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and what secretary of state antony blinken told our george stephanopoulos late today. ian pannell inside ukraine. >>> in the u.s. tonight, the alarming scene playing out at hospitals in at least 22 states. the alarming rise in children now hospitalized with respiratory illnesses. this isn't covid, but what authorities are warning about this and what parents should look for. >>> here in florida, three weeks to the day since hurricane ian hit. our team making their way across that destroyed causeway. the temporary fix. what's now been done. also, the health concerns here. the rise in flesh eating bacteria after the hurricane. and why some cars are catching fire and then reigniting. the warning and what to be aware of. matt gutman here in florida. >>> in miami tonight, the developing headline. the customs and border protection officer shot and killed during what they say is a training accident. accidentally shot in the chest. >>> 20 days until the midterms. the former police chief from orlando, the democrat, aiming to use her background in law enforcement against the incu

and what secretary of state antony blinken told our george stephanopoulos late today. here's our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell in kharkiv tonight. >> reporter: as ukraine and russia exchanged new rocket and missile strikes today, vladimir putin declared martial law in the four regions of ukraine that russia's illegally annexed. it gives authorities there more power to crack down, control, even mobilize the population. putin also ordered new emergency powers for the heads of all the regions within russia itself. it's a sign that more sweeping new restrictions may lie ahead for the russian people as putin's war unravels. and it is unraveling in the strategic southern city of kherson today. the only regional capital held by moscow, where russian-backed authorities began the forced evacuation and removal of some 60,000 civilians. a pro-kremlin official claimed it was to protect tem, but ukrainian officials warned russia wants to use them as human shields. u.s. secretary of state george stephanopolous putin is getting desperate. >> in saying that he's declaring ma

>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >>> breaking news. >> we're just beginning to see the scale of that destruction, it's likely to rank among the worst in the nation's history. >> at least 72 now confirmed killed, making hurricane ian florida's deadliest in more than 60 years. >> we've never seen a flood event like this. >> the damage is catastrophic. >> search and rescue efforts continue this morning. we're live in the storm zone, one-on-one with fema administrator deanne criswell and florida senator marco rubio. >>> putin's gambit. the russian president declares large portions of ukraine now belong to russia, the biggest land grab in europe since world war ii. >> america's fully prepared with our nato allies to defend every single inch of n paell rerts from ukrainear and former cia director david petraeus joins us in studio. >>> and -- >> did you speak with your husband about your beliefs that the election was stolen? >> ginni thomas testifies before the january 6th committee. 37 days before the midterms. >> leader mccarthy you have members in the c

this wee >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >>> breaking news. >>scale of that destruction, it's likely to rank among the worst in the nation's history. >> at least 72 now confirmed killed, making hurricane ian florida's deadliest in more than 60 years. >> we've never seen a flood event like this. >> the damage is catastrophic. >> search and rescue efforts continue this morning. we're live in the storm zone, one-on-one with fema administrator deanne criswell and florida senator marco rubio. >>> putin's gambit. the russian president declares large portions of ukraine now

plus, george stephanopoulos one-on-one with representative adam kinzinger about thursday's january 6thand he'll press transportation secretary pete buttigieg about the latest inflation report and when americans can expect some relief from rising prices. >>> well, now to the student debt relief the biden administration has been promising. the beta test version of the website to apply for the program going live this weekend. deidre bolton is here with more on just how it works. good morning, deidre. >> reporter: good morning, eva. this is a long awaited first step for students. borrowers will be able to submit their applications for debt relief and will not need to reapply if they submit their application during the beta test. as a reminder, the highest amount of debt relief up to $20,000, that goes to people who received a pell grant, a type of student aid given to students from low income families. all other borrowers with federal loans will qualify for up to $10,000 in relief, and, of course, as a reminder, the relief covers anyone who makes less than $125,000 in either the 2020 or 20

thanks francis and thank you for joining us this week >> announcer: "this week with george stephanopoulosuclear saber rattling is reckless and irresponsible. >> president biden warns of nuclear armageddon as vladimir putin faces another major setback in ukraine. north korea puts on a show of force, launching missiles over japan. >> the united states will not stand by as the dprk directly threatens the united states. >> the latest this morning with national security council spokesman john kirby and former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mike mullen. >>> october surprise. >> your own son has said you're not a family man. he has called you a liar. why should georgia voters

here now, george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." he lost the presidency nearly two years ago but donald trump is still at the center of american politics this week. now facing a subpoena and possible criminal referral from the january 6th committee. new questions about obstruction of justice in the mar-a-lago documents case. ongoing investigations by the s.e.c., the new york attorney general, the southern district of new york, a fulton county grand jury in georgia. all this as the former president rallies for republican candidates in the midterms and election deniers amplify his false claims. we'll speak with adam kinzinger, senior investigative reporter aaron katersky starts us off. >> good morning. just when you thought there was nothing more to learn about the final weeks of the trump administration comes the january 6th committee with new evidence of what the former president and his associates were planning even before election day, but the legal troubles that trump is now facing go far beyond january 6th. the january 6th commi

fire without a pull of the trigger," apparently contradicting what alec baldwin told abc's george stephanopoulos. >> well, the trigger wasn't pulled. i didn't pull the trigger. >> so you never pulled the trigger. >> no, no, no, no. i would never point a gun at anyone and pull the trigger at them, never. >> reporter: after watching that interview, matthew hutchins said he was angry that baldwin didn't take responsibility. >> the idea that the person holding the gun causing it to discharge is not responsible is absurd to me. >> reporter: but tonight, it would appear that husband has not only settled with alec baldwin, but is joining the production as an executive producer. as for the criminal case, the d.a. says if the facts and evidence warrant charges under new mexico law, then charges will be brought. no one is above the law. david? >> zohreen shah tonight, thank you. >>> we turn now to the new and chilling surveillance video of the california family being kidnapped and now missing. an 8-month-old baby girl, her parents, uncle, all seen placed in a truck. tonight, police have made an arrest, bu

>> announcer: "this week with george stephanopoulos" starts right now. >>> nuclear threat. >> this nuclear saber rattling is reckless and irresponsible. >> president biden warns of nuclear armageddon as vladimir putin faces another major setback in ukraine. north korea puts on a show of force, launching missiles over japan. >> the united states will not stand by as the dprk directly threatens the united states. >> the latest this morning with national security council spokesman john kirby and former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mike mullen. >>> october surprise. >> your own son has said you're not a family man. he has called you a liar. why should georgia voters believe your words over his? >> one month to the midterms. herschel walker's abortion scandal upends georgia's senate race. what will it mean for the gop chances in november? political director rick klein is at the midterm monitor. we're on the ground in the peach state for "power trip" and our powerhouse roundtable covers all the fallout. >>> plus, guns in america. >> it's the most complex policing landscape ever

in an exclusiveinterview with abc, george stephanopoulos , secretary of state antony blinken called putin's latest moves on an act of desperation. just in the last few weeks, he's tried to mobilize more forces. he's gone through with this. shame annexation of ukrainian territory now in saying that he's declaring martial law in places that he claims have people who somehow want to be part of russia that speaks to speak to his desperation but also in parts of russia. it seems like he's preparing for all out war. what we've seen already in the steps that putin has taken going increasingly after the civilian population in ukraine, um indiscriminately bombing targeting even, uh, power plants, bombs falling on schools on hospitals. that's pretty close. ukraine says about one third of his power stations have been destroyed by russian forces in recent days. andrew justin, thank you sources say the january 6th committee could subpoena former president trump as early as today, but they tell abc news the committee has yet to find a trump lawyer who is authorized to accept the subpoena on his behalf. m

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you can watch an interview this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 right here in abc 7. a candlelight vigil held in san francisco and remember it's of the hundreds of people who lost their lives during the recent uprisings in iran. dozens of iranian americans and supporters showed up to union square p protesters have rallied for the third week in a row after the death of a woman who died in custody of the iranian morality police. they display photos of those who have been killed by iranian police forces. in ukraine, troops regain control of the own territory in a battle with russia. russian forces have withdrawn from a once occupied city. the city had been an important site in the russian front line for ground communications and logistics. the russian defense ministry said it withdrew its forces due to the risk of being encircled by ukrainians. despite ukrainians getting back control of some of the territory , ukrainians in the bay area still fear for their families. tara campo spoke with one woman said her family -- camel -- can't foul -- tara campbell spoke with a fami

stephanie: the political team led by george stephanopoulos is thrown into the storm of a historic election in georgia. all that and much more in the new episode of power trip on hulu. >> on the next episode, you will see what happens when our reporters are put in the middle of a historic election and face the crazy realities of the campaign trail. there are so many races playing out there. it is super interesting, they try to track down herschel walker. we have to watch power trip sunday on hulu. stephanie: as george mentioned, you can watch the new episode tomorrow as well as catch up on the season on life is busy. so, come to shell and get three things done at once. first, fill up with shell v-power nitro+ to help keep your engine running like new. nice! then save up with the fuel rewards program and never pay full price for gas again. oh wow! and, finally, snack up to save even more at the pump. that's great! make the most of the stop you need to make with shell. wait! there's three of me? awesome! what happens to mail after you send it to the government. that led to an experience for o

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stephanie: the abc news political team led by george stephanopoulos is thrown into the storm of an historicelection in georgia. all that much more in the next episode of power trip on hulu. >> on the next episode you will see what happens when our seven young reporters are put in the middle of historic election. governor, senator, and when they try to track down senate candidate herschel walker. see what happens on power trip on hulu. stephanie: as george just mentioned, you can watch the new episode tomorrow and catch you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. stephanie: if you ever send mail to the federal government you may wonder if it reached the right person. you might not realize what happens to mail after the government. >> it was surreal, it was very surreal. it seem like a page out of a spy novel.

you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning, righte on abc 7. a reminder you can watch gavin newsom and brian dally right here on abc 7. it is the only governor's debate for the november 8 election. it starts at 6:00 today and we will be -- we will be streaming on our website and you can view it on demand through the bay area connected tv app. law enforcement across southern california are warning residents of an uptick in burglaries committed by south american theft groups. our reporter is in it -- is in a neighborhood where at least eight homes were burglar -- burgled last night. >> carey will never could -- whenever forget the night her rain camera caught some burglars in action. >> three guys are leaving our house right now. >> three men climbed into her huntington harbor home and ran away with belongings worth $250,000. two months prior, her neighbor experienced the same thing. >> you can have alarms, motion sensors, they are still getting in. they don't care. >> according to police, burglary stats are back at pre-pandemic levels

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antony blinken telling george stephanopoulos that putin is getting desperate. >> he has tried to mobilize more forces. he has gone through this annexation of ukraine territory and now sankey is declared martial law in places he claims have people who want to be part of russia. that speaks to his aspiration. >> bombings have attacked civilian areas and the german chancellor said the attacks are strengthening the western alliance against putin. iran denied sublime pressure with drugs used in the attacks. the state department says there is abundant evidence the drugs used are from iran. reggie: people in oakland -- kumasi: people in oakland are growing more pessimistic about the direction of their city. or that half of voters do not see oakland as a good place to live. top concerns are homelessness, housing, gun violence, and crime. last night the outgoing mayor addressed those topics and more during her final state of the city address. cleo rodriguez's life with more on what she said at the progress she says has been made. gloria: mayor libby schaaf coming out of office. she says her time i

this morning george stephanopoulos spoke with secretary of transportation pete buttigieg asking him about democrats plan for the economy. buddha judge highlighted steps taken by the biden administration to combat rising gas prices and the cost for everyday goods. he's looking to build on american infrastructure relieve supply line bottlenecks and lower prescription prices. here. you have this environment where americans are facing a lot of pressure because prices are up and we have ways to bring prices down, right the chips act that's bringing manufacturing back to the united states the pact getting veterans the benefits they deserve of course the infrastructure bill the inflation reduction act on top of that american rescue plan. buddha judge argued in part that while inflation is possible. it is not inevitable he also mentioned that the administration is implemented multiple plants to strengthen the american economy. well the parents of an injured teen are accused of attacking a high school principal in yuba county sheriff's deputies were called to break up a student fight near lyndhurs

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you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right hereon abc 7. dozens of people turned out in san francisco for a march and rally in support for abortion rights. ons a kw abortion laws people joined together with signs demanding legal abortion care throughout the country this abortion laws in several states. also in san francisco supporters of hazra a minority group in afghanistan gathered to protest increased attacks in that country. last week a suicide bomber in kabul targeted mostly young women who were preparing for their university exams. the united nations says 35 people were killed in 82 wounded yesterday's demonstration called for the genocide to stop. that's our genocide has to be recognized by the united nation in investigation has to be stored in. there have been several attacks and the last year at hazara places of worship schools and other public places so far. there has been no response from the ruling taliban. this morning. there's a growing concern as the cooler weather arrives and flu season approaches health experts. sa

to the american people how likely he will lie to them whether it was in an interview with george stephanopoulos that he needed to keep some force there. if americans can get to the airport, they can get to the airport al-qaeda is gone from afghanistan but that was when his -- his approval rating fell -- fell -- went into negative territory. more disapprove than approve. but over and over again, it's not just the lying, it's also the policy that has rained hardship down upon the american people and lowered our standard of living and at every turn their policies create a problem and then deny there's a problem and when the denial is no longer obtainable they blame everybody, anybody, big me to big pharma to big oil and we see this happening again. this is their policy. maria: i think lie is the right word. i mean, there's so much misinformation coming from the oval office, a recession is not a recession, the border is secure, no, it's not. border agents whipped migrants, no they didn't. it just goes on and on, joe. you wrote a whole book about it. joe: this is the colorful color for come on, man,

you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning on abc dozens of people turned out in san francisco for a march and rally in support of abortion rights. >> we do not talk enough about abortions, i really do believe the shame and guilt i felt withholding in my story for so many years impacted my help -- health. karina: the rally aimed to fight new abortion laws, people join together with signs demanding legal abortion care throughout the country. this comes after governor newsom's recent political stance going against abortion laws and several other states. san francisco supporters of a minority group in afghanistan gathered to protest increased attacks in the country. >> last week, a suicide bomber targeted mostly young women who were preparing for the university exams. the u.n. says 35 people were killed and 82 wounded. yesterday's demonstrations called for the genocide to stop. >> the genocide has to be recognized by the united nations . an investigation has to be started. karina: there have been several attacks in the last year at plac

seth myers asked questions and responded in the same manner as chuck todd or george stephanopoulos, whichf the media, which is why we can have a vice president and make mistakes like that beauty pageant -- >> jesse: poor miss south carolina. what about when she said that trump broke the border and she's fixing it? >> right. that's unbelievable to it. we left a system that was intact. remain in mexico, title 42, the mexican government putting thousands of troops on their northern border because president trump said hey, if you don't do something, i'm going to slap tariffs on you. so they moved. they acted. this is somewhat -- that line she had, if you're a leader participate in a solution, she was dispatched to europe to stop the ukraine war. she couldn't do that. dispatched to the southern border 1 time to fix it. couldn't do that. voting rights. the list goes on. her only answer is to blame it on trump. and karine jean-pierre did the same thing from the podium. >> jesse: it looks like democrats want to legalize cannabis federally. you think that will play? >> no. because everyone looking

george stephanopoulos because one-on-one with the states attorney for baltimore city in a live interviewur gma for slick i am andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. fixed tiktok is planning to build fulfillment centers creating a supply chain that could compete directly with amazon. according to new job listings from the company, they are seeking to manage new international warehouses and they need help with e-commerce logistics. it's going to handle deliveries and returns but it doesn't appear to be crating its on transportation system. >> if you want to take your luggage, no you're not. the german airline is banning people from activating your tags. it says the air to exact like cell phones and are classified as dangerous and need to be turned off. here in the u.s., but the faa and the tsa allow wireless tracking devices. >> if you are heading to a warriors game you will have more food and drink options to choose from. they will sell items in the arena and that includes cowgirl creamery, vietnamese food from middle girl, jamaican food and sweets from thatcher's popcorn. the warriors open

you can watch the full interview with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning on abc seven. of an injured teenager are accused of attacking a high school and civil in yuba county. sheriff step these were called to break up a student fight last month. one student went to the hospital for treatment. the deputy said the parents showed up the next day and the father began assaulting the school principal. the deputies found a ghost gun and confirmed it was brought onto school property. the parents face a number of charges including assault on a school employee and possession of a weapon on a school campus. on broadway, dim the lights -- they dimmed the lights in memory of angela. she might be merit for murder she wrote but she left her mark on the stage. she made her broadway debut in 1957 and 15 tony awards -- won five tony awards. she died at the age of 96. look at these visuals. tens of thousands of people from across the country gathered at new river gorge, america's newest national park. the biggest attraction there was base jumping. it is the only dance allowed on that 876

you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning, rightreminder you can watch gavin newsom and brian dally right here on abc 7. today is the only governor's debate before the november 8 election. it starts at 6:00 today, and we will be streaming on our website and you can view it on demand through the bay area connected tv app. that is available on apple tv and roku. law enforcement across southern california are warning residents of an uptick in burglaries committed by south american theft groups. our reporter is in a neighborhood where at least eight homes were broken into last month. >> carrie will never forget the night her ring camera caught some burglars in action. >> my family was like, three guys are leaving our house right now. >> three men climbed into her huntington harbor home and ran away with belongings worth $250,000. two months prior, her neighbor experienced the same thing. >> you can have alarms, motion sensors, they are still getting in. they don't care. >> according to huntington beach police, burglary stats are back at

thinks americans can expect to feel relief you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulosis morning right here on abc 7. well the parents of an injured teen are accused of attacking a high school principal in yuba county sheriff's deputies were called to break up a student fight near lyndhurst high school and all of her's last month one student went to the hospital for treatment now deputies say the parents showed up at school the next day and the father began assaulting the principle the deputies found a ghost gun at the parents home and confirm that it had been brought on to school property a couple is facing a number of charges including assault on a school employee and possession of a weapon on a school campus. broadway dim the lights in honor of angela lansbury last night. she may be best remembered for her role in my favorite in the hit tv series murder she wrote, but she also left her mark on the stage lansbury made her broadway debut in 1957 and earned five tony awards over the years. she also received a lifetime achievement award lansbury died last week at the age

in federal recovery efforts in its wake you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. a candlelight vigil was held in san francisco and rememberance of the hundreds of people who have lost their lives during the recent uprisings in iran dozens of iranian women and america and other supporters showed up saturday iranian americans to union square protesters have rallied for the third week now in a row after the death of masa amani who died in custody of the iranian morality, please organizers displayed photos of people they say have been killed by iranian security forces and now developing news in ukraine where troops continue to regain control of the country's own territory in the battle with russia russian forces have withdrawn from the once occupied ukrainian city of lyman a key transportation hub. the city had been an important site in the russian front line for ground communications and logistics in a statement. the russian defense ministry said it withdrew is forces due to the risk of being encircled by ukrainians and despi

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liz: this week with george stephanopoulos is >>> just nine days to the midterm elections, as races tighten trail. a special edition of "this week" starts right now. >>> the choice couldn't be clearer. the stakes couldn't be higher. >> america is in crisis. revival is coming. >> when we vote we win. >> over 20 million votes already cast, midterm turnout on track to break records. we're on the road, crisscrossing states that could flip control of congress. las vegas is all about hospitality, restaurant jobs, hotel jobs, and not all of those jobs have come back. what's driving voters to the polls. so are you hoping for a red wave? >> kind of.

>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >>> the final stretch. >> an election's not a referendum it's a choice. >> if you want our country to fail vote democrat. >> too much at stake. >> just over two weeks until the midterms over 7 million votes already cast. this morning, a look at the races that could determine the balance of power as we come to you live from arizona. >> arizona is about electing kari lake. >> what's at stake in this election? >> democracy is at stake. >> election deniers in a battle to take over the gop. >> the party leadership is a cabal right now. >> a cabal of what? >> a cabal of like-minded thugs. >> i know you guys want to act like the republican party is fractured it's not. >> we traveled the state speaking to both candidates for governor and voters. >> we're on our way to becoming a socialist country. >> i used to be a republican and i no longer am. >> why? >> because of trump. >> joining us this sunday, rick klein with our new poll and the latest forecast from fivethirtyeight. >>> the democrat tasked with holding the house, sean patri

elizabeth: watch abc's george stephanopoulos, and watch aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez, she got shoutedn by a voter, watch this. >> saying there will be all this new secret service evidence comes out but i guess my big question is what else do we need to know? he lost the election. he lied about it. he stoked up a crowd of armed militants. they stormed the capital while he watched on tv. shouldn't that be case closed? >> congresswoman, none of this matters unless there is a nuclear war which you voted to send arms and weapons to ukraine tulsi gabbard she left the democratic party because there are war hawks. okay? you originally voted, you ran as an outsider. yet you've been voting to start this war in ukraine. you're voting to start thermonuclear war with russia and china. why are you playing with the lives of american citizens. elizabeth: voters are outraged. you can feel it, nick. i mean they're not, so they're talking about the capitol riots but not the origins of the covid pandemic. not pandemic fraud where government workers and homeland security and irs are stealing pandemic reli

. >> looking at all of this kind of altogether, the secretary of state was on abc and george stephanopoulosladimir putin is a rational actor or player. let me play what he said. >> it is hard to put yourself in someone else's mind. i think he's rational but the decisions he's making are maybe putter put his objectives are not rational. >> how do you deal with that, though, ambassador? how do you eventually or at all negotiate with someone like that? >> you probably don't, kate. you probably don't negotiate. president zelenskyy has made it clear he will not negotiate with president putin. he'll negotiate with the next russian president. but to negotiate with someone who is performing these atrocities, that is killing your people, killing ukrainians, civilians. this is not a military fight. this is the russians under president putin attacking civilians, schools, hospitals, power plants, hoping that the ukrainians will be miserable this winter. how do you negotiate with that kind of a person? you wait until you have pushed russians out of their country and that is what the ukrainians say. they

you can watch that full interview with this week on george stephanopoulos at 8 this morning right hereahead on abc 7 mornings riding the rails. we'll take you for a look at the world's largest passenger train where you'll have to go to take it and alive look outside this morning looking atime right nowd we'll chat with lisa when we get back. this morning we want to show. you an incredible sight of one of the most spectacular tracks through the alps a swiss railway company says it is that a record for the world's longest passenger train 1.2 miles to be exact and this is video of saturday's trip, of course people lined up to watch the train wind its way through 22 tunnels and 48 bridges. that's incredible the entire journey took over an hour it traveled about 15 and a half miles. the reshun railway company says the 100 carriage train was designed to celebrate 175 years of swiss rail and pay tribute to the country's engineers. that is really cool to see how it we use through those tunnels lisa. oh, yeah, very cool and kind of gets you in the mood for the change of seasons as we try to loo

. >> you had me on for "this week with george stephanopoulos" when i had a super pac.rk hair. [ laughter ] >> you know, when he was on that show, i was interviewing him in his old character and have never been on his new show. >> and you were there to talk about "power trip" but you had a really good time. >> we had a great time. it was really, really fun. >> i watched the interview this morning and had a nice chuckle. both of you look fabulous with your salt and pepper. >> thank you, lara. >> should we plug your show? >> the new episode drops sunday. we'll have a preview tomorrow. thank you. >>> let's go to ginger. >> george "wild man" stephanopoulos. i like the new name. can i show you the pictures from the mississippi river? we know it fluctuates with rain and snow melt from year to year. look at this. we are approaching historic lows. that's right there on the state line of tennessee and missouri. people walking out way farther than you ever can on the sand. the sand has showed up. we have major issues to barges and our shipping. i spoke to a shipping company yeste

so you ended up with these kind of junior the hill aides like george stephanopoulos in very, very high level consequential positions and a real turning away. anyone with institutional knowledge of the executive branch. and that was a huge huge problem. so that's my that's my those are my kind of, you know, reminiscent time but it was i think that's so resonant thinking about this the kind of this weirdness is it political is administrative, is it being treated and how are different actors? and certainly in 2020, you had outgoing administration was very much treating it as entirely political as you're. that's a good point. i just have a memory, just very briefly, that when bill clinton was he elected governor, very young. i think in about 1978. yeah. and then he lost the only time he lost an election. and one of the reasons he lost is because jimmy carter or president jimmy carter sent in those cuban prisoners into which was very unpopular and helped clinton to lose in 1980. i think so. maybe it was some payback for that? i think so. warring southern democrat politicians. all right. the

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