where do you draw a line with governor lamont?rnor lamont is a tax and spend democrat and its gotten us in a horrible position in connecticut. we have one of the highest under funded state pension plans in the entire country. we have over $100 billion of debt. we have the second-highest taxes in the nation, the highest utility costs in the continental u.s.. you can go on and on, neil, but we've had 12 years of democratic governors, 40 years of democratic legislature, a bloated budget. i was the cfo of ubs. i know how to manage a budget and get money back to the taxpayers that's what the we need to do. neil: a lot of people have been looking at the race and maybe connecticut which sort of has this high income sort of impression here, the governor himself is worth close to $60 million. you're not shabby in your own right here, you know, worth maybe a third of that. that both of you are out of touch. what do you say to that? >> well, governor lant has run three times for office. my first time was the last time i lost to him by 40,000

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. >> pennsylvania state police crime unit supervisor lamont king rolled out. clark of the fbi was on his way so was the erie pd bomb squad. tv news live vans weren't far behind. the pizza guy turned bank robber drove out of the mcdonald's parking lot, next to the bank but didn't get far. wells was intercepted just up the hill by troopers only a few hundred yards from the bank itself. >> they had him get out the vehicle at which time they -- they noticed a collar around his neck. >> the robber told them he was wearing a bomb. they weren't about to doubt him. >> the troopers took precaution, handcuffed the individual, kneeled him down. and, then, they proceeded to take cover. >> fbi man jerry clark arrived moments later. >> i came screaming up peach, and i pulled exactly to the end of the lot and thought, "oh, man, that's too close." so i immediately reversed, came around, and got into this parking lot. >> and he's talkin'to the officers. >> he is. >> wells identified himself -- said he was a pizza delivery man. >> did you call my boss? >> sitting on the pavemen

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orchestrated them, and us actually participated in over stowing. democratically elected, patrice, lamont, kwame and chroma. and then after that, you would see the state was asian of who's a lot of who's taking place on the continent and became a program of the day. but now we see is with, and we're come emerging in 2018. i'm sorry, 2008. then as a effort to continue to continue us dominance in head to money as a top new colonizer it, it also has created an emboldened military class. they feel no reason to take orders or yet to be beholden to the unpopular leaders that are emerging, that are facilitating new colonialism and actually use surfing the peoples of the peoples. the reason mean, which is the wealth of the countries for themselves. and so with, with them being unpopular in them, the military actually being the ones that keep them empowered, they feel no reason to be beholden to them. a lot of them are trained by not just african us africa command, but also the french, mostly french, foreign legion in africa, the top military present in the continent of africa, the top colonizers

a focus on the air force veteran says the apparent assassination attempts could mean that is, lamont has went out of options to remove con, from politics by democratic means non fun has been sent to the system. and one of the reasons why he lost his seat as the prime minister what's done is because he was trying to take care of corruption by the end of corruption by the hans and tried to remove corruption and some very effective political leaders in his target. secondly, he was also trying to insure justice for the people as well as trying to come out of the clutches of foreign influence. so these factors combined and that is why he was removed from his seat and some image. it was just that come to your mind, is that how was one only one person apprehended and how come that he had a ready made confession to me and then confession was not on the recorded, but it was plain on the street the within minutes of the incident, so this all shows a kind of in the middle a lot to eliminate iran. you probably not be easy checked to democratic means and the only means left was to try and elimina

up by 11 at the half, they weren't done there. 2nd, half 10 point lead johnson gets the feed from lamontler. he finishes above the rim shot had 11 points on the night later on. harrison ingram trying to cut the deficit. tough bucket there. ingram had 11 karnal still down by 7, but this would put it out of reach for stanford. san diego state's mckay parish knocks down the corner 3 to foot the aztecs up by 13. he had 9 points off the bench. san diego state goes on to win. 74 to 62 stanford will host cal poly next friday. they're now just 2, 2, on the season. now to the guys who get paid to play the warriors. got back in the win column last night with a thumping of the san antonio spurs. they beat san antonio by 37 points and for a night, at least everything seemed to be working. jordan poole broke out of a mini slump. he scored 36 points. the bench was fantastic. anthony land, jonathan coming that moses moody all scored in double figures for the first time in what seems like forever. the warriors didn't have to rely on steph curry to gut out a win. so the mood it was great after that game.

in the race for connecticut governor incumbent democrat ned lamont has defeated republican robert stefanowskiis which. >> stephen: folks, a man who will know the answer to that, my first guest is cbs news' chief political analyst, and anchor of "cbs news prime time with john dickerson." please welcome back to "the late show," john dickerson. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) hello, john! >> stephen: now, you've seen all the breaking-- breaking races what we talked about. is there something-- before we start, is there something you can break right now. >> our producer sent me arizona cbs identifies arizona governord and senate, both as lean democrat at this moment. ( applause ) >> stephen: okay. >> so that's before-- i mean, you know, that's just a prognostication, but, of coursing, those, you know, the arizona senate race is one democrats center to hold if they want to stay in the control of the senate. and obviously in in arizona, you have kari lake on the republican side who is a thorough election denier. >> stephen: and has said she will accept the results if she wins. >> right. and you've got an e

up by 11 at the half, they weren't done there. 2nd, half 10 point lead johnson gets the feed from lamont butler. he finishes above the rim shot had 11 points on the night later on. harrison ingram trying to cut the deficit. tough bucket there. ingram had 11 cardinal still down by 7, but this would put it out of reach for stanford. san diego state's mckay perished. knocks down the corner 3 to foot the aztecs up by 13. he had 9 points off the bench. san diego state goes on to win. 74 to 62 stanford will host cal poly next friday. they're now just the season. now to the guys who get paid to play the warriors. got back in the win column last night with a thumping of the san antonio spurs. they beat san antonio by 37 points and for a night, at least everything seemed to be working. jordan poole broke out of a mini slump. he scored 36 points. the bench was fantastic. anthony land, jonathan coming that moses moody all scored in double figures for the first time in what seems like forever. the w rriors didn't have to rely on steph curry to gut out a win. so the mood it was great after that game.

. >> ned lamont will defeat bob. >> chris sununu will win a third term. he also possibly has other ambitions. >> well,ty might. there was a heavy attempt to recruit him to run for the senate in new hampshire and he didn't want to do that. i can understand -- he had been governor, you are the executive of your state, you're the ceo of your state. he loved new hampshire and he thought why would i want to go to washington and be one of a hundred and not get everything done. he wanted to sink his teeth into things. i don't know if he has ambition to run for president. of course, that decision doesn't need to be made for a little while unless we are talking sooner than later with bit. >> you mentioned sununu. >> when you have them winning by divisive margins, the hope is that they will pull across the finish line s some of the embattled candidates for the senate who are in tight races. you see that in georgia, you see that in florida. not so much in florida but you certainly see it in new hampshire and you see it el elsewhere. >> we will see what happens in ar

. >> to connecticut, ned lamont will defeat bob stephanowski. >> and we can project chris sununu will win a fourth term. he's been on the show with you and bill. he possibly has other ambitions. >> he might. there was a heavy attempt to recruit him to run for the senate in new hampshire. he didn't want to do that. i can understand. when -- he had been governor. you're the executive of your state, the ceo. he thought why do i want to go to washington and not get anything done. he wanted to sink his teeth in to things. i don't know if he has ambitions to run for president. that decision doesn't need to be made for a while unless we're talking sooner than later with brit. >> you mentioned sununu earlier and how it plays with that senate race. whether it affects that. >> it should. when you get these republican governors winning by decisive margins, you know, the hope if you're a republican is that they will pull across the finish line some of these embattled candidates for the senate that are in tight races. you see that in georgia, see that in florida. you see it in new hampshire. you s

up by 11 at the half, they weren't done there. 2nd, half 10 point lead johnson gets the feed from lamontutler. he finishes above the rim shot had 11 points on the night later on. harrison ingram trying to cut the deficit. tough bucket there. ingram had 11 cardinal still down by 7, but this would put it out of reach for stanford. san diego state's mckay perished. knocks down the corner 3 to foot the aztecs up by 13. he had 9 points off the bench. san diego state goes on to win. 74 to 62 stanford will host cal poly next friday. they're now just 2, 2, on the season. now to the guys who get paid to play the warriors. got back in the win column last night with a thumping of the san antonio spurs. they beat san antonio by 37 points and for a night, at least everything seemed to be working. jordan poole broke out of a mini slump. he scored 36 points. the bench was fantastic. anthony land, jonathan coming that moses moody all scored in double figures for the first time in what seems like forever. the warriors didn't have to rely on steph curry to gut out a win. so the mood it was great after tha

mark lamont ellis here, he is a professor, and a new host of -- congrats to you.here to tell us about the republicans, he is a former republican strategist, and cofounder of the lincoln project. mark, i will start with you, because yet another cycle of so-called conventional wisdom, and it missed the mark. some of us, by as i mean me, and probably you, and other people out there, they were warning that this was going to happen. that there was energy on the ground, but i digress. let's just get into it, what happened here, how should political forecasting may be adopted to our new political landscape? >> i think that your last part of your sentence really hit the nail on the head. we have to adapt our pulling to recognize young voters. to recognize black voters. to consider the ways that people who are likely to show up to the polls have been left out of the calculation ahead of time. that red wave, the red tsunami that people expected was partially based on the presumption that black folks weren't going to show up. that black men weren't going to vote in certain p

this race decided by -- a much bigger margin this time, securing another four years for ned lamont. take a look at some key race alert now for races where democrats are defeating either an election deniers or election questioners. starting with arizona. katie hobbs right now, 172,000 votes ahead of kari lake, 52% of the vote in in arizona. let's get an update now from michigan, gretchen whitmer, the incumbent democrat, 133,000 votes ahead of conservative commentator tutor dixon, 62% of the vote in in mexican. as we take a look at wisconsin, a very close race there, joe biden won the state by only about 20,000 votes last time, that's roughly the advantage that incumbent democrat tony evers has right now. about 25,000 votes ahead of tim michaels with 83% of the vote in in wisconsin. we also have an update to bring you in the state of kansas, this race very, very close, incumbent democrat laurie kelly, perhaps the most vulnerable incumbent democrat on the entire map. 24,000 votes ahead of derrick schmitt with 86% of the vote in in kansas. and we have a bonus projection to bring you, in

in the connecticut governor's race, it's too early to call between incumbent democrat net lamont and j.b. prisoner, the democrat incumbent, who is facing a challenge from republican darren bailey, it's too early to call and illinois governors. race in the main governors race, democratic incumbent janet melas is facing challenge from former republican governor paula page, it's too early to call. . in the two -- too early to call between republican incumbent kristen uno and the democratic challenger thom sherman. although christina knew is leading in that race in new hampshire. it's too early to call between incumbent democrat daniel mckee and his republican challenger -- too early to call in rhode island. in the tennessee governor's race, the incumbent governor bill lee is facing democratic challenger jason martin. this is too early to call although milley's relieving in the tennessee governor's race. and finally, in the oklahoma governor's race, the incumbent there is republican kevin stitt, facing a stiff challenge from democratic challenger joy hofmeister. the oklahoma race is too

race and connecticut, nbc news cannot be jacked that democratic incumbents connecticut governor ned lamonturned for another term. also, in maine, the main governors race, democratic incumbent there is janet mills, she was facing a challenge from former republican governor, paula page, who like the columns of trump before there was trump. janet mills has beaten trump before there was trump. paula page falls short in his talent, janet mills is reelected in the great state of maine! now here is a characterization change, this is the minnesota governor's race. this is still described as too early to call. this is incumbent democratic tim walz facing scott jensen republican, but tim mott is described as being in the lead in this minnesota's governor's race. but still early to call. >> chris, you want to jump in and stop -- i had to do that. sorry. >> first of, all that was remarkable! i don't think i know anything in the world as well as steve knows the house races! like -- >> we got big news! >> okay, should we go to you then? >> oh i was talking to look -- >> [laughs] so here's what i wanted

ned lamont has been re-elect as governor in connecticut.on with 41% of the vote in, about three points separates the two. and in kansas, the race for governor, still we cannot call it at this point with 84% of the vote in, though the incumbent holding on with a lead there. we are joined by delaware senator chris coons, as we know, a good friend of president biden. senator coons, first of all, thanks for joining us. i know you're watching all the returns come in. how do you think the democrats are faring? are they meeting expectations tonight? >> certainly. by historic standards we're having a strong night. typically a president in his first midterm loses 27 seats in the house and four seats in the senate, and from everything i'm seeing so far, close colleagues of mine, friends, incumbent democrats, are having a strong night. let's take two quick examples -- michael bennet in colorado, maggie hassan in new hampshire. both of them, their last elections two years ago were very close. michael bennett is going win by -- maggie has son won by a t