kathy: everything was unusual. most of them went to college during the depression. 5% of men went to college at the time. these women are coming from immigrant backgrounds. they got full scholarships, almost all of them. most of the traditional jobs, mathematicians, accounting, they majored in what they wanted but had support from families. susan: let's learn about the first two of them. kathy: k mcnulty came from ireland when she was three years old. her father was a mason and doing construction in philadelphia at the time. he brought his family, there is a long story about how they left. susan: did you show an interest in method early age? kathy: math and technology. she fixed and iron when the blood got unplugged. she rode a bicycle through the neighborhood. she said she was the first woman to get her license in the area. she was always doing math. she would go to the corner store and the women at the store added up -- she could do would fester in her head than she could do on paperback. susan: introduce me to f

kathy: it could go further. if you look back in the early 1980's, it certainly got deeper than that. we were kind of targeting the 50 basis point area as an extreme level and i think it might back off a little bit from here but it certainly can go over them. we get more strong prints and there is no limit to how deep it can go until it signals to the federal we really are tipping the economy into recession and that is coming through in the credit sector and the tightening of financial conditions. we are not there yet, but i think we are not that far away from it. jonathan: we will talk about credit later on in the program because financial conditions will be easing. there has not been tightening. yields on the front end by 19 basis point on a two year and 10 year, 16 basis points. the twos intends, inverting even more to -40. i will ask you the same questions, how are you thinking about the shape of the curve and what it think about right now and how far do you think i could go? >> you can always invert further.

we are here with kathy -- kathy bostjancic.et me set the groundwork for what lisa and john want to talk about. where are we on the guesstimate of q3 gdp now that july is closed? any handle on it or is it too early? kathy: happy to be with you. third-quarter gdp will be poor because we had those negative prints for q1 and q2, so-called technical recession. we don't look for the large inventory drag that you had in q2 and q1. that will make things look better. we are looking for roughly 1.5% annualized growth for q3. but we don't have any hard data points to corroborate that. particularly consumer spending is always at the heart of gdp. tom: link that into oil. we were at 124. we got some news on oil this morning. how sensitive is consumer spending to oil in the modern day versus in the 1970's? kathy: the consumer is still very sensitive to energy prices, particularly gasoline. oil will be a big input to gasoline prices, but prices have really weighed on consumer sentiment and confidence, also pocketbooks. the fact that prices ar

please welcome kathy stearman. [applause] you can hear me. so amy is going to let me ask the first question. first of all i want to say to you amy thank you for everything you have done for our country and your service and for all that you have done for young women who follow you and all those little girls who can look at amy and not ask the question, will i be able to do that? will i be able to fly back f-18? those little girls can say i can do that and that's because of amy soaked givee her a big hand for that. [applause] my first question is this. for me and for i would say most people in this room we are never going to fly in fa 18, right? the closest we will ever come is watching the new tom cruise movie where he's not really flying the plane. so i've really want to know and amy touched on this in her book about flying in fa 18 but i want to know. i want to know how it feelsow is early. did it feel like you just want to scream and you want to bomb and does your stomach does want to come out of your throat? tell us what it's like want to

and kathy when you read her book, you will see just how hard it was for her and it was people like kathy that literally opened the doors for people like me. and so i appreciate you and and thank you and it's an honor to be standing next to you today, but what it's like to fly an f-18. i always tell people number one. you don't have a lot of time to stop and smell the roses. okay, it's not like you're up there and you're just you know, yippee. i can't, you know cowboy stuff. you're very intense. you're constantly thinking you're constantly working. i always tell people it's like imagine playing a soccer match and how physically difficult that is while doing math problems. in your head and doing a radio interview at the same time. all at the same time when you get out of the jet you literally open the hatch of the of the cockpit. and you walk out and you're completely drenched. have you ever walked out of a like an ace? it's called the sat or the act and your brain is just fried. that's what it's like after you fly a combat mission. that and your and your body is completely just you know,

you have to know about kathy castor.imitless, persistent, constant, optimistic, creative in every way. we were all sharing stories when we announced the end of the statue. congresswoman barbara lee told us her mother worked with mary mcleod bethune. joyce beatty, your grandmother or your mom? so, her family, for a number of generations, and i am sure many other members will have their stories about their association. since the announcement of the statue them members -- they members have been identifying them. she had many friends, whether she realized it or not. how poetic that dr. bethune replaces a little-known confederate general, trading a traitor for a civil rights hero in the capitol of the united states. thank you, florida. [applause] let us recognize again the sculptor who breaks another barrier, as was mentioned, as the first hispanic artist to have a sculpture in the statuary hall collection at the capitol. nilda comas. [applause] welcoming the statue is such a privilege for all of us. i visited the place where

new yorkers fed up with the crime crisis, demanding kathy hochul do something about it.ccarthy sending a message it is a mess. >> carley: we'll talk to jack brewer coming up next. now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking rybelsus® with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. need to get your a1c down? (♪ ♪) ask your healthcare provider about rybelsus® today. >> todd: fox weather

kathy did. mom was also amazed at the results. i think that when you think it was just black tea that did this, it's a way better option than quote his own my home. now kathy detmer always has black tea on hand. ordinary ti from the supermarket works just fine, provided it has no added flavorings. when her neuro dermatitis flares up, she just brews up a compress and kicks back to relax. oh, near did metallic it is. is typical of many modern day ailments in that stress can make the symptoms even was these days there is no getting away from stress, especially in the city. worldwide some 4500000000 people live in these asphalt jungles and close quarters surrounded by noise and dead. he air one study equates the air pollution in cities with smoking a pack of cigarettes a day. ready happened when is also more likely to suffer from mood swings, anxiety, and depression. but some swear, the panacea is just to walk away in the forest being in the forest just makes you feel good, hulu. but why? scientists around the world, one to find out.

bernadine: i am glad that you brought up kathy's name.it seems like a sudden absence even though it was a 30-year struggle she had against cancer. she and i had a long two days of conversations the week that she died. part of it was just spurred by her saying we had an incredible relationship. we have had really an incredible relationship, sisterhood. very difficult when she was in pron and wwere rsing che . very difficult for us toave chesa thrgh so ny priso visits during thisime when he was struggling wh other issues. and yet, somehow, we worked very hard, her parents worked very hard, to make it one family. many families in this country, because of the prison situation, are facing this situation of children visiting prisons. we were not alone. that, i think, helped, brought chesa into the struggle against mass incarceration. really, all of our children have vivid memories of getting searched, going into prison to visit kathy in particular. it is a part of the american story, an odd art for us, but really very common. we must do away wi

kathy hochul is no different. with governor cuomo, kathy hochul has taken the man tell from former, disgraced governor cuomo and continue to advance this agenda of the bail reform. something needs to be done. the police are up to their necks with work and they don't have the support from politicians. legislation is not moving forth to advancing rule of law and as a result, we as common citizens suffering the consequences. >> darren from where you sit have you heard nancy pelosi or kathy hochul weigh in on the violence on u.s. streets? have you heard them say anything that would be remediating what is going on? >> you never hear that from kathy hochul or nancy pelosi. what you hear from them is attack on republicans and conservative values and you see this manifesting in a bad way for the citizens voting for these horrible politicians but fortunately we have an election coming up. we can vote these individuals out and i'm thankful to the fact that nancy pelosi is willing to step down next year. elizabeth: got it. d

kathy says she called multiple times for help but got nowhere. she asked us to step in and we contacted amazon. a few days later, she could finally log into her account. amazon said it secured her account and saved her access. they said, we encourage customers to report suspected scams to us so we can protect their accounts -- it went on to say they would refer those bad actors to law enforcement to help consumers safe. kathy's quick action got the ball rolling. the bank's reserve -- reverse all but one charge. you should take one extra step, enable alert. get those text messages or notifications on your phone every time your credit card is used, that time you can spot bogus charges in real time. and, they are free. if you ever need to dispute a credit card carb -- charge, we created a how-to video. >>> the ship carrying the first load of ukrainian grain to leave the country since russians invasions. it is headed for its final destination in lebanon. it is carrying over 26,000 tons of corn. shipment was made possible by a deal brokered by the uni

before i get into telling everybody come i want to say something very briefly about kathy. who has spent a life of service to our country as well in the fbi, went all around the world in very dangerous things for us. and was a trailblazer for me because women in the 1980s and nineties that went into these fields were not necessarily accepted that when you read her book you will see just how hard it was for her and people like kathy that literally open the doors for people like me' i appreciate you and it's an honor to be standing next to you today. but what it is like to fly and fa 18 number one you don't have a lot of time to stop and smell the roses. is not like you are up there like cowboy stuff. it is intense, you are constantly 13 on —- a thinking you are constantly working imagine playing a soccer match and how physically difficult that is while doing math problems in your head and doing a radio interview at the same time. when you get out of the jet you open the hatch of the cockpit and you are completely drenched. have you ever walked out of the sat and your brain i

however sham kathy is the returning officer and the constitution only applies to that. he doesn't say anything about them having to agree as commissioners. but he does say that he has a final word as the returning of his oldest pulling station. and that's why he was able to still go ahead and announce that result. so what happens next? what happens now is we wait and see if a loading is going to file a petition. he has 7 days to do that, and then the high court will have another 14 days, excuse me, the supreme court, who then have 14 days to make a determination on that. should they agree that there is the result was indeed fair and go ahead and uphold the selection that william to the president elect will be a good be swanny. however, if they nullified this resolved, then we'll go back into an election about 60 days from then. thank you for that. it is kamani in nairobi was today marks 10 years since 34 striking miners were gun down by police in south africa. the american and massacre is one of the darkest chapters in the countries post apartheid era. but victims say t

a few days later kathy could log into her account. amazon said it secured her account and restored her access and sent us a statement that didn't really explain the delay but said, "we encourage customers to report suspected scams so we can protect their accounts." they went on to say they would refer those bad actors to law enforcement to help keep consumers safe. kathy's quick action got the ball rolling. her bank reversed all but one charge. you can and should take one extra step. enable alerts and get those text messages or notifications on your phone every time your credit card is used. that way you can spot bogus charges in realtime. and they're free. if you ever needed to dispute a credit card charge, we made a video showing you how. watch it on our website and youtube page. look for the how to play list. >> good advice. next, top stories we're covering today include much needed advice. if you're looking to buy or sell a home. the market is a real roller coaster right now so this morning tips that you need to know to deal with

i i want to focus on these folks, kathy and peter davis, they're married.they're still married today. and that is carol scott. so all three of these folks, all three of these folks have some connection to that same kind of story. and i grouped them all together here because, spoiler alert, kathy and peter davis founded the first professional association for aerobics instructors called idea, and that was in california. they both went to school in san diego and started that. and then carol scott a few years later started essentially an east coast version of that called eca, east coast alliance. east coast fitness. and all of them, kathy and peter came out of the tennis world, collegiate tennis, and cath and carol -- kathy and carol told me rather similar stories of studying phys ed and graduating in the early 1980s into the dynamic realm of commercial fitness that they never if would have imagined existed before. and ended up having that opportunity to take up that -- that you just couldn't give up. and carol i spoke to more recently, expressed i think a real

let's roll some b-roll, it's kathie lee gifford!actually say. too much damage has been done over the centuries by the erosion of the source text by sloppy and misleading translations. psalm 18: 30 says, "the word of the lord is flawless." that only applies to the original words the authors use." >> brian: so you have a problem with the translations over the years in the centuries? >> i sure do. shouldn't everybody? >> every translation is an interpretation. >> brian: 's of the dead sea scrolls or it? >> the dead sea scrolls are a key way to know what the accurate text reading is. we have different schools throughout time and you mash them up and see what is the most reliable. >> steve: kathie lee, we have some of the b-roll up now. >> that was in israel, i was directing nicole mullen, and we had people like larry gatlin in it, jimmy allen, and there is moses. me and moses hanging out at mount sinai. i've got larry gatlin who plays, "i stand here by the jordan!" it's amazing. he said, "i didn't come here to play golf. let's do this!"

kathy at the ne, could to kathy had a kick i paddy's lateral darla had a little palumbo, and had a consolidation with his her in the engine heater. our as i, who made lean muscles are the hit hacking bad that mean look for the whole year that when the talk, i think to my kid, i get them. i swear to working with a new senior. i'll get it. but my goal is to get the dog, my steady eddie with need a low hum. bestsellers for game with automatically, melinda. that got the date. ah, [000:00:00;00] lou lou. lou saw him on the scene on financing. and i thought hard to say, i want to let you know the a few each mega minute cash and the husband listed in the how with blue september on al jazeera jillions go to the pose in a vote that could redefine the country. but will the people approve the boat new constitution up front returns baltimore hill top through the headlines to challenge the conventional wisdom. the u. k. is conservative party alexa, new leda to become the country's prime minister. amid an impending economic recession, listening closed, examines and dissects the world's media. how they operate

greg, kathy hochul, i long for the warmth of hillary clinton. >> well, most are here in florida.f they're not, they're here part-time. so it's interesting you'd encourage half of her state to leave. tom: yeah, do you want them, greg? we got our republicans here and we're trying to conserve our republicans in new york and god bless you in your state, but i don't want all the right wingers to leave new york. we have too few of them anyway. >> well, i tell you, the ones that are coming down here are the ones that love freedom because i love to say we have freedom here in florida and looking at voter registration in the first time for the history in florida, there's more registered republicans than democrats and the people fleeing democratically-run cities and states are actually conservatives trying to get away from those liberal policies. we'll take them. tom: greg, i like the way that guys like you and the florida governor are kind of punching back at democrats but i think there's far too few republicans doing that. when you have republicans like joe biden, like kathy hochul and h

and man, it's kathy at the ne, could to kathy a lateral, dyna had a little palomo and had to live with us. i mean tv engine heater, our as i, who made in bottles of hacking bad that mean look for the quality by that in the talk. i think to my i have to can i get the last father to work in the low down gamma city? i'm a senior, i'll get it. but my goal is to get the dog, my steady eddie with need a low hammer. i'm bestsellers for game with all my to melinda delegate. ah manuel rosen disordered mom. up on the scene. online financing, and i thought hun to say i want to let you know the a few ish mega mckesson, the hustle austin. and how with marcos puppy i left isa. ah, which side is winning chaos or control? what does the new forever proxy war mean for america and nato? as long as americans keep consuming prices are going to keep going up. why didn't joe biden see inflation comic? how did we get so much raw? the quizzical look. good us politics. the bottom line with bold and i'm told stories in asia and the pacific. i'm out here with with the great thing about being amused presenter, the

so kathy hochul's not speaking up on behalf of our kids.nion is demanding of her. but most of us, we're new yorkers and especially new york parents, i'm one of them, we have to fight for the future of our kids' education. maria: all right, congressman. it's good to have you this morning. very quickly, you said your number one priority is what should you become governor of new york? >> well, crime. public safety. we have to fight this. the first thing i would do after taking the ohs is telling manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg, that he's getting fired. we have to have a zero tolerance for this push that's turning our streets over to criminals. we need to put law enforcement and law-abiding new yorkers back in control of our streets and to our future. maria: okay. congressman, good to see you this morning. thanks very much. we will be watching developments. lee zeldining joining us this morning in new york. thank you, sir. >>> quick break, and then it is the question that democrats cannot give a straight answer to, should president bid

. >> carley: it is not mayor adams, you have governor kathy hochul, she says those talking about bailizing it are pushing a political slogan rather than looking for real answers, she's talking about you in that statement, what is your response? >> the political issue here is crimes, the victims we need to look at the victims, look at the kids and his wife, his community, his parents and see what they lost. we can't look at and defend people that commit crime, it is not the way to go. you need to start defending victims and we need to take our city back. i spoke with governor kathy hochul's people yesterday and she doesn't really agree with what is going on, no one can agree. >> carley: why doesn't she change it? >> common sense needs to prevail. i believe she will, i believe she will make a difference. we stand on the same ground and we need to defend our ground and get rid of the criminals and take our city back, it's simple as that. this is not about politics, this is about people that are suf aring and losing their loved ones. people are used to doing it continually. >> carley: you

um and kathy was in her home in the community of klamath river.etwork of fire lookout towers throughout national forests, which are the first line of defense when it comes to locating fires, the faster a new fire is spotted, the faster the attack can begin . shuman seen here second from left was named fire. look out of the year in 2014, kathy cathy worked on the klamath for a really, really long time she was here. since the early seventies , and um and she's been at the lookout that she's been working on since 1993 and that's buckhorn lookout in this video of monday's fire briefing provided to ktvu by siskiyou dot news for a service employees paid tribute to their fallen colleague. she would have been 75 in november, and she'd been our primary lookout at buckhorn bali since 1993 so i wanted to ask folks to please take a moment with me and barry your heads and think of our lost lookout, kathy. and we'll shoot men worked at the buckhorn lookout, which is that over 5000 ft, and she worked alone. she was still a very familiar presence to all on a regu

we heard from the governor of new york earlier, kathy hogle, saying he had been airlifted to hospital you pointed out, his agent has been updating numbers of the media, saying he is in surgery but not providing any other details at this stage. there was a misderstanding that he was stabbed in the neck, there may have been other wounds as well, we don't know. there is a lot unknown at the moment. as for his attacker, he was apprehended at the scene and has been taken into custody. we don't know his name yet, his identity or what his motivation might have been, but goveor of new york kathy hogle praising the swift actions of the state trooper for getting this person into custody very quickly. ros: i appreciate it. it is early hours as we try to assess this attack. is there any sense of what kind of security was provided for salman rushdie at the event? >> here he was, speaking at an institution that is a five, 6 hour drive from where i am. we understand from people who were there, security was pretty relaxed. you needed tickets to attend the event, but beyond that, there was not a heavy

how is the governor kathy hochul responding to this?, governor kathy hochul is defending her administration. but you mentioned that staggering statistic. over 8 million people in this city just 717 people are responsible for 30% of shootings since last year. listen to this. >> our criminal justice system is insane. it's dangerous. it's harmful and destroying the fabric of our city. our police officers make rests and the person who is arrested for a felony and robberies and gun possession is finding themselves back on the street within days if not hours after the arrest. >> john, look at this. here's the story of one of these repeat ofernandez. -- offenders. one person arrested 101 times including 88 just since bail reform arrests were implemented in 2020. mayor adams called this video the example of the need to roll back bail reform. a teenager beating a new york city police officers 3 days after being released without bail for a robbery arrest. here is governor kathy hochul responding to critics who say new york is not safe. >> the bai

kathy hochul appears to be encouraging the influx of migrants, and baking for workers to help wantedver the city. the governor urging president biden and federal officials to overhaul the immigration system to make it easier for noncitizens to access jobs in new york. spray went to new york's governor kathy hochul taking heat after derailing a holocaust education event to make this partisan political attack. watch. >> i just want to say to the 1.77 jews that call new york their home, thinking for calling new york your home. florida is overrated. i shouldn't say this but look at the governor. i will get in trouble. i have to stay on track. >> carley: former assemblyman dov hikind, how to get the feel about those comments? >> i think it was absolutely pathetic. the governor of new york needs to be defeated. you are doing the holocaust event, your own event, and you are busy attacking the governor of florida? who is probably one of the best friends of the jewish people in this great country. you know, how many people are leaving florida to come to new york? hardly anyone! hardly anyone!

um and kathy was in her home in the community of climate. flint river network of fire lookout towers throughout national forests, which are the first line of defense when it comes to locating fires, the faster a new fire is spotted, the faster the attack can begin. shuman seen here second from left, was named fire. look out of the year in 2014, kathy cathy worked on the klamath for a really, really long time she was here. since the early seventies, and um and she's been at the lookout that she's been working on since 1993 that's buckhorn lookout in this video of monday's fire briefing provided to ktvu by siskiyou dot news for a service employees paid tribute to their fallen colleague. she would have been 75 in november, and she'd been our primary lookout at buckhorn bali since 1993 so i wanted to ask folks to please take a moment with me and barry your heads and think of our lost lookout, kathy. and we'll shoot men worked at the buckhorn lookout, which is that over 5000 ft, and she worked alone. she was still a very familiar presence to all

kathy at the ne, could to kathy a lateral. dinah had a little palumbo and had a consolidation which is her in the engine heater. our as i who made lean muscles are the 15. but let me look for the whole year that we may need to talk. i think to my kid, i get a spot for working with the senior. i'll get it, but my goal is to get the dog mot instead. anyway, need a low hammer. i'm bestsellers for game with automatically, melinda, that god became, ah, [000:00:00;00] lou, lou. lou saw him on the scene on financing and i thought hun to say, i want to let you know the, a few each mega minute cash and the hustle fuson. and how will it mean a blue pro democracy activists risking their lives fighting autocracy on the i know that i might go to prison. crunch island, join the ra democracy may be exposed. the struggle of those who believe democracy is worth dying for we never know when an opening is going to come. when a fruit vendor is going to emulate themself and say enough is enough. my life for democracy on al jazeera ah ah say that mm hm. and then international anti corruption excellence awar

kathy hochul puts this one perp back in jail.out the scores and scores, hundreds and hundreds of people who are out, no bail, who are -- where is she standing up for those assault victims? >> oftentimes they don't stand up unless they are forced to because the media does its job in a bigger way and covers all this. at the end of the day whether it's new york, l.a. seattle, anywhere else, you commit crimes if you think you can get away with it. you aren't seeing this kind of action happening if fronts of cops. when there are too few cops, when there are prosecutors known for going easy on criminals and then you throw in partisan judges, guess what? it makes it very easy for degenerates to justify their crime. and then you add on top of all of this the mentally hill homeless population on the streets. democrat-run cities getting increasingly dangerous with no end in sight. what's missed in all of this is a bigger conversation not just on the prosecutors, but also the judges. you have these criminals who get in front of them and cha

it's not happening. >> ashley: do you think regardless of these comments that you hear coming from kathyg to pull out a win? >> i think, in my opinion, lee zeldin has a chance. i think the republicans you have to step up a little more and get involved in those issues. in the gazette, the social justice reforms because there is something there. concentrate more on poor people. lee zeldin is the other. is a family man, is a wife, two daughters, is fighting for inverted for his kids and my kids to go he is a mixed marriage, so he looks like new yorker is not like a sprinter from outside new york. is from the area. i think he's got the right message because i think he is a lot of disadvantaged and disillusioned people that want to change, and that our victim by a lot of these reforms because >> todd: is a congressional district 19. republicans didn't get out the vote there. if zeldin wants to win, republicans need to get out the vote. a mexican cartel member caught on camera pointing his rifle at a texas dps drone. will show you how agents were quick to respond to everyone at one year after

and he asked kathy, i'll give you a thought on your business cuz it all here while ago. but again, you see, you see a committee like this is, is, is similar to the core area where we had like regular plain project, lance lance we again from to see from to what's as, why can begin this land from this water. and i handed over back to the people and i give them access to the sea when they come fish, because not boatman piracy is because our power to that we're guinea for them said under the, for the on good. think of the big names in danger already already 5 big below now that the comfortable spend your wealth in the lifetime and did a community existing like this so so would it the good kind of wanted to hello to heaven for that out that chelsea yet fortune what jesse area was gonna see something, or if you want change, there is consequences for change or you got to me. so it's not like nearby i am defending the government or whatsoever. if they're going to develop these ready, please, it is not sonton of to yes. because this place is what are lot. are you getting resort?

still recovering from a disaster that killed at least 37 people today president biden visiting our kathyk is there. >> reporter: tonight the historic floodwaters have receded in eastern kentucky, revealing a muddy mess and a total loss for so many families >> we're in survival mode, obviously. the support makes it all doable >> reporter: riverside christian school in lost creek entering the second week of cleanup. >> there was so much mud. we had to clear this hallway before we could even get this door open. >> reporter: as they scramble for the first day of classes. >> every building on our campus had some form of water in it except one most of our buildings were a total loss. >> reporter: president biden and the first lady saw the devastation firsthand, promising federal help >> it will take a while to get through this, but i promise you we're not leaving. the federal government and all its resources, as long as it takes we're going to be here >> reporter: at least 37 people have died with two still unaccounted for. the damage expanding across 13 counties in hard-hit breathitt the pove

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. >> that's new york's governor kathy hochul attacking republicans at a campaign event.didate for governor charlie crist had a similar message for supporters of ron desantis. >> those who support the governor should stay with him and vote for him and i don't want your vote. if you have that hate in your heart, keep it there. >> gillian: take a listen to ron desantis hitting right back. >> we have so much support in florida and it is not because people have hate in their heart. they are thankful we saved their jobs and kept hir kids in school. people like hochul and crist are representative of the leftist mindset that they believe the conservative half of the country are second class citizens. >> gillian: let's bring in our power panel now. thanks to you both for being with us. mercedes, the message from kathy hochul is very much in keeping with the message from both sides of the aisle at least in washington lately, which is if you disagree with my political views you are misinformed and a terrible, illegitimate evil person. >> there was a day where you would stay focused

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hochul is afraid to face him and debate saying, "what is kathy hochul afraid of?ed decision about the future of the state. lee zeldin to debate kathy hochul so far he has asked five times so far. >> ashley: in favor of a plan for a total ban of the sale of new gasoline powered cars by 2035. starting in 2026, only 35% of all new vehicles sold can run on fossil fuels. that would increase each year. the measure as part of a broader progressive claimant plan announced by governor gavin newsom in 2020. improving popular and progressive parts of the company. washington state governor jay inslee announcing his intent to follow california's electrical veal push. this is a milestone in the climate fight. in washington said a goal for all new car sales to be zero emissions by 2030 we are ready to adopt california's policy by the end of the year. washington state senate said the electrical vehicle push is completely excited. listen. >> you think about the transportation, our agriculture and all of that, you know, in the inflation reduction bill, there is actually a tax on na