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well was as we had that from patrick, 63 old li chang is now china's 2nd highest official behind president. gee, he's expected to become premier in march and take charge of china's economy. now unlike his predecessors, he hasn't served as a vice premier or worked in the central government in any capacity. chung has bounced back from his mishandling of a crown of iris outbreak in shanghai where he led the local branch of the communist party. now like the rest of the new senior party members, lee is also close to president g. i speak now to unto long he is an international and independent chinese stretch. jesse joins us now from hong kong. thank you for your time, sir. what do you make of the new line up? would you agree that in the people she has chosen, he has prioritize loyalty above all else, even experience? well, one has got to understand how the child is common. his body works at the time or the chairman mouth. it's awful that party was i am at the stabilize by a lot of internal or rivalry in especially eligibles and then every m, i transition from one generation to another. i would r

terms, particularly with the makeup of this new government, was we heard that from patrick. 63 or a li chang is now china's 2nd highest official. behind president g. he's expected to become premier in march and take charge of china's economy. now unlike his predecessors, he hasn't served as a vice premier or worked in the central government in any capacity. lee has bounced back from his mishandling of a corona virus outbreak in shanghai where he led the local branch of the communist party. and the rest of the new senior party members lee is also close to president . she and her lang is an international, independent china strategist. he explains how people rise to the parties highest levels. all the people that make it to the top have what this gone through. so many layers of very fears. competition is the current board of talking to see and people who have risen to the even to the central committee of 200 people with any chance to get to it already a mass huge experience running of cities, bricks and. busy small provinces and you've reached a very popular voted bureau. they would have done t

perhaps unsuccessful given ukrainian defenses, ukraine will continue to hold it and putin's lies won't change that. >> i want to turn to north korea, secretary. experts now believe north korean missile tests will continue and we may even see a nuclear test soon. you have offered talks with north korea with no preconditions. what leverage does the united states have left right now? >> well, as you said, wolf, we want to solve this another way. we want to solve it at the diplomatic table. we've also offered humanitarian assistance, covid virus support to the north koreans, but kim jong-un is far more interested in displaying his missile pouwe. so that's forced us to ensure we have strong defenses out there for our allies and partners as your report made clear. the u.s.s. responsible reagan is on station. we are doing counterballistic training with the japanese and the koreans. we also have imposed new sanctions on kim jong-un's regime. but of course, the people who suffer most are the people of the dprk. so we will continue to increase the pressure on him until he changes course. >> what is the

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picture and you never know when we're having these conversations and obviously when laws are changing what liesare being saved and yes, i agree entirely, we have to make sure those trees are told because other stories are going to be told to. and we have to be relentless and focusing on the good. so this is being live streams, this can be watched after the fact. c-span is going to be airing it. not everyone agrees with us. alexandra, can you that person who either is on the fence or thinks we're all trying to oppress women? >> i think the simplest way to do that is just kind of explain why the idea for this book came to mind and i think like i said, it's a microcosm of people working in the pro-life movement but the whole time i've been writing about this issue i've been thinking to myself that the idea has been germinating which where right as pro-lifers that this is the humanism of human life, that's obviously avwe have to do everything we can to stop that but if that's true how could anyaspect of this for any of us ? how can it be a victory for women to enact that kind of policy against thei

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but this year that could change rudy's strudel and bakery lies in the heart of palmer, and is known for its ukrainian specialities. our programs are well known internationally. i like to say because we have some interesting flavors along with our traditional flavors. lydia mother, refugee from ukraine, herself took over the shop in 1970 for a really nice, simple, you know, when we heard about the war, the night that they attacks 1st happened. um, of the we were up all night life cousins and ukraine. so what we did is that, that following saturday, we don't need it all proceeds or sales to to the cars and crane, which raised my $10000.00 that very day before is interest miles and miles away. it's right here. it's in a front doorstep, it's on our telephone with that our email is happening to us. and it's the same exact thing that happened to our parents that are here only days away from election day. the support has become highly politicized in the state of ohio, j. d. events is the republican candidate for senate. and he's been saying things like, this is not america 1st, to ignore the p

changed as a person. >> if he's prove than he lied about it i'll be greatly disappointed. i don't know that it would be disappointment enough to sway me to vote in the other direction. >> national gop leaders have rallied with walker. and warnock said it's about who is ready to represent georgia in the u.s. senate. >> a lot of layers to this story. >>> overseas to ukraine where police say they have recovered the bodies of more than 500 civilians in territory recaptured by the ukrainian army since its offensive began last month. this map right here shows where ukraine is retaking more territory every day from the fleeing russian forces. cbs' charlie d'agata is in southern ukraine. >> reporter: ukrainian troops in fierce gun battles against russian soldiers. the defense ministry releasing this video, said to show a russian tank crew surrendering. but, in retreat, they're retaliating. russian rockets pierce the heart of zaporizhzhia just before dawn. this five-storey building classed, while those inside were sleeping. several hours after the rocket attack and the building is

but this year that could change rudy's strudel and bakery lies in the heart of palmer, and is known for its ukrainian specialities. our programs are well known internationally. i like to say because we have some interesting flavors along with our traditional flavors. lydia mother, a refugee from ukraine, herself, took over the shop in 1970 for a really nice, simple, you know, when we heard about the war, the night that they attacks 1st happened. um, of the we were up all night that cousins and ukraine. so what we did is that, that following saturday, we don't need it all proceeds of sales to, to the cars and ukraine, which rates my $10000.00 that very day was more if interest, miles and miles away, it's right here. it's in the front doorstep. it's on our telephone at the center. it is happening to us. and it's the same exact thing that happened to our parents that are here. only days away from election day. the support has become highly politicized in the state of ohio, j. d. events is the republican candidate for senate, and he's been saying things like this is not america 1st, to igno

li: -- he use the correction in the bad situation to change. but the point is -- the way he tackled it is interesting. -- up until recently he has really -- the police and it is not intentional. whether you see that. but the corruption is -- but also [indiscernible] you asked the chinese local leaders which leader you like more mall or -- they would say -- but he xi jinping -- positioned himself to be king for this reason for that probably plays into some of their thoughts. but he is also super rich and -- but on one hand he is -- the general public. and [indiscernible] establishment. the reason is, his proteges and some of them have information seeking that xi jinping that some of his decisions were in china's interest that they do not have the power to challenge him. but since it changed after this party congress the new faction will emerge may be from his proteges. the new action -- faction will align of his proteges -- it is an ongoing thing. he will monitor very closely but he has a few years and he will be very powerful. but in the public

change. and i've already started making those steps, but one sponsor reaction that really did stand out to me was allied financial. they're nationwide sponsored li kits. sponsor leads sponsor. so they're cl, andrea rumors calling from meaningful change to find the truth no matter how painful. and i'd like to see more brands like how have the teams reacted because this investigation was focused on 3 teams in particular, meredith did one of these teams stick out with a particularly good response in your view. honestly, no, i wouldn't say that any one teams response has been particularly impressive. the portland thorns did part ways with 2 executives who were known for a while now to have been aware of the abuse and have essentially turned a blind eye. and given a vote of confidence to paul riley as he went from the portland thorns to the north carolina courage, another team in the league. but you know, the portland thorne's owner merrick paulson was also aware of these allegations. also voiced confidence and support for paul riley as he moved on to another team within the league, knowing what he had done within their own franchise. and you know, a

changed. responsibility for military registration lies not with the military registration and enlistment office the citizen himself. this, too, uh, imposes certain difficulties now that we are faced with asking, another full-time family. wife children. how they reacted to this, of course, they are worried, the male part of the family certainly supports uh, women are more emotional about this. i have a large family, parents, brother, wife, children, the youngest is only three and a half years old. but all my family, very much believes in our victory. i know that your father is an officer gru is correct, yes retired. so much so that, as i understand it, it’s different to do with such a father. just like you now it was impossible, because here there is a normal correct upbringing for him is huge. hi you big. thank you for the example that you set for everyone , be sure to call us more often, come out. likewise , via video link, so that the country knows what is happening there now at the front. thank you alexander see you soon. i would like to talk now about those who wants to avoid partial mobili

>> he's a radical and changed his position on fracking. he lies his position on abortion, he lies about his position on crime and wants to allow a third of the felons in the prisons out. he wants to legalize all the drugs and wants to change all of his positions because what he knows is he cannot win with those radical positions. he's exactly why we are winning because we're -- we have the same issues in every state where they don't -- the democrats do not want to talk about how they voted and what they've done in the past. they're complete liars. stu: do you think he's fit for the office of senator? >> well, other people will decide that. pennsylvaniaens will decide that and he's radical. there's no chance he'll beat oz. oz is somebody that cares about his state, he's focused on how you get inflation down, how do you fix healthcare and get the crime rate down and balance the budget. oz will win. >> okay. mr. senator, thank you for joining us on a important day. we appreciate it. thank you, sir. >> see you, stuart. stu: we have the latest read on

you think that that awarding of that damage amount by the jury is going to actually change this trafficking and lies. if that's the real time, if that's what happens next, it's going to be a heck of a week. it turns out the price of lives is nearly a billion dollars. this is the era of misinformation. will it stop the lies? they didn't stop them tonight talking about it and making fun. we also are gonna have a big conversation ahead with the midterms, i don't know if you heard about it, but this big thing, it's coming less than a month away. a big issue today is candidates and their health. let's go to pennsylvania because john fetterman, who is the democratic senate nominee in pennsylvania, he is recovering as you know from a near fatal stroke that happened in may. he is now using closed captioning technology to help him understand what he is hearing. he says that his speech is getting bigger, better, excuse me. but, the thing is, speaking of big talk, there is a lot of people who are criticizing and have a lot of things to say about how this may all play out. some justified, some not, we will get

think there's been a real opportunity for all this misinformation and all these lies to spread because elections have changedears. and they have changed for the better. they have improved voter access without in any way jeopardizing election integrity. in our case in pennsylvania, voting by mail was new in 2020. our voters took advantage of it, as they should. especially in that covid environment. they continue to moving forward. whether you cast your vote in person, at the polling place on election day in pennsylvania, or you vote by mail, at the end of the day, you have a paper ballot with the candidates that the voters selected, the candidates that the voter verified, that those were their selections and are used in not just one but two audits after every election. so it's a little bit surreal that we have had so many changes for the better, but so many of those changes have, i think, created an opportunity for this sort of the misinformation we have seen so much of. >> i want to remind our viewers that it took four days for nbc news to call pennsylvania for joe biden in 2020. that delay was caused by the

lies in this. i think that we should also change not only the international information space, but also constantlyers, that is, russians who watch tv and cannot to understand what is happening as it seems that general remagidon has already arrived for two weeks of mass rocket attacks on tv, they said that ukraine should freeze in general even already in luxembourg, these luxembourgers come to the russian house to warm themselves or have something to drink, but somehow there is no of this result, that is, they continue to rake mobilized men from the streets, drag them to the front, kill them, and it seems that kherson is also being lost, even already skarbeeva says that the main thing for us is not to lose kherson and not to talk there about odesa or about kyiv, and is it possible to talk about something like this by announcing this mobilization? russia is still entering a new phase with an attempt to prolong the war there over the winter again, wait for the midterm elections in the united states, it is possible to split shaut in spotatah how much this prolongation of the war can to be included in

and his lies and voter integrity have widespread changes in how georgia votes, fewer drop boxes and voter i.d. and restrictions who can give you food and water inline and perhaps most importantly a new law that gives the state legislature more power over elections, taking some of it away from the secretary of state. right now, there are around 7 million active voters on the rolls, down roughly 700,000 from the high water mark in 2020, but still, a remarkable number in the midterm year. do they all show up? and if they do, will they vote on party lines? or split the ticket? there are two big races, stacey abrams, versus kemp for governor and rafael warnock versus herschel walker for senate. there is a lot of talk about voters saying yes to kemp and no to walker. speaking to voters here today, some of them tell me that part of the reason is that they think walker is a liar. that's their words. not mine. the concerns go beyond walker's recent abortion scandal, to claims that he was a law enforcement officer, and fbi agent when he was not, and that he graduated from the university of georgia,

off whether you think that warning of that damage amount by the jury is actually going to change this traffic in lies. if that's the realtime, if that's what happens next it's going to be a heck of a week. it turns out the price of lies, though, is nearly a billion dollars, but this is the era of misinformation. so will it stop the lies? it didn't stop him tonight from talking about it and making fun. a big conversation ahead. the mid-terms i don't know if you've heard about it but it's a big thing coming less than a month away, and a big issue today is candidates and their health. and let's go to pennsylvania because john fetterman who's the democratic senate nominee in pennsylvania, he's recovering as you know from a near fatal stroke that happened in may. and he's now using closed caption technology to help him understand what he is hearing. and he says that his speech is getting bigger -- better, excuse me. but the thing is speaking of big talk there's a lot of people who are criticizing and have a lot of things to say about how this all may play out. some justified, some not. well-get that take

because you get a chance to see the lies that people have told. and they changeir mind when the people -- you can clearly see it, because when you hear them on tv and the commercials and stuff like that, but i think one idea of a good job against herschel walker, and i know stacey abrams did a good job against brian kemp, and i hope they win. host: from those two matchups that you talk about, from the debates between those two races, what moments stand out for you as you look back on election 2022? was there a moment from the debates you think will crystallize this election for you? caller: well, no, not really. because i've been listening to both races throughout, and herschel walker -- he was saying he was against abortion. but all he just said on the stage, that you would go with what kemp said for the exceptions -- that is a light right there. he is -- that is not what he said, because in the commercial, he said there would be no exceptions. so he will vote partyline. we do not need that right now. thank you. host: to the buckeye state. randy, did you watch t

lies ahead the weekend. >> lawrence is here. yeah, boy, we've got changes over the weekend. the last night, though, what a night it was. we had some record breaking cold temperatures around the bay area. at least one. >> that occurring and half moon bay get this along the coastline actually drop down to 37 degrees. cold spot around the bay area. 36 in santa rosa. so that's pretty chilly up toward the coastline around the rest, the bay area. and 39 in napa. 41 in livermore. 45 degrees in hayward 50 in san francisco. 41 in pacifica. how about that? the sun setting on the bay area. boy, it's been clear from sunup to sundown. i think tonight the first part of the night looks cool. a lot of part. we're going to see a couple clouds begin to move in and out. keep the temperatures up. just a tad highs running in the 70's inland, a beautiful day. a nice afternoon, almost 70 degrees in san francisco and oakland. 74 in san jose. and 74 also in concord out there right now. we've got mostly clear skies. temperatures still very pleasant. but as that sun sets, these temperatures are going

lies and disinformation. that's so powerful to change a person's outlook.ip, drip, drip of information that they get so long over so many months and years, they cannot see the truth. they accept the demonization of the officials as being against them. then they reach out and attack them. it's really sad. so glad mr. pelosi was not killed in this attack, which he could have easily been. >> thank you so much, jim calf agnaw. you will stay with us. we listen to the pd. >>> a new report on what is a brain drain of local election experience that focuses on the alarmingly high turnover of election workers in nine states across the country, five of which are battleground states. many of which are under threat. joining us now say member of the reporting team, tile kopin. also joining us is joyce vance. talk about your reporting. a key component of running for office is election security. now it's under threat as never before. we have these election workers, they are volunteers in many cases. there's a brain drain. >> yes. what my colleagues and i did is we looked a

be a strong proponent of securing the border, but we can see through her lies, her deception, and this election year -- oops, change, let me change my mind. nba, so can "the washington post" of all place, which has rewarded her many, many pinocchios along the campaign trail. let me ask all of you here. anyone buying your current senator's lies? anybody? are you supporting her policies? okay. are you better off under her leadership. >> no! >> sean: are you happy with inflation? >> no! >> happy with paying over $5 a gallon for gasoline? >> no! >> sean: november 8th, you get to decide. the power is in your hands. all right, let's give a warm nevada welcome, republican senate candidate adam laxalt secjoins us. [applause] >> sean: it's interesting to watch, you are in the lead now in this race. [cheers and applause] you have a two-point race. this would be a needed pickup if there's any hope for republicans to take back control of the senate. tell us why you're competent these polls will hold up and you'll do better. >> look, the bottom line is all your national viewers know what's going on in the country. we have high

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so, the laws that were enacted that allowed people to change the voting lies because of covid would haveerturned had to pay got them. this is now my argument, they would have likely been overturned had they gotten to the supreme court prior to the election, after the election there is nothing they can do. so, that's the issue. when i see people say the big lie, it's just so complicated. and trump over simplified it in stop the steal, i colleagues across the aisle have simplified it into the big lie. it's in the middle. >> i want to -- we've had these hearings, certainly recognize that all the republicans, trump administration folks testified that the president wasn't telling the truth. you're telling a different 0.80 clearly believe it still. so, here's the bigger question, beyond all, that to both of you. given that fundamental divide about facts goes to the heart of our democracy and the peaceful transition of power, which is relevant in this room. if you sincerely believe that idea sincerely don't, on that particular issue, you clearly have a great relationship and have gotten a lot d

changed their positions. not fetterman. fetterman just lies. >> i've always supported fracking. i always believe that independence with you are energy is critical. >> but there is that 2018 interview that you said, quote: i don't support fracking at all. so how do you square the two? >> oh, i do support frackings and i don't -- i don't -- i support fracking and i stand -- and i do support fracking. >> jesse: fetterman is the worst type of politician. the kind that lying comes easy to. >> fracking, yeah, fracking, i don't support fracking at all and i never have. >> i don't support fracking. i think it's something that has to eventually go away. >> jesse: so last night was the worst debate performance in american political history, and it wasn't even close. a snap poll showed 83% of pennsylvania voters thought dr. oz won. it was so bad cnn called it a scandal. >> i mean, i thought somebody should have invoked the mercy rule about 20 minutes into the debate. >> what we saw today is someone who is not ready to be in office. like i found it edges extremely hard to watch. >> i though

changed as a person. >> if he's proven to be long and lied about it then i will be greatly disappointed. i don't know that it will be disappointment enough to sway me to vote in the other direction. >> reporter: national g.o.p. leaders have alsohind walker whoem locked in tight battle th democratic senator raphael warnock who steered clear of the controversy when askd and said the election is about who's ready to represent georgia in the u.s. senate. >> a lot of layers to the story. thank you, nikole. overseas to ukraine where police today say they have recovered the bodies of more than 500 civilians in territory recaptured by the ukrainian army since its offensive began last month. this map shows where ukraine is retaking more territory every day from the fleeing russian forces. cbs's charlie d'agata is in southern ukraine. >> reporter: ukrainian troops in fierce gun battles against russian soldiers. the defense ministry releasing this video said to show a russian tank crew surrendering. but in retreat, they're retaliating. russian rockets pierced the heart of zaporizhzhia just before d

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now some conduct conservationists are calling for a radical change in approach to save them. emily anglin reports from li kruger, national park. this is a regular occurrence in south africa. little to protect the rhinos on his land, derek levitan says he has no choice, but to trim their homes. is uncomfortable to watch, but it's become a necessity. a dream torn makes the animal less valuable to purchase the garden, like fleming, old. i literally don't like it. this is the alternative. a calf left often doctorates mother was poached, her horn gouged from her body. this is the dumbest most unnecessary extinction in the history of human intervention and wildlife. 80 percent of the world's whiners are in south africa, and about 3 quarters of them are on private property. with the reiner attract my helicopter and immobilized using a tranquilizer dance with a blindfold, and e plus they used to would use external stimuli. but vet, say, the procedure itself is painless. if i am you and i like to greg level, there's actually a protective layer still a little bit and there's no feeling it doesn't. the animal doesn

>> i mean, what i am hoping lies ahead is more awareness and with that awareness change.eve as a family it is important to keep telling this story. it's really -- honestly i was really shocked. i thought that i really knew what had happened that night, but to hear kenny's testimony and to have him there with tamika and her sister and to hear them all talk about it was so deeply devastating and it just gave me more insight and information around what actually happened that night. to actually hear the story from these three points of view, you know told in such a concise way, it was heartbreaking. >> it's so powerful the way you described jada, because when you think about so many people have heard about the story. we have heard about it in the news. there are cases like at the you think you know, and then you realize but for conversations like the ones that need to be had with the people whom this impacts most directly, although this broad later impacts all of us. the idea of sitting like you are as a mother >> as a woman. >> has somebody who is setting sitting next year o

kudryashov, who noted that by the end of november there will be certain changes , and so far it looks like the initiative on the battlefield liesh the ukrainians. at the same time, he once again emphasizes that it is in the zaporizhzhia direction on the occupied territory that the russians are charging a large number of newly mobilized and s300 missiles, respectively, and not only, will this direction be key in the near future on our ukrainian front, in your opinion well, i would say in general that the entire south will become key on our front. that is, we see that the russians are really in this direction, they are moving to the defense according to their own information resources. er, in the entire southern direction. and the fact that they are trying to place their anti-aircraft missile complexes there, it only means that we really gradually have an advantage in aviation there, that is, in the south, our aviation is more active, er, it is engaged for just to cover our ground forces and that 's why hmm, the overturning of anti-aircraft missiles. actually, it is evidence of the activity of our air forces and attempts to someh

want to say is our salvation lies in openness, candor, lies in pluralism, lies in a willingness to think, rethink, be willing to changer minds, be willing to accept other people have views which might be different from ours, but that doesn't mean they are demons, doesn't mean they are stupid or anything for the world is a big place and there are lots of different ideas that inhabit our world. i appreciated talking to you. >> thank you for playing, you always come out to play, i appreciate it. i appreciate it. >> i wish i could extend this conversation. it was really good and appreciate you being here. on behalf of politics and prose, thank you, randall kennedy, for being with us, thank you for moderating another event with us. appreciate when you come through and do that and those of you at home, thank you for coming in on a sunday afternoon. please purchase "(n-word): the strange career of a troublesome word" from politics and prose, the link is in the text. your questions can be answered through the book and i wish you all a happy sunday and the rest of your day. >> thank you. >> be up to date on the latest in publi

>> when i'm hoping lies ahead if more awareness. and with that awareness, change.d we believe as a family that it is important to keep telling this story. really, honestly, i was shocked and i thought that i really knew what had happened that night. but to hear kenny's testimony. and to hear him there with tameka and her sister. clear them all talk about what happened. it was so deeply devastating. it just gave me more insights and more information around what actually happened that night. to actually hear the story from these three points of use. hold in such a concise way. it was heartbreaking. >> it is so powerful. the way you described, data. because when you think about so many people who have heard about this story. they have heard about it in the news. there are cases like it. you think you know, but for conversations like the one that needs to be had. with the people who had most impacts, most directly. although it broadly impacts all of us. the idea sitting, as you were, as a mother. as a woman. as someone who's sitting next to their own daughter. watching

the aids epidemic in the mid-80swhere evil didn't , would make up lies for the obituaries, fabricate thingsfor the obituary . what's changed in the last two years is really an ignited interest in this topic i believe is that parents now have found kind of common cause. they're coming out of the shadows to talk about this in a very open way and tell the story in a way only a grieving parents can and the medium and media for 30 years now i know the power of that. and that's what's really changed i would say in the last year. now you seen that kind of obituary, i put them up in my facebook account all the time because i want toencourage those parents . i think it's healthy for them not to sit in a room crying and being all alone but it's also help healthy for the country. >> to bethlehempennsylvania, bob is a medical professional . >> the question i have, how do they establish what that is and that much could kill two or three people. if that was fentanyl. so you could get a rough idea on how small a dose of fentanyl can be destructive. that is what they are putting in the heroine. and it is like 50 to 100 times more addictin