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and she was always very focused on climate politics when she was in the green party as a leader. and so this is very much her topic here. this is very much her environment here at co op. and what she has already said is that it is very important for her and for germany to make clear that at this cobb, it has to be a turning point in terms of moving away from fossil fuels like oil like gas, light, cool. and jamie really wants to see in the agreements coming out here from ca, that these, that this goal is reiterated as it is. and should be the commitment of the cop in the countries participating in cop to trying to keep the rising global temperatures at the 1.5 degree goals, something that was set in the paris agreement then that we've seen. some countries are struggling to commit to. and also what a germany and their book have signaled is that germany is open to looking at ways to fund and compensate poor countries for the dire consequences of climate change. and that the germany is open to discuss a way forward on this issue with developing countries. ok, so that's what we can ex

according to the latest very serious rating, they have slipped to third place, now the green party iscond place. and this means that if it is announced now, here it is distrust, then a new coalition will be created, based on the hass and the green party, and they will receive three seats more than in today's current coalition. hdshss plus the green party is uh friedrich merz former member of the presidium of the black rock american absolutely american from ours no this is a serious question it is possible but for us there are good ones no well, i understand, but nevertheless there are still there. you could still choose the lawsuit. there are social democrats, there is mr. münzelnik, from whom this is another question. well not today and tomorrow, all an intelligent person from germany, but he simply has no chance, of course, finish, yeah, there is one more in our team in our studio. well, i hope intelligent man from germany by the way, i was born. yes, that's why the president will order me to become chancellor, which means, well, the germans still cannot but defend again for the sam

he was registered to vote as a green party guy.llegal aliens could register to vote. i thought that was impossible. and voter fraud never happened. that's weird. he also talks to squirrels. i don't remember that being a part of the conservative platform. i might have missed it at the rnc, but, probably didn't. now, this does answer one thing for me the guy was nuts. don't right wingers usually follow god? not this guy. he follows a former insurance salesman from michigan who practices a spirituality called lazarroist,. >> when you can find new ways to perceive the world you can begin to perceive new worlds. more than perceiving reality differently, can you new realities different and new. >> jesse: i don't remember seeing that guy at cpac. now, how is it that i know his made up religion before we get the body cam footage? how is it that we know what animals he talks to that i can't even get his mugshot or his rap sheet? buck sexton is a former cia analyst who joins us. >> now the more we find out about this guy, it just gets even i

can understand that they want to get some changes and as well they can see clearly of course, the green party is the one who's delivering weapons to ukraine, forcing wal worldwide, and to bring up more money for the german military, military is the $1.00 who causes 30 to 30 percent of the world lifetime changed. so the few back of them doesn't do anything and they're desperate. if the method knows the best method is very, very comfortable because made might be, shouldn't go on structure which affects the civil population, but not the they structure where they show that they don't agree with the government over the military. so do you think but by causing such disruption in post on, on busy streets, they could be undermining the cause. i don't know, i think it so the german population is divided and some reflective and desperate young people and others just see them says and see that they are causing some kind of being late or anything like that. so i think they're not really undermining because the undermining this done by the german government, by the green party, for example, who declared i

independence, democrats, the green party. you know the situation can be better and you want to pick someone who has a plan to turn the nation around and that is exactly what we are doing. host: house minority leader kevin mccarthy after the prime time address last night. this is the twitter handle for the republican national committee echoing some of the points he made after the biden address. "here's the number of times he mentioned the border, zero. crime, zero. inflation, zero. supply chain, zero. gas prices, zero. education, zero. military, zero. police, zero. fenton all zero. then they asked the question priorities. -- zero." then they asked the question, "priorities"? bonnie, lancaster, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. host: what was your thought after watching? caller: i am a 73-year-old white educated professional who has recently gone blind due to a serious eye disease. i listened very intently because i could not see. i rome the networks, all of them. cnn, fox, abc, nbc. i constantly listen and i wa

of the year and will affect about a hundred companies such a decision already criticized in the green partyhat companies that have profited from the energy crisis will still be able to bypass the restrictions. but the netherlands was predicted a significant increase in electricity bills next year, there will be support measures for the population, however, already in 2024. residents there are waiting for a double financial blow, without letting the price of electricity for households on average increase by at least 2,500 euros, i note. few electricity has risen sharply in all european countries and behind the jump in gas prices, while the netherlands has experienced the increase the most, and that's all for me stay with us and spend the weekend with benefit and pleasure. have a good day.

and in these years, she created everything to create all the conditions for the green party so that theyer already after many years. she pushed them. she made some decisions. she supported all this in every possible way, being a member of the cdu, which, in principle, well, the cdu is, uh, the party of the christian democrats of the christian democratic union , which opposed this, and then they come for some time, when kolya suddenly started to kick and kick him kick kick and in 1999 in the newspaper frant germany girl. kolya angela merkel whom he brought to power. she suddenly writes a long article, which will write, we need to break away from our roots, what was old, nobody needs anything. we can no longer rely on those old ones. excuse the farts who brought us to power and kohl dies, kicks him out of the party, he quits, he became more and more the odd chairman of this party. she gives it now. then she comes. she becomes chancellor. she becomes chancellor doing everything she can to be done. well, in fact, for the development of her country, at the beginning she decides that it is nec

office of the highland hbo foundation, which is loosely affiliated with germany, is green party. michelle tech has followed climate finance for more than 10 years, and she also joins as from the climate conference in shemelle shake. welcome to d w. so it looks like we could be close to a deal on a loss and damages fund. what are the remaining sticking points? well, the decision on the lawson damage are actually quite clear. what the sticking point right now is the loss and damage fund is to be decided as part of an a well package . and as your correspondence has pointed out, the sticky point right now is the mitigation work program where we understand they were still until literally a couple of minutes ago. i think the closing flannery is just now about to start very on an act. serious negotiation is going on and that goes to the question off on vacation and for some, for the you who has made it very clear in their discourse in the course of the day that they see it as a package deal. so that their loss and damage funds should be agreement that we have including with the textual

a hallmark of the green party, which holds important ministries in the government, sites among the time when people say trade, no matter what, no matter what the social and humanitarian son dogs are. this is the point of all relations. this is something we shouldn't allow ourselves any longer. this means that we will also establish a more robust trade policy views of his china for europe, austro but the man at the top doesn't seem so sure. chancellor of shots has pushed through a controversial deal, allowing a chinese state enterprise to buy a stake in durham, his most important port. hamburg the decision was met with approval from his own coalition partners, most notably from the greens, all of shawls as decision now to travel to china with a business delegation is only adding to the divisions. so where does that leave? germany's china strategy normally will not just look have to look at how to diversify economic relations, but actually how to reduce strategic dependencies on china, particularly in critical areas such as raw materials and she, for example, areas such as a wind turbine.

his coalition, the green party, for instance. they've long been critics of china, and now with russia's war in ukraine, where the, where germany has seen the disruption that, that has created to it's pre existing, big economic relationship with russia. that one, of course, all of our energy many are asking the question, isn't germ, he simply over exposed to chinese, china's economy. what would happen, for instance, if china decided to go ahead and invade taiwan, something that she jim pink threatened to do just a couple of weeks ago. i that is tedious chief international annotated russia. walker keeping a close eye on that. her state visit to german chancellor. all i shall to state for the 2 at china. thank you so much. richard. no, a rush appointed official in ukraine's illegally annex her son. region says russian forces will withdraw from the west bank of the de new per river that comes as a korean forces it as euclidean force advance in the area. meanwhile, tens of thousands of people have now left the rushing control city of

the concerted action of the mead is acceptable, and which is headed by a representative of the green party is trying to save the economy of the industrial party, let's say industrialists who, in general, want to preserve the industrial potential of germany and the actions of american shooters who are ready to take away. this is an industrial production to itself, supplying gas to the trider and so on. well , naturally, the british, who have always been prejudiced against germany for them. it was eternal rival. that is, all this causes people, natural skepticism, criticism of the actions of their own government in general, and the collective west. i know if this will lead to changes, because we understand everything. there may be 60%, then there will be those who understand the actions of russia and those who are dissatisfied. but this will not lead to electoral changes, because the system of control over elections, the exclusion of some really critical opinions, is set very high there. we see what happened to the party dellinky left. yes, she was defeated by charismatic leaders, in fact, t

viola von kramon, a member of the german alliance of the 90s, the green party from 2009 to 2013, sheas a member of the bundestag, and in in 2019, she was elected to the european parliament. congratulations, mrs. vonkramon. thank you for joining us today. i sincerely thank you for inviting me again. so let's start with the fact that on october 10 we saw another change in the nature of the russian war in ukraine. missiles and it was the largest attack since the beginning of the war in february of this year. the european union will somehow react to this. if so, what will the reaction be? i think it was a well-planned strategy that did not arise at one moment, because it is obvious that putin will seriously lose militarily on the field the battle looks like this the liberation of the territory is going much more successfully than anyone could expect outside of ukraine putin is in a very tense situation, especially inside the country by winter it is usual to attack the civilian infrastructure system heating and the entire material and technical base is necessary in order to overwinter wha

a wall mark of the green party, which holds important ministries in the government. sites among the time when people say trade no matter what, no matter what the social and humanitarian standards are. this is the point of all relations. this is something we shouldn't allow ourselves any longer. this means that we will also establish a more robust trade policy views of his china for europe, australia. but the man at the top doesn't seem so sure. chancellor of channels has pushed through a controversial deal, allowing a chinese state enterprise to buy a stake in durham, his most important port hamburg the decision was met without parole. from his own coalition partners. no snottily from the greens, all of cells as decision now to travel to china, where the business delegation is only adding to the divisions. so where does that leave germany's china's strategy? for many will not just look, have to look at how to diversify economic relations, but actually how to reduce strategic dependencies on china, particularly in critical areas such as raw materials and show for example, areas such as a

party that was born out of opposition to the workers party, criticized from the left, a way the green partycriticized that, protested the workers parties corruption, my political collection was never so close, never a supporter of the workers party but when someone's reporting get you out of prison and that reporters threatened with prosecution you are -- or relationship will improve so we had a good relationship for a year or so. >> host: when is the brazilian presidential election and is he still favored? >> guest: the presidential election is october 2nd. as we are taping, and the overwhelming favorite, the electoral system, multiple candidates run and if no candidate gets 50% of the vote, and it is possible he could win in the first round. one person has done that. well ahead at the moment of bolsonaro and every candidate, the favorite - it would be extraordinary given the last election he was in prison, a 10 year prison term and he's not only out of prison but poised to return to power. >> host: you mention the per supreme court of brazil turn down your request interview lula. is there

they detained them, the attacker turned out to be a candidate for the local council from the green party king, charles iii quietly walked around the eggshell and peacefully continued his journey at the opening ceremony of the first monument to queen elizabeth ii on the air of sports news from match tv, i say goodbye to you. till tomorrow. good night and good luck. choose your favorite club in the winline app. get increased odds for all his matches and unique gifts. make a contribution to the development of the club with every winline bet, live your love. time for news match tv specially for ntv in alina goboeva 's studio winline november can be called the month of russian-tajik football relations on the 17th, teams of the two countries will play a friendly match in dushanbe, and the day before, futsal national teams played two meetings in 2 days. both times they fought in dushanbe and the results were extremely interesting. in the first game , tajikistan sensationally won 10-7, in the second meeting. ours were where the meeting was and missed five times less with the attack, but russia n

genocide against the ukrainian people, including ireland, moldova, and we're me the here is the green party politician, robin wagner. opening today's debate onto the hoa i design this horror. it was not caused by a force of nature, mckinsey not by faithful crop failures on ukraine's fertile land. over his horror was caused by the kremlin thought of the dictator made the cruel decision. they're i to impose collectively zation by force and cost of ation. with you to and the killing by starvation also aimed at the political suppression of the ukrainian national consciousness. ukrainian culture and language some to you. my next guests, alexander shabba, is a former ambassador to austria from ukraine. he's also the author of ukraine versus darkness. a collection of essays based on the 2 and a half decades he spent as a career diplomat in speech writer for ukrainian leaders. ambassador, it's good to have you back on the program. i had to ask you, your country is in the midst of a war, a 5th of the territory is occupied right now by russia. another 3rd is being bombed into darkness and in frigid w

they kind of criticized from the left and they say green party criticizes democrats it was a party that protested the workers party's corruption. so our political connection was never so close. i wasd never a supporter of the workers party. but, you know, when someone is reporting gets you out of prison, and then that reporter is now being threatened with prosecution as a result you're, obviously, going to -- your relationship is going w to improve. and so we had a good relationship for, you know, a year or so once he got out of prison. >> when is the brazilian presidential leanings is lula still favored? >> presidential election is october 2nd. we as we're taping our three months away or so. a little less -- polls show lua overwhelming favorite, brazil electoral system is like france is where multiple candidates run and if two candidates if no candidate gets more than 350% of the vote top two go to runoff it is very possible according to poll data that he could win in first round which is -- i believe one other person has done that but it's rare and he's ahead of any other candidate an

a hallmark of the green party, which holds important ministries in the government, sites among the time when people say trade, no matter what, no matter what the social and humanitarian standards are. this is the point for relations. this is something we shouldn't allow ourselves any longer. this means that we will also establish a more robust trade policy views of his china for europe, australia. but the man at the top doesn't seem so sure. chancellor on of shots has pushed through a controversial deal, allowing a chinese state enterprise to buy a steak and damn his most important port. hamburg the decision was met with uproar from his own coalition partners, most notably from the greens, all of shawls as decision now to travel to china with a business delegation is only adding to the divisions. so where does that leave germany's china strategy for many will not just look, have to look at how to diversify economic relations, but actually how to reduce strategic dependencies on china, particularly in critical areas such as raw materials. and so for example, areas such as so wind turbine

still there 2 years ago, three years ago, i remember how mariloidze beck is a former deputy of the green party. she tried to organize a speech in the bundestag. timothy snyder's timothy snyder's is a historian of the british that is researches the history of ukraine and central-eastern europe exactly what to tell the german deputies about why this topic is important to you why russia committed crimes in ukraine why ukraine should be supported and it was impossible to organize it the meeting by the wesnaiders is still the same. she tried to hold a vote on the holodomor, but nothing happened either. hmm, today there is full support for this idea, and we see that in fact, what a shame, and of course, it would be better than that. it was not, but this war of russia against ukraine, this genocide that is happening now, he actually closed the issue of many historical discussions in germany in such a terrible and cruel way, they have already lost their relevance and they have already automatically reached the concert, that's why i think that the vote will be positive for ukraine, the holodomor will f

they kind of criticized from the left and so the way the green party criticizes the democrats. a party that protested the workers party corruption so our political connection was never so close. i was never a supporter of the workers party, but when someone's reporting gets you out of prison and that reporter is being threatened with prison as a result, your relationship is going to improve. so we had a good relationship for, you know, a year or so once he got out of prison. >> when it the brazilian presidential election? and is lula still favored? >> and the presidential election is october, and three months away, a little lows. ap polls show lula the overwelcoming favorite and brazil's electoral system is frances where multiple candidates run and if no candidate gets more than 50% of the vote, the two top candidates go to a runoff. it's very possible according to current polling data that lula could win in the first round. i think one other person has done that, but it's very, very rare. he's well ahead of bolsonaro and other candidates and the favored to win and extraordinary

governments to add to the german government's headache, one influential member of the governing green party backs. poland. it should to follow. i think that poland to mount to deliver the patriot massage to ukraine is absolutely right. they don't need them, as poland rightly points out again to be clear, we have already delivered arrestees, and the patriots are a good addition. so why a western contents have sent high tech defense systems, such as that as the irish t now sounds a hawks mitchell. allies have resisted coals to same patriots for fear it would mark an escalation. that's because the highly sophisticated kit is embedded in the tooth integrated defense systems. it could be perceived as offering ukraine, defacto nato protection. for some in the needle community. this is a debate, it should be kept private. one thing we have to remember the russia wants to divide the support. so let's don't do that deal. we will play each other against each other. and as russia steps up, it's aerial bombardment of ukraine, this is a discussion that is only likely to intensify. and an episode that ma

and says that he doesn't accept that kind of list and, but he's be solved as well as part of the green party and liberalism, of france and germany do not the same. they don't come back lists like that. but with that, we saw that politics, they bring a follow up escalation of the company instead of diplomacy. and they try to engage from anyone as well, was speaking of loudly policies that being some cases, germany, that people who spoke for a sci fi i lost their jobs and so on. so that's kind of gotten done on working with any pictures and working with the exceptions of other opinions, which is not a democracy. he, they, they ukraine and communistic response to anyone suggesting a prospect. his piece is just really going to deter anyone else from calling for peace talks. yes, i think when you look for some left the door of ukraine and gentlemen, you, mr. maddox, he was really respect list. lee, calling out on the account against everyone, was speaking out for peace. so there is some kind of attitude inside the ukrainian government and the premium society which negates the possibility of peace

like we are, broader movements that want the same thing, other movements like greenpeace or the green partynd so there is a lot of social science behind why we do what we do. but we never really get to talk about that. and clearly your clip went viral, lots of clips around this do go viral. do you get a sense, i don't know, are you conscious when you go onto these programmes? do you get a feeling that actually the aim is to wind you up so that they will get something to go viral? is that how you perceive it? i don't know. i think i'm a bit ofan optimist. i think each time ijust hope we will have an actual conversation. and that there is potential for that in all of these. they are human, they have got deep down they have fear too about our planet changing with the climate so rapidly. and they have children and loved ones. and i know that even though their whole angle is to anger, they are also human beings who have got complex emotions around this really tricky situation we find ourselves in. and genuinely, i want to open that up with them. well, i've got wolfgang blau in the studio here. c

projected also to make some gains, but it is the social social is people party the s b p a left grew a green party which is likely also to mix of gains. the s b p has been campaigning for a swift transition into clean energy and for many danes. this is exactly what the country is supposed to be doing, and they might get more votes. she's an extraordinary moment, but to night when we get a sense of who's going to win the elections, it does not necessarily mean that we're going to have a government in the upcoming days. it could take weeks or more of a or months like happened in sweden because of the very complex political landscape in a, in their mock. thank you for that hash them are out there for us in copenhagen, south korea's interior minister as apologize for a crowd surge during a halloween festival on saturday. the killed at least a 156 people. at least admit the response was not adequate. and president uke soon you all has called for more safety measures to print such accidents. rob mcbride is at the memorial site and so he says, the government says crowd control and safety is their top pri

representatives representatives of the political landscape, let's say marilo izabek, a former deputy of the green partydestag refused. that is, there was a huge position, including from the side of the democratic party, not including from the christian democratic union that is, the big parties were against determining that today no one questions the fact that the holodomor was a genocide and that it must be recognized yesterday literally in the berlin cathedral, this is the main cathedral of berlin, protestant was like an economic service in which representatives of the catholic church and the ukrainian orthodox church participated and a representative of the jewish community in berlin and there was a memorial service in honor of the victims of the holodomor and there were representatives of all major political parties and everyone honored the memory yes, sir, but the question is still legal from the legal point of view, whether the german deputies will dare to vote. i think that i think that i will vote. i think that they will vote. ukrainian than even then the actions of the german government, do you

there's a green party. there's a libertarian party. but i think what you're attempting is different or bigger than that. when was the last time someone in america accomplished what you're attempting? >> well, nobody really has. well, i guess you could say the republican party. that's how it started, as a third party. >> we're talking 1860. >> right, exactly. it was a while ago. >> reporter: ever since, republicans and democrats have controlled america's government and the forward party argues the growing us versus them conflict between the parties -- >> and there's nothing smart about you, joe. >> reporter: -- is at the root of america's current problems. >> you're the worst president america has ever had. come on. >> we have to re-imagine what american politics can be because this version is going to tear us apart. it's going to lead to strife, bloodshed, dysfunction, and worse. >> we've seen it. >> your enemy is not your fellow american. it's not your friend and neighbor, but it's a system that actually profits from turning us agains

he supports the democrat party, the party of the green new deal, the party of destroying american energy independence, which is the number one need for manufacturing companies in my district. and by the way, calhoun is in gordon county, not delton. you don't know anything about our district. i do. i am going to work very hard to lower inflation and also open up many opportunities for businesses growing and developing a northwest georgia and i'm so excited to be a part of that. now can i take my question. >> josh, you can ask a question. josh: this is for both of you, let's start with marcus flowers. our problems in this country are big and way too often our conversations are way too small. a lot of criticizing, finger-pointing in the conversation. what do you both offer that could help unify the country? mr. flowers: absolutely, honor, decency and integrity. three core values that marjorie taylor greene does not have. we've read aloud from her, and she's good, she is good at spouting off utter nonsense as absolutely nothing to do with what's going on in our district. i guarantee you, geo

but the snp are backed up by the green party . scotland and the green party. and the green party are very anti oil and gas . they claim to be an independence , but the vast independence, but the vast majority of people that vote for the party are not doing so out of independence. unlike those who vote the snp. so it's unusual that they're going to tax oil and gas industries to the hilt and we also then come in to a question who owns the sea, etc. anyway and companies are american who drill only. well, well, you a lot of different companies you have even a lot norwegian companies because we're not that far from norway's oil and gas operations. you have so different companies, whether it's , you know, bp , whether it's, you know, bp, shell, etc. operating there. so i would so would the scottish do anything to encourage any more development ? the north sea? it's development? the north sea? it's unlikely . and the oil and gas unlikely. and the oil and gas are rightly concerned. they were rightly concerned . the greens rightly concerned. the greens backed up the sn

and so the way you say the green party criticized the democrats. it was a party that protested the workers' parties corruption. so our political connection was never so close. i was never a supporter of the worker's party, but you know when someone's reporting gets you out of prison and then that reporter is now being threatened with prostitution as a result you obviously are going to your relationship is going to improve and so we had a good relationship for you know a year so once he got out of prison, when is the brazilian presidential election and is lulus still favored? the as we're taping our three months away or so a little less polls show lula the overwhelming favorite and brazil's electoral system is like francis we as we're taping our three months away or so a little less polls show lula the overwhelming favorite and brazil's electoral system is like francis where multiple candidates run. and if candidates if no candidate gets more than 50% of the vote the two top candidates go to a runoff. it's very possible according to current polo data

year and will affect about a hundred companies, this decision has already been criticized in the green party and noted that those who have profited from energy in a crisis, companies will still be able to circumvent restrictions. but the netherlands was predicted a significant increase in electricity bills next year, there will be support measures for the population, however, already in 2024. residents there are waiting a double financial blow is called the price of electricity for households on average could rise by at least 2.500 euros, i note that a few electricity rose sharply in all european countries due to a jump in gas prices, while the netherlands felt the increase the most. and on this i have everything stay with us. spend the weekend with benefit and pleasure, have a good day. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 to belarus 24 continues the program for x i am alexander smirnov hello illegal production, transportation and cutting of animals, as well as storage of weapons, ammunition, not prohibited fishing gear, operatives of the gomel regional inspectorate for nature pro

let's talk to the co—leader of the green party, caroline lucas, mp for brighton and kemptown. vulnerable? well, the stories you have just been - the stories you have just been hearing from gloucester, i think just demonstrate how desperate people are and frankly, how this girl —— this budget is not going to help them. i am deeply concerned we have a government yet again pushing us into more austerity in the name, frankly, a political ideology rather than economic necessity. because there are political choices here. i lost count of the number of times the chancellor talked about making difficult decisions. that is just code for hitting the poorest people hardest. political choices meant he could for example have chosen to levy a wealth tax on 1% of the richest people, the 1% who are the richest people, the 1% who are the richest people, the 1% who are the richest people, that could have raised around £70 billion. he could have put in place a proper windfall tax, without the big loopholes which essentially mean oil and gas companies get given lots of that money back if they inve

for instance, schools have drag green party at the public school where the drag queens were actually going to seven-year-old girls, pulling up their addresses, do you like this? it wasdisgusting. republicans never used it . as a whole bunch of stuff that they never used because they thought they were going to slide to victory so they came up with these weak challenges and now there no, it's trump's fault.it's not trump's fault. it's the republican party, mitch o'connell, the otherguy , the republicans themselves. the ones that thought, that have the guts to get out there and in the amounts, here's our principles. sthis country is still in a mess i don't think we're going to pull out of it. >> lighting personally still think trump is the topas far as the republican party is concerned ? >> why do i think trump is at the top? i think the guy from florida he's going to give them a hard time and i wouldn't bet either one of them but at this point put the other guy said something that's interesting. this is going to be trump's last term if he should win. trump knows the white house inside

i'm talking to all americans, not just republicans but independents, democrats, the green party. you know this nation can be better. you want to pick somebody who has a plan to turn this nation around and that's exactly what were going to do. >> hannity: kevin, your commitments to america, i've read them, i agree with them, it's america first on the make america great agenda, in other words, return to policies that were working 21 months ago. i love the fact that every comic assessment has signed on to it. another question is, will you follow through on it? not only when joe biden's president when hopefully a republican is elected as well and it can be enacted into law. there were symbolic votes on repealing and replacing obamacare and it never became a reality when it mattered in 2017, did it? >> in the senate it was stopped. our commitment to america premises what to do to get out of the house. on the very first day on januar. will repeal the irs agents. i believe the government should be there to help you not go after you. hold your feet to the fire. remember after the 94 revo

he managed to win 86% of the vote against a green party candidate.sult of the special election, it will be held next want to make month to fill his seat. tennessee democrat odesa kelly is blaming her midterm loss on white supremacy and voter suppression. she tweeted, "i just lost a congressional race due to white supremacy" under blue dog dems and voter suppression, not because mark green was better. "kayleigh mcenany said kelly's argument is thin. >> what happened was democracy and despite that, my favorite argument from the left, "there was record turnout in georgia" but there is voter suppression. no, they can't go hand-in-hand. interesting, too, biden talked about threats and there will be all these threats out there. as he sat in the press conference, the election officials did their job, did their duty but apparently without little interference. rachel maddow went out there and said in arizona, people were replenishing their weapons and intimidating people. >> meanwhile data suggest voting efforts could have reached a record number, which is a