it's a little bit like thomas hobbes, the main engine hobbes— like thomas hobbes, the main engine hobbesmass power and govern policy. that is _ get a mass power and govern policy. that is what — get a mass power and govern policy. that is what is going on. i think the bands — that is what is going on. i think the bands have a history of being a complete _ the bands have a history of being a complete disaster and i don't know of anyone — complete disaster and i don't know of anyone who could chalk up bans as being _ of anyone who could chalk up bans as being successful. take jimmy carter, by the _ being successful. take jimmy carter, by the way, — being successful. take jimmy carter, by the way, this is a great example... russia invades afghanistan in 1979, the us puts a ban on _ afghanistan in 1979, the us puts a ban on exports of agriculture to the soviet— ban on exports of agriculture to the soviet union at the time to punish them _ soviet union at the time to punish them the — soviet union at the time to punish them. the soviet union turns around, cut a _ them. the soviet union turns

and that is exactly what governor hobbs is doing here.tic governors with republican legislatures, i hope you're taking some notes. all right, from a day in federal court to the threat of disbarment, we all know by now that there are often consequences for being loyal to donald trump. up next, the latest on the former presidents legal problems and their effects on some of his allies. me of his allies not the other way. zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess. they work continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. lila: before i was diagnosed, there was nothing really to worry about. and then when i was diagnosed, there was just such a big weight put on my shoulders. every night, i felt like maybe i won't wake up tomorrow. but there's no way that this is going to win. i'm winning. announcer: st jude children's research hospital works day after day to find cures and save the lives of children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases. beth stewart: there are treatments

then in arizona, governor hobbs and i met a young woman earning a degree and construction. construction management thanks to the programs at mesa community college. she is going to graduate into a field where workers could make nearly $100,000 a year. so, i had to think about doing it myself because, hey, that is more than i'm making. right here in new jersey and in new york, you know, the governors here are working with the federal transit administration to put billions towards gateway hudson river tunnel project. so this is going to change lives for hundreds of thousands of people who need the tunnel to commute, as well as thousands of skilled workers who will be a part of this project. so thank you, philip, for doing that. and thank you, cathy. i can't see where you are. oh, thank you. and, you know, i think governors understand preparing our workforce is just bigger than a blue issue or a red issue. i don't know. i mean i just saw all of you in january, and then a couple of times i've seen you again, i've seen you here, you all seemed to get along so well. i can't imagi

then in arizona, governor hobbs and i met a young woman earning a degree and construction. construction management thanks to the programs at mesa community college. she is going to graduate into a field where workers could make nearly $100,000 a year. so, i had to think about doing it myself because, hey, that is more than i'm making. right here in new jersey and in new york, you know, the governors here are working with the federal transit administration to put billions towards gateway hudson river tunnel project. so this is going to change lives for hundreds of thousands of people who need the tunnel to commute, as well as thousands of skilled workers who will be a part of this project. so thank you, philip, for doing that. and thank you, cathy. i can't see where you are. oh, thank you. and, you know, i think governors understand preparing our workforce is just bigger than a blue issue or a red issue. i don't know. i mean i just saw all of you in january, and then a couple of times i've seen you again, i've seen you here, you all seemed to get along so well. i can't imagi

in our house because in the rest of our to closing those, every time i come back to this car on my hobb deepens in the city. but to be a staying strong. august says she believes she'll repair her house and that ukraine will rebuild before that to happen. they need victory on the battlefield. the sooner the better. and here's a look at some other news from around the world's. an underground explosion has ripped through rows in the south african city of johannesburg, injuring at least 9 people. the blast struck during evening rush hour, causing extensive damage across several city blocks. officials suspect gas stuff triggering the explosion, but the exact source is still unclear. the united states, as it's coordinating with south korea and sweden, to gather information on the face of a us soldier who crossed into north korea. officials say, travis king was facing discharge from the us army when he fled, while on a tour of the demilitarized zone. women have taken to the streets and ask on capital kabul to protest the telephone's decision to close all beauty salons. nationwide security forc

every time i come back to this car on my hobb deepens in the city, but to be a staying strong. august says she believes she'll repair her house and that ukraine will rebuild. but for that to happen, they need victory on the battlefield. the sooner the better. so here's a look at some other news from around the world. the us says it's coordinating with south korea and sweden to gather information on the fate of a us soldier who crossed into north korean. officials say, travis king was facing discharge from the us army when he fled, while on a tour of the demilitarized zone, women have taken to the streets and the gun capital a couple to protest, the talents decision to close the silence. nationwide, security forces broke up the demonstration using tasers and fire hoses. design adds to the growing number of restrictions on women's freedoms seems to tell a bunch of power. a record breaking the heat wave has been tightening its grip on southern europe. temperatures in the mediterranean region have stored over 40 degrees celsius. that's over a 104 degrees fahrenheit. actually has be

i'll be that said i will hobb, you know what the regime took our land and destroyed our homes with the support of russia and to run on it. they pushed us into a small space and now they want to cut off the baba. how about border crossing? the form of i'm barely able to survive across the open web up. so what happens if it closes love to? i won't be able to live. but after the rabble enclave was devastated by the quick that rocked syria and tucked in february, increasing its reliance on health from abroad. how the inside of the t a u. s. 8 actually only covers about 50 percent of the humanitarian needs of northwest syria . any of some of us are presenting a stay from coming in. we're building to not renew. it will have catastrophic consequences on humanitarian situation in northwest syria. yeah, that is the level that incentives to show model got it for you. and 9 months extension to, to deal keeping about how open let's put to the vote in the un security council on tuesday. but it was vetoed by russia. so as against was russians propose 6 months extension with out of the constrains als

every time i come back to this car on my hobb deepens in the city. but he has changed the trunk . august says she believes she'll repair her house and that ukraine will rebuild. but for that to happen, they need victory on the battlefield. the sooner the better of us officials believe the american soldier who crossed the south korean border into the north has been detained by joan yang. the officials say the soldier was facing disciplinary action and decided to flee while on his way to the airport to be repaid, created by managing to join a civilian tour of the boarder regence. the heavy fortified demilitarized zone on the border between the 2. good. yes. and this has to be at the us soldier, identified as private drive. this thing was on the board to do a right. he crossed it, do not go to go. and i would have said he heard the soldiers laughing loudly before making their gone. but that dash has bought a diplomatic study the us and not go to, i do not have official relations. us committed to a part of dc. they're working with a down to box and north korea to dissolve the incident

and in arizona, governor hobbs and i met a young woman earning a degree in construction. construction management. thanks to the programs at community college. she's going to graduate into a field where workers could make one hundred thousand dollars a year. i had to think about doing it myself. that is more than i am making. right here in new jersey and new york, the governors here are working with the federal transit administration to put billions toward gateway hudson river tunnel projects. this is going to change lives for hundreds of thousands of people who need to commute through the tunnel, thousands of skilled workers who will be part of this project. thank you for doing that, thank you. [applause] >> i think governors understand that preparing our workforce is bigger than a blue issue or a red issue. i don't know. i saw all of you in january and a couple times i have seen you again, see you here, you all seem to get along so well. i can't imagine that there is differences, there are things that we can agree on and you understand that education is about the economy

the newly founded islam is group to reach e g hobbs park pack installed has claimed responsibility. russia has blocked the efforts by the un security council to extend human to terry and aids to serious northwest in areas which are controlled by rebels. the un resolution would have secured a deliveries for another 9 months to a region ravaged by a mass of with quake in february of russian cons of proposal. to extend aid for 6 months also failed and was only backed by china. japan has denounced the latest long range miss of 5 by north korea, japanese chief cabinet and secretary, who will cause little much sooner. said young young's repeated launching a ballistic missiles is expressed to japan safety on wednesday, north korea conducted the miss miss all tests with its longest ever flight time. so it isn't brazil have rescued full migrants found hiding on the rather all the ship from nigeria. the street to spies hiding in a section of the ship that is often under water b, u. parliament has boston and vicious new little to help tackle climate change and restore bio diversity. it's called the n

every time i come back, a discount on my hobb deepens, understanding the ssl but for us to change the trunk. august said she believes she'll repair her house and that ukraine will rebuild. but for that to happen, they need victory on the battlefield. the sooner the better tie, reformist leader pizza lives, your role and right bid to become prime minister appears all which over on wednesday, the countries military back to establishment, blocked a 2nd vote on his candidacy. it comes 2 months after his party move forward, easily defeated. its pro military rifles and elections. a progressive nominee, peter lived driven broad, was set to become thailand's next prime minister. the harvard educated businessman was the people's choice and an election that saw a wrecker turn out. but the country's parliament voted to disqualify him. for the type in i'm in the highlands has changed and will never be the same since may 14 that have referenced the people of one half way. i'd like to ask old members to take care of the people from now on april. and so i'm actually to court at the iconic democracy

the governor of arizona is katie hobbs, katie hobbs is a democrat so that needs to be pointed out.parole with conditions policy failed to check in within 60 days upon release. are you surprised by that? >> not surprised at all. we've been talking about it for quite some time. we said they wouldn't check in because their intentions, they're not seeking true asylum. they want to come here, get lost in society. god knows what we have to deal with in t near future. we have people from around the world coming into the united states with actually no allegiance for our country, we don't know what's going to happen. i'm not surprised by it. their intentions were that from the first day they showed up. cheryl: i don't think that's conspiracy. that's common sense. they get across the bore darned they're just gone. -- border and they're just gone. they don't want to abide by the rules of this country. they want to be leer and work and they want to do it illegally. we're seeing the effect in new york. they're a being kicked out of shelters and they can't work so they're back on the streets. it

the trump campaign versus my predecessors, then secretary hobbs asking for a lot of information out ofases. really can't get too much into what exactly they're looking for other than the specific information that came out of those two cases. and the why question, i hate to get too much into that having been a prosecutor myself. >> right. >> i prefer to be a little bit circumspect to make sure the investigation maintains its integrity. >> i understand. can i -- can you explain to me and others who may not be fully in the loop on what was this jackson case they were so curious about. without getting into all the details they asked for, what was the core of that case? >> well, these cases were essentially election contests. this was the trump campaign and some of their folks and kelly ward who was the chair of the republican arizona party at the time. it was just another one of the random, various, and a frivolou lawsuits filed across america. it was small chapters in that pathetic volume and we're glad to be participating at this stage and hopefully rendering justice out as it moves forw

and that is exactly what governor hobbs is doing here. democratic governors of the republican legislatures, i hope you all are taking some notes. all right, from a day in federal court to the threat of this environment. we all know by now they're often consequences for being loyal to donald trump. up next, the latest on the former presidents legal problems and their effects on some of his allies. it [music “this little light of mine”] in the world's poorest places, children with cleft conditions live in darkness and shame. they're shunned, outcast, living in pain. you can reach out and change the life of a suffering child right now. a surgery that take as little as forty five minutes and your act of love can change a child's life forever. please call, scan or go online to give a new smile. thousands of children are waiting. - i got the cabin for three days. it's gonna be sweet! what? i'm 12 hours short. - have a fun weekend. - ♪ unnecessary action hero! unnecessary. ♪ - was that necessary? - no. neither is a blown weekend. with paycom, em

life is discussing the hiring of hobbs, working hours, even how to run government affairs, and all this is the law and will be implemented after the competitions, which were decided during the previous meetings . now, the main approach of this council is that it makes the government fat. make it smaller that was taken these are the parallel councils and the condemnations that are usually placed in the system, and if they have parallel work, they should be removed and a system called the national system of councils should be set up. upload it based on the principle of transparency so that people can refer to and see these decisions. council approvals have not yet been implemented . this belongs to the second session of the supreme council which was held in early 1401 and another decision was made that the institutions and people know that x-ray machine formed educational centers that they direct and train a bunch of labor force and then it slows down in recruiting. this is good. they told mr. president that it is not compatible with administrative justice and there is no supervision . an

we started with john locke and hobbes in the obvious places. we went on to montesquieu. we read the spirit of laws and we read letters. we read a lot of voltaire, we read rousseau, we read david hume, we read thomas paine and the american founding fathers and just a whole variety of people. it was a huge hit in. a couple of the students actually. why don't we read these things in high? they're so important and we don't know them. so that was a great it was a hit both at the college and at the at the prison. it is a deep material should all be reading in high school so brooke allen the obvious question is what was it teaching john locke to maximum security prisoners and what did you expect and what was he what the actual reality? well i expected that it might be a difficult sure but in fact, they were a lot easier to with and still are really than college students. they had had to make a big effort to get into the program had to apply to bennington college effectively and be deemed at a good enough level to get in and do their college level work not remedial and. so some

we use antioxidant hobbs. he is the cleanest beer on the market.hose like myself are not mindful what they put in their bodies after long week four and they want to be able to indulge a few beers at their able to do that or feel that about. sucks i'm going to be trying this weekend for sure. a lot of news about beer recently, bud light and mulvaney having a war of words over set sales tumbling. there at a new weekly low the anheuser-busch was ceo and loveseat reaction, watch for. >> knowing what you know now you go back to back would you one person again? what is the biggest social conversation taking place right now big ribs are right in the middle of it. for us, what we need to understand is deeply understand and appreciate the consumer. and what they want too. what they care about. what they expect from big bran brands. effects for a company to hire a trans person in the not publicly stand by them is worse than my opinion did not hiring a trans person at all. because it gives customers customers to be transferred big. maria: when you give of thi

never because hobbes denies that man needs to be deduced from the divine plan and deduces him from animalson by himself, except for the chaos of the evil of violence, does not create anything, therefore the only thing that can keep him is a strong state and such an agreement that fastens very tightly. this is public order. this is, in general, one of the main, presupposing works for liberalism. but at the same time, if you think about these ideas, this is a very good basis for laying the foundation for the further development of this totalitarianism.

every time i come back, a discount on my hobb deepens to sign the city. it's got to be a stain trunk. august says she believes she'll repair her house and that ukraine will rebuild. but for that to happen, they need victory on the battlefield. the sooner the better it's bringing just in chrome pays and military veteran and sales international intelligence and risk analysis consultancy symbol line. he joins us from the u. k. mr. crowns. welcome back to the w. now a month into be offensive. can we say anything about where it's heading other than to quote and general mark, milly that is going to be long and bloody as well? i mean he's, he's always, he got a pretty good despite to the events. and i think he just said that most of the people in the front line have a very similar message. and so you have a nice spoken to is that the same thing, which is where people think it's so easy me to be doing better. they come here and try it, and i think that reflects the real difficulties of operating sick in self ukraine. but we still have other very flat open landsca

that is undermining traditional values and to try to really tries to win over african hobbs and mines here. yeah. well there's that much at stake. stability in africa, stability in europe as well. they don't use my availability for us, and i wrote the funny font shot in re you guys. thank you very much to both of you for joining in and as we just heard there suprises a soaring in many african nations due to president booth this decision to pull out of that ukrainian grain deal, including k. yeah. it's currently in the grip of the worst drought for decades, leaving hundreds of thousands depended on food aid, the w's for that. nothing got reports. how much color is responsible for feeding? 10 people, including had grandchildren. the kids helped make decent rooms to sell to a local shop. it's the only income selling 12 raises enough to buy at 3 kilobytes of may slot. the family have no land. they fled their home during the 2008 post electronic flashes in kenya. for date helps, but no longer comes regularly was that i'd be glad to put you on the model and got the model. i'm busy, we used

every time i come back, a discount on my hobb deepens in the city. but to be a staying strong, august says she believes she'll repair her house and that ukraine will rebuild. but for that to happen, they need victory on the battlefield. the sooner the better firefighters in greece appeared to be getting the upper hand over fires that have raged for 4 days west of the capital athens. but the situation on the island of rhodes remains critical. authorities there have ordered the evacuation of 3 mountain villages as plains in gulf forest. greece as wildfires are not on usual, but they become worse in recent years as conditions have grown hotter and dryer. the visible scars of the flames that have consumed thousands of hectares close to us since residents of this village are returning to their homes. only to pick up the pieces not much has been spared. they say the fire caught them by surprise. because mister bush am i going to be sure there wasn't a single fire truck anywhere. they went and he how they coped his old planes. the people from other villages

every time i come back, a discount on my hobb deepens to sign the city. but to be staying strong. august says she believes she'll repair her house and that ukraine will rebuild. but for that to happen, they need victory on the battlefield. the sooner the better. this report by abraham, who joins me now in the studio. good to have you back a so millions of ukrainians happened driven away from their homes, from their cities, their villages. since the invasion started. but you made a lot of people who decided to stay who are those people and what is motivating them to say is such a dangerous place. yeah, and really, you know, i would say for civilians as dangerous as it can get in ukraine right now. i mean the, the 2 villages that i visited misfortune, which had no civilians up until a month ago that actually formed part of the russian of front line. and then by looking over. so it goes, you know, maybe a 5 to 10 minute drive from there. so very, very close to these are important villages also for the korean military. their artillery positions there from which ukraine shoots at russi

he says bad weather at key hobbs was the main cause. things look like they have quickly return to normal for the system. and united also appears to have recovered now we're watching more severe potential for severe weather. that's what touched off all of these problems about a week ago. but you look at where we were a year ago where even on blue sky days with no severe weather, there were really unacceptable levels of cancellations and delays. we've come a long way. >> to address the staffing issue. the secretary says the faa is hiring 1500 new air traffic controllers this year. and another 1800 next year. here's a live look at how the bay area airports are fairing this holiday weekend. this assess there in the background, according to flightaware at sfo 197 flights are delayed. 10 cancellations across the bay oakland international. that's been the smoothest operator of the day. 57 delays, no cancellations. and then at san jose to 53 delays there also and just 2 cancellations. it may be july 2nd, but you can still hit the slopes in nort

never because hobbes denies that man needs to be deduced from the divine plan and deduces him from animal nature. they say that a person by himself, except for the chaos of the evil of violence, does not create anything, therefore the only thing that can keep him is a strong state and such an agreement that fastens very tightly. this is public order. this is, in general, one of the main, presupposing works for liberalism. but at in this case, if you think about these ideas, this is a very good basis for laying the foundation for the further development of this totalitarianism. the russians can only be defeated if they are set on them. the main task was a swift offensive and access to our western border. to overcome the water surface 3 km wide with the dominant west bank, this is a very serious obstacle. that is, it was such a deep and layered defense, all these lines. we had to overcome the back of the battle 2.438 people received the title of heroes of the soviet union in total for everything, the previous history of heroes was less. if we remove from the writings of john locke and his o

in our house because in the rest of our to question those, every time i come back to this car on my hobb deepens in the city. but to be a staying strong, august says she believes she'll repair her house and that ukraine will rebuild. but for that to happen, they need victory on the battlefield. the sooner the better, let's look at some other news from around the world. the winter of thailand's election has been temporarily suspended from parliament just hours before his 2nd bid to be confirmed as prime minister. the constitutional court is considering allegations that peter let him carry on. rob violated the election law. peter's move forward party has bound to press ahead with his nomination, despite opposition for the concert. at least 14 people have died in columbia after a heavy rain burst. the banks of a river triggering a landslide that struck part of the village. 3 children are among the dead. the swollen river also washed a way of bridge, connecting the capital bogota with the sell of the country. u. s. military is trying to learn the fates of an american soldier who crossed the

in both of those states governors katie hobbes and andy beshear have attempted to counter trans healthcareigning executive orders that carve out protections for minors within their state. in response to these bans, liberal states like california and new york have passed shield laws protecting access to transgender healthcare. but how many adults and youth identify as transgender in the us? according to the ucla school of law williams institute, a research centre on sexual orientation and gender identity law, there are about 1.3 million adults in the united states who identify as transgender — that's about 0.5% of the entire adult population. but about 1.4% of youth ages 13—17 identify as transgender, the largest number of all the age groups. for more on this, i spoke to us navy admiral rachel levine about transgender rights. she is the assistant secretary for health for the us department of health and human services, and the highest ranking openly transgender us government official. admiral, thank you very much forjoining us in our studios today. you were confirmed by the us senate in 2021

every time i come back, a discount on my hobb deepens to sign the city. but to be a staying strong, august says she believes she'll repair her house and that ukraine will rebuild. but for that to happen, they need victory on the battlefield. the sooner the better we can take a look now what some other world news headlines ukraine's a central european neighbors are calling for a band on ukrainian cream and ports to be extended to the end of the year. in may, the u. allowable guerria, hungry, poland, romania and slovakia to block domestic sales of ukrainian grain to protect their local farmers. the band is set to end in mid september. in kenya, protesters have clashed employees in the capital, nairobi the police fire, and tear gas shows to qual, protests over a finance bill that increase taxes and prices of fuel. at least 15 people have been killed since protests against several days ago. more than 30 people has been killed in algeria for a bus collided head on with another vehicle. the bus burst into flames, injuring at least a dozen more. officials have n

in our house because in the rest of our to closing those, every time i come back to this car on my hobb deepens in the city. but he has changed the trunk august says she believes she'll repair her house and that ukraine will rebuild. but for that to happen, they need victory on the battlefield. the sooner the better and our correspondent who filed that report. abraham joins me now in the studio to talk more as so many ukrainians have been driven from their homes by the russian invasion. but despite it all, some have chosen to stay behind. can you tell us what you found out by speaking to them? right, so in that area where we were, both villages are about 1015 kilometers away from the front line. and this coaching at the village where we started, the report was actually part of the russian front line until it was liberated by ukrainian forces. and in early june, so these are very strategically important villages for both sides. they're filled with ukrainian or artillery positions. and that's why you hear these boom sounds in the background all the time. and because of that, they're also

only ones that have been able to be successful have been those referendums where they've been boss hobbs, to support within the federal comments. and this particular issue doesn't have a support from both sides of the 2 t potties. so uh the device here is certainly devices, but the yes 2310 panel the yes, 10 pine supporting the voice is planning to accelerate and wrap up the rest. it's to re engage the public in the coming months ahead of what we expect to be the of type of arch. okay, thank you for that sir. o'clock at that. yes, campaign riley in said the we can get more on this. we can speak to fred pasco, who is chat at the gulf regional economic ab original trustee, joins us from norman to and in australia. thank you so much, fred, for joining us. you also are a little unsure about this new advisory indigenous advisory body. you've described it as something that gives people you don't want it to be something that gives people the wound fuzzy feeling. what did you mean by that? basically, yeah. first we mean, let me be very clear. i do support the yes, but i do support the voice. uh

. >> justin, i was in sedona fried and it appeared governor katie hobbs and just before i arrived came word kerry likes attorneys had been fired, find the sum of $2000 for submitting fraudulent evidence for an arizona coat in regards to the 2022 election. and he and he was governor hobbs observation that while that fine was important, in the larger incentive structure of denialism, it was miniscule. your thoughts. >> that's exactly right and that was a second by the way sanction of the same attorney for bringing a case that was not based on evidence and making false representations to a court. i don't think that's the last shoe to drop, but as you point out $2000 is at this point an unfortunate cost of doing business. >> what's the business? >> the business is grift. there's a lot of money to be made in whipping people into a frenzy. and i'll say just generally, a lot of money to be made for people whipping into a frenzy and people forget figures context in particular there is a lot of money to be made in whipping people into frenzy over the election structure. the amount of small doll

the other is thomas hobbes.david. >> and that's why you go david. >> the internet shows conclusive glee that thomas hobbes is right. and you're better than the public and the public. the pubuc the public and the public. the public without control. and the public. this is why we invented. i know in hackney it doesn't happen. this is why we invented civilisation. this is why we invented civilisation and law and civilisation. civilisation makes us better. except in hackney. >> i think you make a decent point. >> i'm just to going jump in. i'm actually as possible saved by the police here. possibly saved by the siren. not so much. the bell i have. i have a full met police statement now to bnng met police statement now to bring detectives from bring you. so detectives from the specialist command bring you. so detectives from the now specialist command bring you. so detectives from the now concluded:ommand bring you. so detectives from the now concluded their and have now concluded their assessment determined have now

. >> -- i was in sedona on friday and i reviewed governor katie hobbs. and just before i arrived came word that -- attorneys had been fined to the sum of $2,000 for submitting far jubilant evidence for an hour's own accord in regards to the 2022 election. and it was governor hobbs observation observation that, while that find was important, in the larger incentive structure of denialism, it was miniscule. your thoughts? >> yeah, that's exactly right. and that was the second, by the way, sanction of the -- attorney for bringing a case that was not fazed by evidence and -- false representations to a court. i don't think that's the last shoe to drop. but, as you point out, $2,000 is, at this point, unfortunate cost of doing business. >> what's the business? >> the business is grift. there's a lot of money to be made in whipping people into a frenzy. and i'll say that, just generally -- there's a lot of money to be made in whipping people into a frenzy. and people have figured out, in this context in particular, that there's a lot of money to be made into wh

joe biden who is able to hide in his basement and not really campaign and john fetterman and katie hobbsnegative ads, they hide in their basement. they are out with legal ballot harvesting operations and republicans have not gotten in that game, it is not voting system i want. i agree with president trump and others, we should have election day as national holiday, paper ballots only, have partisan observers watching the voting all day and when the polls close, watch the counting all night. declare a winner and everybody go home and have confidence in results. that is the system i love to have, go to war with the army you have not the one you wish you had. my message, you better get in the game that exists and embrace voting early and embrace voting by male. republican party has done that, glenn youngkin put out a great showing last week in virginia. ballot harvesting, people do not know ballot harvesting is legal in many states, other people pick up other people's ballots and handing them in. republicans need in the game, if they don't, they are making a big mistake. rnc started bank yo

that wasjo durie and anne hobbs who reached the semis in 1983.t think— ijust think, you know, i don't think it's _ ijust think, you know, i don't think it's my role to sit there and sort of— think it's my role to sit there and sort of treat _ think it's my role to sit there and sort of treat people in a manner because — sort of treat people in a manner because of— sort of treat people in a manner because of their circumstances. i'm really— because of their circumstances. i'm really big _ because of their circumstances. i'm really big on — because of their circumstances. i'm really big on treating everyone the same _ really big on treating everyone the same. harry is a very important part, _ same. harry is a very important part. he's— same. harry is a very important part, he's the premier striker. i want— part, he's the premier striker. i want him— part, he's the premier striker. i want him involved here. my conversation will be about how he can make — conversation will be about how he can make this club successful. i've -ot can make this club suc

now, katie hobbs was the secretary of state and she was then finishing up, but she did not step out of office. but the same logic and now all of a sudden the republican side is saying, well, what's going on there? but you have to understand the office of secretary of state, we are not counting anything from directly counting, i guess i should say, because the work starts the precinct level. they report those results, then it bubbles up to the county election office and the county of 159 of our counties. send that office up to. and that's what you're seeing on election night, reporting is the the county results that we we just collect, collate and then put that there. and so the secretary of state can't do anything in effect that part of the results. and so that is just something that people throw out typically from a losing candidate's side to try and come up with, you know, a false, you know, charge. it's not anything that really would matter to the results of the elections. let me just follow up. but we don't elect justices to the supreme court. is there an argument for people involv