and gives it to jahmyr gibbs. gibbs with a stiff arm. not going to get the first down. he's about three yards shy. jardin gilbert brought him down. gary: found some space. one deke inside and almost got this thing for a first down. brad: the clock moving. under 2:30 third down and 3. both backs will be in for alabama. gibbs is going to split out as a wide receiver as he trots out to the top of your screen. jase mcclellan stays in. gibbs in motion. mcclellan, straight ahead. nothing doing, the ball came out momentarily. he got it back. it's fourth down. gary: so a&m is going to get the football back. we do know one thing. if number nine was in the game they'd be flowing the football from. don't blame them. trying to make the first down running the ball but now a&m has a chance. brad: out of time-outs and down four. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like...

meijer lost to election lawyer john gibbs whom democrats worked to boost in the primary hoping that gibbsier for them to beat in november. gibbs insists that it's, quote, mathematically impossible that joe biden won in 2020. gibbs has accused democrats of taking part in se tannic rituals and says america has suffered as a result of the women's suffrage movement. congressman peter meijer joins me now. good to see you again. democrats spent more than $400,000 on ads promoting gibbs. if he wins in november, is the democratic party at least partly responsible? >> you know, i think it's impossible to look at that type of cynical action and not see a degree of responsibility for having, frankly, achieved the outcome that they may not have desired. obviously they did that and they are hoping that they can flip this seat. but as i said before, you know, less electable is not unelectable. in the moment we're in right now, i saw the segment you were playing earlier, the assumption on the democrats' behalf is these republicans have a personality problem, so we will surely overperforma. but the democ

it that anne gibbs, the lady from channel 12 news? [ gasps ] oh, my god! it's anne gibbs! oh, i love her! that reaction would've been big if it was anne hathaway. oh, she is hiding quite a figure behind that desk. okay, what's going on with you and anne gibbs? come on. we gotta go say hi to her. okay, we're doing this? mitchell: hey. hi. hi. i'm sorry. um, i am such a fan. i was so moved by that story you did about the gymnast with the hump. - you want to hear something crazy? - yeah. he just got a scholarship to notre dame. - no! oh, my gosh! [ laughs ] - yeah. [ laughs ] you probably get this all the time, but i have a story for you. i represent some homeless people in a case against a corporation that pays them slave wages. how long has this been going on? since 2012. we're just trying to shine a light - on how awful they're being. - truly awful. - are you working on this, too? - oh, gosh. no, no. - i'm just this one's husband. - yeah.

mister gibbs, republicans keep hammering opponents on three things.nflation and immigration. but they do not offer any policy solutions on the other side. where the race is so close? >> well, i think it's an atmospheric thing largely that these races are so close. you seen sort of hit these magic three for the a long time. remember, stephanie, they had an argument within the republic senate campaign committee about whether they would propose any solutions. mitch mcconnell didn't want to go anywhere near solutions, understanding that once you start trying to solve some of these problems, they get a lot more complicated. but i would believe that republicans continue to hammer this, hammer inflation and democrats will continue to hammer abortion and other aspects of things they want to run on. i think we are headed towards three weeks from this very moment a remarkably close election. >> why do democrats not have to talk about the economy robert? the economy is not all good and all bad. it's complicated, and democrats can hang their hat on action they ha

joining us now is former obama white house press secretary, robert gibbs. boston globe senior writer. kristen stays with us. brendan, a lot of people are criticizing rafael warnock. he was better in a debate that did not have walker face-to-face last night. but for not going after him more and also the format because it seemed when a moderator asks walker after all this controversy over the abortion issue when christian showed him a check and he acknowledged that was indeed his signature, but fact he was given one minute to rebut that from the moderator then warnock didn't follow up. was there a missed opportunity, brendan, do you think from the democratic incumbent senator in that debate? >> well, warnock clearly has a strategy that he doesn't think he needs to get into the mud on this and that he's hurting walker. in the second debate when walker wasn't there, he thought to bring it up. i think the debate was really good for walker in a few ways. one, he skated on this issue largely that we're discussing, but he also showed up and looked a lot more compet

democrats spent more than $400,000 promoting gibbs.s in november, is a democratic party partly responsible? >> i think it's impossible to look at that type of cynical action and not see a degree of responsibility for having, frankly, achieve the outcome that they may not have desired. obviously they did that and are hoping that they can flip this seat. as i said before, less electable is not unelectable. in the moment we are in right now, and i saw the segment you were playing earlier, the assumption of the democrats is whether republicans have a personality problem so we will surely overperform. but the democrats have a policy problem. they have tried to avoid any semblance of fixing what is wrong in their own house by just pointing out the faults and the issues on the republican side of the aisle. but frankly, this is going to be a hard time when the economy is in the direction that it is right now, when gas prices continue to rise, when inflation is crippling americans ' wallets. if the choice is between someone who is, quote unquot

i'm looking at john gibbs in michigan, for example.o you take responsibility for helping election deniers? >> well, at the dccc there's only one race in the country, one, where we engage in the tactic you're talking about. what we did was ran an ad that's true that said he's too extreme for western michigan. we ran that general election ad about two weeks early. and hillary sculton has been beating him -- >> you stand by that strategy? >> and she's going to beat him. in a budget of $340 million, we spent about $400,000 running a true general election commercial two weeks early calling john gibbs an extremist, which he is. that's all you're talking about. i can't answer to what governors did or what senators did or what other people did. but the committee i ran in a budget of $300 million put $400,000 into speeding up a general election ad that was truthful. and we're going to win that race. >> the top three issues when we talk to voters they tell us they're concerned about are economy, inflation and crime. half of voters, according to

fulfill that commitment once this midterm election is over. >> susan page, mark murray and robert gibbs see you all. thank you. and a major recognition today for the man who helped carry the nation through the 2008 financial crisis. former federal reserve chairman, ben bernanke, has been awarded this year's nobel prize in economics along with fellow u.s. economists, douglas diamond. he said the failure of institutions can cause collapse when he pushed a veil off the largest banks in 2008. many criticized that move but also credit it with staving out of a worse economic crisis. former princeton professor was first appointed to head bill clinton's white house and rose to lead the federal reserve. he is one of the first economic policymakers in many years to win the nobel recognition. >>> and women on the march. weekend protests pouring on to college campuses in cities across around. women leading the movement. our team is on the movement in tehran. some of the only western journalists in the country. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. watching "anl reports" on msnbc. thou

back with earp gibbs, mitch roschelle, very shrewd with their money.can avoid it. and i'm not saying mitch roschelle is cheap, but i am saying he watches every dollar. [laughter] that's tough to do with kids who like the streamlining service and probably don't like commercials. >> we had a fiasco a couple weeks ago when we realized we couldn't watch the sunday ticket because we don't have a correct tv of dish. we called them. unless -- directv. unless you have you have the tissue on your house, you can't get it. -- dish on your house, you can't get it. i added up all the things that we pay for, and it's like i have an extra cord. we thought we cut it. got netflix, amazon, spotify, you've got sirius satellite in the car, paramount president, we don't have disney+. and some of the amc, if you want to watch a specific show, you have to get that on demand to watch "better call saul," of course, so it all adds up. and i think we've just replaced one wallet with another wallet. one haas thing, you still need -- last thing. you still need internet in your hou

>> by the way, robert gibbs, it is interesting, just listening to everybody here. is getting some support and people are saying they want somebody a little more muted than donald trump. this isn't really too complicated about why people are believing what they're believing as far as stolen elections go because the guy that they looked up to almost in a personality cult type way knew he was going to lose to biden and so he started saying six months before the election that the election was rigged, that mail-in voting was rigged. that all of these states were going to be rigged, and we said on this show, three months, four months before the election that wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania should do their voting just like florida. just like ron desantis's florida, count the early votes when you have them, and we'll know by 10:00 or 11:00 at night, who the winner is. we have now found out from steve bannon that trump and everybody else didn't want that to happen because they knew the day of votes that would be counted first would go in their direction. so this actua

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marion street asset management investor erin gibbs. erin, that is a fascinating piece.ink about it. we're near a point only the global financial crisis and early stages of the pandemic we lost more wealth. how much wealth does the fed have to lose? we're at 54%. record is 61%. i think the great depression is1%? >> the fed is very focused on their mandates of inflation and unemployment. unfortunately i think they will not be looking at the wealth effect. they're looking to get unemployment higher, getting inflation lower. i think they're laser-focused on those two data points. charles:.plot is 4%, 4 1/2%. most economists that i talk to think at the rate we're going will be at least 5%. chris lowe who was on last week said over 6%. again those are the risks, if they push too hard. >> exactly and obviously we're already seeing declines in profit expectations on a corporate level as we were talking if fundamentals really mattered and we had to worry about growth. charles: you're saying fundamentals throw them out of window for now? >> i think we're in such a macrotrending e

and the result of that money from the democrats, gibbs won his republican primary. and meyer is leaving politics. the race this november, still a tossup. and it is possible that another election liar will end up in congress, to which republican congressman adam kinzinger says this. >> if peter's opponent wins and goes on to november and wins, the democrats own that. congratulations. don't keep coming to me asking where are all the good republicans who defend democracy and then take your donor's money and spend half a million dollars promoting one of the worst election deniers that's out there. >> so, how do the democrats explain this? s political decisions that are made out there are made in furtherance of our winning the election because we think the contrast between democrats and republicans, as they are now, is so drastic that we have to -- very to win. >> we have to win, pelosi says, therefore they're nominating fringe candidates in the republican party. i'm trying to think of other times democrats were convinced the candidate was so extreme there was no way he

trump backed john gibbs.ously, obscure, a guy who had written that women should never be given the right to vote. of course, he is a sure of trump's big election lie. the result of that money from the democrats, gibbs won his republican primary. meyer is leading politics. the race this november, still a toss-up. it is possible that another election liar will end up in congress to which republican congressman adam kissinger says this,. >> if peters opponent wins and goes and wins, the democrats on that, congratulations. don't keep coming to me asking where all the good republicans that defend democracy are and then take your donors money and spend half 1 million dollars promoting one of the worst election deniers that is out there. >> how do democrats explain this? >> the political decision that are made out there are made in furtherance of our winning the election because we think the contrast between democrats and republicans as they are now is so drastic that we have to, we have to win. >> we have to win pe

my many gibbs at lunch, but no breakfast or snack like this. i you. it's the same thing every day. yeah. that'll get by the ration ca gets you one loaf of bread per person. bobo sola a little him. the rest has to be poured on the black market element. or let's see if they have any sausage immensely. we got a lot different. what's the price difference between here and the black market? i oh, and i was a 3 or 4 times the price. what ambrose buckets with kilos of chicken coast 90 pesos here and 350 paces on the black market. i went to the santa st. glenda, i bought a home for boy, a grant to call it a black market online. it's a normal market challenge. i'll go in stores that next and i'll say lymphoma had that what really happened obviously have shopped for overpriced goods at the market . but for years in cuba we've had this culture of surviving through unofficial train equally. so you never got officially, it doesn't exist. guinasso that every one knows about it and has to shock tag i. when contrast, even the authority shop at the market, things you can't get anywhere else. i broug

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are thrilled about this market joining me main street asset management chief financial officer erin gibbshah gilani. let me start with you, you're calling today's action a dead cat bounce. could it go any further before fizzling out? >> oh, it could certainly get 10%, we can go up 10% fairly easy maybe even 12%. this is the same scenario we saw off of the june lows, and we saw it again elsewhere, but we're going to continue to see this and market gets extreme ly oversold. there's a lot of cash on the sidelines, a lot of great companies starting to look very cheap, could get cheaper, and so guess what happens? you got a new quarter, let's go do some buying and see if this could last see if we can get some momentum into maybe an options expiration weekend, and then we get the short cover ing and you get all that so easily we could see a pop here but it's going to be another dead cat bounce. the headwinds remain the fed is going to continue to raise rates and there's nothing that the market can do about that other than trying to digest that and hope for a pivot which isn't going to come. cha

mr. gibbs, off nominees, leaf installs from olympia. it's footer's. that's always thrilled me personally begun is the shots of the high divers taken by hands earlier from one of my grandfather's cameraman, want them to always captured images of the clouds before the diver jumps off and performs his pearl wet guns on the pillow. and of course, i see my grandfather in her somewhere will mangos father is faulty. at least d e. d. done by it was my idea to install my camera inside a soccer ball faced with a little window and operated from outside using rubberized controls to come up. that was my 1st underwater camera going on. then i took these great shots at the olympics door. so the, the next day the footage was presented, and lenny shouted for joy. 100, you did that. it's unbelievable. but then she kissed me in front of every one already. you don't mean that embarrassed me right in front of my colleague. is it a pain? the butt, but yeah, when i worked hard on the unchanged camera, you know, all the yoga regular of i did all the in felton camera. wow. do

he will prescribe more america through by gibbs who are still pulling over in cruise or whitening started mr. chisher to their particular lizard of sweetie, ms. warner. what we, what bernoulli, mitchell? already in the alter, there were divisions among the allies. dish darzy isn't involved in the juvenile heiner louisville won't. brock did see a team. georgia. i'm so glad i'm tickled willis was will auntie so that is, was the englander, the america whitened us over to our 0 fear. sharpen sure. george raven that he knocked him greek, her later pyramid as a red, toyota. and a month later in march 1945, the allies entered secret negotiations with germany. with the surrender of the german troops in northern italy. dissolve it or what does meet the common truly and darker state. take to name is what are bob kelly and the vest, mr. follett's dammit. not for ended as quick as europe properly stolen. keegan who was as of italian. i'll either depend middle of it or not along i li it or find that i sent him it in front of our phone politician because he spoke his m for art home or allison positioni

, that is having to be managed globally and i think they're doing the best job they can. >> robert gibbs, thanks for sticking with us through it all. appreciate it. great to talk to you, sir. >>> we'll be right back, everybody. l be right back, everybody. ♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. they say you eat with your eyes first, so here's a good look at our new thick n fluffy french toast. artisan challah dipped in vanilla cinnamon batter. french toast the way it's meant to be. try all three flavors. only at ihop. download the app and earn free food with every purchase. (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associated british ports can now only at ihop. precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through their uk port every year. don't just connect your business. right on time. make it even smarter. we call this enterprise intelligence. vo: it's a new day. because now updated covid vaccines protect against both the o

they called gibbs of the constitution and demanded that the people re protected from fascism on april 7th, 18 president of ukraine to kina made a speech for the disposal of his blue which but it was this under tourist fishing, his old fema. mm. you probably dont have glove cuz you get a book book fair. my station was one of the gift letter dominica. so you're good for middle out some norrick. i still grand scott used to pro issue that he had tacos where i'm supposed to see what are you on the $5.00 off a $1000.00 bill in such ear, so i work of, oh, scuse me scarlet, but that is dylan you were. so the, what the issue erica dorsey did is, i think that you start to rush, you start to move oh. in april 2014 ukraine's leaders started to divide the country's population into us and them were krajina, buford, kara, or sterling virginia and the coachman still greater than yessir of little cluster. oh, could you to delegate the shoot? gotta sub sheila, you store or credit your towson year. i see it got the rou. should human i see? are some marcia furnished a ball. good. good. that's a studio to

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ah, ah, i minute. gibbs mccann, and welcome to the program. ukraine's allies are pledging to help keep for as long as it takes. now this follows extensive missile and drones strikes by russia on multiple ukrainian cities. the bombardment is targeted civilians and energy infrastructure. ukraine says the strikes of killed at least to 19 people. leaders of the g 7 group of nations have condemned the latest attacks as indiscriminate and their vowing to hold russian president vladimir putin to account. this scene is a reminder, war is still at their doorstep. people and keep taking shelter in a subway station. they were worn by air raid sirens, which have repeatedly sounded, since the russian barrage began on monday. its terrorism. you understand that you are not safe at home, even if there is no infrastructure by 2 walls in a basement will not save you. this is all the ukrainians have been working quickly to repair the damage, the russians targeted power stations, but also the playground. she and she was sitting out did say this can be compared with anything. it's in desperation with no an

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ah, hello richard gibbs burton eureka listening post where we provide explanatory journalism about journalism and the global news media. we begin with a narrative that is shifting in russia since the kremlin annexation of 4 provinces in eastern ukraine, its forces have suffered setbacks, some russian voices on the airwaves, and online have grown more critical, not a vladimir putin that comes with consequences, but of the russian military, these aren't anti war voices. for the most part, those have been silenced. the pro war putin faithful, are now grappling with defeats. they never expected to see russian troops in retreat from towns likely mon. inside the annexation zone, the generals taking the flock are getting it from some public figures who carry considerable clouds on line loyalists on usually subservient state television channels are echoing that, and the military bloggers go to sources for russians trying to find more authentic reporting from the battlefield or painting a picture that's everybody's bleak. the angle of this story that has not drawn enough attention, the nuclear one and

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robert gibbs, we worked in politics in hindsight in what seems lik a quainter time.o doesn't accept you as the legitimate president? >> it's a great question. thequ good news is there are cybersecurity experts and intelligence experts that are monitoring this. i have no doubt the state department and even the white house will countries about this and i hope we're particularly vigilant in russia as things go south for vladimir putin in ukraine,ir i have to imagine the are plans in and around his desk to get -- to do something nefarious around our elections. as frank said, it just doesn't make sense that they wouldn't. >> robert gibbs and frank begluzzi, we'll continue to cover what to expect in terms of how people with expected to vote, but i feel it's important to cover what the national security and domestic security picture looks like. we'll do that frequently. thank you for spending time with us. quick break for us. we'll be right back. ♪wow, uh-huh♪ advantage: me! can't wait 'til i turn 65! take advantage with an aarp medicare advantage plan... only from unitedhe

i do a think clever grains of foreign affairs has found himself, gibbs void, interest russian practices, low volume and lexus. he said that it was in fact, behind a number of tags on the billboard region, as well as in crimea for a new less crimea is not an immediate operational target. but if you ask me, who are the ones blowing things up in crimea, or in belgrade? i will answer you privately. yes, we are the ones doing hold on for one and let's. those are russian comedians noted for their prank telephone calls, a problem or some officials. their answers often snare those who are critical of the russian government and its foreign policy. we spoke to the earlier regarding the latest set up dancing. i wish it was very interesting point when he said, i am from the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine, and we will demand that russia be recognized as a sponsor of terrorism. look at yourself when you admit that your country organizes sabotaged and terrorist attacks on the territory of the crimea and the belgrade region. although officially, you do not talk about it claiming that russia is

who's gibbs in fluid? we don't care about the crimea breach once we've received the necessary technical options, it will become a target for us to go for. there is nothing to discuss. we don't have an opportunity yet, but once we get it, we'll targeted to the point where she should and it seems that they found the opportunity and the way to do it. and they did just fats, even though now again, they're saying that somehow russia did it, and this somehow helps us out on our 9 what way, shape or form this would help russia. but again, those are the latest claims from t if journalist on founder of a dumbass inside a web site. chris down there on said russia should recognize ukraine is a terrorist stay. i think it's a turning point, and i think where the russia should reconsider the 4 months of the intervention in the don't boss and sons that you ever get any ukranian general now or the call to transform the special material for ration into an into terrorist operation. and i think it should be dawn, it's alread

forest threatened to turn the screw, first morgan gibbs denied by a last ditch park.ous pressure. van dijk given the freedom of nottingham in the box, but these fingertips came to his side's rescue. a momentous win for nottingham forest, one that might just kick—start their season. plenty of forrest fans celebrating a big scalp on their return to the top flight after a 23—year absence. a very important win for the club. obviously a lot of nice history around the fixture, and the fact we are back in the premier league, this is definitely a game that fans would look forward to, so for us to win the games is an important one for many generations of the supporters and players as well. going forward, it's a good reference point for us to show that we can compete at this level and we can create chances, and we're feeling very satisfied with our work and deserving of it as well. i have no idea how we could lose this game to be honest. not that we played exceptionally well, i did not expect that. with all the changes we had to make and the intense week we had behind us, it wa

oh, less 50 to go sit taylor debbie, debbie gibbs at the bottom of i will go to that a lot of this all tear. oh wow. in 50 it fun to watch. up to what movie industry do. offer dijon. co archer on this. she did the ticklish at gurkin, chicago. the government in paris, san colonial authorities in algiers were caught, equally by surprise. the government continued to take a hard line minister of the interior housewarming day. all went to algeria with you all. when you have black. gov. i'll hold with you secretly. glad you did. the other hip walked off. please let me go. there is more luxury, phil of hon. it a 4th never gwinnett thought, but his l. thoughtful doughty, thick, less yet with in the space of 15 days, the french army doubled, did strength, and went into immediate action to the french. algeria belonged to france. it was even divided into the bottom, all french administrative areas. any rebellion was unthinkable up. we'll come all she knew you call sean ski. sorry. she'd drindrat plenty pulled off. lucy's door thought mattie thought he had actually fall. says genius, that a bar on

so i said, no more picking on robert gibbs! you have those moments. there are those times when you are all together, and you're having a serious conversation about where you will be sending u.s. troops. these are things that allow you to come back, and trust each other with the debate. and again, having that moment with you, and i'm going to disagree with, you but i will disagree, with you respectfully. i think those trips were, very, very important. not the least of which is, to bear witness to what goes on in the world, and to bring it back. i know there are people who have a tendency to brag that they didn't have a passport, but i think, when you are elected to the u.s. house of representatives of the united states senate, you do call the president a leader of the free world. it's nice to be able to get to know places outside of the united states, in order to make appropriate decisions. >> this is just a wrap up question. because, when you served, there was relatively so few women in congress, at that time. do you feel that you didn't only represen

he was defeated in the republican primary by john gibbs. meyer is likely to hold a seat won by joe biden by nine points and it will be tough for the republicans to hold it. on the other hand a friend of mine, allen, he was a very popular mayor of the second most populous city in rhode island. i hate to say this, it's cranston, rhode island. he has been a very popular figure there and really an-out standing possibility to become the first republican congressman from new england. today the republicans have no members of the u.s. house from new england. he could break that barrier. >> dana: top voter issues. economy 84%. education, schools, 77. inflation, 76, crime 69. abortion is an important issue for some voters. in the case of very close races undecideds if that was the issue the democrats might hold on. james carville warned this about democrats running on abortion. a lot of consultants think is all we run abortion spots it will win for us. i don't think so. it is a good issue but if you sit there and pummeling you on crime and the cost o

erin gibbs with us, main street asset management cio, rob luna, surevest ceo.. rob, begin with you, end with you, your sense what all the financial bosses are saying yeah, recession seems to be in the offing, it is just a matter of exactly when and how severe. do you agree with that? >> i think we're in a technical recession already when you look at gdp, what is going on there. the news from pinto from jpmorgan, remember he is from argentina. he has seen 300% inflation. neil: that is good point. >> he has recently bias. neil: jamie dimon says same thing. >> exactly. neil: they're reading from the same choir book. >> with unemployment the fed has a little bit of cover. we were talking the consumer pretty strong, earnings are pretty strong. they would rather error on the side going too far, too fast than see inflation creep in. neil: interesting. we were talking about the big friday surge, a lot of people think maybe the fed is pivoting, maybe they will be more accommodative, one more she quart point hike, certainly won't be in de. where do you stand on this. >>

. >> joining me now is msnbc political analyst, robert gibbs.secretary under president obama. it is always good to have. you let's get into this year. the assault on paul pelosi's renewing attention to this -- to the disturbing rise in threats to lawmakers. how different is this political environment compared to what you experienced in the obama white house years? >> yeah. a great question. in the very end of my tenure in the white house, gabby giffords life of senator mark kelly, he was shot at a grocery store outside of tucson. we have been dealing with hateful old discourse like the vice president talked about. there is the man asked the manifestation of violence. that has lasted for quite some time. in talking to some former colleagues who worked in the white house in the last two years, i think that the threat level that they have received is exponentially larger than the threat level that many of us underway and. even though i had an alarm system by the secret service put inside of my house when i became prosecco terry. i think that we hav

have will to find other opposition research to disqualify people like jrmajewski in ohio and john gibbs in michigan and some of the others who are problematic nominees. >> susan, one of the issues here that it is helping some candidates especially in the primaries but potentially hurting them in the general election and i want to look at utah, because this is not a state i thought we would be talking about for the midterm cycle and we have, mike lee is up against evan mcmullen and he's been outspoken, an outspoken critic against donald trump and the republican party as it stands. and he has come away with a very tight race with mike lee, who was one of the people that tried to help keep donald trump in office in the aftermath of the 2020 election. let me play a clip of mike lee, and tucker carlson, asking for help from mitt romney. >> i've asked him, i'm asking him right here, again, tonight, right now, please, get on board, help me win re-election. help us do that. >> i deeply respect senator romney's leadership in the senate, for utah and for our country, and i respect and appreciate

donald trump for the second time, and he lost his primary in august to a former trump official, john gibbsn open seat now. we have a democrat running. it looks like it could lean democrat more because again, this redistricting. but it probably would have been closer had he won the seat but again, conservative republicans booted him out and went with this trump endorsed republican and said this could be a democratic win. amna: you hear zoe talking about a place that democrats hope to flip this year. you have one of those, too. tell us about the congressman and what you are seeing in california. scott: he lost the c in 2018 and got it back in 2020 so he actually voted to impeach donald trump but he is getting protection from that. trump has not gone after him because his district is right next to kevin mccarthy. it inclus part of bakersfield, his hometown. he's running in a district that is 59% latino. rudy salas would be the first latino member of congress from the central valley ever and he's also cosponsoring our proposition one which would enshrine abortion rights here in california. whe

district where democrats have not won since the 1970's, the democrats spent money on behalf of john gibbsthe trump-endorsed republican against meyer. i think you would have won without the democratic spending. now hillary's golden -- hillary scolton is the favorite in that election. host: who are you watching in the next 11 days? guest: the state of the economy. one reason republicans have turned the tide in the last month is we had several bad economic reports. gas prices have gone back up after falling 24% from their june peak. we have seen the stock market goes down. that's been an underrated aspect of why some have soured on democrats and president biden. when the economy is doing better, democrats are able to make races about social issues. abortion, donald trump, democracy. that is harder when the economy has been bad. we are also watching donald trump's activities and statements. host: former president obama will be on the campaign trail. could he make a difference? guest: this is been the case for pretty much any election since he left office. he has campaign in key states were de

and peter meijer lost his primary in august to a former trump official, john gibbs. and so this really is an open seat now. we have a democrat running. it looks like it could lean democrat more because of, again, this redistricting, but it probably would have been closer had peter meijer won this seat. but, again, conservative republicans kicked him out, booted him out, and went with this trump-endorsed republican instead. and it looks like this could be a democratic win. lisa: scott, you hear zoe talking about a place that democrats hope to flip in this year. i know you have got one of those two, and you just mentioned it earlier. tell us about congressman david valadao and what you're seeing in california. scott: yeah. so, he lost the seat in 18 and then got it back in 2020. so he actually voted to impeach donald trump, but he's getting protection from that. trump hasn't gone after him, because his district is right next to kevin mccarthy. in fact, it includes part of bakersfield, his hometown. so he's running against rudy salas in a district that is 59% latino. ru

flooding, the vapor situation worse than 600000 people have been affected by the floods. upon pon, gibb, rebel cross upon is the south sit on the country director of said the children. she says, conditions of the worst she seen in years. this is worse, hunger crisis, insulted on since 2011. we have 8900000 people. that's more than 70 percent of anti population in need some assistance that includes 1400000. 0, shoot it under age of 5, ah, facing up to mount nutrition. so sudan is actually one of the worst effects at the most variable, countries to the world, climate change with drought, devastating floods. we couple that with me at the a decade on conflict, frequent displacement, disease outbreaks in the family and children. are he how really on those? and that must be something that we can do with him. if we imagined that entire country, we only have 2 percent off the road pay. the only have 9 percent of the entire population generally have access to electric city. we are facing or was we have at 70 percent of inflation since 2017 and $2.00. now imagine the life of us leaping in that si

tejohn gibbs is running for congress from the state of michigan. >> he join and joinss tonight ts michigan'syou so much for coming yot on . dohi you think that most votersi in michigan understand what this acs ? i think that most votershis is. actually do not understand. i this is i think the number thata they understand is increasing becauspro-lifee great pro-life t throughout the state are doing great work to get the word out. i'm gettine wordg word because on the campaign trail what it's all about because my opponent aggressively supports this, buth i think most voters don't.is elecrobably will get them on election day. it looks good that right now a lot of people simply look at it and says freedom and rights.s and a lo.t of people like, quote unquote, freedom and rights without even knowing the background behind it. theyo go aheade do and say yes.n' sot yet bu a lot of people don', but we're going to change that. >> i think that's really smart. why is it so important for democrats to mutilate children ? why whwhy is iy don't they leavs children alone? why is it always the kids? they're f

when wilson took office, he had two cabinet members and particular, william gibbs mcatee and albert sydney bernal son, and others, who wanted to segregate their departments and had in mind more systemic segregation of federal bureaucracy generally. mcatee was secretary of the treasury and wilson was postmaster general. -- wilson's public commitments to several delegations of black civil rights leaders, when he received the nomination for the presidency from the democratic party. as well as to some prominent white supporters a black civil rights, such as oswald garrison villard. to, quote, do justice to the negro. and not to reduce the number of federal appointments, for instance, that had traditionally been part of the patronage machine under the republicans who had been in control for most of the past couple generations of the white house. boston and matt today sort of a fed wilson a story that both black and white employees and their offices were super uncomfortable working together, and that segregation was the way to go. they talked to all the prominent pastors in d.c. and i also point

doing some punditry, it was christmas eve or june the our father and i looked over it was a robert gibbs. [laughter] no more picking on robert. you have those moments when you're on the trip there times when you all cried together, you have have a real serious conversation about where you're going to be sending the u.s. troops. those are things that allow you to come back and trust each other with the debate. again if i'm having that moment with you overseas or in a war zone, i'm going to disagree with you but i'm going to disagree with you respectfully. i think those trips were very, very important. not the least of which is to bear witness to what goes on in the world and to bring it back. i know there are people have a tendency to brag they did not have a passport. i think when you are elected to the u.s. house of representatives of war the united states senate we do call the president the leader of the free world. it's nice to get to know places outside the united states in order to make appropriate decisions. >> matches some wrap up questions, because when you serve the relatively s