the lake on our own.d at the wireless operator. there is nothing to do here at all, then you have to call those who know the way to look for a person. three. well , again, who to trust, this, that is, the place, it is also not open to everyone. not everyone will be able to bring people here our guide. andrei admitted that every time he was led to the lake by some strange , subtle feeling inside his legs, as if they themselves knew where to turn. where to go straight it is impossible to draw a map of the route in the same way as and in the same way twice, the lake is somehow hidden, that is, it is hidden from people who do not follow the spiritual path of development, but simply live in samsara, opa, and here, in general, deep guys are careful. to the right, let's try to go to the right now. oh now these trees need to get around somehow. incredibly last nights we walked through the forest for several hours in the same direction and found nothing. now we went to the secret, literally 40 minutes look. yes, i

well, in my opinion, only cash lakes, it seems that lakes are, then, there are lakes that are composedat dissolve well in water, in words, the lake was formed by a giant failure of the earth's crust. unexpected dips, but goes away crackly and the temperature that is at the surface temperature of the water heats up. and down there is the whole number. but there the temperature drops sharply, the low water temperature does not allow the diver to dive here, and no one will be lucky with deep-sea submersibles of the court because of the small diameter - this is too big a risk. in addition, the notoriety, ozerov, in which many animals and people from the surrounding villages found their deaths, scares away the locals. this means that with a beam it cannot be better suited to create deep depressions hidden from human eyes at its bottom. at the bottom, even a huge aircraft can be safely sheltered, and the constant visits of flying saucers just here and a strange yellow light. already familiar to us from the visit of aliens. where ramon only confirms all this. our guess journey to the lake too

threat to democracy by way of arizona is more dire. >> kair lake ri lake made lies. >> kari lake ismp in heels. >> rising star of the right wing. >> [cheers and applause]. >> and proud spreader of lies. >> we have to be clear about just how radical kari lake and blake master are. they are nothing like john mccain. >> she might win the governorship that would be dangerous in 2024. >> a threat to our society kari lake. >> tucker: kari lake is extreme people who support late term abortions and castration of children. she is hurting democracy as they promote voter fraud. it's not just aging lifestyle liberals on msnbc who are saying this. it's opinions too. members of the gop establishment in arizona and washington including former arizona governor brewer who was a conservative but they said liz cheney is a conservative too. she is on your side. okay! liz cheney came to the same conclusion with kari lake. >> the republican candidate in arizona for governor. >> an election denier. who is dangerous. that's the kind of thing we can't see in our party. i think it's very important we are cle

the face of the owner of the lake.nue our investigation right after the advertisement. she came to protect against genocide. donbass came here to sow grief and death. dear guardian angel of our warriors from croatia, do not be afraid of the wounded and the sniper, the bloody icon of zelensky's thug will be cool. battle for life. now of course for the sake of death another therefore. tomorrow at 6:00 pm on ntv, baikal is the most ancient lake on planet earth, locals believe that an almighty spirit lives in its waters. the owner of baikal and our film crew decided to sort it out. what exactly makes civilized people still believe in this legend? preparations for an expedition to baikal we we started back in moscow with the supreme arbitration court of the russian federation, it was important for us to hear the opinion of this man vladimir isaev in 2007 , isaachev and the traveler valentin efremov entered the guinness book of records as the first people who managed to cross baikal in a balloon in a balloon through their la

namesake -- salt lake city.e state of utah as a whole is the fastest growing state in the nation. stephanie: erin mendenhall is the mayor, a democrat. erin: salt lake city as the capital is seeing more growth in terms of units each year than almost anywhere else in the state. stephanie: there are more city residents than ever, but they're actually using less water. erin: we are absolutely committed to saving this lake with whatever we can. last year that was 2.6 billion gallons of water. that salt lake was conserved. this year, it's already up to 2.9 billion gallons. stephanie: the city's achieved that not by mandating water restrictions, but by raising water rates about 15% a year, and implementing a tiered rate structure. erin: the more you consume, those water rates go up even faster. and these water rates reflect the urgency that we feel as salt lakers. stephanie: but beyond the capital, developments are springing up along the wasatch front. single-family homes with lawns full of kentucky bluegrass that dema

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we had a long conversation with kari lake about that.t night you tweeted, arizona bears the brunt of the failures of u.s. immigration policies. now, by our count, that is your second tweet in a month about immigration. who specifically is responsible for this failure? and why only now did you decide to share that sentiment with your twitter followers? >> oh, this is certainly not the first time i've spoken out about immigration in this campaign. we are a border state and immigration is a very important issue to arizona voters. and as a border state, we have borne the brunt of decades of inaction in washington from both parties to address both border security and comprehensive immigration reform. and we need the federal government to step up. but what i want to be really clear about is that my opponent's positions on this issue are nothing but empty rhetoric. she's not offering real solutions. when she talked about invoking the constitutional authority of the state, she's talking about declaring an invasion at our southern border. that wo

lake is drying up.hange is responsible. you know, developers are responsible. and it just goes goes over top of people's heads. so what we're doing is using this imagery as a way to kind of go, wow, look at this.his is really happening. stephanie: footen also sends the data he collects to biologist bonnie baxter. >> the water is way out there now. stephanie: we meet her on the southern end of the great salt lake. it is eerily quiet and smells of brine. >> i feel like we're in the middle of just a dead zone here. it feels like another planet. >> it's like a dead coral reef. it's like a cemetery. these are the tombstones. stephanie: it feels like that. >> if we see larva in the water -- stephanie: baxter brings researchers from westminster college to gather specimens weekly. >> these mounds should be covered with mats of microorganisms that do photosynthesis and bring the sun's energy into the lake system. but you can see that they're dry and they're not green and they're out of the water. even the ones i

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winner, kari lake. let's talk about how to get drugs off our streets. winner, kari lake.r constitutional rights and who is going to protect them. winner, kari lake. let's talk about any of these topics that matter to arizonans. winner, kari lake. [cheering and applause] you see, it's about freedom and liberty. it's about freedom and liberty. and i would humbly say, the great state of virginia, we know a little bit about freedom and liberty. the greatest words written in this hemisphere were written by a virginian. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal, and they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights and among them are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happyness. see, these are not rights that are granted to us by a king or by elites in washington or phoenix or richmond. these are rights that are given to us by an almighty god. friends. [applause] and we have to stand up and protect them. and that means it's time to do the work. you see, you have 20 days, 20 days until all of this is done. 20 days to deliver victory. 2

staterothe lake? >> one would have to negotiate some rapids through priest river. but i think it is fair to sait would qualify as a water of the united states accordg the interpretation of the law firm. >> justiceotayor? >> council, i tnk there has been a miss reading. and i obviously could be doing it, but i have read justice kennedy's significant nexus text. and as i reahi decision, he was of the vie that adjacency defined wetlands that were adjacent to navigable waters. and that he was applying the significant nexus text to deal with non-navigable waters that mit be waters of the united states. and so, i think thathe are two issues in this case. justice alito referenced only one of them, which is whether or not the tributary that runs from the they to the second site, whether that is a marshland that constitutes a water of the united states. thats what the ninth circuit saw. t there is also the second site running directly to priest lake. and that second site doeru across below a road and below som

the maximum depth of the lake is about 1.600 m more, 2-3 inhabitants of the lake live at this depth.epishura crustacean is the main consumer of planktonic algae, absorbing bacteria, it ensures the purity of baikal waters and pishur is the main food of the baikal omul, no less famous than the lake itself. baikal the baikal grayling is only one of the representatives of numerous fish species that live in the cold, but rich in food waters of the lake the rocky beaches of the lake also attract other visitors brown bears leave their hiding place in the taiga thicket and come ashore to feast on sushi here and get more sun. there are so many flowers and herbs here. bears especially love fragrant plants saturated with aromatic oils. a rare sight a bear grazes in a clearing like an ordinary cow or horse and after a hearty dinner can you go to a watering hole? the coast of brown bears is what it is called. the protected part of the baikal coast. the bear cub carefully looks around even in the nature protection zone of lake baikal in the baikal-lena reserve, one must constantly be on the alert.

i believe more, probably, in this lake, because the locals too.d there was an apple orchard and indeed this lake is some kind of cursed, swimming is prohibited there. and what kind of legend still remained a myth. it seems to me about my tree about a tree. well, i don't believe. in this legend and you pash that's probably about the amir castle about the treasure, i have more doubts about the quest to solve the mysteries and destroy the legends. until the mystical treasure stole. you're a threat, in short, admit it.

i found a lake.st in front of me go in search of smokes. where by the way, interestingly, i would call it some kind of paradox, the deepest lake in belarus, but for some reason it is called long. although if you look at the calculations, it's not so long, its area is only 2.5 m². a bit of historical background according to legend, smog lives in a pond, but on occasion it can breathe fire. well, as a rule, this creature is good-natured, it does not offend the poor, but it can get very angry at injustice and take away all the treasures from rich people, well , it’s clear that this is all a joke, that the task can not be. nothing serious. smokey smokey where are you, so i just enjoyed the clean air, the beautiful scenery and would be happy to, probably, advise tourists to go there in the summer, because quite a lot of tourist stops are organized there for mere pennies. and he is fishing on the other side, pasha, i see him. he is catching something. knowing that ancient dragons in the belarusian smokey w

this is the silver lake hotel. most people don't know it ever existed and they tore it down in 1926. but this was a stopping place for the buses after the wagon days were stopped in 1916. this is mount washburn with a couple of the carriages and guests of frost and richard. buffalo bill haskell and promoting the east gate and getting people to come to cody. and he'd gotten a train in across the river and it was very important to him that yellowstone was a destination point and all the different railroads tried to get a destination point around yellowstone and bring people to yellowstone. this is up by gardner and people were loading and supplies were being loaded at gardner to go into the park. here's a camp at old faithful on the left tent camp and the center photograph is one of the first buildings that mammoth. and then on the right is the bear net toll bridge. and i still take people down and show them the bridge abutments that are there. it's just below the yellowstone bridge, across the yellowstone at our thi

let's talk about inflation, winter, winter, kari lake. let's talk about crime. winner, kari lake.about schools, winner, kari lake. let's talk about how to get drugs off our streets, winner, kari lake. this talk about our constitutional rights and who will protect them, winner, kari lake. let's talk about any of the topics that matter to arizona, winner, kari lake. you see, it's about freedom and liberty. it's about freedom and liberty and i humbly say in the great state of virginia we know little bit about how freedom and liberty, the greatest words written in this hemisphere, were written by a virginian, we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal and they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights that among them are, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. these are not rights that are granted to us by a king or by elites in washington or in phoenix or in richmond, these are rights that are given to us by an almighty god. friends. and we have to stand up and protect them. that means it's time to do the work. you see, you have 20

i'm going from the sackett site to priest lake. there is evidence of subsurface flow. >> that's correct. >> as i understand it, there is a difference between groundwater and surface flows. am i correct about that? >> i don't believe the epa has ever made such a distinction and in the position of someone like the sackett's, they're practically is no distinction. >> it's not that hard. you can see surface water when you put your foot in the sand and feel it underneath. you could feel it in how watery your soil is. it's not impossible to know that there is a subsurface. you could put a stake or plot into it and feel it immediately and have it spring up immediately. so there's a difference between groundwater and subsurface water, isn't there? >> i don't believe legally there's any distinction if the relevant point is can one distinguish anything on the property from priest lake whether it's subsurface -- >> you don't think there's a difference? >> one thing that is problematic with relying on any subsurface connection is it renders th

this is an add on the lake, yellowstone lake, in the 50s. and that was the last time any snow planes were on the lake because, as i was going across, driving at 70 miles an hour, i really skipping along, all of a sudden, all i saw was blue water in front of me. and i had buy-in ocular's hanging on me, a heavy coat, heavy snow pants, and a throttled, it's an 85 horse engine on the back with the push or tie prop, and i skimmed across this open water, and i went on out and swirled around, and the other two never saw it. and i said, we are not taking any more snow planes or anything on this lake, and they never did after that. but it was a great trip and you can see lake hotel in the background. these are the ski patrol cabins in the back country. couldn't get in through the door, the snow was up to the eaves of the roof, and there was always a big scoop shovel and you dug down to identify whether it was unlocked, and let yourself in. you had would inside, start a fire, and food done underneath it, the sub area. and always carried it when you we

they try to swim to the lake plants as soon as possible.erve as protection and shelter from below and above. there is something to eat here, for example, small insects. turtles have good eyesight and an excellent sense of smell; they eat up the remnants of food after adult turtles. and the gluttonous snake of heads hunts for live prey. the kid does not give up, unaware of the danger that threatens him the danger itself. this time he got lucky. the short summer comes to an end , thousands of small mayflies with transparent wings appear above the shore of the lake. this is one of the most ancient types of insects. before sunset, there are already hundreds of thousands of mayflies over the royal lake. in a matter of minutes, the swarm grows to a million no, even a billion insects. the whole lagoon is covered with them like a blanket of snow an amazing, unlike anything, with the onset of twilight, the aerial performance ends as unexpectedly as mayfly summer snowfall began. one of the wonders of nature on lake khanka in the sikhote-alin mountain

lake offered other unsubstantiated and disproven claims.as the most scrutinized in the state's history and there's no evidence of widespread fraud. a comprehensive investigation by the county found, quote, 100 potentially quesionable ballots cast out of 2.1 million. hardly enough to change the results. >> i certainly hope that we're going to talk more about elections today because i sat here to talk about my policies. >> since you brought up -- i didn't ask about 2020. >> i find it funny that media thinks i'm only talking about elections, i'm talking about lot of things. >> but let's be clear, you brought it up not me. i asked you about rules and the early voting, i didn't ask you about 2020. >> and i want to explain to you why mail-in ballots can be fraught with error. >> you haven't said that you'll accept the certified results of this election even if you lose this election. >> i will accept the results of this election if we have a fair, honest and transparent election, absolutely 100%. >> so if you were to lose and you're ahead, but if

is one of three lakes in a chain in golden gate park along chain of lakes drive which drains from south to middle to north lake along the fulton side. the lake doesn't hold water currently so any water put in now drains immediately into the sand and actually dry right now because of that reason. the lake and surrounding area are also choked with invasives and are the trail system around it is really rough and dilapidated and essentially a sand path. the project is to dredge and deepen the lake, which will keep invasives out hopefully for a while, install a aeration system to improve the water quality, add a clay liner so it holds water again, remove invaseivals from the lake and the surrounding landscape and improve accessibility and viz ability by resurfacing the pathways and installing new seating and signage. we are really excited to make this beautiful corner of the park more beautiful once again. note on the project labor agreement, city wide pla, this is one of the first pla projects, so we are excited to be learning through the process and going through that with this project and

here is located the largest lake in the far east, the hamka lake is shallow and therefore well warmedlike a tropical bay in its waters there are the largest plantations of wild lotuses in asia. amazing creatures live in lake khanka, they swim well, but usually lead a bottom lifestyle . it's probably best to stay away from them. these turtles prefer a reservoir of sandy or muddy soil, in which you can dig headlong to the surface. the turtle exposes only its eyes and proboscis, and in this position patiently a chinese, soft-bodied tortoise is waiting for prey. one of the most ancient inhabitants of the earth. all her relatives live in the asian tropics. lake, khanka is the northernmost, the border of its range is 7 months a year. it is covered with a meter of ice. shell. it is necessary to make the most of every hour of sunny weather, the best place is quickly occupied by older sometimes nimble kids trying to get ahead of adults, but when they see the rightful owner, they fly away with all their might. the elders need to give in and the turtles can’t stand it when they someone takes its

there's no reason why you can't debate kari lake.the citizens of arizona and katie hobbs needs to stand on stage, take the questions, whatever criticism there is, but blast her opponent and let people know what she stands for and why herr opponent doesn't want to be there. me and aeric don't agree on muc, but she needs to debate and that's something we agree on. >> eric, you heard what kyung lah said about governor youngkin. he has had glowing praise for kari lake. she shows up with her on the campaign trail yesterday. here's what he said. >> you need a fighter and you've got one. that's what you've got. [ cheers ] you need a leader who's going to understand that she works for you, and let me tell you, i think you should hire her. >> okay, eric, here's the thing. the one thing she has stoold stood for is she denies the integrity of the 2020 election. that is something that glenn youngkin has vocally been on the other side of. so he said that about kari lake. you got to hire her, she's so amazing. he's also said these things. >> joe b

. > >> in other news, sunken boats in lake tahoe are stirring up concern. several boats took on water during stormy weather two weeks ago forcing a massive removal. molly has the story. >> >> reporter: we got a up close look at the concerns out here. you cannot see it in the dark but behind me, some have seen a sunken sailboat sticking out of the lake. >> it has been stirred out of the water. >> reporter: sue showed our drone operator exactly were to fly above one of several sunken boats in lake tahoe. >> is is somebody's personal property, they are responsible for it. if you bring a boat into into the water you should be required to take it out. >> reporter: she knows of at least three boats that sank durg sank during 20 weather recently where she swims with friends, now worried the wreckage is ruining the lake. >> i know you spent a lot of time in lake tahoe, what are some of the things you pulled out of there? >> there is so many different pieces of litter. >> reporter: the founder of clean up the lake scuba dives fixing as much of the mess as he he can.

as you can see, kari lake is full on maga.s, drag queens, and the mainstream media. did you see how she smashed the shit out of the tvs, which for some reason are all from 30 years ago. really, why are those tvs is old? there is a whole campaign just an excuse to clean out her garage? "big government is just like this lawn mower that i no longer need. yeah!" for the record, if you disagree with what you see on one channel, you don't have to sledgehammer the whole tv, you can just change the channel to something different. we have that technology now. it's the future. now, if you have only been following her for this election, you might think she is your standard right wing republican. you know, maga this, hang mike pence that. but what makes her story fascinating is not who she is, but who she used to be. >> kari lake used to be known in arizona as a charismatic newscaster. >> he's a lion. hear him roar. >> a staple on phoenix tvs for more than two decades. >> just over a decade ago, she was an obama donor, her friends describ

poland has more than 50 lakes.s for centuries were engaged in fishing, and for the peasants this fishery was the main and often the only source of income and imagine it is confronted with the fact that the lakes are leased to the land owners. the patience of the fishermen was not enough in the autumn of 35, unrest began ; self-defense squads were formed to the lake . the fishermen overturned the boats with the policemen. they were not afraid of threats or arrest, then many of the fishermen ended up in villina prison, lukishki and in the concentration camp birch cards. soon , more than 5,000 people took part in the unrest against the agrarian and tax policies of the polish authorities. out of forty trees, fishermen from the entire belinsky voivodeship joined the naroch trees in the spring of 1936. the directorate of state forests refused to lease. narochs and fishermen became the owners of the lake again, and in 1939 the polish authorities were forced to make concessions. allowing the peasants resume fishing in the

and speech about a hundred lakes.chance to see the inhabitants of the reserve of the turin beaver reindeer and snow leopard, listed in the red book. we were really unlucky for such a meeting, that's why i show only their portraits. but you are other lucky and lucky you and into your hands, but these are also plates, if they bypass you, your wife will provide you at home. but what you are guaranteed is an ear from the pike you caught and when you are drooling look at the fire. remember the rule of tuvans tadzhins, a small people of tuva , small, because there are a little more than 4,000 of them, but even though they are few, they have great wisdom, believing, for example, that fire is a spirit, and not categorically advise against angering him, that is, scolding him to spit on him jump over him, but he tried the snow maiden and the result. you you know, you can’t draw water with a dirty or black pot, and in winter you should melt the snow so as not to disturb the water spirits at all, you will spend the night at the c

they can't go back to the lake for joy predators.hunter is already in place. this is a far eastern fish, it can breathe atmospheric air and even move on land. you will not envy small fishes here. following the snakehead, the turtle suddenly finds itself right in the center of the school. you shouldn't get lost here. in just a month, the lake will freeze over, during which time the turtles. gotta get fat. the first drops of rain took the snakehead by surprise. this is an unexpected outburst. land was taken in order to estimate the distance to the native lake, for the little lagoon will soon dry up again. the ancient inhabitants of lake khanka return to their place of permanent residence until the next flood in august, the tsushima current reaches its annual temperature maximum, the water heats up to almost 20 degrees. the archipelago of roman-korsakov is now very reminiscent of the mediterranean coast. japanese red or grave pine, growing on the ocean shore, the most ancient representative of the primorsky vegetation, zastera form a re

why don't you trust kari lake? >> for one, abortion. >> reporter: some would say kari lake is an election denier. did you consider not voting for her because of that? >> i did, but i try to look at things that might benefit us more. >> reporter: how do you consider yourself? >> conservative. >> reporter: but you're voting for katie hobbs? >> never mind. >> reporter: who are you voting for? >> i don't want kari lake. she seems more like the public people. you never see katie hobbs anywhere. nowhere. >> reporter: during that rally last night, i also want to bring attention here to mark fincham, cowboy hat, mustached secretary of state candidate. during that trump rally, he tweeted, "all i want for christmas is a few arrests of election fraud criminals." i asked mark about that and he suggested there is already indications of potential voter irregularities, that there are individuals from the state of new mexico that are crossing into arizona, illegally registering to vote. the table is already being set by the republ

lake is suffering among college educated voters.ey dynamic in arizona, as in other states, how few republican leaders or voters are basically following the liz cheney line of saying they will essentially draw the line and ex-communicate candidates who deny the reality of the 2020 election because so many republican leaders and republican voters are crossing that line and sticking with lake, despite her election denialism. it's going to be really close in a state like arizona which still probably leans slightly red. >> larry, the senate race in arizona is also important. democratic incumbent mark kelly is trying to fend off the challenge from trump-backed blake masters who was an election denier. he's been trying to distance himself from some of that in recent days. kelly is i guess trying to distance himself from president biden to show he's an indep independent-minded senator in that state. let's take a listen to that. >> i've spent a lot of time in our southern border. let me just say it's a mess. it's a chaos. it's crisis after c

>> there are so many different pieces of litter. >> reporter: the founder of clean up the lake scuba dives, good drumming up as much of the mess as he can. >> i think at one point we removed most of an entire sailboat on dead man's point that had broken up into hundreds hundreds if not close to 1000 p. 1000 pieces. >> reporter: being out on the lake you can see how clear the water is and that's a concern when you have boats sunken in the lake, leaking fuel, propane, propane, oil and even batteries on those boats, but the other concern is if it's in shallow water, those pose a threat to boaters going by. >> obviously the fiberglass and plastic things from the boat that can go down can disperse after they begin to break up and and storms like we've seen recently. >> i don't want it on my shoulders that we let it go, that we forgot and we let garbage accumulate in this poor lake has to suffer because of that. >> boaters already have to go through inspection so they are not ringing invasive species to the lake. now some want to see insurance requirements to prevent people from abandoning

here's a national view of kari lake. architect of barack obama's 2008 presidential win describes her as, quote, a plausible presidential candidate. erin? >> thank you very much. i'm joined now by john king at the magic wall. interesting a plausible candidate, as she was called. right now dead heat, maricopa county where kyung spent so much time last time is going to be crucial here. is that where this race is won or lost? >> do the suburban moderate voters who let joe biden win, do they view kari lake as trump? or do they know her as the woman who they let into their living rooms and kitchens for ten years? let's go back in time and go back first to 2016 in. 2016, donald trump won arizona. why? he won maricopa county. look at the map. democrat hillary clinton here won four counties. donald trump performed well enough in the suburbs to win arizona by a narrow margin, but he won it 91,000 votes. doug ducey is the incumbent republican governor. the same four counties. doug ducey wins because he wins in maricopa county, phoe

this iss pointing the finger at kari lake. and lake last night responded to that statement.ake a listen. >> that is absolutely absurd. are you guys buying that? are you really buying that? this sounds like a jussie smollett part ii. i can't believe she would blame me for something like that. i don't know where her campaign office is. i'm assuming it's in a basement somewhere because that's where she's been campaigning. >> that reference to jussie smollett is lake questioning whether this burglary even happened. victor, bianna. >> thank you. >>> there's also a new twist in the critical u.s. senate race in georgia. staunch abortion opponent herschel walker is facing a second allegation now that he paid for an abortion years ago. >> the unnamed woman says she was walker's mistress when he was in the nfl. >> i went to a clinic in dallas but i simply couldn't go through with it. i left the clinic in tears. he was upset and said that he was going to go back to the clinic the next day for me to have the abortion. he then drove me to the clinic the following day and waited for hours

this is out on the lake.ellowstone lake in the 50s, that was the last time any planes from the lake because, as i was going across at 70 miles an hour, really screaming along all the sudden all i saw was blue water in front of me. and i had binoculars, i have eco. heavy snow pants and i added the throttle in some 85 horse engine on the back and i skimmed across this open water and i went out and swung around and never saw it. and i, said we are not making any more snow planes or anything on this lake. and they never did after that. but it was a great trip and you can see lake hotel in the background. these are the ski patrol cabins in the backcountry. couldn't get him through the door. the snow was up to the east of the roof. there was always a big scoop shovel and you could knock down to identify who is a mauve. and you could let yourself in. then you had what inside, starting to fire and food down underneath. you always carried when you are skiing about rolling back there still there, they're still being. u

lake?e-convicted racist who cost the taxpayers $3 million because of her hatred for people of color. she paid a woman of color in her office $30,000 less than men doing the same job. last week we heard she held a mock slave auction in high school. we saw her running from a black reporter, hiding in the bathroom. >> i'm going to talk to katie hobbs right after we're done. >> the people of arizona will never elect a racist like katie hobbs. >> my question is will you accept the results of your election in november? >> i'm going to win the election and i'll accept that resulted. >> if you lose, will you accept that? >> i'm going to win the election and accept that result. the people will never vote for a coward like katie hobbs who won't show up on a debate stage, sing handedly destroying a 20-year history of gubernatorial debates because of her cowardice. no momentum behind her, the polls are in our favor and we're going to win the election. we have common sense ideas that people want and we'

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i mean, here's the one thing i will say, kari lake is a very skilled communicator.f, you know, personality, tv, aura, because she was a television presenter, anchor for many years in multiple television. >> more than 20 years. >> exactly. >> she might end up being a better debater than katie hobbs and might be an issue or maybe katie knows that kari is able to pivot in a way maybe she can't or she can hog the stage and the conversation. these are the kind of skills she's had an entire -- decades of experience and that can be intimidating. i know a lot of republicans were worried about herschel walker up there against raphael warnock, a pastor who also has that charismatic, same sort of communication skills that can really dominate a debate. >> except you're pursuing big seats of office, so you cannot be afraid, right. you have to convey to the voters that you are virtually fearless because you're going to be fighting for the people, whether you're the governor or whether as you gave the example with warnock and herschel walker the u.s. senate. so in the case of figh

lake, i'm going to start with you. i want to start on the question that everybody says is their top issue across the country and that is the economy. inflation is still near its highest levels in four decades. in your capital city of phoenix, it has the highest inflation in the entire country, 13%. so if you are elected governor, what specifically would you do differently to fix that? >> well, it's a tough issue because it originates -- the problem does -- out of washington, d.c., but we still have to help our citizens here in arizona. the people who are suffering the most i've learned is the people who are nearing retirement or who are retired. i've talked to so many of them, and they said, kari, i saved all my life, i did everything right and my retirement savings has shrivelled up a third, i've lost a third of it since joe biden took office. we'll help in any way we can. that's why i unveiled a plan last week to put a half billion dollars back into the hardworking arizonans' pockets by getting rid of our rental tax

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