i remember where we won the electoral college. there are more than one election around.hinking back to what would that do? >> one thing we have seen over the years third-party candidates they rarely -- they rarely get on election day what the poll said they were going to get where people will say i'm going to vote for him and the end some of them decide not to throw their vote away or whatever. i think an independent third-party candidate they can't be victors because of the electoral college. when you've got lets say a dozen states starting with massachusetts who are going to vote democratic no matter what and in 2015 they will vote republican no matter what that up the lion's share of the electoral college votes basically impossible for an independent to get the majority or the house. each state gets one vote and there are no independents in the house so they would be victories -- they would not be victories in the question is who would they pull more from and i■ think most trump voters would walk on hot kohl's and would walk on broke a glass for him and when you look

citizens be counted for■ determe number of house seats electoral college votes in america.rrentle countedn determining representation in government and the worth of their vote. the moreegate or district, the r the voting power in congress and presidential elections. this means in a state like california or city like new york, millions of illegal aliens result in several more congressional seats and electoravo jurisdiction. that helps explain why the majority leader worked so fervently two weeks ago to avoi. until it was clear such obstruction would lead to a government shutdown. it also explains whyle democraty amendment because when it comes to the census, the majority leader believes, and i quote, every person must be counted. evidently that means illegal aliens also end with respect toj like mine to count citizens, not illegal aliens for apportioning voting power in america, what does the majority leader say? well, he calls it an attempt to weaponize the census. that's quite rich. our democrats weaponize and by counting people living in the country illegally? do diplomats? do we count

stopped illegal aliens from being counted for allotting congressional seats, and therefore, electoral collegeotes. it did so by requiring the census to determine basic population statistics, like the number of citizens, non-citizens, and illegal aliens living in the country, and by requiring that only u.s. citizens be counted in determining the number of house seats and electoral votes each state gets.er currently, illegal aliens are counted when determining americans' representation in government, and the worth of their votes. d the more illegal aliens and non-citizens in your state or t dist voting power in congress and presidential elections. this means that in a state like california, or a city like new york, millions of illegal aliens result in several more congressional seats and electoral college votes for that jurisdiction. that helps explain why the majority leader worked so fervently two weeks ago to avoid a vote on my commonsense amendment, until it was clear such obstruction would lead to t government shutdown. it also explains why every single democrat voting on my because when i

lost the electoral college. and lost more than 60 cases challenging the election, some in front of judges appointed by trump. and tonight, with seven months to go before the presidential election, trump is already trying to sow doubt on the next election. >> and we're not going to allow them to rig the presidential election in 2024. >> reporter: for months, trump had been plotting to shakeup the rnc, asking ronna mcdaniel to step down, replaced with a member of his own family. as for that rnc question, whether job applicants believe trump's false claims that the election was stolen, the rnc says, we want experienced staff with meaningful views on how

run the electoral college, vladimir putin believes he will finally be able to have the bloodbath in ukraine that he has been dreaming about. vladimir putin will do everything he canut, once again through disinformation and possible espionage, and all the other activities that were documented in the investigation of the 2016 election to try to win the electoral college for donald trump once again and if that happens, donald trump will be very grateful to vladimir putin once again and donald trump will try in every way that he can to emulate vladimir putin and to support vladimir putin and in this country, all that it takes to stop donald trump's voting. it doesn't take courage. it doesn't take the kind of courage it took for alexey navalny to try to stop vladimir putin. donald trump can be stopped with votes. you can shut him up about bloodbaths with votes. donald trump is the world's weakest aspiring dictator. you have power over him. if he can't get your vote, donald trump wants to get your fear. alexey navalny would not let vladimir putin have his fear. don't ever let donald trump

is the electoral college still necessary? we can have that when they set .nt to make sure, yes, those people that are eligible, that are citizens can. but we also have some folks over that are going to vote now. their vote is supposede public. okay. in theory. the bill of rights. now we're moving into george washington's administrate nation. the bill rights, the first ten amendments to the constitution and the bill of were designed to define the relationship between the states and the federal government. right. define that relationship because there's nothing in the constitution that protects rights of the citizens. people. president has to be 35 years old. this is term is four years and and ts this person over here becomes a us senator has to be this. and when this was initially set up, the senate wasn't even chosen by the people. the senate was chosen by house of representatives. what's that got to do with the people? so what's the first amendment? and i'm not of them. freedom, religion, speech, press, assembly, and the right to petition the government. th

the electoral college was set up as a means of making sure. that mob rule dn't take pce. because the people could vote. but look, there's always this concern that people can be bamboozled by a charismatic individual. they understood we've got to put something in place that protects the government, the country. that's what becomes. now we can have that debate and that argument. electoral college, so unnecessary our literacy rate is probably the highest it's ever been. is the electoral college still necessary? we can have that conversation. but when they set this up. they want to make sure, yes, those people that are eligible, that are citizens can. but we also have some folks over that are going to vote now. their vote is supposed to match the public. okay. in theory. the bill of rights. now we're moving into george washington's administrate nation. the bill rights, the first ten amendments to the constitution and the bill of were designed to define the relationship between the states and the federal government. right. define that relationship because there's nothing in th

this also applies to the electoral college. this also applies to electing the president. tes also are done by apportionment the same way that how seats are done. >> there a reason, elon, the electoral college is in place do balance that so that doesn't happen. you are saying the exact opposite of the reason why the electoral college is there. >> my understanding is that the democrats would lose approximately 20 seats in the house if illegals were not counted in the senses. that is also 20 less electoral votes for president. illegals absolutely do affect who controls the house and who controls the presidency. it is not a fact the senate. >> and blue states, you are talking about. i don't believe your information on that is right. >> well done. let's bring up the information. here you go, molly. foxnews.com. there are an estimated 16.8 million illegal immigrants living in the u.s. as of june 23. every house seat represent 760760,168 -- on average. 22 seats in the house also affects the electoral vote co count. don lemon, there you have it. >> molly: elon musk is so patient t

the electoral college is stupid. and now tends to serve the precise opposite purpose. it was meant to serve of getting like the electoral college is meant be the thing where a bunch of elites would get and say, are you kidding me? donald trump as president? absolutely not. instead, it's the reason he wins. but you can't get that because the electoral college benefits one of the two parties. so you have this sort of recursive problem like you solve, you have a problem of structure. and because you have a problem of structure, you can't a structural problem. i want to pick up on two things you just said, then throw question to an if you talked about regret in the declining power conventions, national political conventions, and it occurs me that that happened because of another period of polarization in recent history and that was over the vietnam war. and you had a democratic convention how gary hart destroyed american. yeah. and i was a young person hoping to do a two young man hoping to destroy american politics. well, no. hoping to destroy a convention system that cou

i like 50 electoral college votes.back to gore v. bush were we had the hanging chads down there, it was that razor thin. what you are saying in your boat is you try to uncover the fraud and tome out to where it would affect the election. we also got to go back to that timeframe, that was during covid. so there's a lot m time. i think this election coming up in 2024 of be like a lot less mail in ballots and more in-person voting. i actually had a guy from mississippi come to our work in south dakota and said are you going to make sure these elections are bound? i said what i go vote and my little elementary school here in sioux falls, south dakota, you have to have your id. they cheÑck it and actually double check it with the role and then you go in and vote. so there is no voter fraud republicans, okay? my question to your guest is, why won't trump and republicans accept the fact that they lost? because al gore had to do back when george w. bush won even though i think he sort of got actually screwed in that election.

and the electoral college. absurd impeachment investigation is just a continuationdonald trump's refusal to accept the results of the 2020 i think everybody can understand that for what it is. remember, there were 60 federal and state court decisions electoral fraud and corruption that were advanced by donald trump and the republicans after that election. still election denialism is at the heart of donald political program and also at the heart of this on president biden today. it's a spectacle, i think. i haven't seen any documents on that, but this is felon who is in prison who they went to see.■, he's another star witness in the lineup alleged felons make up tp for the republicans.■■ that's right. i haven't seen any documentation on that. i'm happy to look at it. again, nobody can is the high crime or misdemeanor. we sir, that donald trump incite add violent insurrection. we mobilized all of the public evidence. and then there was all kinds of evidence that came out later in the partis january 6 committee th

the electoral college is winner take all. in a multi-race and you get 35% of estate you get 100% of the electoral votes. host: he was asked about the group being a spoiler going into this race. go ahead. guest: there are three huge problems with out. historic. no one running as a third-party candidate has come remotely close to winning theresidency. the person who came the closest was teddy roosevelt doing this four years after leaving office is one of the most popular presidents in american history. 15 years later he would be carved into mount rushmore. this is a popular guy. he ran as a third-party candidate and got his clock cleaned. since then, no one has gotten -- all of the electoral votes won by third-party since then do not add up to 270. the last person to win a single electoral vote was george wallace in 1968 as an overt racist. people are that you had people running is racist winning electoral votes but not anywhere close. the second thing ryan points to his this metric he loves, which is that people might be open t

the electoral college was a third choice. so they were scrambling.ow how to elect a president. so the electoral college was an improvisation, an experiment. >> jon: was it an improvisation to bring a compromise to the southern states? >> those smaller states. >> jon: the smaller states, the more industrialized. this was a compromise to bring the union together? >> this was a really tough problem. 13 colonies that were -- and there was a fear that they would break apart, that there might be civil war, that there might be violence. the articles of confederation failed miserably and there was a real fear that if we did not hang together, the brits or the french would come in and make things very difficult for us. the whole project could be blown to bits. these guys had to forge a compromise and they made concessions that were imperfect. in fact, george washington, just weeks after the philadelphia convention, wrote a letter to his nephew, describing the constitution as an imperfect document and saying that it would be up to future generations to improve

instead, it's the reason he wins.that because the electoral college benefits one of the two parties. so youlw haviscursive problem like you solve, you have a problem of structure. and because you have a problem of structure, you can't a structural problem. i said, then throw question tod about regret in the declining power conventions, national political conventions, and itoccurs me that that happened because of another period of polarization in recent history and that was over the vietnam war. and you had a democratic convention how gary hart destroyed american. yeah. and i was a young person hoping to do a two young man hoping to destroy american politics. well no. hoping to destroy a convention system that couldfrustrate the will of aof democrats. and the result of that was that you had a commission and the imately followed this. you had a commission that candidates the party bosses are not going to pickand i agree with you without that, you wouldn't have had donald trump. but i also think that without that change you wouldn't have had barack obama. so there are two sides of the c

we have the electoral college. that was a compromised they made in 1789.t to work around it. >> chris, i thought they were all about norms and institutions and they hate the electoral college because it means that new york and california don't control everything. >> yeah, laura, again, it is something that is so precious to our freedom is the separation of powers that our founders created. that's been the basis of everything we have enjoyed. that's the reason that we have gone off and fought in wars, our ancestors and represerved this union. and it's clearly that this is the only institution that joe biden feels he cannot control and cannot boss around. and so, he is taking them on and he is setting the stage for, i think, even more confrontation with the supreme court through this whole year. i mean, his justice department is% executing or is prosecuting and persecuting his chief political opponent. they want to put him in jail. okay? this has never happened in american history before. so, i think we will see the supreme court in the news more than ever.

the census performed once a decade decide how many congressional seats in electoral college votes eachlegal migrants at this expensive states like mine that don't have 70 migrants undertaken where voting power. >> bill hagerty offered an amendment to a funding bill to ensure that only factors legal citizens into the account for congressional districts in the electoral college map it failed along party lines, the amendment would've sank the entire spending bill and accuse republicans are trying to boost their political power. >> this adds detrimental requirements that would inject politics into the census and have a chilling effect on the census bureau's constitutional responsibility to count the number of people in the united states. >> this amendment is constitutional if unauthorized immigrants were excluded and population change alone. the study says alabama, minnesota and ohio each would hold onto his seat that they otherwise would've lost. the trump administration tried to include a citizenship question on the form that year, the supreme court essentially block that initiative. stu

thanks to the perversion of democracy the founders called the electoral college. and as of tonight, not enough people in a handful of so- called battleground states who will decide this election understand the stakes of this election. not enough people in those few states yet understand what they will lose if donald trump wins. and so, we begin tonight with what is now the most important of those stories that we will be covering this year, because it will determine the outcome of the rest of those stories. we begin with the presidential election. last night's presidential primaries, joe biden was the first to win enough delegates to secure the democratic nomination for president. hours later, trump won enough delegates to secure the republican nomination for president. and today, president biden continued his campaigning in battleground states, appearing at the opening of the biden/harris wisconsin coordinated campaign headquarters in milwaukee. the milwaukee journal sentinel notes, it's the first milwaukee campaign base for a democratic presidential nominee in at

, how many electoral college votes each state gets. you have these sanctuary cities and you have people moving to san francisco and chicago and new york city, they get counted for their number if of congressional a seats. these are blue states. these are liberal people. we forced a vote on the united states senate to say only u.s. citizens should be counted in the census is. every democrat senator voted to count every illegal immigrant. and in so many of these places they don't have voter id. that's what the democrats want. more so that's why a.g. merrick garland is vowing to fight voter id laws. i've never heard anything like this. what's wrong with having an id to vote? >> well, the people of wyoming understand that. we do in wyoming. that's how our democracy is preserved, that's how we know we have free and fair elections. you need to make sure that it's, that every person who is voting is the person that they they they are and is a citizen of the united states, and that's what republicans are pushing. maria: but, look, i mean, we'v

friday would have prevented illegal migrants from being counted for congressman districting electoral collegerats and lisa murkowski voted begins that senator bying hality moved to include this in the spending package thanks very much for being here i want you to tell us about your amendment it was barring illegal aliens from being counted in allotting congressional seats electoral college votes sound practical. >> certain does sound practical i think most americans shocked to find out today illegal migrants are used in the calculation of the number of people in given state to allocate congressional districts he elect terroral college votes to that state lara is right democrats harvesting electoral power on backs of illegal migrants it shouldn't be happening i put a simple vote forward that only citizens, can be counted for the purposes of allocating to districts he wlek forral votes democrats went nuts chuck schumer threatened to shut government down ground down to last hour finally i think an important event to taken place they agreed to put it to the floor for vote as you said every single

i was very clear about how i felt about it, and i also as you stated, i voted to certify the electoral college for every single state in the country, but some things happened between now and then and that was joe biden, and i listened to my voters. they move on. they don't ask me about january 6th. maybe that's what you in the media talk about at your cocktail parties, but voters are not talking about it. they asked me about february 22nd, the day that laken riley was murdered by an illegal immigrant. they asked me about the day a 4-year-old girl, murdered by an illegal immigrant who was deported under donald trump and allowed back in under joe biden's administration, they're talking about 8 million illegals who have come in across our southern border and an invasion of our country and an actual threat to democracy allowing that to happen. that's what they talk about. >> george: not talking about january 6th doesn't mean it didn't happen. you were very clear. >> i was very clear. i just said that. >> george: you said he should never hold office again because of what happened on january 6th and

it makes a difference in those seven states that will likely decide the electoral college. have to bake into donald trump's cash on hand. the fact that it might not even be spent fully on campaigns but legal expenses. the gap might be a lot larger than it actually looks like. joe biden's campaign is in a great spot to be six months out. >> where should that money go? how should the biden campaign put this money to use? >> the biden campaign has been running ads in a lot of the states to try to move the needle. it is having impact in the national polls where the gap is slowly, slowly closing. the biden campaign is also, they announced they are opening up 300 or so offices all around the country. that is really important to have a presence in the state working from now, this long campaign stretch. between now and november. and to put that on the ground. and get the surrogates out speaking on behalf of the president. what you saw is the contrast that will go on the duration of this campaign. you have the three presidents on stage talking, raising money. running their campaign.

of course it's all about the electoral college, right? you mentioned wisconsin. well, take a look here. the race to, to 70. these are cnn's current rankings. look at this, donald trump, 272 to more than needed to win. and you mentioned wisconsin. now a tossup. what about michigan? you also mentioned michigan leaning towards donald trump, georgia, the same. you see out here in the west nevada state that joe biden won leading republican and arizona a toss-up as well so a tight race, the electoral college but one in which trump currently has the edge, which is not what you could say at any point during entire 2020 campaign. >> yeah. and harry, what are each candidates weaknesses and could this all change? >> yeah. what are each candidate's weaknesses? and could it all change? all right, so they each have big weaknesses, right? trump is not ethical. look at this 68% of voters nationwide say that trump is not ethical. how about biden the age issue for him is too old to serve effectively. another term, look at this 67% when two thirds of the electorate believes you are

trump is unify the ohio republican party, he won 17 electoral college vote in 2,020, needs them againhis year. president biden victor called the democrat primaries tuesday but is dogged by write in plants who want somebody else, opposition centers on his support for israel even though biden has caved to pressure and called for a cease-fire. 10% % of democrat primary voters in kansas, say none of the names shown. in ohio, 13% voted for dean phillips who before he dropped out publicly stated biden is too all. that a persistent problem. the age issue will not go away. chicago, seems entrenched politicians remain entrenched, they may be responsible for chicago but voters don't seem to care. danny davis, 82 years old, representatives chicago district for 28 years. he was reelected in a landslide. jesus garcia won easily, he represented chicago for years and got mad at biden for using the word illegal. a few chicago folks would get rid of democrat incumbents, forget it. time to bring in karl rove who follows politics as closely as anyone. what is on your whiteboard? >> got two whiteboards.

we have the electoral college. that was t compromise they made in 1789. >> we know t that. >> so we've got to work aroundh iti , chris.d inst >> i thought they were and s and they hate the electoral college because it meansnerk that york yea and california don't control everything. >> yeah. h, lauralaura, again, it is. it is something that is so precious to our freedom is the separation of powers that our founders's been and that's beee the basis of everything we've enjoyed. gone the reason that we've gone off and fighting wars are our ancestors. >> we preserve this union. i and it's clear that thiss is the only institution that joe he in feels he cannot controcan cannot boss around. and so he is taking them on and he is setting the stage for, i think, evennt more confrontation with the supreme court through this whole year. i mean, his justis% ex as depart is persecuting, prosecuting and persecutins g his chief political opponents. they want to put him in jail. okay? happene. >> this haes never happened new in ame

they don't have to get remember the electoral college is when.ive 100% of the votes. >> if you would like to join the conversation, you can doo. are , 202-748-8000, republicans, 202-748-8001 and independent, 202-748-8002. the next part is deciding who would be on it. he's declined, the former governor is going to be running forhe the senate. are you running or is there somebody you don't know about? >> there is plenty people don't. the last couple of months we are talking to several candidates that would serve on the ticket and those 800 come together this hifriday and decide they want to keep the process going forward then we would escalate the discussions of the potential candidates and see about putting up a do you say about the number of people that voted in the democratic primary? does that tell you that there ye doing or is it also just sending a message on a particular issue? >> i don't know that i would characterize that particular phenomen lead indicator, but here's what i would say. of most of the electorate.hese at best even on a good

, to receive delegations here, just like washington , most likely the conflicting, so-called electoral collegee choice, in the same way it is necessary, we need to receive someone here, to really begin to establish relations there with everyone, that's if orban came to the opposition american politician, there is no need to be embarrassed to accept some i don’t know barack obama here if trump wins. or vice versa trump if obama wins? greg abbott? greg abbott needs to be said in general, that this should be said by someone, not the president, of course, the president is above all this, ours, i mean, someone needs to say, gregbat is generally a holy man, dig up some kind of some story, like here he is and so on, and another person, and i’m in love with tul now, it’s necessary meet with all these people as much as possible, and they actually right now they think that there are still the united states of america, which are after the second... the united states of america, not as hegemons, but to talk like this with a variety of forces, so they knew how to do this double track, so it’s the same with

. >> it guides trillions in annual spending and determines the number of electoral college votes andstate. that's a lot of political power. once a decade, the united states census counts nearly everyone living here, citizen or not. legally or not. >> it's their ability to count illegal immigrants so they can use their sanctuary cities in blue states to get more power. >> last week republican senator bill haggerty offered amendment to funding bill census only factors american citizen into the count for congressional districts and the electoral college map. it failed and no democrat supported it. they maintain the amendment was unconstitutional. and it would have sunk the spending bill. and accused republicans of trying to change the census to boost their national power. >> this amendment adds detrimental new requirements that would inject politics into the census and have a chilling effect on the census bureau's constitutional responsibility to count the number of people in the united states. >> republicans say they will keep trying to get their bill through a divided congress ahead o

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because michigan is one of the competitive states in the presidential elections, which has 15 electoral college votes, and if mr. biden wants it, he will give it in a close competition with trump. if he wants to win , he must care about the votes of muslim arabs , and this is an important point, an expert on american issues. the most recent flood damage in pakistan has been caused to the western regions of khyber pakhtunkhwa province and baluchistan province due to rain and snow. 36 people died and more than 50 others were injured in the floods in pakistan. heavy rains also completely destroyed at least 150 houses. the national disaster management authority of pakistan has warned about the possibility of heavy rain and snow and floods and landslides in this country. the official news agency of argentina stopped its activity by the order of the president of this country. president. argentina, which they call extreme right-wing, the news agency has accused this country of supporting leftist parties. with the closure of argentina's official news agency, the president's spokesman denied the accusat

citizens, not just people for the purposes of congressional district allocation and the electoral college. every single senate democrat voted against that. that tells you a lot of what's going on right now. speed to the white house put up a statement we saw a moment ago they say we are grateful for the quick work to get it under control and apprehend the migrants so they clearly agree with you, sir, these people should not have been granted entry into the u.s. but they go on to essentially say had the border agreement they proposed or democrats proposed been put in place this would not have happened. >> that's absolutely false. look, president biden has to say something and the reason when trump was on the board of that same day was because he has a political crisis. i don't think they really care about the border crisis, he has a political crisis. he knows is the number one issue of the american people he knows it will doom his reelection efforts this fall. talk is cheap, if you want to solve the problem go right back to the policies president trump put in place, remain in mexico, told t

as well as the members of the electoral college, how many electoral college votes each state gets. >>to trade the safety of american, whether it's terrorism, drugs, other crimes, he's willing -- he being joe biden, willing to trade all of that to get more democratic votes so that they can control congress and can control the presidency. maria: congresswoman,s is that what you believe as well? because it's having an impact on the census, right? >> well, it's not -- we don't even have to think about what they're saying, don't have to interpret it. you have a democrat member in new york who has actually said this, that we need to have an increase in population, whether or not it's legal or illegal immigrants, in order for her to keep her congressional district seat because what we saw is states like california and new york who are losing population and when we look at the census, that's exactly how you they determine how many congressals l districts they get. yes, this is all about increasing the population in the states to incross congressional districts so they maintain power. the unfo

to say the counting of electoral college votes was some sort of procedure, right, that's had some sort of justice component to it. so, that gave a little bit of an enhanced sentence to over 100 of these january six defendants, and it's going to happen that was going d to be a lot of people who are going to be making pthese court filings to getting some of their sentence shaved off. it's going to create a lot of work and a lot of backlog for the system, and people are going to end up slightly reduced sentences off of this. it really speaks to how complicated this has been for the courts to be handling all these hundreds upon hundreds of cases coming in, because you know, ithere's not really a la that was strictly about attacking the u.s. capital. there is no specifically about the electoral college that i could say, don't thstorm the capitol during the peaceful transfer of power. they had to find other laws that apply to this type of behavior, and it's been the complicated system. you orknow, there's been this appeal, and issue before the supreme court, which could affect more than 300

mandate. it sought the postponement of president presidential elections, the party insisted that electoral college was not complete since seats allocated to women and minorities are yet to be failed. people have rejected these parties, people have not voted for them, they have openly stolen our mandate. this government cannot run for a long time, the president is elected through a stolen vote, so as the prime minister. with the election of zardari, the ruling coalition has strengthened its position as a now controls both the office of president and the prime minister. in the pakistani parliamentary system, the president only has a ceremonial role as the executive authority rests with the prime minister, but the president does have certain powers where he can delay legislations passed by the parliament. hence the ruling coalition is happy that they have their man at the presidency. kamran yusuf, press tv, islamabad. that report means the end of this news. from terra, thank you for being with us. now entering its uh uh fourth day, we're looking at some. الگوی عملی برای زن امروز ما ارائه میدید؟ ببینی

their mandate. it sought the postponement of presidential elections. the party insisted that electoral college was not complete since seats allocated to women and minorities are yet to be failed. people have rejected these parties, people have not voted for them, they have openly stolen our mandate. this government cannot run for a long time, the president is elected through a stolen vote, so as the prime minister. with the election of zardari, the ruling coalition has strengthened its position as it now controls both the office of president and the prime minister. in the pakistani parliamentary system, the president only has a ceremonial role as the executive authority. rests with a prime minister, but the president does have certain powers where he can delay legislations passed by the parliament, hence the ruling coalition is happy that they have their man at the presidency. kamran yusuf, press tv, islamabad. and that does it for world news. thanks so much for being with us, it's bye-bye for now. اولین شاعری بودند که به جنبه های گوناگون انسانی در شعر توجه کردند. زبان مردم خودش هست. رنج های ج

if texas turns blue, that's it for the electoral college.republicans will never win again if they can win. and, obviously, new york is blue, but the more migrants you place around in swing states and turn them into blue states, we can't win on the electoral college, and ten they don't have to fight that fight. stuart: the more migrants you get in your state when the next census comes along, they're counted as people, and that affects congressional districting. >> absolutely. certainly. stuart: in this case, they'll gain. >> that's what they're trying to do because new york if had 45 seats in the '90s. we're town to 26 right now. we've lost a lot of clout because of the policies of the one-party rule in albany that have eviscerated our clout in washington. and now we have, you know, a dominant number of democrats, of course, in the state. new. stuart: now, you're upstate new york, but in new york city they've started to distribute these prepaid debit cards, $350 a week. the mayor says this will save the city money. your comment? >> giving peo

the question is can you pick off enough people on the side so you win the electoral college. that is all that matters. then, the question is, we have to get those people back to democracy as we know it. >> right, and we'll see what happens with the republican party after 2024. an interesting thing liz cheney talked about was the supreme court and the justices. watch this. >> i think it is very important that the supreme court recognize that what he is doing is a delaying tactic and that the american people -- it cannot be the case that a president of the united states can attempt to overturn an election and seize power, and that our justice system is incapable of holding a trial, of holding him to account before the next election. that cannot be the case. >> it seems like that is exactly what is going to happen, just purely from a calendar perspective, regardless of how decisions are made of any of his legal challenges that are working their way up right now. we are seeing trump working the justice system in real time. is this giving americans a good look at how some people w

their mandate, it sought the postponement of presidential elections. the party insisted that electoral college was not complete since seats allocated to women and minorities are yet to be filled. people have rejected these parties, people have not voted for them, they have openly stolen our mandate. this government cannot..." run for a long time, the president is elected through a stolen vote, so as the prime minister. with the election of zardari, the ruling coalition has strengthened its position as it now controls both the office of president and the prime minister. in the pakistani parliamentary system, the president only has a ceremonial role as the executive authority rests with a prime minister, but the president does have certain powers where he can delay legislations passed by the parliament, hence the ruling coalition. is happy that they have their man at the presidency. kamran yusuf, press tv, islamabad. they have those are the top stories on press tv. thank you for listening, take care and bye-bye. is climate change real, is smoking cigarettes really hazardous, do ddt insecticides