she enrolled at kent state. and in her first year at kent state, the 69 70 school year, the folks back at her high school only heard from her once. she wrote once in the sport [inaudible] i guess it was in the winter to ask that they send her transcripts to the university of buffalo, because she was thinking of transferring. we shouldn't have an idea, why shouldn't explain why she was thinking of transferring, but it turned out she had met a young man from long island. they'd become boyfriend - girlfriend. and the young man didn't really fit in at kent state. he wore his hair to long, he didn't care about football. his roommate used a homophobic slur about him. and so he decided that he had some friends at the university of buffalo and he'd like to transfer their, and allison was going to follow him just as her mother had followed her father all those years. she and her boyfriend were together on the 4th of may, 1970, crouching in a parking lot when the bullet of from a national guardsmen ripped through the kenn

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leora will levy won a 10-point victory in connecticut, and in washington sate, joe kent -- state, joe kent. it brings the raid -- seems the raid on mar-a-lago galvanized trump supporters. fbi agents searched melania trump's wardrobe, they took a letter from kim jong un, barack obama and a birthday party dinner menu. today the former president will answer questions about his family's real estate business. the democrats' advantage appears to be slime trump with multiple investigations right before the elections. look at this, this was the entrance to mar-a-lago last night. heavily-armed officers blocking the gate as agents were inside ransacking the home of a former president. trump says banana republic, and i think he's right. wednesday, august 10th, 2022. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ you're take taking me higher, higher, higher off the ground ♪♪ stuart: higher and higher. that does the not -- no, that does not apply to inflation actually. so that's a strange choice of song to open a show about inflation. all right. it's obviously going to be a very big day in money and po

state tactics. republican congressional candidate joe kent on the day he defeated six term incumbent jamie hererra butlertate's primary. >> when we take back power in 2023, we have to play smash mouth. >> reporter: erroneously claiming merrick garland broke the law after the fbi search at trump's mar-a-lago home. >> we're going to go after people who have violated the law. >> reporter: meantime some elected republicans and trump loyalists are demanding retaliation, the defunding and dismantling of the fbi. >> i would totally defund the fbi. completely defund the fbi. >> reporter: representative marjorie taylor greene tweeting defund the fbi, and selling t-shirts with the same slogan on them. the former vice president is calling them out. >> these attacks on the fbi must stop. calls to defund the fbi are just as wrong as calls to defund the police. >>> you hear the former vice president there at the end of your report. what has current republican leadership had to say about the dangerous rhetoric being used, throwing the word execute around regarding the current attorney general. >> those are big and impo

state is one of these top two primaries. the top vote getter in the primary is a democrat. it was herrera beutler versus joe kent. her colleague in washington state, knew house got in, in the top two, he survived. they were the top two trump impeachers who survived. this was a heartbreaker but herrera beutler represented her district, called out kevin mccarthy what he was really saying on the house floor on january 6th, narrow loss, less than 1,000 votes, but kent will go to the general. >> it may end up being only two out of the ten republicans who voted to impeach donald trump survive. i want to look at two races in minnesota that may have been under the radar but are interesting. ilhan omar running for reelection she only barely won. >> this is a squeaker and the second time she has face add very competitive primary challenge in the democratic primary. you take a look at that, don samuels had the backing of a lot of the business community, the incumbent mayor for minneapolis, omar squeak tg out but that is a close race for a democrat incumbent. it speaks to the fact how polarizing she is even within the democr

in washington state, facing off against joe kent endorsed by the former president, has made a big campaignhino, he said. the incumbent faces a couple of challengers, significant primary challengers although his big lead in fund-raising, laura culp is the trump backed candidate in this race and in michigan incumbent peter mayor against john gibbs. he's been talking about the democrats spending half a million dollars to boost gibbs with ads, a move we have seen in a number of different states backing trump candidates. when we looking at very closely in michigan and this is really a toss-up. he goes up against challengers, ryan kelly. kelly faces charges for his role in the january 6th capitol riot in this race. the winner of this primary in michigan should take on the incumbent gretchen whitmer. she is seeking a second term after getting national attention for controversial policies during the pandemic. we are going to go into arizona and there are a number of close races there. two basic races for governor and senate. the republican bid for government features dueling endorsements. the form

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state attorney general's office, these tactics are not working. trump endorsed candidates continue to win their primaries ahead of their midterms. joe kentone of the examples he just defeated an establishment encumbered in the state of washington and joins us now. congratulations, what is it you like to win? >> feels great, hasn't really sunk in. and i'm still in campaign mode but i feel grateful for all the support i gotten all the hard work my campaign team put in. >> brian: what did the trump endorsement do? >> with the most powerful endorsement in the history of politics, and helped us coalesce the america first movement behind us. i couldn't be more grateful and honored to have president trump's endorsement. >> brian: the incumbent you succeeded voted to impeach donald trump come to think that made a difference? >> it put her in play and expose the full scope of her record, she voted for the january 6th commission which has turned the tools of the national security state against president trump president trump, against congressman perry and against americans who are dissenting against what the regime is putting out. even parents who

thanks to whatever the motive, the lunacy of people like pelosi and by harry kent, the nsa is the president of the rogue states project. he joins us tonight to assess where china is . and here. thanks so much for coming on . so i guess the question is to what extent is china bluffing, if any? what do you think? oh, tucker, i'm going to be honest with you. they're not bluffing at all. they've been preparing for this scenario for thirty years. and if you go back to 1995, 1996, we had a similar situation with china when taiwan's president wanted to come back to cornell university to visit his alma mater. we had a very similar crisis. but at the time the united states was the overwhelming military superpower. we had no problems worrying about china. in fact, chinese military officials couldn't even find our aircraft carriers today the situation is very different. the chinese have prepped for the scenario. they have thousands of ballistic cruise missiles, hypersonic missiles, carrier killer missiles. so if there was a war between the united states and china, the first thing you're going to do is they're going to at

state attorney general's office. but thesese tactics are not working. trump endorse candidates continue to winng their primaris ahead of the november midterms. joe kent is one of thosehe examples. he just defeated an establishment incumbent in the state of washington and joins us now.w.cong congratulations, joe . what does it feel likeratu tola he very much feels great and still kind of surreal. hasn't really sunk in, still very much in campaign mode. but i feel very grateful for all the supportor that i gotam and all the hard work my campaign team put in. what are>> the trump endorsement to the trump endorsement?? powerful endorsement in the history of politics that really helped us coalesce the america first movement h behind us . so couldn't be more grateful and honored to have president trump's endorsement g, the incumbent that unseated voted to impeach donald trump. you think that madebe a difference? oh, it madeou a huge difference to put her in play. it really exposed the full scope of her record . but she also took to what we j were just talking about. she voted for the january six commission, which has turned the tools of the national securi

this is a top two primary system so the democrat here in this washington state district secured a spot and now we learned that joe kentallenger on the republican side to herrera beutler will go on to the general election. what does that mean for the impeachment ten? three have lost their republican primaries when they faced trump-backed challengers because donald trump was on a revenge tour here. hair rare ra butler, tom rice in south carolina, peter meijer in michigan, liz cheney's fate will be decided next week by the voters in wyoming in the republican primary there. four folks have retired. only two of the impeachment ten plus far, dan newhouse in washington said, david valadao in california are going on to be in the november owe elections. >> still more big primaries to come. we will see you for those, too. >> thanks, guys. >>> a fox big week sharing a vastly different view of donald trump in private than what is on tv. >>> and many top republicans are rallying behind trump following the fbi's search of his resort. some using dangerous rhetoric. we have a reality check next. ou, it's not just for kids. whooping c

that's not on the list of places, states that are having primaries, and washington there was a concession, the current congresswoman, butler, to a trump candidate, joe kentr a counting for a week, it came to a close. the members that voted for impeachment, you can see that there are actually a number of them who have already gone down, announcing their retirement and let's see if i can pull it up quickly. and there was only one when go down to it. so far only one of them, neuhaus, has one for reelection. shannon: a very busy night, another big week next week. talk about the other big story. we have spent all day covering the situation were learning more about, the raid on mar-a-lago. >> the "new york post" from page goes into detail about the nine agents, there were about nine of them, it goes into interaction about the lawyers and what they saw happening and they took out a number of boxes there. did they have the warrant, what exactly did it say if they had one and they talked about the interaction with the fbi agents. and they are looking for presidential records or any classified materials. >> this is really going to be a massive political story, if

amy: in washington state, republican congressmember jaime herrera beutler has conceded her reelection bid after narrowly losing to joe kent in the august 2 primary. kent is a retired army special forces officer who won donald trump's endorsement after he repeated false claims about the 2020 election. herrera beutler was one of 10 house republicans who voted to impeach trump over the january 6 insurrection. she's the third republican in that group to lose to a pro-trump primary chalnger. the justice department has charged an iranian citizen with plotting to murder president trump's former national security adviser john bolton. federal prosecutors said wednesday that shahram poursafi offered to pay a hit man $300,000 last november to assassinate bolton in washington, d.c., or maryland. the man poursafi allegedly tried to hire was in fact an fbi informant. federal agents say poursafi is a member of iran's revolutionary guard who sought revenge for the trump administration's assassination of a top iranian commander in baghdad in january 2020. this is assistant attorney general matt olsen. >> this assassination plot was taken

district in the state where kids will return to the classroom after teachers reached an agreement with the county breaking an end to the three-day strike. thousands of miles away in kent, washington, a suburb of seattle, teachers were on the picket line impacting 25,000 students. the teachers union says the fight is over class sizes, mental health and higher pay. one of the biggest problems that unions and schools can agree on is the growing crisis of teacher shortages. school districts across the country are coming up with unique incentives in hopes of retaining teachers and attracting new ones. in missouri it includes a four-day workweek and hefty signing bonuses. here is adriana diaz. >> reporter: teachers nationwide cramming ahead of back to school, but not allie veatch from columbia, missouri. you taught what grade? >> mainly ninth. >> reporter: what was the mental age of the kids in the class? >> most hadn't had a normal year since sixth grade so probably 11, 12. we were all in survival mode and i couldn't last any longer in that mental state. >> reporter: nearly 300,000 public school educators have left the profession since the start of the pandemic. in fort du

first let's go to washington state, jamie her rara butler voted to impeach trump. butl ler has a smaller lead ove joe kent. >> election denialism put to the test in arizona. the republican primary for governor still too close to call. kari lake is about 12,000 votes ahead of karrin taylor robson. lake is the trump-backed candidate who backs his debunked claims that the 2020 election was stolen. she claims the same about her race if she loses. yes, ahead if she were to lose. obviously we don't have the full result there yet. mike pence and the governor, doug ducey, backed robson in that race. if kari lake maintains her lead and wins, she'll be joining a republican nominee for secretary of state who also maintains without proof that there was election fraud in arizona. joining us now is cnn anchor chris wallace, the host of "who's talking to chris wallace." chris, great to have you. great to see you here this morning. >> thank you. >> a lot of election deniers doing very well in these elections, but also you're going to see them in potentially or if they are to win in the general, in these positions where t

if you go to washington state jamie herrera butler voted to impeach. jo kentculp has the endorsement of donald trump. we have yet to see a republican who voted to impeach trump survive in a primary where trump weighed in. there's one more left and probably the biggest one of them all. it's liz cheney out in wyoming that will be two weeks from now, and certainly donald trump has weighed in on that race. >> i'm not sure if you watched the report we did earlier with dasha burns, where you have an oddly worded referendum. you also have forces coming in doing these text messages to voters, additionally complicating. what are you going to be watching there? >> it's unusual. let's go over to that screen there. it is unusual to have a referendum during a primary. not every state you're going to see this, but that's the primary day in kansas, so one of the variables here in this referendum is exactly who makes up the electorate here. there's that confusion over the wording of the ballot, also who makes up the electorate because you've got unaffiliated voters, independe

kent forun reaction. he's a former army special forces and he's runningor for congress in the state of washington.joe , it's great to have you y with us tonight. ouyear five , i believe we are.i you'reca six basically from before donald trump's election to tonight. we have seen investigation after investigation and allegation afterst allegation. do you think tonight what we'reo looking at now will be any o different than the outcome ofr the past six years or will it simply be another illustration of the power oftr an allegation >> it has to be different than what we've seen before because we've seen a complete and total weaponization of our national security state. you mentioned how this all began with the russian gate shamokin. we saw saw the national security state the at the highest levels weaponizes against president trump and his campaign and throughout his administration and now the narrative coming from january six . and make no mistake, thisw is where the narrative really, really was fortified between these putin tools against not just president trump but many of his top advisers, people w

in that state, while kids there will return to the classroom on monday after teachers reach an agreement with the county breaking an end to the three-day strike. thousands of miles away in kent, washington, a suburb of seattle, teachers were on the pickett line impacting 25,000 students. the teachers union says the fight is over class sizes, mental health staff and higher pay. one of the biggest problems that unions and schools can agree on is the growing crisis of teacher shortages. school districts across the country are coming up with unique incentives in hopes retaining teachers and attracted new once. in missouri that includes a four-day work week and hefty signing bonuses. here's cbs's adrian airnd. >> teachers nationwide cramming, ahead of b back to school. but not ali veatch of columbia, missouri. she left in april. you taught eighth. >> mainly ninth. >> reporter: what was the mental alien. >> probably 11, 12. we were all in survival mode and i couldn't last any longer in that mental state. >> reporter: nearly 300,000 public school educators left since the start of the specific. superintendent bernard dubray says that burn out and pay and baby boomers retiring. are y

state. we did finally get top two primary jamie butler, incumbent republican congresswoman, she's one of the ten who voted to impeach donald trump, she conceded last night to joe kenttrump-backed republican who backs up trump's claims about the 2020 election. we haven't technically called the race yet at nbc, but she's conceded it and basically set the stage for the trump-backed candidate versus the democrat in the general election. here are the ten republicans who voted to impeach donald trump after january 6th in 2021. here is their state in 2022. you see a lot of them simply chose not to run. you've got herrera butler going to lose the primary, tom rice got clobbered in his primary in south carolina. david valadao got through his primary in california. donald trump did not make an endorsement in that race. the next one is next tuesday in wyoming, liz cheney, you've seen the polling, you know the expectations there. so there were ten in january 2021 republicans who said they believed donald trump's conduct was impeachable and they backed it up with their votes. lookin at this, there's a chance valadao could win. i think it's possible you get the next congress and

after the washington state primary race for incumbent congress woman jaime herrera beutler's seat, she conceded the race tonight. she narrowly lost to the man you just heard, joe kenteard speaking is a trump-endorsed republican who believes the 2020 election was stolen from donald trump and hired a member of the proud boys as a campaign consultant. he once told a white nationalist youth group, quote, i don't think there's anything wrong with there be a white people's special interest group. that guy now has the herrera beutler -- has herrera beutler beat. he will move on to the november general election, he only beat her by half a percentage point. that's how last week's rounds of primaries wrapped up. big victories across the country for election denying trump endorsed far right candidates. today we get a fresh round of primaries in connecticut, vermont, wisconsin and minnesota. stakes are just as high. in minnesota the governor's race is shaping up to be a microcosm of the political dynamics that we're seeing across the country. nbc has projected winner in the republican primary for governor scott jenson, a physicist who spent months criticizing governor tim wolf

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kents? comments? >> i sure did. i moved my family down to a free and open state where my kids weren't forced to wear a mask in school is the low the democrats have sunk to at this point. i mean, you can't even have a conversation apparently with someone with whom you disagreed. that used to be the basis of our society. used to be able to have the free exchange of ideas and now they just want to shut you down and move you to florida. what i'll say is if you are a republican, if you like freedom, please move down to florida because it is an incredible place to live. i'll tell you, it's been a great place to raise my family, my kids love it, my dogs love it, i'm happy here, my husband is happy here. it's been a great move for us. i don't think that the governor of new york has to ask people to leave her state. as we know, new york has lost a congressional seat. florida has gained a congressional seat and make of that what you will, the policies matter and people are not happy with how that state has been run. ashley: many have already left, we don't need the governor's help. all right, lara, thank you so much. lara tru

kent endorsed by donald trump came back to beat her narrowly but able to pull off a victory in the state of washington which means right now if you look at the 10 republicans who voted for impeachment on the screen here, do we have it? okay, two are still alive, dana. at least four retired, a couple have been defeated now in the primary battles. but there are two that are still alive, liz cheney will have her primary on august 16th. polling indicates in wyoming she could go down to defeat. we're watching that. that is a run down. >> dana: big decisions going on. i want to point this out to the main story of the day. the "wall street journal" editorial board talks about the raid and says the f.b.i.'s dangerous trump search merrick garland is taking the u.s. down a perilous path and went on to say didn't someone at justice point out that a search in this case would draw comparisons to hillary clinton's mishandling of information before her 2016 campaign? she was never prosecuted. unless mr. trump's offense involved a serious risk to national security half of america may see the trump searc

a round of applause for the united states marine and, the presidents own grass quintet so i'll start by introducing who i am and why i'm here. my name is david j kentthe president of the lincoln group of the district of columbia or the lincoln group of dc. i assume that's for the lincoln group and not for me in particular. lincoln group is one of the most active lincoln organizations in the country and even though we are based here in dc. our membership is worldwide and really worldwide but especially countrywide so we've been around since the 1930s. so we are very happy today to have helped organize this program. along with the national park service, and i especially want to call out jamie boyle who without whom this none of this would have happened. and and co-sponsored by the lincoln forum of which harold holder is the chair and harold you'll be hearing from harold in a shortly. so i also want to thank roberta and leiden schwarzenberger who who's generous contribution helped underrate. much of this program as well as all the other people who helped. provide funds to get this done. so i want to thanks in advance to all the speakers all the contri

contest is in washington states third district where jamie herrera butler, a pro-impeachment republican lost the primary to a far right former green beret, goldstar husband named joe kentnt is a synthetic figure on some level because he served 11 combat tours. at the same time, he has called abortion a slaughter of the innocent. he is anti-vaccine and activist. he is out of step with what is essentially a swing suburban district on a couple of levels. can the house majority pack, will democratic groups invest in races like these where a couple of months ago the democratic candidate in this race, who is an auto mechanic and owns an auto body shop, on their radar, it takes millions of dollars to put a district like this in play, but if they believe they have an effective message, they might take a chance. host: the house is getting ready to come in, in a few minutes. i cannot get you to washington, but i can get you to oregon. stan, republican. good morning. caller: the question i have for mr. wasserman. host: what is your question, stan? caller: good morning. i was watching c-span last week, last night, [indiscernible] they were asking questions about who they would pic

kent, let's hear what he had to say. the modern agenda promotes the aristocratization of the lgbt community; they are seen as more sensitive, interesting, intelligent and, as a result, more important for the stateely promoted in the media . a similar policy is introduced and the largest companies put hundreds of western companies on avatars in the month of the pride. in social networks. rainbow flags. the media widely cover lgbt issues in the creative industries in games, films and other content, they try to add lgbt characters, as we have already said, this political technology is true and this is a classic example of when the rights of some minorities, a are extrapolated due to the infringement of the rights of the majority, that is, but for in order to protect the rights of a conditional person. and you need to infringe on bc and so on. this is it, what is it for? unfortunately this is what has come, but you know, this is the abyss that now exists on the key issue of human rights about democracy, because it arose, and not from scratch, and its snout has been active for more than a decade. here, indeed, our program is called the time to remember a lot of things you can remember. you know, of