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of david perdue, now a candidate for governor.he ran for senate in 2014 with the outsider label and was front and center. everything he talked about it was outside the politicians. there's no outsider quite like herschel walker . he hasn't ran for state in three years. he was running for office and he certainly wasn't involved in conventional politics. he was a big trump surrogate but he wasn't involved in day-to-day politics in georgia. so he'srunning as an outsider andalso with the trump brand . it might not matter . but certainly he's looked at as part of this pro-trump slate coming to georgia g and a part of the former president image is his attempt to remake the republican party of georgia in his own mind and his own image. he wants to oust a lot of incumbents who either align with backend for it feels like are aligned against them even though they were lockstep in support for the former president. but a lot of those 2022 elections are hinging on the republican side at least around a fascination with 20/20 and these false cla

even brian kemp ran as an outsider for governor against the lieutenant governor at the time. but brian kemp evenly called himself an outsider, his office was directly across from the rotunda. his secretary of state. so you see that in politics everywhere. in georgia you see people who elected statewide officials say there outsider to the political journey even though they have been in state office for years. quicksort is the value of that? who does that appeal to? certain people know these are individuals who are not literally outsiders. but when they defined themselves as outsiders who do they have hoping to reach? >> the conservative basin states like georgia. you hear it over and over again talking to voters they want someone who can shake up atlanta. they dealt with the status quo. there is the sense there is corruption or there is gridlock they want someone who could help fight for them. republican officials in georgia. the same sentiment was how republican voters flocked with donald trump there tried to arm the same power that it's been hard for the candidates. who was

you told me you stole her governor. i deceived you. why should i order the governor?in i don't know that this is a sign of war? why should i? you take all my freedom and my wife. i have nothing to lose. the russian governor threw you a bone. he choked on it and was the first to start a war ; now everyone knows. proof that the russians agreed with the chinese, but why tell us about it? new do not see the depth of cunning. if in russian the tsar declared war, then their troops. wouldn't have gotten there far into our lands. i have a person who says otherwise. tell us your story. my respects. this is not a real war. he arranged everything, the russian governor, the tsar knows nothing about it. i know what this living bukharan will talk about. why did you come to our lands from the russians? we are not going to fight in any case to prevent war. take a breath. like i'll let you go this war doesn't need anyone free me i suggest the russians leave the fortress and return home. what are you doing? i believe him. if you agree to the terms of peace, shoot once it's an idiotic w

the governor, i saw the governor react to it live on local television, she was absolutely outraged by it. stacey abrams, who may be a future governor is also joining us. we are going to get her reaction to the plot to steal the georgia electors from joe biden, and show them. the observations about how this dark world of republican so-called legal scholarship works, and way that eastman letter, how it all moved from eastman to the justice department to the white house. >> i was thinking about that wall squinting today at the visual exhibit that the committee released as part of the hearing, when they talked about the man that they had put at the justice department working with jeff clarke, getting the eastman plan effectuated, making it look like it was the justice department's work, and that was circulated among some congressional staffers, but also some very famous names from republican legal circles on that email, talking about the man on the inside, and what he was going to get done, and how they could brief the white -- they've been talking about that for a very long time in terms

kennedy: governor, this is the president speaking. john f. kennedy: well, now, as i unrstand it, governor, you would do everything you can to maintain law and order. ross barnett: i'll do everything in my power toaintain der-- john f. kennedy: right. now-- ross barnett: --and peace. we don't want any shooting down here. john fkennedy: i understand. now, governor, what about-- can you maintain this order? ross barnett: well, i don't know. i don't know whether i can or not. but i'm going toooperate. charles k. ross: the kennedys kept asking him would he be able to actually get this done? john f. kennedy: well, now, let me get my people back again. ross barnett: i'm doing everything in the world i can. john f. kennedy: i'm sorry. well, we've got to get this situation under control. that's much more important than anything else. ross barnett: that's right. john f. kennedy: now, let me talk to my people. let me tell them-- find out what the situation is. they called me a few minutes ago and said they had some high-powered rifles there. so we don't

governor, welcome back to "fews sunday." >> governor hutchinson: always good to be with you, bret. >>mittee this week revealed some of their findings and that prime time hearing. they played new clips from depositions of some of president trump's inner circle. >> i made it clear i did not agree with the idea of seeing the election was stolen and putting out thisff, which i told the president was [bleep]. >> it affected my perspective. my respect to attorney general barr. so i accepted what he was saying. >> bret: they suggest that the former president knew he had lost the 2020 election but was still trying to hold onto power. what's your reaction to the hearing emac >> governor hutchinson: my reaction to the hearing is that it's an important review as to what happened on january 6th. i've always said we need to do this. this is not the most bipartisan effort in its, but it is a review that is important. obviously as they present the case, americans see this, and they wa january 6ttackt president trumps criminally trying to make. as bill barr has said, i think that is a heavy lift. i d

and the governor of texas tells the lie that he is going to eliminate ripe. eliminates rape, so that no woman, no person will be a -- -- 13,509 victims of criminal forceable rape, in a year, in the state of texas. texas. it is number one. and the governor of texas tells the lie that he is going to eliminate ripe. eliminates rape, so that no woman, no person will be a victim of rape, so 13,509 it's going to become zero. i guess this is that kind of like people like greg abbott think they have to tell, when they are forcing 12-year-old girls, 12 year old white victims, to give birth. there is not one person in texas including greg abbott, who believes that greg abbott is ever going to eliminate rape. and so, now, now, texans know what greg abbott looks like when he is lying. >> so, go number one in the state of texas, it is to eliminate rape, so that no woman, no person will be a victim of rape. >> consider the cruelty of that lie. that is a lie told in service to the republican policy of forced birth, a republican cruelty a forced birth, forcing great children

it's going to be up to governors.this fight is so important. >> does this issue overtake other issues, other challenges, head winds that your party was facing? >> inflation has taken a toll, the cost of gas and groceries, it's tough. but i also know that you take away someone's ability to make their health care decision, that only compounds the pain that families are going to feel. >> michigan mom on a mission. >> reporter: tutor dixon is the leading candidate for governor, opposed to abortion rights. >> you have the pro life people that feel like this was a win, and you have the pro choice people who want something different. >> reporter: abortion right supporters are collecting signatures to put the issue on the november ballot, catching new fire in the wake of the court's ruling. >> friday, all hell broke loose. you know, people saying, what can i do to help? we are getting a lot of people who aren't necessarily democrats coming to sign, because they just think it's wrong. >> reporter: john murray, a small business

will you be asked in the present to campaign with you in georgia and the governor's race against governoremp? >> i welcome anyone who wants to come to georgia to help improve the lives of georgians and that includes a president of the united states but more importantly invite people to go to my website stacy abrams.com to learn about my plans for georgia parenthesis a state races the race about the future of georgia, georgia will retreat our public workers, public safety workers, teachers, anyone who should be doing the best for our communities deserve the best from our government police on my website stacy abrams.com to learn more about my plan for georgia. >> look forward to the conversation we appreciate you being here today. stacy abrams we hope i've a chance to talk to the future more about this important race for the governor's office in georgia were thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> up next to bring or send a group and get a look at what the real impact is likely to be on the upcoming races as the democrats push to end the filibuster and reaction to what happened at

governor brian kemp and stacey abrams now battling over how to reduce crime.g at deceiving language around defund the police. >> she says she wants to reallocate. that is code word for defunding the police and sending the money elsewhere. if she wants to do something like that, if its priority, you can find the money elsewhere besides defunding the police. >> joey: an uphill battle for georgia republicans out of the midterms particularly in the senate race. democratic senator raphael warnock is leading by double digits. incumbent illinois democratic governor j.b. pritzker coming out swinging against his g.o.p. opponent ahead of the midterms. >> the extremists have taken over the illinois republican party. that's who is showing up and that's what he won. >> carley: aaron bailey joins us now. good morning. congratulations on your primary win. he heard the governor call you and your supporters extremists. what is your response to that? >> unfortunately this man is calling the u.s. constitution and extreme document of which he has been doing for quite some time. w

host: michigan governor gretchen whitmer yesterday. taking calls from women only in this first hour of the washington journal, asking you what y >> you can watch the rest of this program but now remarks from senator tina smith on the supreme court decision to rescind abortion rights under roe v. wade. ♪

i first ran for governor of illinois in 2018. the state was facing unprecedented challenges, because we had a republican governor who decided to hold the state budget hostage. things in illinois government were a mess. my friends that i was crazy to run for governor. they told me state government could be prepared. who would vote for someone like me? i am a ukrainian american, jewish. [applause] i have not finished the list yet, it gets worse from here. [laughter] ukrainian american jewish democratic billionaire businessman, that is not exec leave the archetype the party was looking for to run for governor. but that is ok with me. i know who i am and where i come from. my great-grandfather arrived in chicago, a refugee without a penny to his name. when the russians were killing jews in ukraine, refugee assistance organizations gave him a ticket on the ship bound for america and sent him to chicago. they found him a place to live and he got a free public school education. [applause] gov. pritzker: his grandson, my father, became a

i realized it wasn't as great of a shock as becoming governor had been. the routine, the scheduling, the international situation. the rest was as i say not too shocking. there was however, there was a surprise having to do with being the commander-in-chief, and things of that kind. one thing that shock me a little bit was one-time weeks after we were here, jack patrick invited us to a sunday lunch at his house, the helicopter picked up on the lawn. very shortly we landed there, he told me that they had been there for several days installing the phones. and i said what do you mean? installing the phones. that's when i found out that we can't go across town to a lunch or private dinner with phones installed. it was explained to me, jack had explained it the way that they explained to him, that wherever i was, i had to have the ability to communicate at any place in the world. telling him this, they told him that he could reach any one for me, the challenged him on that and they said name someone. jack is telling you all of this. he named a son of us who was

>> i feel the governor is a genuine, for the people governor.fact that these bills, and certain legislation is being politicized, i believe he is trying to i guess, portray that this is really not political. it shouldn't be political. >> and the kids education -- >> we asked the governor's office about that call and the relationship with eulilia. they told us in part, we support parents everywhere who stand up for the right to be involved in the kids education. as for misdemeanors, our office has been in contact with her to invite her and other moms in the miami chapter of moms for liberty on a couple press conferences for k-12 education. after just days we reach some of that outreach, desantis signed the parental rights and education act into law. >> it's a bill that lays out many different things, among them, it specifically lays out that it is prohibited to instruct about sexual orientation and gender identity. k through third grade. do you think that's correct? >> i believe that children should have the right to be children. and go to school

not so, says the governor. next year. not so, says the governor-— next year.that the era of low inflation and _ governor. no, he is saying that the era of low inflation and low- era of low inflation and low interest rates has come to an end, a stark admission from the governor of the bank of england. inflation, of course, in the high single digits, set to rise further later this year when energy prices rise by another 40%. the governor has hinted at a 0.5% increase in official interest rates, which currently sit at 1.25%. that is absolutely appropriate. the current level is too low. what we have seen recently is this continued great or small increases, which are unlikely to change anything. a half point move would at least send a clear signal that the bank is serious about getting inflation down again. —— this continued grip of small increases. we need to manage people's expectations and not ask for inflation—busting pay rises... fed put theirs up by 0.75%. absolutely, i agree with annabel, the bank— absolutely, i agree with annabel, the bank of england is rea

will you be asking the president to campaign with you in georgia in the governor's race against governor >> i welcome anyone who wants to come to georgia to help improve the lives of georgians. that includes the president of the united states. more importantly i invite people to go to stacey abrams.com to learn about my plans for georgia. this is a state race. this is about the future of jr. georgia where we treat anyone who should be doing their best for our communities deserve the best. please go to stacey abrams.com to learn more about my plan to win georgia. >> all right. we look forward to the conversation. we appreciate you being here today. we hope we'll have a chance to talk to you in the future more about this important race in the governor -- for the governor's office in georgia. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> up next, we will bring in our sunday group and get a look at what the real impact is likely to be on thepcoming races, as democrats push to end the happened in the supreme court. we'll be right back. (vo) while you may not be running an architectural fir

we'll have more from governor youngkin.ant to take a moment to remember super bowl champion tonalliy saragusa. he starred in the sopranos. he won a super bowl. he in fact talked to us last week on the radio show. he died suddenly at the age of 55. anyone who knows him knows this to be true. he will be missed. i'm jon scott, now back to "one nation." [♪♪♪] brian: so much major news this week. first up, guns in america. the supreme court ruled in favor of gun owners. not only new york, but six other states. former green were receipt beretl waltz. >> the laws went in place in 1911. they were intended to keep people of color from having easy access to guns. we have less leaning minority reputation groom -- groups saying this is a win for people to protect themselves, especially in underserved neighbourhoods. brian: some type of gun legislation, first time since 1993. some of it i think you agree with. but i imagine you seem to have a problem with the red flag law and how it's implicated. >> i can get behind all those other issu

governor, no more, we have not passed. that's what mr governor is for. you will answer not rumble.ear a report on all the circumstances of my expedition. i have written a detailed memo to his majesty's senate, if you please. i will provide you with a detailed list. it is clear. however, the order of the sovereign should be executed, it is impossible. your excellency at the jungar in antash, tens of thousands and not just found who he is on the way, where is the erkent to explain to them that we are going in peace. do you think i don't done. i would not like to suggest mr colonel to be just a coward. mr. governor i am ready to answer with my head, i am not afraid of death, but to lead people, probably death, i refuse, and i will write your decision to the sovereign. if you please, as you please, i will also write to the states. yes, get out. the colonel doesn't respect you. and look, we respect petrovich. everything, help. accept replenishment in the family. i did everything, as you ordered, lit a candle, prayed at the grave of a cookie. and now, give it here. drum brought. thanks c

running for governor of florida. charlie crist also running for governor.sioner, very good to have you. you had said that this decision now give the voters the power again. the power was in the supreme court, and they neglected the will of americans all across country. so, obviously, you see this as that same galvanizing issue for democrats. the governor of your state, who you want to challenge, ron desantis, sees it differently and is already looking at implementing some abortion measures himself. i don't know as sweeping as the texas and some of these other states. how do you feel about what he's proposing? >> what he's proposing is outrageous. first and foremost, people need to know in the state of florida that we do have a right to privacy in the florida constitution. so this governor, who has been touting that he is a strict constructionist, actually reads the constitution of florida, he'll know that any type of restriction on that right to privacy should be overturned by the florida supreme court. so truly not listening to the people and certainly not

we'll have more from governor youngkin. take a moment to remember super bowl champion tonalliy saragusa. he starred in the sopranos. he won a super bowl. he in fact talked to us last week on the radio show. he died suddenly at the age of 55. anyone who knows him knows this to be true. he will be missed. i grow all my own vegetables shingles doesn't care. we've still got the best moves you've ever seen good for you, but shingles doesn't care. because 1 in 3 people will get shingles, you need protection. but, no matter how healthy you feel, your immune system declines as you age increasing your risk for getting shingles. so, what can protect you? shingrix protects. you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine proven to be over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting sh

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governor greg abbott has been publicly opposed to each of those things. one governor did something. three weeks, that is all it took, three weeks, after ten black people were murdered by a racist mass murderer in buffalo, new york, in a supermarket on may 14th. it took the new york legislature three weeks to pass new legislation on gun safety, which new york governor, kathy hochul, signed into law today. it includes an increase in the age from 18 to 21, for the purchase of the kind of assault weapon that was used in the buffalo supermarket, and in robb elementary school in uvalde. it increases licensing requirements, and it bans the sale of body armor. >> today is a star -- it's a start and it's not the end. thoughts and prayers won't fix this, but taking strong action will. and we'll do that in the name of lives have been lost, for the parents who will no longer see children stepping off a school bus. >> three weeks, governor hochul did that in three weeks. governor abbott has done absolutely nothing in two weeks since that you all the mass murder. the greg abbott plan appears to b

because markets expect that governor -- governor kuroda will go along. just last week a survey of economists saw 44 out of 45 saying no change. governor kuroda speaking department saying he still thinks the economy is good. it is a post-pandemic recovery. what will they do? there are market signs they could do something. beyond that, what you have to realize is the -- what the bank of japan does will be very influenced by conversations that may be happening behind the scenes in the government. now, no matter how much governor kuroda is protesting now and know how -- no matter how many bonds the bank of japan is buying in july of 2018 they were buying lots of bonds and that was the meeting the bank of japan it doubled the range for yield curve control. it is also true that every four months, every four meetings, excuse me, there are eight meetings every year and only four contained a monetary policy report and they can change their forecast. listen to the press conference. this is where we will get the guidance to see if governor kuroda is in anyway softe

in 2010 i had no endorsements i went and explained why i should be the new governor. one of them the best message for the voters. >> so that digital video that he release this week? >> i do not see it but what i have heard about it i would never promote any violence. >> in those her face serious allegations and herschel walker has actually said looking at behavior for his ex-wife are you concerned the's candidates could hurt the parties brand? >> 18 georgia voters to be very honest and upfront about his background and the voters will make a choice i think if you look at warnock's voting record georgia is still a republican state i think herschel bolin has he talks about the issues that are important and track record and like he was on moderate but felt somewhat the percent which action were that will not don't well. >> so personal background doesn't matter quick. >> i think it's important but people want to look at who you are and in these races you will be attacked but what's important is to tell people tewho you are and to be honest up front with who you are ifs, yo

. >> next, illinois governor j.b. pritzker and labor secretary marty walsh were keynote speakers at new hampshire's 2022 keynote convention. -- democratic convention. gov. pritzker: i am thrilled to be here today. new hampshire was the first colony to declare independence. you were the first state to send an american into space. the first potato planted in america was here in new hampshire, for which everyone of our illinois ins thank you. but my favorite new hampshire first is that you are the first and only state to elect two different women to be governor and then senator. and both are democrats. it gives new validity to your own slogan, always first, always right. these are two strong women. vladimir putin is so scared of her he banned her from russia. speaking of chris sununu, i heard he once described himself as a trump guy through and through, which might explain why he is so scare of pro-choice democratic women. but i do not blame him. i would not want to run against maggie hassan either. she is a powerhouse,

the fact is, we do have a governor.e protecting abortion protection acts as much they can. -- the attorney general has already stated that he will not prosecute women seeking an abortion or abortion providers. and the governor has also preemptively offered -- which is a great sign. but the fact is, we need so much more. we need congress to act. roe v. wade should have been codified in the law along ago when we had the ability to do so. and that's why this race is so important. that's why we have the -- this november. so people like ron johnson don't get to have a say so about the right to choose. he has already made it very clear that it is his business, for whatever reason, what goes on between you and your doctor. and that is the unfortunate leadership we have been dealing with over a decade now. but this november, people are saying -- ready to send ron johnson home. >> let's talk about. november because democratic senator, elizabeth born mentioned you this morning. i want to take a look at which he said. >> it's also

this is a letter with the governor.tenant runs the state senate, powerful men in texas. the committee for school safety, mental health, police training and firearm safety. it does not say firearm access. >> it's a very interesting choice of words. we have to see when the special session convenes, what policies they are considering. we seen in the immediate days how the policy for most republicans have shifted you know school safety, mental health. you saw mitch mcconnell say precisely pretty much those words earlier this week. but it can be really interesting to see what they've heard. a lot of reported gun regulations have told you they have made significant policy. it's on the state level, where it is not as nationally none on the federal level. >> you mentioned the state level. we're a week out of uvalde. we are ten days from buffalo from the horrible racist supermarket massacre. the new york governor says they intend new bills. uvalde has one of the toughest gun laws, it includes raising the age from a semi automati

other governor in america.k place just this week, it was me and texas on the ground, on the border today. where was announcing initiatives about what texas is going to do to try and do biden's job of making sure we are going to do a better job as a country to prevent truckers from transporting and smuggling migrants. speak of the white house of the borders are close the lieutenant governor dan patrick said closed means no one is coming in. the doors are shut. up but we are going to break another record this month. the southwest border encounters in maine, highest numbers ever. 239,416. >> brian: do see in arizona come is hideous there, where you not making a big deal this question might the other to keep in mind today another decision and it should be there remain a magical policy stands and you can't reverse it just because donald trump did it. that's i think the president will get rebuked again by the supreme court sometime before noon. remain a mexico policy says you have to stay there, will process you in m

governor, and a governor in the blue state of virginia. [applause] >> and in new jersey, my personal favorite, within new jersey republicans have the biggest gains in two decades, including a truck driver ran against the senate majority leader. he raised $150, half of his budget he spent at dunkin' donuts and he defeated the democrat majority leader of the new jersey state senate. [applause] >> and i'm a traveler all over the country and i was in san francisco literally the week, i was speaking at stanford, university and almost everybody stayed. [laughter] >> but i was speaking at stanford the very same week that the most liberal city in america voted out three school board members that were spending all of their time trying to rename schools instead of reopening them for the families in the bay area. [applause]. >> i'm telling you. common sense is making a comeback. the american people are stepping up and reclaiming our future and the republican party is leading the way. you know, i've seen these incredible results all over the country a

questions started tuesday morning when the lieutenant governor, not the governor, signed the state'saster declaration. gianforte's office told local media he left the country saturday with his wife on a personal trip. so the day before the waters rose. and he'd be back asap. they wouldn't say where he was, citing security protocols. a federal disaster declaration came thursday, but still no sign of the governor in the flesh. these floods are a big deal for montana. millions of dollars worth of damage, the state's north entrance to the national park will be closed for months, leaving residents of the gateway town gardner fearing for their future. >> it became this ghost town. i mean, there is nobody here. >> reporter: the last time the national spotlight was so on the treasure state might have been in 2017 when gianforte body slammed a reporter during his congressional campaign. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys! >> reporter: this week's game of governor's where's waldo has echoes of senator ted cruz heading to cancun last year during a cold snap and power outages in his home state of

the governor wants to send $400 debit cards to california car owners. well, legislative leaders want to send $200 payments to taxpayers making less than $125,000 per year and hopefully will be able to reach a resolution on those 2 versions within the next. >> coming days or prior to the new fiscal year beginning on july, the first discussions were very they'll continue. but the governor made it very clear that is continuing goal is as much relief as possible as many as possible as fast as possible. newsom's plan would spend about 11.5 billion dollars to help about 28 million people versus the legislature's 8 billion dollar plan for about 16.5 million people. but democrats in the legislature have said their plan is the fair approach and have concerns about using a third-party vendor to send out debit cards. we i think we agree that we definitely want to be able to. >> the money out as fast as possible, but also want to do it in a way that's safe. >> and reliable. it's still to be determined when exactly californians could see those direct payments. but a

florida lieutenant governor janet nunez. thanks for being with us, lieutenant governor.ou're hoping to target in this legislation and how concerned you are about what is happening to children at the hands of these cartels across this open border. >> indeed, martha. what we've seen with the supreme court granting the governor's request, we can take the next step investigating the criminal enterprises that are taking hold and child trafficking, human smuggling, drug smuggling. all of the things impacting a border state like texas and states like florida. governor desantis has been clear. we're doing everything we can to keep floridians safe and that includes using the tools at our disposal. the governor is asking for a strike force. he has the grand jury that will be investigating and looking at the things that we can do to protect floridians and he made it illegal for common carriers to knowingly work with enterprises that are bringing illegals in to florida. biden's border disaster has made everyone less safe with historic numbers, record numbers of individuals flowing t

in the meantime, the governor notes that belarusian products will be shipped to operating sites.nsidered the combined option. the first is a performance and already belarusian specialists looked at the land plots on which it is possible to build their own port facilities. and by the way, they called very compressed construction site in construction, and in parallel use the existing terminals. and we named several terminals that are ready today to conclude an agreement of contracts up to the transfer, maybe even a part. part of the port facilities in the management of the belarusian side in order to shipping went today. it is very important to start shipments quickly, because this is a strategic development not only of belarus - this is a strategic development of both russia and belarus, we all understand this every visit of russian governors - this is not so much parquet meetings, visits to enterprises, too, must-have. this is not only an opportunity for a personal test drive or inspection of production sites. cooperation venice of regional cooperation, and in just a week these t

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governor gavin newsom signed a bill to protect abortion rights in the state. shelby nelson with the latest. >> anger, frustration, and even relief. the difference of opinions runs deep over a decision marking a major turning point across the country are redlands resident an obgyn karen, hans berger, it's not just about abortion. she says the decision calls into question whether birth control could be i hope that this wakes us up as women. >> that even if we would not make those decisions for ourselves, that we would care enough about other women and their ability to have safe health care to stand up for them. >> governor gavin newsom joined by state leaders staunchly affirming california stands as a sanctuary state for women across the country. i want to take this moment. >> and sign legislation too. push back against those republican state legislators and governors that seek to move forward with civil actions against people that was to travel to the state of california seeking their reproductive rights and reproductive freedoms. the decision to overturn roe v

among them, governor, secretary of state.we just saw attorney general. >> but so many more as well, ballots must be postmarked before 8 o'clock tonight in order to be counted. >> all right. in the south bay voters in san jose are deciding who they want to become their next mayor. sam liccardo is terming out. so tonight's primary will determine who is going to replace him, at least to perhaps the top to it. if no one gets more than 50% of the vote. if no single person gets more than 50%, there will be a runoff in november between the top 2 kron four's justin campbell live in san jose tonight with a look at his big raise, justin. >> biggest city in the bay area. this is a big deal. >> it's a big deal. that's right. grant. and those numbers will come in after 8 o'clock tonight. but i want to talk to you a little bit about what manager with the office of basically records said here today that talking a little bit about the numbers, what she said as of 4 o'clock, the register's office said there's roughly 199,000 ballots that have

new hampshire has a great governor. i know republican men and women are going to reelect governor chris sununu come this fall here in the granite state. also on the people of a very important day in the life of our nation. there is a day in november where we remember those who served and came home. but there is a day in the spring when we remember those who served and did not come home. it will soon be memorial day in america again. center a odd -- the senator mentioned that i am the son of a combat veteran served in korea. and i'm a proud father of a captain in the u.s. marine corps. one of my unworthy son-in-law's is a lieutenant in the u.s. navy. we honor them. at a time my dad talked about the korean war and the metal he came home with on his chest, he said the heroes were the ones who did not come. -- did not come home. i want to express my gratitude to those generations who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. i went to think -- to thank a gold star who is with us today and her extra ordinary service to th

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we'll have more from governor youngkin.ant to take a moment to remember super bowl champion tonalliy saragusa. he starred in the sopranos. he won a super bowl. he in fact talked to us last week on the radio show. he died suddenly at the age of 55. anyone who knows him knows this to be true. he will be missed. this is a fox news alert i'm ashley strohmier live in new york protest and prayer vigils held across country as supporters and foes of abortion rights plan their next move. hundreds of common stray ors to back at the supreme court where the high court delivered its bombshell ruling yesterday officials in sol states are vowing to protect a woman's access to abortion while opponents say the fight is far from over. president biden is in germany the first stop to his five day trip to europe a g7 summit is first in his agenda which will be followed by a nato summit in spain russia invasion of ukraine and keeping pressure on president putin and sign gun sweeping violence bill with buyers and bolsters mental health programs.

questions started tuesday morning when the lieutenant governor, not the governor, signed the state'sia he left the country saturday with his wife on a personal trip. so the day before the waters rose and he'd be back asap. they wouldn't say where he was citing security protocals. these floods are a big deal for montana. millions of dollars worth of damage, the state's north entrance to the national park will be closed for months leaving residents of the gateway town of guardener fearing for their future. >> it became this ghost town. there's nobody here. >> the last time the national spotlight was so on the state might have been in 2017 when jen forte body slammed a reporter during his congressional campaign. >> sick and tired of you guys. >> this week's game of governor where's waldo has echoes of senator ted cruz heading to cancun last year during a cold snap and power outages in his home state of texas. cruz caught heat. today in montana, the governor is now back in the saddle. >> montanans are resilient. we're going to get this rebuilt. >> but the governor was vacationing in ital