let's get more from john butler. the lowest quarter we have seen in the company history.e the indications for the growth prospects of this company going forward? >> i think they are pretty good. i was listening very hard and looking very hard at the numbers reported this quarter. there are definitely some green shoes. they had a huge pull forward and demand during the pandemic. this led to overly the ballooning of revenue in the online segment for the consumer segment as i like to refer to it. now, pivoting back to their roots and enterprises. that is actually going fairly well but it is a transition year that we are in this year. as disappointing as the results were this quarter from a growth standpoint, i think some of the vital signs for a return to vendor momentum next year where there in the quarter this year. request that transition as offices start to reopen what what does this mean for competition? >> there is different competition from microsoft teams. particularly as they make that move into enterprise. one thing that microsoft can do and is doing is they are in

john gibbs. herrera butler in washington's third congressional district, and dan nu. house in washington's fourth congressional district. we do not know yet whether or not they'll be advancing to the next round, that both in washington both of these candidates were in the top two primaries. and daniel nuhouse is also in it top because he's actually running first, but those races have not been called on. >> let's talk about arizona where the trump backed candidates are doing well. he's hoping for a clean sweep. what's going on now? >> if we look right now the only race in which the trump backed kantd dt has been called, but kari lake is in fact the head, and the arizona sents republican candidate blake masters endorse by trump, he wins, he gets the check mark. mark finchem backed by trump, he gets the check mark. then the attorney general republican primary, the trump backed candidate again gets the check mark. so trump at this point if the results hold will sweep. he also gets a win in arizona where rusty bowers actually spoken from the january 6th select committee go

john, and herreira-butler looks like she's going to get you and dan newhouse look that he may get youn though trump backed lord called because of what has been split by three other republicans. the revenge tour in washington state it not go the way president trump had wanted to go back to you, shannon. >> shannon: it is so interesting to watch every different state handles this. very particular, specific, unique ways. thank you, dad for being on the one. we appreciate it. no to taiwan, will speak of the house nancy pelosi's meeting with top officials to fight china's threat of retaliatory measures. soon after pelosi's arrival, beijing battled its saber with a series of drills. bill melugin has the latest version i. >> good to see. after weeks of international speculation and threats of retaliation from china, house speaker nancy pelosi landed in taiwan this morning, making her the highest-ranking u.s. official to visit the island since 1997. pelosi touchdown in taipei around 10:45:00 p.m. local time. he was welcomed by the island's tallest building, taipei 101, which as you can see, w

butler township police chief john porter says marlow was taken into custody by officials in kansas. authorities didn't provide any additional details regarding his arrest. marlow is suspected of shooting and killing four people at multiple sites outside of dayton, ohio, on friday. a motive is still unclear. and in an unusual move, the personal cell phone numbers of secret service agents have been provided to investigators looking into the january 6th capitol attack. the agency wouldn't confirm which entities they gave the numbers to, but a spokesman stress third cooperation in multiple ongoing probes. the secret service is under new scrutiny after cnn reported the agency had erased text messages from january 5th and january 6th, which the agency said happened during a phone data migration. >>> still ahead, hostilities between the israeli military and islamic jihad are escalating and now the u.n. and others calling for an immediate end to the bloodshed. we're going to go live to israel in a few minutes. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams

john is treatment of it's. we get minority before had time ends next week. i'll just there is hush him or her bad. i spoke to michelle butler who defended her trip, dishing young province in may. as part of the report. she says she was supervised by chinese officials, drawing criticism from human rights case. i joined this and when you say this was not an investigation, but by the direct discussions with a chinese officials. but don't you see the same time that this is something that could cost you your credibility high commissioner? well, my current ability is related to what i think i have to do, and i have to do is to engage with the governments with society and to do whatever it is need to done to ensure that human rights are protected and respected. so explain to us why it took him that long to release the report on the alleged atrocities in the chin young region. well, as you are wearing nearly marked, we written agreement with go to china for a visit to the country. so this is something we we wanted to prioritize and because it was important, as i said before, to visit the country to engage with the authorities and s

and where you live in butler, in pittsburgh, all right here in erie, pa, we stand together for the best at this country can be in the best this country will be when we elect john fetterman to the united states senate. that is why we need john fetterman in 2022. so, join me, join me and tell your neighbors and your friends, that we've got work to do. don't rest on your morals, it will catch up and bite us in the end. send us back to jersey! we've got work to do. join me because we've got a candidate for all of us and his name is john fetterman, our next united states senator. thank you, eiri -- erie. and now, please welcome to the stage, he received he counsel -- erie city vice president. [applause] >> what a wonderful crowd out here today! it's wonderful to see everybody out here today. i am the vice president of city council of this fair city. i would just like to welcome everyone here today. [applause] but while i am here, i want to take a moment to tell you how high the stakes are at this election. we must win the senate seat. winning deceit is critical, especially -- winning the seat is critical especially for lack and brown communities -- black and brown

you live in meadville, in butler, in pittsburgh or right here in erie , pa, we stand together for the best this country can be and the best this country will be when we elect john fetterman to the united states senate. that is why we need john fetterman in 2022. so join me and tell your neighbors and tell your friends we have got work to do. don't rest on your laurels because we are head because it will catch up and and bite us in the ass. send oz back to jersey. we have a candidate for all of us and his name is john fetterman. thank you, erie. [applause] >> and now, please welcome to the stage, erie city council vice president michael keyes. >> i want to take a moment to tell you how high the stakes are in the election. we must win this senate seat. winning the seat is critical especially for black and brown communities. for lgbt communities. for women's health rights. [applause] and so this is critical and so we must continue to move forward. i believe that many people may not be familiar with the braddock where mr. fetterman was mayor but a large percentage of that population looks just like me and so he was a great mayor. [applause] and i believe living in

herrera butler versus joe kent, dan newhouse the incumbent, the endorsement for former president trump is laura culp. than in michigan you had peter mayor who is the incumbent congressmen facing johnorsed by former president trump. i think we can get some numbers on that michigan race if we check in here -- yes. 8% in but you have roughly 1200 votes separating the two with kids in the early lead. one other thing to show you a quick, this is not a race that is a congressman-senator-governor, this is a ballot measure in the state of kansas and it has to do with abortion. whether the state should do away with abortion rights in the constitution of the state to. now it is no -- no gets 63% of the vote and yes is at this .37%. you've got about 30% of the boat in. that is a big vote about abortion. they could have repercussions other places but kansas as you know pretty red. started to get results in arizona really early we probably aren't going to get numbers until about 11:00 p.m. >> sean: on the yes vote, one that we in the state legislature then would be empowered to make the law or restrictions or whatever law they wanted on that level if, in fact, it was yes? >> the way this ballo

it's important to note, you know, if i could, john, let me just read a list of a couple republican house member names. tom rice, jamie hererra bullet butler kinzinger. we've run around the country the last several months covering primaries. each of those members, republican members whose names i just read, voted to impeach donald trump after the january 6th insurrection. that entire list will not be returning to the congress next year. to cap all of this off, it's liz cheney's race tomorrow, and when i was here back at the end of may, when donald trump flew in to casper, wyoming, to hold a rally alongside harriet hageman, the talk at the time was, could these january 6th public hearings that liz cheney was going to helm, could they sway public opinion, republican voters' opinions? four months later, ultimately we're going to find out here tomorrow about what wyoming republicans who 44 years ago elected her father, dick cheney to, this very congressional seat, whether they have been swayed, to what extent. that is the case. >> there was some discussion at the end of last week when she came out and attacked republicans who were attacking la

butler versus joe kent. dan newhouse, the incumbent,nc the endorsement for former president trump is lauren kulp there? and thenendo michigan, you have peter mayer, who's the incumbent congressman facing john gibbss is, also endorsed by former president trump. i think we can ndor get some numbers on that michigan race if we check in here. yes. again, it's early there, 80% in, but you have roughly 12 hundred votes separatingy the two with gibbs, the early lead. one more thing i want to just show you real quick here, and that is this is not a race that is a congressman or senator governor. is a ballotgo measure in the state of kansas. and it has to do with abortion whether the state should do away with abortion rights inrt the constitution of the stateio right now it is no no gets 63% of the vote. es and yes, it is at this point. 37%. you've got about 30% ofat the vote in. that's a big vote about abortion. cu it could have repercussions other places. but kansas, as you know, prettya red arizona. arizona's really early. not going toy get no numbers from there until about 11:00 p.m.. let me ask you on a yes vote ,th wouldn't that mean that the state legislature then would be empowered to make

butlers and bungalows, not burglars and blow. he's got a tough time pointing the finger at somebody else. >> gillian: a real head scratcher. thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> john. highlighted ten criminals who have been arrested and released 500 times since the new bail rules took effect. nate foy live with what else the mayor said this afternoon. >> good afternoon, john. mayor adams and the police commissioner in the past hour said the new york criminal justice system is broken and highlighting ten criminals arrested 585 times just since the bail reform law was implemented at the start of 2020. nypd says at least six of the ten are on the streets right now. mayor adams moments ago. >> no one is talking about the victims. no one is talking about the victims. all we hear is how do we assure those who commit crimes get justice. how do we assure those who are the victims of crime get justice. can we have that conversation? >> mayor adams also sharing this stat. so far this year, 25% of people arrested for burglary have been arrested again for another felony win 60 days, which as you see is a 208% increase compared to 2017, which of course was before the bail refo