tuesday's election left the gop feeling hopeful and ready for the midterms.ut democrats are willing -- reeling from key losses and close calls. in virginia, a first-time self financed candidate terry mccullough, a veteran democrat, and former virginia governor. he won by making race and education a centerpiece of his message to voters and focusing on the economy. there was unsuccessful pushback. >> what we want do is teach everything to our children throh the lens of race, we will been critical rooster reformers will system on day one. >> he is bringing his personal culture wars into our classroom. let me tell you this. i promise you, we will not let glenn young can use our young chdren as political pawns for his political campaign. >> it's important to note critical race theory is not taught in virginia's public schools. but gop voters were motivated by that issue and others and turned out in record numbers. meanwhile in new jersey, democrat phil murphy narrowly won his second term as governor. he was a second democrat and 44 years to win the election in tha

whom reflected the new progressivism that gave connecticut's first gop governorships since 1930. suddenly if they are made in unexpected decision to remove the everlasting cns controversy of the 1940 presidential landscape. we now know that what happened where several secret telephone exchanges between willkie and if they are resulting in the final buyout of commonwealth and southern. on august 5 team, 1939 before newsreel cameras at the first national bank and to wall street when david william told handed wendell willkie a check for $78.6 million roughly equivalent to 1.4 billion current dollars. when does -- when does "time" magazine all but announced this respective candidacy as president if willkie was closed as a roosevelt dared to run again for a third time. intel is warp speed solution in may and early june of 1940 the republican party regulars needed help in catching up with the political prospects. simpson in new york committee in members spoke volumes. when asked to pitch wendell willkie by a major fund-raiser it dismayed simpson who listed the difficulties. so i'm supp

is this the playbook now or does the gop need to do much more to captivate that audience. leslie's point is an important one. if you don't win the suburban women vote, perform at least better than donald trump did that could hurt the gop across the country. >> of got that a great candidate who works hard, who is likable, can relate to people and certainly youngkin did and the lieutenant governor candidate was wonderful in terms of relating to people but then you've got policy, policy was such a driving issue here, not only school choice but as you were talking about the suburban women i got to tell you there are a lot of military families in virginia and afghanistan could not have gone worse. my guess is tens of thousands of women were directly affected, had a relative who served in afghanistan who were totally offended by biden and harris and how they handle the extraction out of afghanistan. that is a huge issue for military families in places like georgia, florida, south carolina, north carolina, virginia, those types of things come back to bite you because then they tr

basically half the gop, just waiting for a compelling alternative.akes the same point in starker turns, 61% of iowa republicans say they're more in line with the gop compared to the 26% who say their primary loyalty is to trump. there is a clear opening here, people. and trump's weakness is a general election candidate is already evident. remember, he's massively unpopular with the american people as a whole. he left office with a 34% approval rating, he's the only president in the history of gallup to never hit 50%. in october, the college poll found that president biden had a 37% approval rate. you imagine that a credible gop candidate would easily beat biden in a hypothetical matchup, right? but that poll found biden and trump tied at 40%, with 14% saying they would vote for someone else. that's a political equivalent of losing money while owning the casino. fear is what is keeping republican officials from seeing this clearly. and that cowardice should be almost as disqualifying for a potential commander in chief as trying to overturn an election

former nra chief speculated it was syndicated column about his chances as a gop presidential underdog. the underdog served up a slathering answer. if the government keeps on taking my business away, johnson offer is the best time. and we will go on to fdr, a canny note of hugo johnson's speculation, the new deal political climate had become less favorable of the elections. on november 9, the country awakened an 81 new deal house seats, six new senators and 11 new governors, three who led to the new progressivism that gained connecticut its first gop governorship since 1930. suddenly, fdr made an expected decision to remove the everlasting c&s controversy in the 1940s presidential landscape. then what happens were several secret telephone exchanges between them resulting in the final file. on august 15, 1939, staged with -- in the offices of first national back and to wall street, when david handled wendell wilkie a check for $78.6 million, to 1..4 billion current dollars. wendell's time magazine article all but announced his prospective presidency candidacy if, he said, roosevelt dare

and things to always understand about this, this is not the fringe of the gop, this is the gop.the tv and you see the gop's children of the corn terrorizing anyone with a conscience who doesn't abide by every less morsel of their frightening ideology. that's what they are, terrorists. they want cows and silent owe bead aechbs. they threatened violence against fellow members. they enkurjsed violence in general and democracy at this point to them is simply something to be dismantled and destroyed because it's the surest bad to autocratic republican power. and the problem overriding all of this is we know kevin mccarthy will do nothing to stop what's happening because he's too busy being donald trump's chew toy. >> right. and that point about not having the will to actually shut this down, so critical. taj and renee, thank you both. >>> next -- how the supreme court could determine this week the role of everyday citizens enforcing laws like texas' restrictive abortion law. >>> later, the cuban activist message to the cuban government, their fight is not over. for your full financia

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the house gop demands u.s.l 50 states turn over any documents and e-mails, minutes of meetings about attorney general merrick garland's order to use federal firepower to go after parents as domestic parents. could the gop hold ag garland in contempt? he is stonewalling congress not turning over his evidence why he put out that memo. up next mitch roschelle, he is an economist. new reports the white house is bracing for a big fail. they're trying to get a vote through tomorrow. vulnerable democrats balking at the biden agenda. voters in a new ap poll say they're losing under biden. we'll explain all of this next. it started with an idea... and became a new tradition. this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there as you plan, protect and retire. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. [ kimberly ] before clearchoice

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how many states can the gop turnover in 2022.lus republicans denouncing cheney as primary challenger small blood. her bid to unseat cheney and donald trump's endorsement. plus this morning austria is back on full lockdown as the fda pushes booster shots for all in the united states. doctor scott atlas on dr. fauci and the politicians making medical decisions. then another high profile celebrity vanished by the chinese communist party. a potential hostage before joe biden's call when xi jinping. what is joe biden doing to stop the authoritarianism and why is he tiptoeing around xi jinping. >> we need people to understand that china is a geopolitical competitor in a potential adversary. they seek to overtake us. >> marsha blackburn is here on china, inflation in biden attorney general politics at the department of justice. all that right here, right now on "sunday morning feature". ♪. maria: first up this morning kevin mccarthy smacked down. the gop leader busted up the democrats plan to vote on biden's tax-and-spend agenda thursda

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what is so fascinating with the gop there's always projection. whatever they accuse other people of is what they are doing. if the critical race theory panic works in virginia on tuesday, it is going to be rolled out across the country by the gop ahead of the midterms next year isn't it? crt will be the new caravan from mexico if it isn't already. >> absolutely. it is culture war all the time now. ruth is absolutely right to draw attention to the growing focus on transgender, attack on transgender individuals, and gay rights. we have to remember that one of the central ministries of nazi germany was the ministry against sexuality and abortion. what you are trying to do here is trying to get ordinary social conservatives who are regular members of our democratic community panicked. you're trying to tell them they're going after your young boys. they're trying to transform them into girls. there is nothing you can do about it. because they're indoctrinating them. these conspiracy theories work by challenging people's manhood. so the idea is you can

not even the house gop, just the gop generally. saw ron desantis signed a bill in brandon, florida. brandon has been this code, let's go, brandon. this vulgar code for something about president biden. you saw the conservative conference cpac banning big bird from their conference, disinviting him because of the whole vaccine push from them. what is the future of the republican party? what are they running on? what is this looking like for them? >> this is a party that has been completely molded in the mold of donald trump. he has been known to be sort of antivaccine, free of choice, not inviting mandates. he has been known to embrace the vulgar language and, you know, we talked about whether or not he should get the gavel for leading the house. he may not need it. he may be able to show that he has the control of the house. he has the control of people like leader mccarthy who spent eight hours speaking and got a favorable statement from the former president while mitch mcconnell on the other side of the aisle gets all kinds of mea

this is what motivates a lot of the gop when we ask how could the gop go along with this.ducations and they've been raised their whole life this is what they're supposed to do. and there's a famous line that a statesman is someone who wants to do something, while a politician is someone who simply wants to be somebody. the gop is full of a lot of politicians and very few statesmen. >> the last word and the psychology on some of those problems. thank you, sir. >>> coming up, chris christie thought his book tour would be a presidential test run. he just got some bad news. he just got some bad news. we'll explain. - san francisco can have criminal justice reform and public safety. but district attorney chesa boudin is failing on both. - the safety of san francisco is dependent upon chesa being recalled as soon as possible. - i didn't support the newsom recall but this is different. - chesa takes a very radical perspective and approach to criminal justice reform, which is having a negative impact on communities of color. - i never in a million years thought that my son, let al

fringe movement of goons and weirdos who supported him were not necessarily the core of the modern gope trump faded away the party would return to some semblance of normalcy but over and over republicans keep proving how naive and wrong that assumption was. and look, i get it i think lots of people were hoping this would be a "beetlejuice" situation where we could just say his name three times and he would disappear into that waiting room where he finally looked like he fits in [ laughter ] "we love -- we love the shrunken head guy, don't we, folks? [ laughter ] "we don't talk about him enough. regular body, regular clothes, tiny head. [ laughter ] "and of course, what a seat next to the great geena davis 'a league of their own,' what a film what a film. [ light laughter ] "they say there's no crying in baseball, but when kit plowed into dottie and she dropped the -- i'll admit, i had a little bit of dust in my eye." anyhow -- by the way, we're trying a new transitional word today instead of "anyway." are you delivering a comedic digest of the day's news did you get stuck in a nonsensi

it just shows how far the gop has gone. we can expect even more of it heading into the midterm. and the fact that mccarthy and republicans refuse to reign this in shows the direction they are on. they're doing this for the same reason mccarthy went to mar-a-lago to kiss trumps ring. days after the january 6 attack. his allegiances lie with trump and whatever it takes to appeal to his base. we know that right now with folks like representative lying about members and spewing dangerous antimuslim rhetoric, that is the lane they want to play. that's the lane they're going to continue to play. i think the other thing to emphasize here is that in saying these things they are creating dangerous and harmful work environment for the members. especially the members of color and the women of color in congress. and grateful democrats are the only ones standing up. mccarthy has demonstrated he cannot be a leader. he's incapable and unwilling to be a leader the gop needs in this moment. >> two friends of ours for good reason. joined by

especially when these extremist members are the mainstream of the gop. mccarthy was silent about gosar's death threats. mccarthy was silent about marjorie taylor greene harassing other members. making her own racist, harmful statements. the silence around beau where and the lack of holding these people accountable. while on the flip side, the only person mccarthy holds accountable, is the one republican who called trump's 2020 lies, lies. for what they were. it just shows how far the gop has gone. i think we can see even more of it going into the midterms. the fact that mccarthy and republicans refused to rein this in, just shows the direction they are on. they are doing this for the same reason mccarthy went down in trump's rain days after the january 6th attack. his allegiances lie with trump and doing whatever it takes to appeal to trump's face. we know that right now with folks like representative bogart, lying about other members. spewing dangerous anti-muslim rhetoric. that is the lane that they want to play. and that is the lane they are going to

gop leader and speaker pelosi need to take appropriate action.ndangers my life but the lives of all muslims. anti-muslim bigotry has no place in congress. you are a muslim, what do you think of this. >> the congresswoman must have gotten more push back. this entire story was fabricated, this never happened. this was made up by the congresswoman to entertain her far right audience to laugh at a muslim to say she's a terrorist, and might have a bomb with her. put one other thing in perspective. last week, boebert is on the floor, saying congressman omar is in the jihad squad who earlier this year said she's part of the full-time job is to be a propagandist for terrorist. one tweet does not make up for months and months of demonization. we talked about this during the trump campaign. the words of elected officials matter. they can inspire good and bad. they are normalizing the worts stereotypes, and they can inspire hate crimes. one tweet does not make up for months and months of demonization of congressman omar, and muslims. >> you and i have had a

. >> we'll have the latest on there gop wins. about what it all means for the 2022 mid-terms. fox news at night starts right now. >> we begin tonight with a political party in disi ray. as democrats scramble to explain the red wave that crashed into their candidates in virginia expo cross the country. white house correspondent kevin cork has the very latest developments and reaction to an historical election night for the gop. >> evening, shannon. it has been said on just about every occasion you can think of that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. and if that is true, and most people feel like it's certainly true, it may be politically insane, to ignore the overwhelming message sent by voters to democrats last night and yet continue to do the same thing. by the way, that message was sent in race after race across the country. >> as if a multicountry overseas trip wasn't taxing enough, president biden returned to washington and was promptly greeted by the news that his party suffer said 21 -f worst days at the pol

do you see a sign of that proactive agenda emerging from the gop at any level?they have taken such a radical position, the democrats, the green new deal and everything they are doing from foreign policy to immigration to their attack object law enforcement and the devastation on the economy. it forced members in the house and senate to take a proactive position and say this is what i would do. i have never seen a party like the democrats take such an aggressive position against law enforcement, border patrol. the first responders. they are even going after fire departments. it's given a great opportunity to not only the incumbents, but the newbies, the people who served in the military who have been police officers who can talk about it first hands. they will going to be the most successful for the gop in november 2022. steve: that important. i heard people say, the opposite of the peaking too soon. hitting the bottom too soon. things are he bad when you look at the disaster of afghanistan, inflation crisis, supply chain, all of it coming together. that actually

there has been deafening silence from the gop. that's because president trump is setting the precedent -- listen to this recording. >> but the law is coming for trump and his associates showing how the justice sis system is meant to work. steve bannon is to turn himself in monday. if convicted, he could be jailed. mark meadows could be next as he failed to testify before the committee. >> what are you accusing rob rosenstein of? >> we have asked for documents for nine months. what we found is that not only subpoenas have been ignored, information has been hidden and efforts stone walled. for us it's about transparency so the american people can judge for themselves. they may be able to ignore congress, but they can't ignore the american people. >> that's what it is all about for them, transparency. i am joined now by these three msnbc contributors. this is a warning to others about the consequences of not cooperating with the january 6 committee. will it work? >> i hope so. i think that some of the people who are now facing subpoe

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what we see playing out is gop blood letting.black from "the washington post" puts it, the bill included lots of popular projects and in another era, probably would have gotten significantly more gop votes. we live in this era, in which delivering a political win for the other side, however popular the bill and however much your constituents might want it, is seen as -- my panel is back with us. this happens in other parties b this seems to be to be particularly ugly. >> absolutely. i think it definitely is considering that house minority leader kevin mccarthy had whipped against the bill last week and confidently predicted almost no republican would vote for it. then 13 republicans defied him and voted for biden's bill. so it's going to get ugly. now when we saw the attacks on these republicans who voted for the bill, i think what's important to point out is this bill garnered 19 senate republican votes in august, but three months have passed. that is considerable. and in that time, house republicans have come to see this bill a

. >>> and let's begin this hour with the gop's new tactic to distract and to divide. this time, escalating the culture wars over classrooms. calling for modern daybook burning across america. here are headlines. coast to coast, gop leaders and upset parents leading the charge, pushing to ban books they deem sexually explicit, or that discuss the truth about racism in america. of course, banning book, nothing new, except for the fact that most e-reads these days, so unclear what the gop actually wants to burn but we do know some of the ire of their fire, dismant ling and demeaning the process we made in making this country more inclusive for the lbgtq community. this week, texas governor greg abbott called on state leaders to investigate criminal activity related to quote the availability of pornography in schools. specifically citing the novel gender queer, its author defends the book, writing, quote, one of the charges thrown against the book was that it promoted pedophilia based on a single panel depicting an erottic ancient greek vase and others simply called it po

. >> let me be blunt, the gop might be spewing anti-muslim bigotry.to a new height. attacks to muslims are higher than after 9/11. so that's perfectly in line with the gop? could we be nice to each other? how about republican leaders announce open bigotry, but they won't paul gosar in his an i me clip, what about -- they've been telling ilhan omar for months she's a sympathizer, and so, look, these bigotry, it's rank, but sadly it's part of the gop. they're not going to condemn it. >> governor, does the republican party just have a problem here, as dean is saying? >> look, it's about respecting the religion of our people. jim, it's not just the republican party that's lost its way. religion has driven out of the public square too much of the time. with we look at each other, and we fail to see the fact that we are commanded to love other people and treat them the way that other -- we want other people to treat us. we have missed it all. it's not just a republican problem. it's a crisis of faith in our country. we can heal it if we get back to basics a

the gop for lieutenant governor winston sears. she is leading.fice telling a crowd last night you are looking at the american dream. also leading in the polls but not yet called by fox gop candidate leading for attorney general. if he wins becoming the first hispanic elected to statewide office and fox news following six gop delegate races. if that holds republicans take back control of the house of delegates and a lesson here for democrats. mccauliffe edging his campaign on tying youngkin to trump. that fell short. now vice president harris may be thinking about her words last friday in roanoke. here is what she said. >> what happens in virginia will in large part determine what happens in 2022, 2024 and on. >> on those races, bill, for lieutenant governor and attorney general no automatic recount triggered in virginia elections. however, if the losing candidate is 1% or less he or she can call for recount. we'll keep monitoring it from richmond here. >> bill: thank you, griff, nice to see you. >> dana: ballots are counted and virginia voters ar

he took his endorsement in an even that benefitted the entire gop ticket in virginia. youngkin wasn't there but a flag that has been at the insurrection had appeared -- i mean, he didn't put enough distance between himself and donald trump for me, for an institutionalist republican, but he sure as heck did for virginia republicans. they came home to youngkin big time. >> yeah. virginia republicans -- i have heard some refer to them as biden republicans who just couldn't stomach trump. so they ended up voting for biden. those people came home. but also, a lot of swing voters, too. so what glen youngkin was abel basically able to do was to have an open line of communication to donald trump and his -- donald trump's operation, say, like, look, you know, i'm with you. i'm not going to attack you. and basically, trump proficient -- appreciated that. he didn't really know glen youngkin. if you go back and listen to one of the tapes of trump's appearance at that rally that you just referred to, nicole. it is almost as if trump doesn't know how to pronounce or even know what g

this is the dominant faction inside the gop.e critical question is what does the remaining one quarter of republicans that don't ascribe to these views, don't believe the election was stolen, what do they do. do they continue to give votes to officials that will empower these kind of voices. >> you saw in the video, i think concern is not just that it is lauren boebert making the comment, i don't think that's surprising to reporters that follow her, cover her on capitol hill, but you saw people laughing in the video when she made the comments. does it normalize it also to a degree, islamaphobia? >> absolutely. there's an alliance for this in the republican party and in the country as trump demonstrated. trump drew a line in the electorate, i think clearly it was already headed this direction, he sharpened it as i said between those that are comfortable with the way the country is changing and those who fear or oppose the way the country is changing, growing more culturally and demographically reversed. each time republican leade

he didn't care about destroying the gop. and it wasn't until party leaders told him they would stop paying his legal fees that trump backed down from creating his own party. i guess my question is, how can the nrcc just welcome him knowing that his allegiance to the republican party is so fickle and literally comes with strings attached. >> trump didn't invite himself, to my knowledge, to be the dinner speaker for the national republican congressional committee. other people would have been happy to speak and the establishment would have. happy to receive other people than trump. they want trump. this is all a myth that those republicans really want trump far away. a few of them do. youngkin, running for governor, not a federal office in virginia, a blue state that biden won by ten points. the ohio senate candidates, georgia senate candidates don't want trump far away. the mcconnell endorsement of herschel walker and thune, the whole leadership of the senate endorsed him after trump had tapped him shows that they are -- they

you know, the gop, this gop has main stream white nationalism. of congress were defending paul gosar who put out a video where he is literally murdering aoc and over 200 republicans voted to defend paul gosar. this is a party led by donald trump, a man that incited the january 6th terror attack which a poll in july showed 55% of trump supporters don't view january 6th as an act of terrorism. i would submit they view it as defending what rittenhouse did. our criminal justice system is punish and detour. you punish someone from wrongdoing to detour them and this is the opposite. this emboldens. if there is a black lives matter movement, get your a.r. go on the stand and cry on queue and you walk and everyone should be concerned there is a gathering violence storm. the gop is seeding and naturing right in front of us. red flags are going off. this is a scary time. >> malcolm, we only have a couple seconds left. the fbi is saying islamic terror and domestic terror are equal in the united states now. the president, everybody in congress, whoever is wa

are those things becoming mainstream in the gop? it certainly seems so. >> well, what's changed so much since i left congress in 2018 is that we were better able to marginalize fringe elements within the republican conference. you saw what happened to steve king in 2019 where kevin mccarthy did the right thing. he did punish steve king for making incendiary comments. and steve king lost. that's what's missing here. it's that kind of leadership that really will step up and st the standards. somebody has to lower the boom. when i was on that ethics committee, that is no fun. nobody signs up for that when they run for congress. but it has to occur. until the leadership says enough and deals with these things internally and forces these members -- taylor greene, she should have never been thrown off the committee by the full congress. republican leadership should have done it on their own. this is only going to escalate now. republicans will probably take the house back. they're going to turn around, and as soon as one democrat steps ou

are already responding to this new variant, the gop congressman dr. a democratic plot to rig the 2020 election. i mean, it is absurd more than irresponsible. what is going on here? >> it's unclear based on that comment what is more absurd or irresponsible, the fact he's a doctor or the fact he's a politician because that political analysis just doesn't work on its face based on what you said at the beginning of the show and what john was just saying. let's just take that absurd statement and play it out. how would it possibly help the democrats? how would it possibly help joe biden if there was another surge or a real variant really took off and a very detrimental way. it wouldn't. the other point that he is, i think, trying to make is that democrats will use it as an execution for mail in ballots. he's from texas. texas has already passed one of the most stringent restrictive laws going forward in 2022 to make sure things like that don't happen. so i mean, it's just on its face ridiculous and the reason, though, that we are talking about it but i kno

the gop candidate fighting to unseat governor phil murphy.n neighboring new york, based on analysis of the vote, abc news projecting the former police captain eric adams will be the city's next mayor. while in minneapolis, more than a year after george floyd's death, the future of police on the ballot voted down. a majority of voters deciding not to defund the city's police department and replace it with the department of public safety. >> the question for the democrats will be how do they move going forward? faith: both parties continue searching for answers as the vote tallies trickle in. dan: global leaders reached ambitious agreements today that could improve the health of our planet. >> i cannot think of any two days or more that has been accomplished dealing with climate than these two days. there's a reason for people to be worried. i'm worried. dan: during day two of the global climate conference, more than 100 countries vowed to cut methane emissions by 30% in 10 years time. world leaders also promise to protect earth's forests and h

one longtime member has now defected to the gop. over what he is calling democratic values in quote and then there's this. to get the at the end of the da the american people see what's happening and it's unavoidable. you can see it at the grocery store and the gas pump you can see it at the southern border. they're will be a huge backlash at the polls in the midterm. >> one incumbent will not face such a reckoning, she just announced that she will not see reelection. raymond arroyo is in focus next. n and take out up to $60,000 or more. veteran homeowners- have you been spending more time at home? imagining the possibilities? like a bigger kitchen, a swimming pool for the grandkids, or a backyard deck. your va home loan benefit and the newday 100 va loan make it possible. by borrowing up to 100% of your home's value you can take out up to $60,000 or more. with home values at all time highs, now's the time to call. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling

she's not an outlier, she is mainstream gop., the guy's spineless. they put a microphone over the bucket so he can speak because he's a spineless creature. so he'll sell his soul to hopefully be speaker of the house. i hope democrats make this in 2022 do you want white nationalism bigotry, cruelty, and violence controlling the house of representatives? i hope americans say no to that. >> when michael steele was head of the rnc, the whole campaign was about nancy pelosi and they said they don't want her to be speaker. i wonder -- the other issue here, and we were texting earlier. ilhan omar came here as a refugee as a kid, rose all the way to the united states congress. she is the american dream. the one who's got a criminal record is lauren boebert for a series of, like, petty crimes. the one with a mugshot is lauren boebert. how ironic that the woman with the mugshot is trying to imply that the one without a mugshot is the criminal? >> that's 2017. she failed to appear for court numerous times. then in 2015 when she was arreste

maria: we know the house is likely going for gop the senate is a question.ors that are up for vulnerable senate seats your take how important this pulling up "build back better" vote will be, these are toss-ups marsha blackburn said there are more scenarios man joe manchin, kyrsten sinema against this policy give your thoughts on current policy harriet what your priorities would be in the house. >> well the "build back better" proposal is not anything -- it would be a terrible disaster for united states of america. it is absolutely contrary to entire constitutional foundation, separation of powers, federalism everything else what you see democrats last gap trying to transform america into -- we simply cannot have it i am hoping there are more than one or democrat senators willing to step up, the way i view this is -- republicans -- to do everything in our power, to stop the radical democrats from harming our country. maria: i want to ask about energy wyoming is a leading energy we will this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that com

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the gop candidate fighting to unseat governor phil murphy.ing new york, based on analysis of the vote, abc news projecting the former police captain eric adams will be the city's next mayor. while in minneapolis, more than a year after george floyd's death, the future of police on the ballot voted down. a majority of voters deciding not to defund the city's police department and replace it with the department of public safety. >> the question for the democrats will be how do they move going forward? faith: both parties continue searching for answers as the vote tallies trickle in. dan: global leaders reached ambitious agreements today that could improve the health of our planet. >> i cannot think of any two days or more that has been accomplished dealing with climate than these two days. there's a reason for people to be worried. i'm worried. dan: during day two of the global climate conference, more than 100 countries vowed to cut methane emissions by 30% in 10 years time. world leaders also promise to protect earth's forests and help south

in the infrastructure bill and the fate of the biden economic agenda is wyoming senator, a member of gopenate leadership, john barrasso. senator, it's great to have you this morning. thanks so much for being here. >> thank you, maria. maria: assess what we're seeing right now, senator. we just saw this red wave. it doesn't feel like your colleagues on the left are believing it. they're still pushing through their larger spending plan and your colleagues in the gop passed that infrastructure plan. assess the situation for us. >> well, first, thanks, maria. it was a rejection election. voters overwhelmingly across the country rejected these radical policies of the democrats which have caused inflation rising, prices, open borders and now they want to raise taxes even higher. you would think this would be a wake-up call for the democrats. but they're still sleep-walking like zombies on this road to socialism and they've bloated up their bill, the $4 trillion reckless tax and spending bill, almost thumbing their noses at the vote he's who said stop and the democrats know this will make taxes

how does the house gop take credit for a bill that he didn't vote for? what do you think?way too early" here. you know, it's sort of symptomatic of what the republican conference has been doing. i'm going to use catchphrases like socialism, i mean, actually, we had a member from my state call roads and bridges socialism, after not voting for it. and i think that they -- they think that by continuing to have people afraid, concerned about things like inflation, that this is their path, and road toward winning. what i say it's way too early to count democrats out. because we're going to educate people and explain to them how the build back better bill, in concert with the bipartisan infrastructure bill, are going to make their lives better. we're going to explain it to them. you know, first of all, this inflation truly is transitory. i was looking at your earlier segments, in looking at how the economy is heating up. the stock market is growing. we have great, great demand. and a part of the supply chain problem has to do with the fact that more people are ordering things. b

the gop on the side of the little guy against big government, the elites.ho's a very rich person and should qualify for himself as being an elite, but that is a very big factor. the rhetoric of anti-government is very effective. americans like the idea of being underdogs sort of like john -- in die hard. the idea of being against the government does give that underdog appeal for gop voters. it's also enormously uniting for republicans. every element of the republican party benefits from this message. obviously rich donors benefit from having tax cuts. the right, who we should point out, is actually very opposed to government. they're worried about bureaucrats running their lives. this makes them very different from other religious movements that have been in favor of the government for social justice purposes. we saw that during the civil rights movement, the new deal, et cetera. actually created desegregation and the government. then finally, you have sort of libertarian minded voters in the suburbs or business minded they are taxophobic and like this anti