has permeated the party to such a dangerous degree and with kari lake, it

i think ultimately, maybe, you know, governor ducey doesn't doesn't put up with it. and then the election secretary of state doesn't put up with it and so forth. but what if a republican has won? the secretary of state in the end and the incumbent secretary of state says no, but the person who just got elected says no, i think gary lakes right, we need to have about who knows what right? a new accounting and audits and fraud. it's i mean, i think i mentioned that this lake is so particularly extreme on this, but we could have much more chaos than we're used to. i say this with no pleasure, you know, on november nine and in the following weeks and even months after the election. >> that's one of the things about these republican candidates that i actually think democrats are ignoring to their detriment. these are largely unvetted candidates, usually in a normal republican process. republicans would bet each other and you find out what's wrong with them. you know all of dr oz problems, not in the general. that has not happened with a lot of these candidates because eve

in fighting climate change and lowering health care costs appear closer to becoming we have an e r duceyent alexandra limon is joining us live to discuss the legislation and where things stand. alex? >> and vicki, good evening. well, after 8 months of negotiations, senator joe manchin had finally announced that he is on board and supportive of those investments that president biden wants to make. however, now it isn't clear that all other democrats are also on board.

in fighting climate change and lowering health care costs appear closer to becoming we have an e r ducey. correspondent alexandra limon is joining us live to discuss the legislation and where things stand. alex? >> and vicki, good evening. well, after 8 months of negotiations, senator joe manchin had finally announced that he is on board and supportive of those investments that president biden wants to make. however, now it isn't clear that all other democrats are also on board. >> the inflation reduction act aims to invest 400 billion dollars over 10 years in fighting climate change and lowering health care costs for many americans by allowing medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices. there's a lot a lot of good stuff in this bill was virginia senator joe manchin says he's finally on board with what's essentially a smaller version of president biden's build back better plan balance the energy security bill. senator manchin is supporting the legislation in part because it would pay for itself and it would reduce the deficit by raising taxes on the richest americans and corporations

we began in arizona, or track back candidate is up against one endorsed by doug ducey.another test of trump's influence, blake mathers hoping to hold up solar power, current arizona attorney general in the g.o.p. senate primary. errors are also holding a number of false memories today. we'll be joined by kelly cooper. mein time in michigan, the front-runner in a crowded g.o.p. primary for governor is going to turn as later this morning as she hopes to unseat incumbent matt will. >> carley: voters in missouri will decide the g.o.p. nominee for senate, e.g. eric schmidt and former governor eric ryton are two of the 21 candidates running for the nomination. in washington state, two house republicans voted to impeach former president trump, jamie herrera butler -- are facing compact candidates in the primary study. kansas is holding the nation's first referendum on abortion rights since roe vs. wade was overturned by the supreme court. across the country and around the world today. >> todd: you do think the election the music. >> carley: i do not expect i don't know what yo

carry like it's facing off against karen taylor robeson who was endorsed by current governor doug ducey the g.o.p. nomination for governor. second and final term coming to an end this year. and in another test of trump's influence come up like masters helping to hold solar power businesses and current arizona general mark brnovich in that state g.o.p. senate primary. masters who serves as the president of the deal foundation earned trump's endorsement in june for the winner of this primary will face senator mark kelly, who won a seat during a special election in 2020. interdiction is the front runner in the states g.o.p. primary for governor. she's hoping to take on incumbent governor gretchen whitmer coming november. missouri voters will pick the g.o.p. nominee for senate from a crowded field. former governor eric brighton's two of the 21 candidates running for the nomination. we don't have time for all of their names. in addition to those two races, to republican house number members who voted to impeach donald trump are facing primary challenges from candidates backed by the former p

. >> peter ducey live in delaware. thanks.his hour, we will have more on the biden administration messaging with fox news contributor and politics columnist joe concetta. former trump economic advisor will offer his analysis on the inflation reduction act later this hour. the suspect accused of sucker punching a man in the back of the head earlier this month is due in court again on tuesday. 55-year-old was ordered back in jail without bail following yesterday's court hearing. he is charged with assault and harassment. prosecutor say more charges are possible. the suspect originally was released under new york state's bail reform laws. he was rearrested at the direction of governor kathy hogle. the victim remains in a coma, he has a fractured school. as more illegal migrants cross into the united states, more migrant buses are arriving in new york city. three more buses carrying 139 people rolled into the big apple earlier today as the city continues to ask for federal help in dealing with what they call a surge. down at the b

biden was asked about that by our peter ducey. he ran away. watch. >> mr.nt, is it unfair for people who paid their student loans, chose to not take out loans? >> is it fair to people who in fact do not own multimillion dollar businesses, is that fair? what do you think? >> tucker: huh? we're trying hard, maybe too literal here. what the hell does that mean? we have no idea. he had no idea. so they haven't answered the question. how does it make any sense to punish the people who did the right change, who paid their loans off? there are a lot of those, because americans are law-abiding people. they want to do the right thing. it's the law. they don't need 87,000 new irs-armed agents to do the right thing. they're americans. they want to do the right thing. that's the overwhelming majority of the country. what about them? what do they get for doing the right thing voluntarily? elizabeth warren was asked this maybe two years ago. here's her response. i don't care. >> let me ask you a question. my daughter is getting out of school, with student loans -- am i g

and also the governor of arizona, doug ducey has been sending busloads of migrants to new york city andre relieving the border towns of humps of thousands of illegal migrants and sending them to sanctuary cities, supposed to be welcoming. the sheriff of one arizona border county, tells fox news that president biden should be stepping in to this problem. >> the sanctuary cities, step up to it, and don't blame governor abbott or ducey, both are doing the right thing for their states. >> let's get president biden in a room and get engaged. >> here on the border in texas we've spoken to migrants from venezuela, nicaragua, and one made a 20-day journey to get to texas. he's a bartender and hopefully going to find work where his sister lives in miami. >> i love my country, but in this moment, it's not possible to live in cuba. not possible in cuba, it's not possible. >> also in arizona where there's been substantial fentanyl busts in recent days and weeks, border patrol announced two american smugglers were busted with 4.3 million and totalled 187 pounds of fentanyl. we know just a few grams

governor greg abbott and governor ducey, the white house has allowed migrants to flood their communitiese may be realizing the ways at the border quietly approving construction of a portion of the border wall in arizona. >> carley: some republicans said the president is doing this to make a border democrats look better ahead of midterms. jackie ibanez joins us live. the p.r. stunt, jackie. >> hi, good morning, carley and todd. as he was saying it wouldn't work, presidential candidate joe biden vowed to a been on the wall completely, remember this? >> there will not be another wall constructed on my administration. i'm going to make sure that we have border protection, but it's going to be based on making sure that we use high-tech capacity to deal with it. at the ports of entry. >> now the president appears to be going back on that campaign pledge. dhs approved a closing of four wide gaps in the wall near yuma. they said the area has become one of the busiest for border crossers, but the administration accused of using the wall to support democrat senator mark kelly who is up for reelect

it was the most serious escalation in the region since 1996 word peter ducey pressed the white housen their strategy. >> president biden's approach did not prevent hooton from invading ukraine pride what makes you so sure that the approach here is going to prevent china from invading taiwan. >> he is a pariah on the world stage because with the presiden it is he brought together the nato alliance, they are stronge than they've ever been. get. >> so is president biden's goal the goal to make xi on the worl stage 50 i am speaking about what i'm saying about china is there is no reason for beijing to have escalated the way they have. >> shannon, some late breaking news friday night, at least seven drones over islands controlled by taiwan and unidentified aircraft over othe islands controlled by taiwan prompted taiwan to fire warning flares as tensions continued to escalate in the region pride we will send it back to you. >> bill, thank you very much. so the unprecedented military action as tensions in the regio ratcheting up right let's the latest development with david t fury. and reti

states like florida recovering much faster than faster than democrat lead counterparts like governor duceytance against pandemic related shutdowns. an anti-woke agenda helping glenn youngkin flip virginia and also will help republicans take control this november, watch. >> which is not just republicans. we want independence, and we won a bunch of democrats because these common sins conservative solutions to everyday challenges are what voters are worried about. the left liberal progressives want to tell everybody they should worry about things that don't impact their lives. the reality is inflation, schools, jobs, crime, oh, by the way the government telling them what to do all the time as opposed to working for them, this is what voters want. stay focused on the key kitchen table issues, deliver solutions, and we will win across the country like we did last year in virginia appearance virginia. >> carley: happening and battleground states, more than 8300 democrats in the western part of the state ditching the democratic party and registering to become republicans this year. in total, near

don't blame governor abbott or governor ducey, both are doing this for their states. and get engaged. this isn't a republican issue, it's not a democrat issue, it's an american issue and they have a taste of our realities in the southwest border. neil: so we had the homeland security mayorkas at the border, texas border with mexico, i don't know if you were among those meeting with them. he said the efforts on the part of governor abbott are breaking wreaking havoc. >> it's hypocritical to say that and again not address what's going on in our 31 border counties, and these along the borders to include mine. we've seen the death, we've seen the destruction and we're seeing the disaster as a result of this plan. ask the question, why are they not engaging being a partner with us in today's time, but intellectually avoid this. and that's why governors and sheriffs, communities along the border are doing the right thing to fulfill their oath of office and protect america. neil: sheriff, the administration has deemed your governor's efforts to put shipping containers along

. >> if abbott and ducey did not send them, they have to go somewhere. >> 15 months they are releasedey are overwhelmed. not enough busses to bus the migrants out. why you see them put on airplanes. not enough transportation and infrastructure along the border to move the folks out. so texas governor and others are just, they are beyond, they are out of options, out of options because the federal government won't step in and do their job and so he's having to move them to other locations and he's picking sanctuary cities. again, these are jurisdictions that have welcomed them, that have protected illegal aliens from immigration enforcement and actually provided them benefits. in new york city, you can actually vote, illegal alien can vote in a local election. so they have put this paradigm in place so i find it very strange now they are complaining about it. >> john: it is interesting to watch the pictures of the busses arriving in new york city and as the migrants step off the bus, they are welcomed by an official from the city. >> of course they are, they always have been. >> john:

. >> and obviously, in arizona, the mike pence endorsement of the former doug ducey endorsed robson,esident with kari lake. >> and francesca, look at this -- you can't make this stuff up. and this is kari lake who was a never trumper, and tv journalist, and by all accounts, used to be a rational human being, and last night. >> if we don't win, she is going home. we already know that. everyone in this race has said they don't want arizona to win or this country to survive -- >> and just to bring out the part that she said, we are going to win, and if we don't win, there is some cheating going on. that is what she said. >> and you had brought up mike pence, the former vice president, and you heard him say recently, that these are the things that you need to move on from these sorts of things and think about the future, and that is what i am hearing from the republicans behind the scenes, jake. they are concerned about some of the republicans who could be the d nominees that either at the gubernatorial level, and from missouri, the concern that we are hearing from the republicans that f

haven't harris and say we need to work together as a country to fix this problem and with governor duceyto fix this problem. this is america's problem. >> when the biden administration is flying in migrants overnight, 4:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m. to undisclosed locations, when they're putting them on buses to undisclosed locations, nobody said anything. it was a sign of america is -- our kindness and our generosity. so this is obviously political. the point has to be made over and over again, smaller jury diggss like cochise county, the strain has to be enormous for you. >> charles, we're spending millions of dollars a month to address this border crises in cochise county. just in my jail alone, this year we booked 600 some criminals on border-related crimes. it's if death, the drugs. arizona leads the nation in fentanyl seizure this fiscal year. we see the impact. nobody wants to join forces with major adams or mayer bowers from d.c. we have to stand up as a country to fix it. the only way to fix it -- look and let's get congress back in ago and get money on this border problem. >> charles: you

republican governors greg abbott of texas and doug ducey of arizona began sending migrants to the nation's capital earlier this year as an of aaf affront administration. now abbott is also sending them to new york city. >> just a mean and cruel thing that he is doing. >> reporter: migrants are placed on buses without plans for what happens when they arrive in these cities. it has led to a difficult humanitarian situation on the ground that is largely being addressed by shelters and nonprofit groups. this is the managing director of an international organization with offices in washington, d.c. the group has been trying to shore up resources to keep up with the pace of arrivals. >> we don't have the capacity to meet every bus, but we try to at loeast with at least half or more. we give them a warm meal, high green green -- hygiene kits, we have shelter for up to 150 people with priority to women and children and then we're able to do tickets for a penrcentage of them. >> reporter: migrants have already been processed and are released while they go through immigration proceedings. d.c. mayor

governor ducey, who donald trump loathes because he was not willing to go along with his lies, coulde walked, danced, rolled, into winning a re-election campaign in arizona. but for this issue. >> i'm just curious what is your plan, bill? what is your plan when you're trying to run a fair and open and transparent and free election when, let's just say, somebody like kerry lake doesn't win and says there's all this fraud -- or any of the election deniers, what's the plan? >> let me be clear. our job here, in addition to running the election on the board of supervisors we certify the election. so first of all, if people have concerns in how this election is being run, they need to share them with us. and my colleagues and i, we will look at all the facts and in the end, if we believe a certain candidate has received the most votes we're going to certify them as the winner. then, those candidates who have lost, they have the right to go to court, and they can argue that for some reason the certification was wrong. when that's done, it's over. but here's the problem. because of what happ

take a look at the photos, this is in yuma, arizona where governor ducey where they're stacking up shipping taking two containers and putting razor wire on top of them. he just announced that they were doing this with an executive order friday. saying the biden administration is not securing the border. arizona cannot wait any longer, so they're starting to fill the gaps in the wall by taking that strategy there. back out here live. we have the state of texas building their own state-funded border wall and we now have the state of arizonaouting state-owned shipping containers to plug gaps in the wall. both states have said the biden administration has shown no interest in securing the border so they have to do it themselves. >> charles: i want to go to new york city where another migrant bus arrived today. nate foy has been covering that part of the story. nate? >> charles, good afternoon. a bus just after 7:00 a.m. with 52 migrants on it arrived here in new york city. just like bill showed you at the border, the vast majority of them single adult men. we saw an official in the mayor's offi

she certified the election alongside republican governor doug ducey, but has faced death -- who has beenensured by the state gop party, and she has faced death threats ever since. she tweeted today she is ready to take on whichever extreme republican is nominated. then in the general election in november, a key senate seat here may determine the balance of power in the upper chamber. blake masters, who was a silicon valley chief operating officer for trump ally peter thiel's company will face democrat mark kelly, a former astronaut. kelly has already received the endorsement of nearly 50 prominent indepedents and rebicans, incuding a few republican mayors, who were turned off by the options on the gop side. independent voters are very important in this state. they make up about 34% of voters in the state. and one big question is whether those voters will put off by these candidates' conspiratorial views, and like they did in 2020, swing the other way. judy: jessica, let me ask you about another state where we are seeing this divide play out in the republican party, this is in michigan. a

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where trump is on one side and his candidate may well win against a candidate supported by governor duceygered trump, and pence. rusty bowers, who testified before those hearings, the speaker of the house, is running for the state senate and is very much in jeopardy of losing to a trump-backed election-denying candidate. and you go across the whole tableau of candidates, of campaigns today across the country, and you know, i think trump has set up to have a big vengeance night tonight. >> and i think just given arizona's role in the whole election saga, i mean, remember, arizona was the first state that when fox news called it, the white house and the trump campaign basically lost their minds, and on that election -- in that election week, that was the place where we saw people, trump supporters and republicans, showing up outside of vote counting centers and protesting. this is a place where the republican base is really very, very far to the right. so, this is not, i think, a state where you should have any confidence that sort of cooler heads will prevail. i think it's very likely that

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mike pence and the governor, doug ducey, backed robson in that race. if kari lake maintains her lead and wins, she'll be joining a republican nominee for secretary of state who also maintains without proof that there was election fraud in arizona. joining us now is cnn anchor chris wallace, the host of "who's talking to chris wallace." chris, great to have you. great to see you here this morning. >> thank you. >> a lot of election deniers doing very well in these elections, but also you're going to see them in potentially or if they are to win in the general, in these positions where they could affect the outcome of elections. >> the first one we have to make is none of them have been elected to any positions. they're winning republican nominations. but in arizona, in nevada, in pennsylvania, in michigan, there are a lot of people who are going to be the nominees for governor or the nominees for secretary of state, which is the position that generally oversees elections, who have expressed, you know, tremendous doubts or just outright disbelief that jo

doug ducey of arizona, both fierce critics of biden's immigration policies began sending migrants to the nation's capitol as an affront to the administration. abbott is also sending them to new york city. >> it's a mean and cruel thing that he's doing. >> reporter: migrants are placed on buses without plans for what happens when they arrive in the cities. it's led to a difficult humanitarian situation on the ground that's largely being addressed by shelters and nonprofit groups. the managing director of samu first response, an international organization with offices in washington, d.c. the group has been trying to shore up resources to keep up with the pace of arrivals. >> we don't have the capacity to leave every bus, but we try to at least do half or more. we give them a warm meal. we give them hygiene kits. we give them guidance on how to get to their next destination. we have shelter for up to 50 people. we prioritize women with children, and then we're able to do tickets for a percentage of them. >> reporter: migrants on the buses have already been processed and are released in

in these poor failing school districts, governor ducey just had a school choice plane for the state ofhe public schools can't provide teachers, can't educate their kids, the wealthy kids can get out. they can go to private schools. the poor kids are trapped. so the teachers unions are more worried about healthcare plans and education. >> martha: the taxes got paid. people have paid their taxes which entitled them to have public school education. if it can't be provided, then you have to give those individuals the money and let it be portsable with their student so they can choose a catholic school or private school or small tutoring groups being put together. they have to have the option. it's an absolute tragedy. it should have alarm bells. the president should be talking about this all the time. how do we catch up american kids and get them competitive post covid. his wife is a profess ever of education. why aren't they talking about this? as you can tell -- >> he's talking about climate change. >> martha: we need smart scientists it is to tackle it. we better get at it. thanks, marc

also race to replace term-limited gop arizona governor doug ducey.ren taylor against trump endorsed carrey lake. where do you come down? >> polling seems to show trump's pick in arizona and governor and senate are the leaders of the pack. we'll see if that is borne out. i saw one or two polls that showed the doose sy and pence backed lifelong republican right neck and neck with kari lake. most polling shows lake a bit ahead, if not ahead by double digits. we'll know soon enough. missouri is a very big one. we talk about cori bush on the republican side. that senate raise has been volatile. trump did his trolling non endorsement yesterday where he just endorsed eric and there are three erics in the race running for that seat. so i think he is clearly hedging his bets there, trying to do it in a humerus humor russ way. his batting average is pretty good. not perfect. he got a few big losses in georgia this cycle. having trump in your corner certainly helpful. we'll watch a number of those high-profile races in those states you mentioned. by the end of

walked and campaigned with the endorsement of mike pence, as well as current arizona governor, doug ducey. this was really an opportunity for the part of the party that is less optimistic about a donald trump future within the gop, and yet what you see from these numbers right now is karri lake continuing to build off the margin of lead that she has right now. the ballots that have yet to be counted, anywhere from 150,000 to 200,000 ballots, these are ballots that were hand delivered in the last 48 hours to their polling locations and these are so far heavily expected to trend towards carrie lake. and when you look at blake masters, the trump-endorsed candidate for u.s. senate, this is essentially building up to be a clean sweep for donald trump's endorsed candidates here in the state of arizona. and i think it's important under the context this this comes after these january 6th public hearings, in which there was damning allegations put forward that donald trump helped incite the insurrection on january 6th, and allowed the violence to ferris for hours after the attack began. this is ul

mike pence decided to endorse her, so did governor doug ducey who trump didn't like because he didn't support trump's false claims of a stolen election. as you mentioned, kari lake is breaking ahead. the republican party in arizona saying this is the direction we want to go. as far as the future of trumpism in the republican party, he's still very much part of its dna. anyone who says donald trump is over in the republican party should look at what's going to happen in arizona. >> what do you say we coin [ speaking foreign language ] as the mantra? >> i like it. >>> up next, taking out one of the world's most wanted terrorists. the details of how u.s. forces tracked down al qaeda leader ayman al zawahri inside afghanistan, and his significance in the tear gore group for decades. >>> back at home, more extreme weather expected in kentucky as the death toll continues to rise from the massive floods there. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." riders! let your queries be known. uh, how come we don't call ourselves bikers anymore? i mean, "riders" is cool, but "bikers"...is really c

governor abbott, republican governor ducey says they should be welcoming the migrants.y provides housing, food, health and legal services. the city has made deals with at least 14 hotels to ease the burden of migrants stays there. there's no universal definition of a sanctuary city. we learned over the years that sanctuary cities won't comply with ice and restrict state and local place from arresting or detaining migrants with warrants. the dea has says they have seized rainbow colored fentanyl pills to look like candy in 18 states. peter doocy pressed the white house press secretary about the president's border policies and what he's doing to restrict fentanyl from getting in. here's a portion of that exchange. >> this is being designed to target children. drug cartels in mexico want to kill american kids. what is this president doing about it? >> i hear you. i just laid out 200% of increase of drug fentanyl seizures. that is a dangerous drug that we're taking off the street. we're going to continue to focus. this is an important priority for this president. >> the dea

. >> let's watch this exchange between white house press secretary and our own peter ducey on this.rants are allowed to come into this country but world-class tennis players are not? someone walks into texas or arizona unvaccinated, they are allowed to stay? >> that is not how it works. >> no. >> that is what is happening. >> it's not like somebody walks over,. >> that is exactly what is happening. thousands of people are walking in a day. some of them turned themselves over, some of them are caught. tens of thousands of week are not. >> your reaction to that, by written. >> peter is exactly right there. they are, in fact, walking over. the number of people crossing the border illegally into the united states from what are called other countries, not from mexico, not from the northern triangle countries, that is grown and grown and grown from europe, asia, south america and all over the world. there is no vaccination requirement. they come here in large numbers because policies allow them to stay in the country. that makes the requirement, the band that novak djokovic seemed like a