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. >> please welcome sam leavy. [applause] >> good afternoon and welcome to volvo's north american operation in hagerstown. i'm sam leavy, a material handler at hagerstown. i have previously worked several roles inside the plant including assembly and engine testing. i have been a volvo group employee for 24 years. i am proud to be part of building america's best powertrain to power its best trucks. i am grateful to be here with all you today, especially during national manufacturing day. it recognizes the hard work we do here every day at this site. i have been married for 29 years to my beautiful wife angie. i have three great children, two of whom work here. i love to see volvos when i go down the highway. i know that it's powertrain is built in this factory in hagerstown. i know it is supporting the local community. it makes a world of difference when we have a prounion, pro-worker president in the white house who cares about making our supply chains more resilient, strengthening our domestic vehicle manufacturi

i do wafer thin majority, where leavis had fallen foul before.— had fallen foul before. indeed _ had fallen foul before. i do feel very sad indeed that _ had fallen foul before. i do feel very sad indeed that a - had fallen foul before. i do feel very sad indeed that a great. had fallen foul before. i do feel. very sad indeed that a great party should find itself in this state. a shambles, frankly. if it cannot recover its own internal unity, it cannot govern the country effectively. these are the great tests that now confront it. if it cannot answer these challenges, then we will see, i'm afraid, further chaos. the country's demand for a change will be overwhelming. i'm slightly surprised, actually, in these circumstances of great economic as well as political crisis, there is not an interest in having a national government. the politicians are very far apart. perhaps it is not such a time for a thing. the onus is on the conservative party. the uk's economic outlook has been lowered from stable to negative by the ratings agency moody's. the group said political uncertai

governor deep -- governor dunn leavy is not. we are closing schools. we are now losing teachers.ng all the things that you mentioned. our schools are in the worst crisis in alaska history, thanks to this governor. we would keep school funding up with inflation. we would give teachers the pension they get in every single other state. right now, our teachers come for two years at leave for a state that offers a pension. this is a crisis that should be solved. >> cuts in funding and education since 2017 has resulted in what we see right now. it we can't be competitive -- we can't be competitive. we are teachers and school drivers short. it is unprecedented. it is going down the drain as far as how bad it has gotten. teachers come for a couple years or five years and then they leave. we need a physical plant. there is no fiscal plan. -- fiscal plan. there is no fiscal plan. the balance is not gotten through. we need to fully fund education, make it priority it used to be. >> we focused on education this year and passed a bill on that. over $300 million has gone to the anchorage schoo

meantime telis he gabbard leavy leaving prompted us to call our commonsense department to get informationon a few of the democrats recent decision. the folks at commonsense sense reminded as in early 2021 far left democratic congressman jamaal about men set following quality depriving the police is about rebuilding our country an the image of our people. full lip humanity love and care particularly for our kids in school. how that humanity love and care work out for mark in 2021, 276 children were shot just in chicago. more than 830 people in chicago or murdered. at the city's deadliest year since 1994. had from 2020-2021, the nationa homicide rate was up a 4.3 percent. thousands of additional people murdered. a reminder that defunding polic as is a bad idea. as for democrats on border security, when joe biden was an aggravated and 2021, monthly migrant encounters at the us border were at 78,000 bar fourteen. august of this year well over 203,000 per month. common sense tells us the borde policies are feeling. what about energy policies? undivided's inauguration day th average gas price $

with tiffany smiley in washington, leavy in connecticut.his is our year. >> what did you think about his prediction and i wonder what democrats think, too? >> let's unspool the spin right now. as you said, that is his job to do that. he's going out on a limb making that prediction. what that means when it comes to the math is a net gain of two seats. right now it's 50/50. one of the things that -- i was actually up in new hampshire last week and i was talking to governor sununu, the republican governor there. he's on the ballot. he's fine. he was talking about something that didn't even occur to me, particularly in a place like new hampshire which always breaks late, the fact that the election is on november 8th, it gives republicans a little bit more time than they would normally would because it's usually earlier in the month. i know it seems -- >> it's the first tuesday after the first monday. this is one of those cases where you need to get that monday in there. the 8th is the latest day it can be. >> it's the latest day it can be which

don leavy has said with regards to troopers throughout rural alaska.ore troopers. >> it is a danger to everybody to have over 50 communities without a single police officer. that is 19th-century policing. if you want to talk about the funding the police, governor dunleavy has defund the police. we had over 50 without a single police officer review can be assaulted for a trip to fly depending on the weather. that is wrong. we should have a police officer in every single community. that is one of the problems we are facing. governor wants to take credit for adding troopers. they had a press conference and said he would at 18 troopers and then in february when his budget came out, they had none -- they had no money for those 18 troopers. it is amazing he can get the press coverage for saying something that is not true and it turns out he never put out a single penny. i have tried and eddie troopers. i believe in having a strong police force on the street but governor dunleavy has frequent devoted against any police and frequent devoted against those witho

is considered a minority because he's muslim and i asked brian mccarthy of the nfl i said when mark leavyand gilman were coaching where they considered minorities because they're jewish and he said they're not so i don't know. 70 percent of the league is black and we now have two black coaches and one mixed-race coach. >> my final question, i would say my personal favorite of all and i read this on the way to recovery and they took me into theworld of golf and a lot of history as well . why hasn't tiger woods led to an explosion or greater way of black authors because for 25 years why hasn't that happened? >> when tiger won the masters in 1997 a lot of money started pouring into rhp and i think we all thought we were going to see a lot more not tiger woods but very good pga tour level black players. they produce one player on the tour and he's left-handed. but not one black player. i guess the nfl would consider him a minority. i think some of it has to do with tiger. it's not like tiger is out there, he hashis foundation but it's not like he's aggressively out there trying to say hey, lo

richard blumenthal, incumbent democrat, running against republican leora leavy.ome people say that might be closer than we thought. scott: i have not seen recent data. blumenthal is not a very well-liked guy. this is a guy who lied on his resume and said he went to vietnam and said i'm sorry. it's hard to believe he got through with that. she is an attractive candidate. there is a house racing candidate that is going to be very competitive. african-american republican running, probably going to win. that will be a pickup. stranger things have happened. i have not seen any data that shows it as close as the smiley race in washington, for example. gerald: i couple points, and that i want to turn to you -- scott: i just want to say something, something weird is going to happen on election night. some things. this could be one of them. that is the fun part of this business. you think you know what is going on, you have the data, you look at the messaging, the debates, you think it is going to happen, and then an october surprise happens. we seem to have a lot of surp

[applause] >> congresswoman cheney, i am zachary leavy, majoring in journalism and political science. when you look at national polling you see issues like border, covid-19, the economy, inflation. my question is, is it in the best interest of the gop politically to put as much effort towards january 6 as you have, and if so, why? >> i do not think any elected official should ever look at it through the outlets. it is an important question. it is certainly what i hear. -- one i hear. we cannot make decisions about january 6 based on what the political result or impact will be. that is what -- that is why we did not have a bipartisan commission. that is why we watched what happened in the senate, primarily. it cannot be a political question. i think for the sake of the future, we have to make sure as many people as possible recognize what happened and why it is so dangerous. but, i do not think you can say, well, it is actually fundamentally anti-constitutional. look at arrows. look at what the framers -- look at our oath. look at what the framers said about factions and as a potential