ambassador haley really are. and i've been collecting these books and every speaker we have and so when my children are old enough to appreciate them they will have a library by significant speech. speakers such as ambassador nikki haley. so our question that made me want to say that and give a plug to my daughter is from amy hobbs. amy wants to know what actions can you take as a very person to improve your community as a leader? i think the biggest thing is to know that we need you and we need you in whatever it is you're passionate about it. doesn't have to be politics. it could be it could be helping the poor it could be whatever you you think but when you do something, be great at it and make sure people remember you for it. that's biggest lesson my parents taught me. i think it's the biggest lesson for young person is don't start something and not finish it. but actually, whatever you do be great at it and make sure that people are still talking about you after you've finished it. absolutely. thank you. thi

but now haley arsenault is on and even wilder ride right here on terra firma. will ganz is now here with more wealth. hey andrew, we've shared her story here on world news now before, but healy arsenault is now out with her debut memoir. she spoke with me 100 stories above new york city about her message of hope, and why she wouldn't tell her 10 year old self that she one day go to space. it's reasonable to say that haley arsenault sees the world in a different way. it's haley from orbit. pediatric cancer survivor becoming american to go to space. when spacex orbe like halfway there. joining us 100 stories above new york city at the edge to talk about her brand new book, wild ride, a memoir of i v drips and rocket ships in the book. you say that having cancer has been the greatest gift of your life. what do you mean by that? it made me who i am my love my life so much that i want to make the most of it and embrace these opportunities that come my way readers strapping in for haley's wild ride from being a patient at st jude to becoming a physician assistant the

haley: thank you for having me.ff: and haley, colorado governor jared police, as you well know, he said in a statement toda quote, every state resource is available to local law enforcement and that he is eternally grateful for the brave individuals who blocked the gunman. you spent the day reporting at the scene. what do officials know about what transpired? haley: well, we know right now is that five people have died and 25 people are injured. that's a little bit more than what we originally thought. the gunman is named anderson lee aldrich. he's 22 years old and he entered club q just before midnight on sunday and shot people with a rifle. two people at the club fought with the gunman and stop him from shooting anyone else and he was arrestithin minutes. we don't know the motive behind the shooting, of course, club q has called it a hate crime. but authorities have not yet confirmed that. and there are still w victims being treated at nearby hospitals. geoff: haley, you live in colo springs. you grew up there. wh

, desantis, and then nikki haley. a plane goes down every day filled with youngsters on this fentanyl situation. fentanyl is killing our young people. get with it. worry about you all day -- uvalde later. i have great empathy for the people of uvalde, but think about all the people in that plane that goes down every day with 300, usually young people who for some reason get hooked into that deal. host: that is built from texas. he talked about trump, desantis and nikki haley. let's talk about desantis. you wrote recently that the president needs to not use the strategy he used against jeb bush towards ron desantis. guest: one of the big things that broke trump out of the pack is that he made jeb bush a foil of his. he encouraged him to go after him in debates. it reinforced a lot of what trump was saying about the republican establishment in week, not effective fighters, not representative of the base. bush represented dynastic politics, a point of view on immigration that was not popular with the base at that time, t

i'd like to see nikki haley on the ticket with him. can i say something about the red wave that was expected? host: sure. caller: people made a big deal out of it and i didn't think there would be a red wave. i'm always torn on whether to call in on independent or republican. a year from now, i might be calling on the independent line. i'm 75 years old. -- why? he was great for south carolina. he was a good senator. i think people tend to vote for representatives in the house and senators, people who they pick might help their state. people are closet voters. people won't tell their friends at parties. if i was in tennessee, i think i would vote for steve cohan. i really like him. for national implications, they don't seem to care. you see what i'm getting at? host: steve, do you trust the polls anymore? caller: no. i don't trust those poles. -- polls. i quit trusting them decades ago. i remember joe biden in the senate. i remember the days of tip o'neill, when people would work together better. i think vietnam divided the country to a

why did it matter to you to tell the story as haley was saying through a person? the system. yeah, well, i think you know, with cannabis being legal in a lot of states now you know we've seen a lot of people profiting off of you know, legal cannabis and they're still not over 40,000 nonviolent people that are incarcerated you know for cannabis offenses, around this country and there's great people like the last prisoner project that are doing work around this and you know they were able to bring you know michael story to us and able to tell his story and this last chapter of it you know for his fight for clemency. and i think it's just important that you know as as we see legalization around this country. that that we remember that there's still a lot of people incarcerated for it. yeah, i'm yeah. and michael my final question to you for people who look at this and say, this is somebody else's problem. there's just other people in the prisons, you're here on msnbc with the platform. what do you want people to know, think or believe maybe this just doesn't concern

or haley. phil. it's what everybody's thinking. people walking on eggshells 'cause he was my friend first, but now i never see him. or haley. i'm only allowed to see my children once a week. i hardly know them. oh, well, clark's head of the math club, and tina's turned into a bit of a slut. thanks for the update.

. >> over south carolina governor and you and ambassador nikki haley talks about the midterm election results and got -- ongoing foreign policy charges. -- challenges. she was followed by chris christie, about the need for republican leaders. >> please welcome ambassador nikki haley. >> ♪ isn't she lovely, isn't she wonderful, isn't she precious ♪ ♪ i never thought true love would be making one as lovely as she ♪ >> thank you so much and it is great to be back in the rj jc and to all of you, [indiscernible] -- [speaking foreign language] we get each other. on a personal level. we know what it is like to be pushed around but we also know what it means to push back. right now, america needs leaders who aren't afraid to fight for what is right. we lived through a disheartening election and it should be a wake-up call for all of us. we have just -- to stop losing and start winning and we have to choose candidates that can win that just a primary but eight general election. --a general election. we don't need tall -- politicians who love to go on tv and talk about problems. we need real le

. >> former governors chris christie and nikki haley and senator tim scott were among the speakers at this year's republican jewish coalition leadership meeting in las vegas. they each talked about a variety of topics, including foreign policy, crime, inflation in the u.s. southern border. most importantly, it's so great to have such a great crowd here and see us through this pandemic, get everybody back together, seeing each other eye to eye, speaking to each other directly and listening to each other again. thank you for taking the time to be out here. it's great to see you. [applause] a lot of things to reflect on today. where i reflected was that our party was in a very similar position in my mind 60 years ago. 60 years ago, in 1962, you had a crossroads for the republican party. we lost the presidential election a john kennedy, we had a disappointing midterm in 1962, and we also had conflict inside the party. what was driven that time was driven by the john birch society . and for those of you who remember those times, it was a group of folks who sold themselves as if by communis

pompeo in person, nikki haley in person.ce of this event was that donald trump did not clear the field. he announced he is running for president on monday and in a party he has absolutely dominated, you would have assumed other candidates would have backed away by now. not one of them did. and they were all standing there saying, here i am as a possible alternative. that's what is most striking about it. i still think donald trump has to consider the odds on favorite but he's not the prohibited favorite. this was on display this weekend. >> here's what half post is saying. i wonder steve, charles -- will bide his time while he waits for trump to implode. that's ron desantis biding his time for the former president to implode. what do you make of that? >> if that's what the strategy is, it's a smart strategy. right now, donald trump is standing alone. he has the focus and the spotlight and the target on his back. given the bed reviews from his announcement on monday, donald trump's normal practice is to try to come up with so

ambassador nikki haley talked about the midterm election results in las vegas. welcome ambassador nikki haley. >> ♪ isn't she lovely isn't she wonderful i never thought love would be isn't she lovely ♪ >> thank you so much, it's great to be back at the rj c and sell all of you [speaking foreign language] the republican jewish coalition has always had a special place in my heart for many reasons. we get each other, on a personal level. we know what it's like to be pushed around, but we also know what it means to push back. none right now america needs leaders who aren't afraid to fight for what is right. we just live through a disheartening election. it should be a wake-up call for all of us. we have to stop loosing and start winning. and we have to choose candidates that can win not just a primary, but also a general election. [applause] we don't need more politicians who love to go on cv and talk about our problems. we need real leaders with a record of delivering solutions. the kind of leader that will do the hard work and get the results that we need. we did

do you agree with what nikki haley said? >> with joe biden the white house? absolutely.py 80th birthday. >> martha: what about on the republican side? >> he was just on the cusp of being 78, dean phillips when he was elected two years ago. i don't think it's age. it's policies. joe biden doesn't deserve a second term because of his policies. he's spent trillions on things that we didn't ask for. he abandoned 13 service members that tied in afghanistan. all of our equipment, intelligence on the airstrip there. four million people walked across the border. we're less safe, less prosperous. >> martha: obviously you're right. there's a question of policy on both sides. but there's a lot of discussion about this, harold. it's on people's minds. so on your side of the party, do you believe it's time to move on and, you know, we saw a lot of potential candidates in las vegas. who are those people on your side? >> first thanks for having me on. look, i think if president biden were measuring up to everything that seems like 58, 59, 60% of the country, if they approved of his pol

haley, i agreed with what you said. looked this is going to be trump and desantis and nikki haley and everything. look, is a going to get dirty? probably it will. i don't want that to happen. but i have a feeling that it will because this is the nature of these primaries and -- but i will say does. when donald trump is backed into a quarter, that is usually when he comes out swinging. >> emily: amy, i want to get their thoughts. secretary pompeo said this. we need more seriousness. less noise and leaders were looking forward could not staring in the rearview mirror claiming victimhood. it dovetails with a sermon i heard which is that what you're driving a car, is, recent what the windshield ahead of you is so much bigger than that rearview mirror. which is tiny. >> amy: you look at this race starting early, we can wipe the slate clean. we are all tired of the twitter insults, patrols, all of that kind of stuff that has happened in the past. if we start fresh with these new ideas and kind of the ideal that unity is the t

i think nikki haley is considering it. i think people see the former president.er of the party, but he is incredibly vulnerable with all of his many, many legal issues. >> is that actually weird for mike pompeo, nikki haley to be running against? >> it's going to be completely weird. and it makes no folks why folks aren't distancing themselves from him now. i give pence credit that he is beginning to do it. it's inevitable. you have to explain why you're superior to him as a choice. so the sooner they distance themselves from trump, the more it will boost them as a potential contender. >> do you think he really wants to be president again? >> i think half the calculation, frankly, is just concern over his legal exposure. i think he probably misses the limelight more than he does the governing and the role and not coming to covid task force meeting, for example. but i do think he is going to run. >> did he go to those a lot? alyssa farah griffin, thank you. bakari seller as as well. >>> up next, how badly the war in ukraine is going, in the words of commanders fro

then you have nikki haley, who i would say is seeking a page from the nancy pelosi handbook.pened the door to make it an age argument. >> sure. miles, you served in the administration. obviously there were a lot of people who when he did get elect td -- i remember talking to good republicans saying, look, good people have to stick around here because if they don't, this whole thing is going to go off the rails. by the end, you have january 6th, the complete collapse, hang mike pence. mike pence won't criticize -- what do you make of the way -- i don't see any of them, while they're saying, okay, the party needs something new, they're not going after the man himself, right? >> yeah, yeah. there's no other way to put it than cowardice. that same cowardice is what allowed trump to rise in the first place. your point about the adults in the room thesis, i was one of the biggest -- of the thesis that the adults in the room were keeping it in track. and i was completely abjectly wrong about that thesis? why? because it was very easy for donald trump to systemically dismantle those

you've got the vicky haley, who had says taking a page from the nancy pelosi playbook.si's open the door for people to say, it's time for a new generation. to make an age argument, and across party lines. >> sure, miles, you served in the administration. obviously there was people when you do get elected, i river talking to senior republicans who say, good people got a stick around here. because if they don't, the whole thing will go off the rails. we were all willing to buy that argument early on in the administration, by the end of january six, -- and won't criticize. what do you make of the way, i don't see any of them while they're all saying, okay the party needs something new. they're not going after the man himself. >> yeah, and there's no other way to put it than cowardice. it sounds like a strong word but that same cowardice is what allowed donald trump to rise in the first place. your point about the adults in the room thesis, i was one of the biggest -- thesis that the adults in the room were keeping it in. jack i was objectively wrong about that. why, becaus

when they look at the situation, they say go ahead, nikki haley.er, but to any of these candidates, try to distance yourself from donald trump when nikki haley was trump's u.n. ambassador, when she has defended him at a number of a different points over the last few years, it'll hard to say she's different or any of these candidates who have, that they're different from trump. >> isaac, thank you for that great reporting. >>> with republicans set to take control of the house next year, gop leader, kevin mccarthy said investigating how the biden administration has dealt with parents and school boards, that's going to be a key priority for them. last year parent activists upset how issues like masking, rh critical race theories were upset. so that inspired them to run and win seats in school board elections. including april carny, who spoke to audie cornish why she wanted to run. here it is. >> we need to support our children to have their own opinion. >> unless a parent thinks it's inappropriate then they can make a phone call to a tip line, i didn'

. >> over south carolina governor and you and ambassador nikki haley talks about the midterm election and got -- ongoing foreign policy charges. -- challenges. she was followed by chris christie,

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question i, we will show you remarks by former governor chris christie and nikki haley. they appeared at the republican jewish coalition's 2022 leadership coalition in las vegas. you can watch the remarks here on c-span and you can watch on c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> several years ago, i remember watching through the airplane window as a baggage handler was bringing my wheelchair up to the jet bridge. i watched as it rolled off and raised to the jetway. if it is damaged, i am stranded. >> jim langevin testifies before this committee, examining air travel accessibility for disabled passengers. watch tonight, beginning at nine: 30 eastern on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile video app or online. that is c-span.org. complexity spends online store, shop friday and save up to 30% of our newest collection, hoodies, blankets and more. there is something for every c-an fan for the holidays.

. >> reporter: the former football star teamed up with former south carolina governor nikki haley andlorida senator rick scott. >> you don't think there will be a runoff? >> i don't. >> reporter: the campaign chair told cbs news he believes his party will secure at least 52 seats in the chamber. >> where do you stand now on your projections? >> i think we'll do better than that. look at the polls. every week they are headed in our direction. >> reporter: arizona senator mark kelly remain undeterred, fending off a late surge from republican blake masters. >> i always knew this would be very competitive. >> reporter: the governors race is also competitive between democrat katie hobbs and republican carrie lake, who has denied the results of the 2020 election. tonight lake's campaign says it won't be intimidated after an envelope with suspicious white powder was delivered to its headquarters. the fbi responded along with phoenix police which is now investigating. jericka? >> nikole killion in georgia, a busy next couple of days. thank you. >>> in wisconsin, it's a dead heat in the race f

trump, desantis, and then nikki haley. but before i get into that, it's like at plane goes down every day filled with hugely youngsters on this signal situation. the fentanyl is killing our young people, our future. get with it. worry about uvalde later. now, i have great sympathy and empathy for the people in uvalde. but think about all the people spread out in that plane t goes in every day with 300, usually young people, but just for some reason get hooked into that chinese deal. >> host: that is bill from texas. he talked about trump, desantis and nikki haley. let's talk about the status for a moment. you wrote a little and a piece recently that the president needs to not employ a strategy that use against jeb bush towards ron desantis. can you elaborate? >> guest: one of the big things that broke trump out of the pack was he sort of made former florida governor jeb bush a foil of use. he went after him in debates. he kind of encouraged jeb bush to go after him in the debates. it sort of reinforced a lot of what trump

vivid story about that alex haley, he was he was a writer he was a journalist who had been working on this novel. actually, there's a nonfiction novel, you know. you know, it was a story. and that was based on. his family's history from slavery up until the 1970s and that book when it came out. it was caught roots roots and hollywood one of the big studios. purchase the rights to roots they were going to make a big movie a big saga slavery right up to modern times about in this black man's family, but the studio was being slow of foot haley got upset he figured that they we're not going to make the movie and so he bought the rights back. he took it to tv. and then it became a miniseries in 1976 roots up until that time. it was the most watched tv miniseries in history. but hollywood ran from the story and and that that book that story was saved. by tv by the small screen and david wolper he was a tv producer he had. you know he had to wear with all to do it. he really wanted to make it in it won a lot of awards many of those. stars in the movie though even with their success in roots

ambassador to the u.n., or nikki haley, among those speakers there.president trump first to announce for 024, spoke by -- 2024, spoke by way of video. >>> meanwhile, georgia governor brian kemp stumping for senate candidate herschel walker ahead of his december 6thth runoff with incumbent democrat senator raphael warnock. eric: we now return to our other top story in colorado springs. that city in shock and mourning at this hour after the mass shooting at that lgbtq club last night. police say the suspect, identified as a local resident, 32-year-old anderson lee aldridge -- 22-year-old. walked in just before midnight to club q and killed 5 people before he was tackled by several of the club goers. at least 25 people were injured. joining us now is the mayor of colorado springs, mayor john scotters. our prayers are with you -- john southers. our prayers are with you and your community. where because the investigation stand? what can you tell us about it it? >> thank you, eric. shock and mourning really does describe the state of our city at this point

mike pence is clearly putting himself front and center and there's others like nikki haley, certainlyernor desantis is going to put himself out there. i expect them to be at least a dozen doing exploratory work right now. jacqui: and of course, desantis had the huge win in florida and many people say this is his time, but we'll see. thank you both so much for coming on, lee and doug, always great to see you. >> good to see you. jacqui: ahead, well over 100 hospitals in 21 states getting hit by a cyber attack putting patient's privacy and lives in danger. what does it keep happening? north korea firing off another missile test. while that's not new, officials warning this one could potentially hit the u.s. that's next. my fellow veterans because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan, for up to 100% of your home's value. if you need cash for you family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no... give us a call. my a1c stayed h

a couple weeks ago for it falsely claiming nikki haley goes by nikki because she lives in america andbirth certificate when her parents came hear from india even though nikki is literally on her birth certificate. >> unlike 70? talks if you are democrat looking her coalition completely falling apart ahead of the midterm elections whether it's hispanic voters, women, black voters in atlanta, the last thing you should be doing is dehumanizing women in districts that you need to win. comparing them to roaches and insects want to commit suicide. >> it's really creepy. she's always tensioning it which is really gross. guy come it's obscene not just the media do it we have democrat politicians. listen to hillary clinton here. >> are you concerned maybe voters are not putting those pieces together? that having a republican house would mean the people you are talking about would be even more empowered? >> i think with all of the noise we have got in this election season, i don't think people are able to really grasp that. but more importantly i don't think they really understand the threats t

. >> tonight we will share remarks on former governor chris christie and nikki haley. you can watch their remarks on c-span and c-span it now, our free mobile video out or online at c-span.org. -- our free video app. >> congress gets back to work in the wake of the midterm election. watch as the incoming 118th congress elects leaders, makes key assignments, and sets an agenda for january 2023. meanwhile, the outgoing 117th congress uses its final weeks to tackle unfinished business such as defense spending, funding for the federal government, which is set to expire on december 16. follow it all live on the c-span networks and c-span it now, our free mobile video app or any time on demand at c-span.org. ♪ >> sunday night on q&a, wall street trader turned photojournalist chris on his book" dignity" about the plight of those living on the margins of america. >> it was a sunday morning. all of the semi's were gone. she was in an industrial park. and immediately, her intelligence just kind of came right through. and we spoke for about one hour, half an hour or so. and she t

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we know people that are supporting nikki haley and people supporting mike pompeo and even mike penceis point. the fact is that donald trump is still the leader of this party. he's by far and away the man as i mentioned before. i think he's going to do himself a whole lot of good if he comes out tonight. >> martha: we'll get more from juan williams. juan? >> well, i hate to interrupt, martha. i think if i watched marc and hogan go at it, looks like they're taking shots at each other on the republican side. i would say this. the other side of the aisle and people are saying, wow, why would you stop someone that is digging a hole from dig ago deeper hole? it's clear people on the republican side that were intimidated for years by donald trump no longer feel that way. they have found their voice, you know, what marc said, i take to heart. marc has been a defender of president trump. after three cycles, 18, 20 and 22, you wonder why republicans would go down the same dead end road. but you know, on the other hand -- >> martha: i have to leave it there, gentlemen. we have a lot of breaking

and zeldin is looking to peel off enough of voting constituency so that he can go to victory in a haleye state. eric: are you saying the legislators decided to engineer a social program from that point of view as opposed to looking at the effect of the criminal justice system when they enacted these lays? >> are exactly. and they seem to be utterly indifficult to the results of it. up until perhaps the last week, governor hochul has demonstrated the same indifference. she really does not seem to have been very concerned. you know the famous remark during the debate, why is this so important to you, i think, was very telling. she really does not seem to understand that in new york state these days it is not about the republican party, the democratic party, it's the party of the afraid. and there the really is a groundintel here of people who don't -- groundswell here of people who don't want to live in the state. this is not just the nypd, it's statewide. activity is up, arrests are up. they're getting guns, but two hours later they're dealing with a system that has defaulted to catch an

here is a warning from nikki haley. the>> don't listen to this red wave stuff they are talking to you about. the win that will happen in georgia will simply be based on turnout. more of us show up than they do. >> warnock holds the advantage among independents, according to the latest fox news polls. looks like he just arrived, just about to take the podium here to rally voters to hit the polls. sandra. >> sandra: following the last full day of campaigning on the ground in macon, georgia. thank you. john, looking at regional inflation in august, that state, georgia, 9% inflation, so they have prices higher than the national average. also a drop in the state gdp in the last quarterly report. this is a state that's struggling on a few different levels. although the unemployment rate is below the national average. a few of the figures we are watching. >> john: i lived there not too long ago and you know, people who i know who still live there, friends of mine, they are complaining about crime as well in the atlanta area in

. >> reporter: the former football star teamed up with nikki haley and florida senator rick scott. >> you don't think there's going to be a runoff? >> there's not going to be a runoff. >> reporter: he said he believes his party will secure at least 52 seats in the chamber. where do you stand now? >> i think we're -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: democrats like senator mark kelly remain undeterred, tending off a late surge. >> i always knew this would be very come petdtive. >> reporter: the governor's race is also competitive between the democrat and republican kari lake. tonight, lake's campaign says it won't be intimidated after an envelope with suspicious white powder was delivered to its headquarters. the fbi responded with phoenix police, which is now investigating. jericka? >> nicole killian for us in georgia, thank you. >>> in wisconsin, it's a dead heat in the race for governor and for u.s. senate. cbs reports from milwaukee on how issues surrounding crime would have a major impact on who wins. >> reporter: in battleground wisconsin, a clash over crime. >> you reduce crime by supp

can't get mike pompeo and mike pence and nikki haley and larry hogan to say you challenge them to ambitionthat way. >> when does it stop in a headline and a chiron whenever we see a national republican defining trump in this way? what does it become completely normalized for somebody to get out there on stage and say this guy is not acceptable for our party anymore? >> i think it's going to be tough because they are saying in front of a friendly audience criticizing him. it is another thing to debate him, to put up with all of his attacks, personal attacks. it is another thing to try to rifle his ability to really have these huge campaign rallies that speak to the base and get people fired up. the actual mechanics of campaigning against donald trump. we are waiting to see who steps up and is able to do that effectively. >> he is as weak as he has ever been. the question is, is that weak enough? we have a ways to go. up next, back to the sadness of the deadly cololorado nightclub shooting, including resonantnt biden's call for an assault weapons ban. get early access to wayfair's black frid

meantime former ambassador nikki haley was stumping for republican herschel walker in hiram yesterday, where she told supporters do not depend on a red wave. >> are republicans nervous going into the election? >> it is not about nervous as much being humble and disciplined this is about turnout. reporter: yeah, walker has had tulsi gab ard out. he is expecting senator lindsey graham to campaign with him tonight. look at this, this is all about the turnout tomorrow. the latest "fox news" polling has warnock and walker practically neck-and-neck. you know, neil, georgia saw record early voting for a midterm, but the pressure is really on the gop here to prevent a repeat of 2020. remember that when georgia handed democrats the senate. democrats are also feeling the urgency as well. >> i don't think any of us want to wake up on wednesday morning asking ourselves what more could we have done. reporter: warnock has advantage among independents in this state. keep an eye out on that. it will be about getting base out for republicans. neil: refresh me, neither gets 50% of the vote there is aut

ambassador nikki haley. she said, look, she's thinking about a run.us way. she's going to have more on this very soon. so, is this field growing by the month? are we going to see a huge republican field leading up to 2024? or do you think this is going to slim down? >> yeah. it's interesting. it's kind of like deja vu of 2016 right now. i mean, the reality is after the midterm elections, trump is looking so weak politically that you have a whole bunch of high-profile republicans saying, oh, i think i could beat him. i'm going to jump into this race. people like nikki haley, who you'll remember had originally said she would not run against trump if he runs. now she's rethinking it. people like kristi noem, the governor of south dakota, who at one point was considered a potential running mate for donald trump, is now saying she doesn't think that he's the best hope for republicans taking back the white house in 2024. so, a lot of these republicans seeing an opportunity obviously looking at jumping in, and what that's going to do is really divide the gop

and then watch governor nikki haley, have the courage to take that confederate emblem down from south carolina state house. ground it really made me angry that our governor and our legislators could not display the same courage. oh, sorry i had to get involved. were fighting for the soul of mississippi right now. in america. do you think it makes them feel when they everywhere lays her that flag is flying. what does that face? and then we are better than that. mrs. city is better than that. no. mm ah, this wasn't the 1st time mississippians have wrestled over their flag in 1993, the hon. ac piece to the state to change the flag for familiar reasons. back with that lawsuit letter, the discovery that due to a legislative air in 19 o 6, mississippi did not have an official state flag in 2001 governor ronnie musgrove decided to settle the issue with a statewide referendum, asking voter to choose between 2 flags the current flag at the time which had been adopted, $1894.00 and a new design. and now the mississippi flag is wavering. at this time. voters will decide if the confederate symbol

haley jones slips, flips, up and in. behind her head for the bucket. jones with a game-high 17. cardinal roll by 40. i think we hit every sport. maybe not but almost every sport. felt like it. >> i feel like that last player could be in the harlem globe trotters or do some tricks? >> yeah, we're hoping the niners can do a trick tonight and the warriors play the kings. >> remember those times during the pandemic you were watching bad minten. [laughter] whatever was on tv. chris, thanks. just ahead, a new twist on an old holiday favorite side dish. some, though, may find it hard if you run a small business, you need the most from every investment. that's why comcast business gives you more. more innovation... with our new gig-speed wi-fi, plus unlimited data. more speed... from the largest, fastest, reliable network... and more savings- up to 60% a year with comcast business mobile. all from the company that powers more businesses than any other provider. get started with fast speeds and advanced security for $49.99 a month for 12 months. plus ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid c

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nikki haley was speaking there. and they said they would vote for nikki haley over donald trump.n georgia, donald trump's name is not very good with the republican party. >> we'll see what happens tomorrow. it's certainly going to make headlines. >> thank you, both, for being with us this morning. >>> what president biden's meeting with china's leader could mean for diplomatic relations between our two countries and fears over the future of taiwan. of taiwan ? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc got the upper hand... rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon lining.