he wants to revert the republican party from the trump party, back into the old fashioned republican party, which means all war all the time. oddly, we see the democratic party being the all war all the time. that is never pin their flavor. it is now recently, but it belongs to the republicans and that's what he wants to remind them. as a ok, braces for a recession, newly appointed finance minister, jeremy hunt claims the crisis is quote, made in russia. however, the former head of the bank of england pains a different picture and central banks had lost control of inflation. government lost control of the public finance, not surprising that markets respond to that and whose responsibility was it. then if both the central bank and the government control, well, i think all shantrel banks and the west interestingly made the same mistake. and during coven, when the economy was actually contracting because of lacto central banks to south. it was a good time to print a lot of money. that was a mistake. that led to inflation. we had too much money chasing to few goods. and the result was in

he wants to revert the republican party from the trumpet party, back into the old fashioned republican party, which means all war all the time. oddly, we see the democratic party being the all war all the time. that is never pin their flavor. it is now recently, but it belongs to the republicans and that's what he wants to remind them. the democrats appear to have maintained control of the senate following this makes mid term elections as a key race. and nevada is set to be called for the party with 96 percent of those counted. so that's a projected blue when and the silver state. while another close context in arizona was narrowly decided for the democrat parties candidate as well. with those victories, the upper chamber of congress is expected to remain under democrat control. but it's republicans who look, sat to gain a majority in the house of representatives, which would make it tougher for the buying administration to get its policies passed earlier. my colleague, you know, neal discuss the latest with our tea fiorella, isabel. so this is a very narrow victory for democrats with

he wants to revert the republican party from the trumpet party, back into the old fashioned republican party, which means all war all the time. oddly, we see the democratic party being the all war all the time. that is never pin their flavor. it is now recently, but it belongs to the republicans and that's what he wants to remind them. now when it comes to that political ambition, i guess that raises the question, because we've seen a lot of politicians, especially in recent weeks, all of the sudden start carrying about what americans care about, which is the u. s. economy inflation, how they're going to survive and be able to pay all of their bills. and it's always interesting how you get a midterm election. and then all of a sudden politicians really start to care about the american people at least for a little bit. but do you see a unified u. s. policy and continued ukraine assistance continuing in the aftermath of them in terms of our pompei us latest comments, an indicator of that? well, that was so well said rachel, i could go on for 17 hours with you going point by point because

look when i prefer to be living in a world in which kind of fashion, republican party isn't winning any seats at all. yeah. and i think part of what i argue in the persuaders is that it's not enough to eek out these narrow victories. the seasons of the persuaders is that it is time for a freedom movement that cannot eke out $5149.00 or $5545.00 victories against american fascism. but the can actually build a dynamic rooted, connected to ruling and transcendent movement that can beat the crap out of that movement. durable li, for the era to come. and your latest book, the persuaders. you write about how we can change things by changing mind that persuasion is essential for achieving progressive victories. we're living through a time when you say that americans are being offered a clear choice between liberal democracy on the one hand and fascism. so how do we, how did people on opposite sides of the political or even any logical spectrum engage each other? if the alternative is so extreme, even fascist, as you put it, who are the real persuadable se? yeah. so this is, this is at the hear

fashion. if republicans can do that and manage expectations, they'll help themselves in 2024 if they make thiso that we've seen that the last congress has been and one before that, they'll have a lot of trouble. ashley: yeah. that's a good word. >> kathy hochul is from the area and the huge amount of the pomlation is in new york city and he's aiming for 35% but even that will be tough. if he want as shot at this race, he has to win the up state of new york and the place he was having a rally, it really is hochul country and these are places that pockets where democrat registration really outranks that of republicans but these are democrats who are unhappy, okay. they're unhappy about new york city's dominance over up state, high taxes, fracking bans that are keeping them from having jobs, crime that's also hitting them up there and if he can rack up the numbers in places like that, she's got a real problem. ashley: very quickly, courage i kim -- kim, i want to get back to our previous story, grady trimble was in green bay and joe biden not being invited to any of the close messages of thanks,

they actually lost in quite a spectacular fashion, so that republican party is blaming trump for this not have picked the candidates, they might have been able to take more seats. they lost the senate, and we are waiting to see how that is going to end up, but there is a lot of disunity within the republican party. we are also seeing a lot of very kind of first-round kind of not formal opinions, but some polls that have been going around saying maybe he is the number one candidate for the republican nomination. ron desantis who is the governor of florida, he just won reelection by a landslide here. he was once a trump loyalist, and he is now in trump's sites, going after him with the name calling. he had but he has pretty much kept quiet about it, calling it "noise," not really engaging. some have been saying that ron desantis could have an 11% advantage over trump and some of the key primary states like iowa. so there could be a bit of disunity. it is going to take some time for us to seats exactly which way the republican party kind of liens, but right now, it could look like a tigh

republican party. we're just coming off of the mid term elections here. a lot of the candidates that he hand picked himself lost in a stunning fashion. at the republican party, largely pointing the blame on donald trump for that. there are also, i did reports and kind of opinion polls going around. i'm suggesting that maybe trump isn't the most viable candidate for the republican nomination. a recent poll put out by a conservative group actually says that ron de santis, who was just re elected as governor in the state of florida, is trailing, is leading. i excuse me, donald trump, by almost 11 percentage points in some of those 1st primary states like iowa. so there is a lot going on here in terms of what we can expect from donald trump. all science are pointing to a potential announcement that he's going to be, i seeking the re election from the republican party for the presidency. but we really will just have to wait and see what, what he, what he announces or whatever that announcement ends up being a certainly will be interesting to see what the reaction is from a republican party. renee o de joining us from outside donald trump's

, for example, expected that there would be republican members, congress will have their teeth and ready to dismantle the work of that committee in any fashion they can. the republican party is suffering a real crisis of identity right now. if you look across the country at its candidates, you see some good quality ones. you see others who are sort of doing the maybe truck dance. but one fact remains a republican party is still very much the party of trump. faint, un peacekeeping mission in cyprus as being criticized by both sides of the decades long conflicts leaders of the self declared republic of northern cypress. say they want more influence on the humans actions. the separate government says there's already too much of it. under san simmons spent a day in nicosia with you and forces on patrol in a buffer zone. ah, an island cut in to look to the north and you can see the turkish cypriots side of a frozen conflict from 48 years ago. a self declared state only recognized by the turkish government in ankara. its leaders say they want more influence in the mandate of the united nations run buffer zone. that segregates them from the majorit

what you're really seeing in alaska is what's going to go on in the republican party in full blown fight fashion for the next two years. that's going to be the republicans trying to claw their way out of the trump ditch and they're not going to be offending moderate voters with the extremism, lies, horrible meanness that part of the republican party has come to represent. as we've seen in the results. not really powerful to most americans. lisa is somebody who is anxious to get back to, okay, let's get democrats and republicans in a room and see what we can agree on. >> she's not a swing voter, she is a republican. >> she is a pro-choice republican. it is my recollection she voted against kavanaugh. >> she did. >> so she is somebody who is capable of standing up to immense pressure from people in the republican party to vote for something she truly believes in. and those are in short supply in the republican party. since it's republican -- crazy republican versus lisa who is my friend, go lisa. >> she is one of three republican votes to vote against acu repeal. >> right. >> crucially so. they ne

of the crazies, what you're really seeing in alaska is what is going on in the republican party in full blown fight fashion for the next two years -- that's going to be the establishment republicans trying to pull their way out of the process, into the normalcy where they are not going to be offending voters with extremism -- the republican party has to represent that. we've seen that in these results. not really palatable to most americans. lisa is somebody who is anxious to get back to, okay let's get some democrats and republicans in a room and see what we can agree on. put aside what we can agree on , let's get something done. >> she's not a swing voter, he's a republican. >> she's also pro-choice republican, proudly pro-choice republican. it's my recollection that she voted against kavanaugh. >> she did. so she's somebody who is capable of standing up to pressure for people in the republican party to vote for something she truly believes in. there's the types of republican parties. lisa, my friend, -- >> she was also one of three republican votes to vote against aca repeal, which preserved obamacare.

fashion. and so the republican party is laming trump for this essentially saying that if had he not pick the candidates, they might have been able to take more seats, they lost the senate, the houses were still waiting to see how that's going to ends up. but there is a lot of dis, unity within the republican party. we're also seeing a lot of very kind of, you know, 1st round kind of not formal opinion polls, but just some, some pulls that have been going around saying that maybe trump isn't the number one candidate for the republican nomination for the white house runs a santa who is, who is the governor of florida? he just won reelection by a landslide. here he was once a trump loyalist, and he is now in trump sites. trump is going after him with the name calling like certain certain names, like rhonda sanctimonious, for instance. but the fantasy has just pretty much kept quiet about it. call and get noise. not really engaging with donald trump. some of the pulled we've been reading say that the santas could have an 11 percent advantage over trump. and some of the key primary states like iowa. so ther

, for example, expected that there would be republican members, congress will have their teeth and ready to dismantle the work of that committee in any fashion they can. the republican party is suffering a real crisis of identity right now. if you look across the country at its candidates, you see some good quality ones. you see others who are sort of doing the maybe truck dance. but one fact remains a republican party is still very much the party of truck. millions of people in zimbabwe facing food shortages and high unemployment are coming under more pressure is the cost of living source. some families are cutting back on meals, as inflation pushes food prices up. how much asa has more from ferrari? i want to make his and ne kendra's, marcia palazzo and her daughter joyce on a tight budget. right now, they can only afford to spend $30.00 on groceries. the only buying basics the family can't do without, but the price of some essential goods in some bob, we have gone up again that music taken homeless this month than they did the last course rosita, synchronous movie ever. no, a variable could have. so here there is nothing we can do. think

fashion and i am semi serious. who are you wearing -- [laughter] and if the republicans take the senate majority, will the article beack in fashion? >> i have no idea who -- oh this is kenneth cole. [laughter] [applause] nordstrom rack. [laughter] [applause] ok, if we get the majority -- and is hard to say at this point whether we will, the vote counting -- they are counting votes by essentially putting on the back of a mule and then they fly aback on a carrier pigeon or might be an african or european swallow. it is not a matter of where you put it but it is with ratios. i think we can pull this off because i think we are going to win nevada. it is fantastic. between arizona and georgia, i think we have won at least one of those. if that happens, i think we must reinvigorate what i referred to as the article one project. it is the reason why these liberties are being destroyed. people lose sight of the fact that we prevent excessive a commission of power. in every essence of the amendment, every other provision restrains government action and not individual action. we ignore this and we allow consolidation and comp

republicans. now e adopting this fashion of the democrats. uh, accuse the democrats of rigging violations. especially since the democrats are now in control of the executive branch. ah, the democrats, as we've seen before, blamed the republicans. well, uh, these are intra -party games, uh, which are actively fueled by the media , it's another matter that when russia was accused of interfering in the elections, it was actually used. a hmm well, let's say the foreign policy factor as an internal political resource. this is a specific case, but i think that we will see more talk about china allegedly interfering in the american elections, this is ridiculous, but then, in principle, well, such stuffing was about china well, after all, relations began to continue like this worsen between the united states and china eh, the same donald trump ahh. but how much does this foreign policy factor, uh, now influence or not influence the american elections? i mean, as far as the agenda, uh, which is now uh, is defining in the course of these elections. it is directed inward or outward. here it is always

but in true arizona fashion, multiple election denying republican candidates in the state are makinger disrupts the electoral process. their main target is maricopa county, which spends the phoenix area. after losing earlier this month, kari lake, the trump backed republican candidate for governor followed a lawsuit last week against a get election officials in the county, claiming that election laws were violated. lake is also demanding information about election day printer issues the county, which she said frustrated voters and lead to huge delays. maricopa county officials acknowledged there were technical difficulties with printers at some polling stations, but the issues are fixed before polls closed and they insist voters had multiple options for casting votes. according to nbc's count democrat, katie hobbs best late by a little more than 17,000 votes earlier this month. the same day like fall that lawsuit, the current republican governor, arizona's governor doug doocy met with the governor elect to ensure a smooth transition of power. in a statement issued on wednesday he wro

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su nami, this red wave that would sweep over congress, that the republicans would win the house of representatives in a resounding fashion and then take the, the senate perhaps as well. that's not what we saw actually materialize. there were some key competitive races in the house of representatives that the democrats, quite frankly, were really worried about leading into election day on election day democrats. man, a managed to, to hell i hang on to some of those seats. some of those really crucial seats, for example, in the state of virginia, there were 2 democratic candidates there who held on to their seats, despite very stiff challenges from their republican opponents. and that gave the democrats a lot of momentum yesterday already. now i think it's important to pull out a put to point out, rather brent, that we always look at the polls heading into these elections. and here again, the pulls were not entirely accurate. we had expected this red wave. as i said, the polls actually didn't bear off the fact that there was a big turn out also for democratic voters, the democrats managed to energize their base to get a lo

fashion and answers about that. whom are you wearing, and -- [laughing] and if the republicans to take the senate majority, will the article one initiative be back in fashion? >> i have no idea who -- this is a kenneth cole. [laughing] [applause] >> nordstrom rack -- [laughing] >> okay. if we get the majority -- and it's hard to say at this point whether we will, i mean because the vote counting in the van and to some extent in arizona are counting votes i send each vote individually on the back of a mule up a mountain where it has be read bypp a shaman and handed over to an oracle and then the flight back on a carrier pigeon. actually it might be an african or european swallow. [laughing] not really a matter of where it grips it. it's a matter of white ratios do anyway so look, i think we could pull this off because i do think we're going to win nevada anything would got a decent shot -- it's going to be fantastic trying to talk at them into running for the senate for a decade. finally happened. but between arizona and george i think we wineo at least one of those. so if that happens there a tight majority but a ma

republican kari lake loses arizona's governor race. she responds in true election denier fashion, calling the results bs. >>> plus, on the brink, yes, republicans now three seats shy of capturing control of the house, and yes, they are in a very nasty fight over who should take the speaker's gavel. >> there are definitely at least five people, actually a lot more than that, who would rather be water boarded by liz cheney than vote for ken mccarthy for speaker of the house. >> reporter: and tonight, well, here we go again. donald trump announces a third presidential run. he does so as new reporting details how he weaponized the irs, raked in money from foreign dictators and remains the subject of multiple investigations. his once loyal number two is among those saying republicans just must move on. >> will you run for president in 2024? >> we're giving it consideration in our house, prayerful consideration. >> do you believe you can beat donald trump? >> well, that would be for others to say, and it'd be for us to decide whether or not we'd want to test that. >> back to that story

republican. >> that is just some of what we heard earlier tonight from pollster, democratic strategist, and clearly fashion icon corn and bolger. back with us tonight, adrian ellerin. she was a senior aide in the biden harris campaign. adrian, there is always talk about tightening polls, a red wave. i think we're forgetting, early voting is really high. young people are out there voting. women are out there voting. what are you seeing? because when i was 18 years old, i was not nearly as enthusiastic about voting as young people are today. >> that's exactly right staff, there's so much on the line. i think climate change has obviously voted and motivated a lot of voters. but i think i'm glad that you play this clip from cornell. number one, we're seeing that early voting is outperforming in 22 numbers. 2018 of course was a great cycle for democrats, and we are seeing the early vote and specifically the democrat side outperforming those numbers. number two, cornell is absolutely right. mr. fashion icon is absolutely right. you're starting to see some of these republican trending polls that are performed by

for international cooperation of the republican institute of vocational education natalya shevchenko, master of industrial training of the minsk state college of fashionatyana tishkavets and head of the training and production workshop of the college of modern technologies in mechanical engineering and car service dmitry gruk. all good. good morning. good morning. here on over the past two years, our republican team has taken part in a number of international competitions. literally, in the fall, the eurasian championship took place in saransk and the championship of high-tech industries in yekaterinburg, and, probably, natalya has a question for you. in what areas and in which professions the belarusian youth turned out to be strong, and we traditionally represent, and in about 15 competencies e international competitions and this year we also participated in hairdressing fashion technology art in the block of building competencies. these are joiner's carpentry works, painting decorative works. and, of course, we have powerful e, participants in industrial competencies - this is turning, milling work on machines with a programmatic direction of elect

republican side. it would need to be done as bipartisan fashion to happen. >> it is remarkable despite the rash of massour point little to no opposite on the republican side for that. hard to fathom but thank you for reporting it nonetheless. that tally, we have some new aftermath of a russian missile strike on ukraine. this is the very latest attack, comes in the dnipro, similar attacks are happening in kherson as well. many of these assault or leaving ukrainians without power in cold weather. and bc alison barber has the very latest. >> blackouts continue and regions all across kyiv, about 6 million customers are still without power. that is according to president zelenskyy but he says that number is a 50% improvement compared to the number of customers, people who are without power wednesday evening. >> power in ukraine is slowly coming back. the chairman of ukraine's national energy company says the energy system has already passed the most difficult stage. following the latest attack on the countries energy infrastructure. russian forces fired at least 70 missiles towards ukraine on wednesday. acc

terms of who's at the board of elections, those are oftentimes made in a partisan fashion, some democrat, some republicanwho are getting those jobs and appointing those people to positions? what i'm also encouraged by on the other hand is that in the more -- with these elections there are more and more folks of color getting positions in the hierarchy of state legislatures. so they can at least create legislation to be able to protect the voter. we see that in pennsylvania. i think michigan, jocelyn, also. in minnesota we have folks of color in leadership positions. all of these seats are incredibly important to make sure that we still have a functioning, effective democracy. >> nick, i want to come back to you real quick on just the blast radius. i feel like your body of reporting could be described that way. there's a big lie and then there's the blast radius of everything that it did. it's the -- i don't know. almost 500 voter suppression laws masqueraing as integrity laws being pushed through 48 states. the election deniers championed by donald trump for secretary of state. there were the more obviou

host: let's start with what's been said about what republicans want to do with social security versus how it's currently fashioned? guest: it's an excellent question. we think about social security reform and it's an important thing we discussed, the solvency crisis. given current inflationary concerns, the fact that each year the trustees of the social security and medicare programs really sit down and calculate what the future of the solvency of the trust funds look like. it's important we do talk about reform. whether or not is thinking about changes to the payroll tax rate or making sure that benefits are better targeted to lower and moderate income households so higher income households are not receiving social security benefits that they frankly might not need given their financial security. similarly, thinking about marginal changes to the retirement age. these things are all options to be thinking about that are not just one party. these are reforms that a lot of american taxpayers are concerned about and even if we make changes at the margin right now, we could see the solvency of the program improved in

fashion. so it kinda depends on what the top ranks of the republican party decide. i don't think the masses are on their own or the secondary candidates. the last payment individuals are capable of generating curious unrest on their own. however, as we saw with the assassination attempt on speaker, nancy pelosi, obviously even friends, elements can take the rhetoric have been hearing too literally and do some dangerous action. but i think any risk we see is most likely going to be limited to one action by rogue individuals. unless, as i said, figures i behave like they did 2 years ago. did the average voter care though? because more than half of his pulse suggested the economy was the number one concern, not democracy. so i mean, democrats basically got their messaging wrong here i, i think they are never had, they had a difficult challenge. i think they have done the right thing in raising the state of democracy issue. it's too important of an issue to ignore entirely. but i also, sadly don't think it's a strong enough issue on its own for a variety of reasons. som

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republicans gearing up for key leadership positions in the next congress already have their investigative sights set on some familiar targets were committed to doing an aggressive fashion. but in a way that's consistent with the constitution. house republicans like congressman jim jordan and james comer say they plan to go after what they believe are suspicious business dealings of the president's son, hunter biden. i think there are all kinds of questions that need to be answered and we were determined to get there. we want to know what the biden administration is trying to hide from the american people and why they're not being transparent. reports say the white house has anticipated this for a while and is prepared in the meantime, republicans say they also want to investigate the justice department and the fbi for what they say is election interference along with the homeland security department over issues at the southern border. plans are also in the works to cut irs funding aimed at cracking down on tax evaders, which republicans say is an attempt to target average americans either. we're going to lead as a team. we're going to lose as individuals. and i think a

and this forces the white house, the house, and the senate, republicans and democrats, to work together in a bipartisan fashionand while mo is completely accurate, president biden can move forward going it alone and imposing executive actions on issues that he wants to promote, the best course of action for the american people is for joe biden to do as he said earlier this week, bring republicans and democrats together at the table and work across the aisle and get things done. because that is clearly the message the american people have sent when we have such a very close divide on these races in the house and the senate. they are saying, let both sides have a voice, but it's up to our elected leaders to come together in a bipartisan fashion to get things done. >> and mo kelly, you get the last word. what's your advice to democrats to make sure these wins count, they don't squander this? >> i would say charlie brown, lucy with the football, i think it would be good governance to, what alice was saying, to negotiate with republicans. but let's look at the past. the republicans haven't shown that they want to n

applied to him within the media that there would be if a major republican donor are were to all of a sudden collapse in such spectacular fashion cryptocurrency capital of the world in the last few years. is all -- obviously, a lot of people many miami very concerned about this. has this all been just kind of an enormous bubble that we've allowed to inflate and now we're starting to see the consequences? >> no question about it. a lot of miami real estate was dependent on this. people were taking crypto to sell homes and condominiums and so forth. what charlie munger said is crypto is the currency of kidnappers. and and the reality is it's upon all of us that this should have been regulated more aggressively, but i don't think it's the end of crypto. remember the dot.com era? that was the end of that, but the strong came back. and i think winston churchill said it's not the end, it's maybe the end of the beginning, and crypto will be regulated. maybe we should have listened to the chinese a little more when they put up their flags and said this is a problem. it will be regulated. gerry: sarah, tech companies have been going thr

lead in the united states senate, not fit to serve, and really has fashioned himself as a bridge builder, willing to work with republicanstalks about health care on the campaign trail. these two, fred, can't get any more different. back to you. >> all right. thank you so much. there in athens, georgia. republicans are so confident that they will take back the house in the upcoming midterms that cnn learned that gop house leaders are already planning to launch investigations of president biden's son hunter. sources is say republicans are planning to make probes into hunter biden's business dealings a top priority. it's just one of several investigations the gop plans to launch if they take control of congress. for more on all this let's bring in cnn's annie grier. the gop really needs just five additional seats in the house in order to take control, right? so what more are you learning about these investigations they would want to launch? >> well, we know that republicans are planning a wide array of investigations if they reclaim the house on tuesday, and hunter biden will be their top target. we know that james comer, t

republican here. and he is sort of trying to fashion himself in the style of an isaacson. that sort of tells you all you need to know how he wants to be seen in this state and runs his campaign. he has argued that herschel walker is not fit to serve in the united states senate. for walker's part, he routinely called warnock a wolf in sheeps clothing saying that warnock is concerned with washington democrats and extending pr president biden's agenda and not every day georgians. take a listen as they've crisscrossed state. >> you should ask yourself if the person you're voting for has actually demonstrated any interest in the subject matter. and you could tell if you listen to them talk. and i think character matters. >> people are going to ask me why i'm running. i'm running because i'm sick and tired of this. and right any i want reverend warnock to let him know, don't let the door hit you -- it is time for you to go. >> so walker will appear in kenna saw tonight, not with governor brian kemp in a rematch contest with democrat stacy ab rhames. they'll hold separate events.

fashion. >> i do. i think this is one of the areas that republicans and democrats do tend to agree and find bipartisanship. you see some of this today. and you hear about the donald trump presidency and some of those historians have not been born by the way yet, they will talk about containing china. technology transfers, trade deals, the aforementioned human rights. they will write that any american president should be containing china. i think there's bipartisanship there. there needs to be. >> he deserves an enormous amount of credit for that. kelly ann, ben, great to see all of you. >> dr. fauci colluded with big tech to squash the covid misinformation out there. the ag who led that charge, missouri's eric schmitt is out there next going to give us details on what went on inside that room stay with us. was forced to testify under oath about the role he had in what he deemed to sensor covid disinformation. that was part of an investigation launched by missouri and louisiana attorneys general, eric schmitt and jeff landry. many damning takeaways from the seven-hour-long session including the bombshell t

fashion. but in a way that's consistent with the constitution. >> and republicans also just selected california's kevin mccarthy as their nominee for speaker of the house live in washington. alexandra limon. but, alex, is that a guarantee that kevin mccarthy will be the next speaker? >> it's not a guarantee, although it is very likely mccarthy will still need the required 218 votes in order to get this because position. and as you know, republicans as of right now only have 218 of those seats. but 30 of those members actually voted against mccarthy when it came time to select that nominee. so it will likely have to work some deals and work with those 30 republicans in order to secure their votes. >> alexandra limon reporting live for us from washington, d.c., alex, thanks so much. >> coming up here at 3 o'clock, we will be speaking with a former adviser to house speaker nancy pelosi. michael yaki. that's at 3.15. we have some questions for him about. >> pelosi is legacy and who will take over her leadership position. now, new at 3 in antioch woman says that she defended a person with special need

fashion show talent competition. this is only a part of the positions from the nine-year schedule of the republican project by the organizing committee of the competition of dozens, partners and a public association, belarus and the places of the main mentor for a mother of many children and titled month alexandra nikiforova. we are doing everything in order to glorify the concept of a large family, that a mother of many children is fashionably modern. that's very beautiful. believe me, it is very beautiful, because it is not only external aesthetics, but also the internal component because they are all very open-hearted, they are sociable. they quickly grasp with them. in general, you can simply make mountains to turn, how cool they are and the same children, because they look at such a mother, they want to move. which of the mothers of many children will return home with the title of beauty of belarus and who will get diana the first and second look and mrs. we will find out already on the twenty-sixth of november, the final show of the republican project will be hosted by the minsk city palace of culture, in addition to

fashion? i do. i think this is one of those areas where republicans, democrats do tend to agree and find some bipartisanship. you heard schumer today. and when the history books are written about the donald trump presidency, some of those historians have not been born yet. by the way. they will talk about containing china as one of his top five accomplishments. there's no question whether it's technology transfer as trade deals. the aforementioned human rights abuses. the have long said that they will write that any american president should be containing china. and i do think there's bipartisanship there and there needs to be. and he should he deserves an enormous amount of credit for that. kelli and ben elbridge, great to see all of you. dr. fauci was grilled last week over allegations he colluded with big tech to squash the so-called covid misinformation out there. well, the ag who led that charge, missouri's eric schmitt is here next. he's going to give us the exclusive details of what went on inside that room. >> stay with us. yellowstone look the same today as they described in these east. one hundred

the republican caucus is not the democratic caucus. the number of fashion infractions would endorse caucus. lack of willingness among so many people in the far-right including the freedom caucus to just go along to get along to move forward and have some progress. the onset of kevin mccarthy actually being able to pull together the wins that he would need to actually push for a republican agenda are small. to keep the bare minimum of the government going would need a more product. votes it's just a fact at this point. as he becomes speaker. that would not enter into the, right there would not make it easy for him to actually stay in power. but i can't really see how anyone way to do better in the case if they were to arrest him. there is talk about possibly steve scalise this decade. -- trying to take over. but i do not see how he would manage to bridge that gap. any better, at this point, the mccarthy. a tough situation for republicans to be in and not where they want to be. >> you're saying he is no nancy. pelosi delivers or more people witness see pelosi

republicans. that people again, they voted in this split ticket fashion, and they think that if anything, now, afterfailed red wave, the reality is, a lot of these voters are once again going to end up in warnock's camp. so his team is feeling really good. both camps at this time are kind of strategizing as you mentioned at the top there about who might be joining them on the road, and what their message, how they might tinker with it, but they are really looking at a very sort of similar, in some ways, kind of constrained feel here. there are no new registered voters who are going to be able to participate in this runoff, so you really have to fire up your base, and make sure that they get to the polls again, and either on december 6th, which is the actual day of this election, or when early voting starts just a couple of days after thanksgiving. and it's not going to be a situation where we're looking at a 50% threshold again. it's just winner takes all. who has the most votes. >> antonia hylton live for us in atlanta, where i'm sure you will be posted up for the next month. thank you. >>> ten sta

. >> carley: the republican to unseat michael bennet is true of his radical agenda. that is campaign fashioncondemning the hidden camera, this is despicable and push the ater taking and aim at his wife out of donald trump's playbook. speed won >> todd: some democrat candidates taking to tiktok in an attempt to appeal g voters. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carley: jimmy failla, fox news radio, fox nation joins us now. this is how you and make the tiktok trend. not doing it anymore. >> covering an election but this turned into reality show called "america's got issues." it is so embarrassing and every one of those candidates have in common? they are going to lose! this is a desperate place to be. it is like the creepy, older person trying to look the hampton cool youth vote. all you are doing is getting your information stolen from china, congratulations. that is the question. why when doing calculus with posters and strategist do they think looking like the old drunk guy at the wedding is going to win collections? i don't see how those two things go together. >> they technically don't, but again back to these

fashion. we have to really recognize what we're up against. this is not just another election around the democrats and republicans. we're literally an election that we are determining what is the future of democracy in this country . not just what the black people can vote, but whether people can vote who may or may not have the same opinion as those that are in power. will we have free and fair access? will we have a system that people are not punished because they participate in election? so sir, there's a way that we've talked about this along racial lines. but in this country, it's also more difficult for transfer to vote, a disabled folk to vote ah, 9 english speaking people to vote a poor and working class people to vote. i mean, structurally, it seems to me that the most vulnerable in society have it hardest when it comes to accessing one of the very things it might make their lives easier, right. which is access to the democratic process. um, is this a new thing or has every we, historically always me to harder for all these wonderful groups to vote? i think we have, there has been some history of always m