marty: thank you, chairwoman maloney. chairwoman maloney, ranking member comer, my name is marty daniel, founder and ceo of daniel defense. i'm grateful for the opportunity to work with you and to join with americans across the country in attempting to find an effective solution to combat the unacceptable increase in violent crime in our country, including the evil acts in uvalde, buffalo, and highland park that prompted this hearing. i'm sharing my views today to help ensure the voices of all law-abiding citizens and gun owners are understood by this committee. i am concerned, however, that the stated, implied purpose of this hearing is to vilify, blame, and try to ban over 24 million sporting rifles already in circulation that are lawfully possessed and commonly used by millions of americans to protect their homes and loved ones, to safely sport shoot with family and friends, and to put food on the table as licensed hunters. this proceeding is focused on a type of firearm that was involved in fewer than 4% of homicides

maloney. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include ex treanious tyler -- extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. maloney: i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of s. 565, -- 3655 a bill to amend the civil rights cold case records collection act of 2018. to extend the termination date of the civil rights cold case records review board. i would like to begin by celebrating that this bill is bipartisan. it is co-led by senators john oft off and -- ostoff and ted cruz. civil rights cold case records collection act of 2018 requires public disclosure of cold case files from the civil rights era that are still in possession of federal agencies. the 2018 law also created a review board tasked to review any agency decisions to delay public d

he's not the only controversial figure on george maloney's team. however, there's been a reaction to that from the despite it being pretty much widely covered in the media. r t contributor rachel marston, wondering if they how fascism can slip under the radar in the west when the stablish that agenda yes, will be out of the right way brothers of italy, party as just the sworn in as a country junior infrastructure minister. the nami made headlines when he was caught wearing a nazi swastika arm bands in a photo published by the press in 2016. 17 politicians are pretty upset about this new point. it is they how fascism can slip under the radar in the west when the stablish agenda dazzle being out of the right way brothers of italy, party has just been sworn in as the countries junior infrastructure minister. the nami made headlines when he was caught wearing a nazi swastika arm bands in a photo published by the press in 2016. 17 politicians are pretty upset about this new appointment. he is the new deputy minister of infrastructure. his name is galle

and sean patrick maloney let me tell you, he ended up in a district that jones was representing and maloney in that district, forced jones out and he went down the road to run in a different district. and he lost. i said it before and i'll say it again, maloney should have led by example and stayed out of that race. >> and is it possible that on both sides maybe depending too much on computer models and the micro targeting of voters as opposed to injecting this it some knowledge of really what is happening on the ground? >> i think both things can be true, right, but i think for an example in the sean patrick maloney race we're talking about, jones knew that district. that was in that district. maloney got drawn into it. jones in his current district represents some of those people. so something to be said for running for your district, knowing the voters in your district and speaking directly to them. >> and the other factor with some of these members who are in leadership is that sometimes they appear to be detached. and their voters end up resenting that they seem too invested in the ins

and he's not the only controversial figure on george maloney's team . however, there's been no reaction to that from the u. r. t contributor ritual marson wonders . why is they, how fascism can slip under the radar in the west when the stablish, like agenda diaz will be on the right way brothers of italy, party as just be sworn in as the countries junior infrastructure minister economic made headline when he was caught wearing a nazi swastika arm bands in a photo published by the press in 2016. 17 politicians are pretty upset about this new appointment. he's the new deputy minister of infrastructure. his name is kelly, also been yomi, and he is a representative of the brothers of italy. a massacre and a fence and in decency towards the constitution, the memory and the history and the victims of that swastika shame, georgia maloney, deputy minister julia's having nami, and the photo nazi uniform. then they complained that students disappeared and have them beaten up. this photo is as sickening as it is disgusting, that this figure is now deputy minister

. benefactors compared to western establishment attitude towards maloney. now that they figure sheet on org with them on fi issues, to how they treat hungarian prime minister, big or, or bon though or bon. he's getting browbeat accused of the anti democratic either a p and officials. an inner re official report may. ringback it has less to do with his ideology and more to do with his unwillingness to abandon the defense of his own country. and its citizens interests in blind deference to the western establishment agenda by the you are last 1000 try long claims of beijing is not sufficiently engaging in nuclear armfuls with washington by itself. the bathing vows of something is atomic arsenault. china's position so far has been thank you. we're not interested in engaging in these arms control, talks at all a call when you have a different topic to discuss is that eventually a reasonable summation of their position at this point i, it has been and that's, it's sort of, i a surprising they have the same obligations, we're pressing them to engage us bilaterally

it der shows maloney as are free from quantity. so as the e you worth the outrage now from the you commission president earth of underlying who threatened just before maloney's election. keep an eye on italy's new government. we all, don't, you know, do it on once, wanted to name a park after italian fascist dictator beneath him was brother, armando is now a labor ministry under secretary maloney herself. once praise mussolini hasn't done crazy things as a kid or in political appointments are seen far more concerned about whether maloney aligns with the west, stablish jenda, which she does on ukraine. in particular, where her pulse rotates. court. president maloney underlined the essential role played by the atlantic alliance in guaranteeing the security and protecting the common values that characterize our western identity. she reaffirmed italy's full support for ukraine against the russian aggression in the importance with a global approach of strengthening nato's commitment. encountering the different kinds of threats the weste

but the fact is kathy hochul and sean maloney support cashless bill and sean maloney called it his topdisaster since they took effect. crime is up 36% and 40% leased on monetary bail have been rearrested for those charges pending. so, we need to get crime under control. people don't feel safe in new york because they are not safe. and the reality is the democrats have failed to do anything about it. they own this mess. that is why they are going to lose on tuesday. >> todd: . >> todd: here's your opponent sean patrick maloney onto midterms, listen. >> i think this races razor close. i think anybody who cares about the extremism in this maga movement the racism, anti-semitism, the violence needs to vote. neither you or i know what will happen on tuesday so let's wait and see and secondly, i'm telling you we are not perfect but we are responsible adults. >> todd: boy, that is a democratic playbook. not confident in their chances of winning so ghastly. is that extreme independence and democrats that you are speaking with on the campaign trail? are they talking to you about extremism charg

sean patrick maloney was beat at 49 part 4% for the congressman.he congressman also the head of the democratic congressional campaign committee this cycle, it was his job to run the races and consider the strategy for democrats in this midterm election cycle. he ended up losing his own election, a victory republicans were celebrating yesterday and it was sean patrick maloney who discussed tuesday night's results at a press conference yesterday from the trip was a in washington, d.c.. [video clip] >> a short while ago i spoke to my opponent, michael lawler, and congratulated him on a good win. and i pledged my support to him in transitioning this congressional seat so people we serve in the hudson valley don't have any interruptions in the service they deserve. i also took a call from the president and expressed our appreciation for his leadership on the issues that matter to the american people, and i said to him what i hope every american will see that last night, house democrats stood our ground. we believe november 8, 2020 two will be a signatur

chair maloney: he is very interested where we and out.ike i said, it is better than anybody thought, and that is good for him, and i mean it when i tell you the president deserves real credit for tackling the crises that he found when he came into office. he had markup everything down he wanted to do. he is not perfect. is a good decent man doing important things for the american people. i think last night should encourage him that despite the opposition, despite the anger, hatred and lies he faced, and flap abolish obstruction he encountered. he is making progress. we will get through this together. because of his leadership, and leadership of speaker pelosi and house democrats and candidates and supporters. we will go back to work, to finish the work in the cycle and carried forward with the values that propelled us. [indiscernible] chair maloney: will have more to say about that as we know more. today, what i will tell you is tim, my executive director built the best team in american politics. they believed in each other and our candid

aoc firing back by telling maloney to "take some ownership" democrats lost seats in florida and theyt's time to give up on the sunshine state. >> we won't lose that bad in mississippi, there's not as many electoral votes, but i think that it might be better off looking harder in mississippi than florida. i don't know that. just going on a riff off the top of my head, but it has been very frustrating. >> judge jeanine: okay, all right, dana, i will start with you, sean patrick maloney and i have been interested in that race from the get-go when he was in paris raising money on that balcony, do you remember that, harold? i was really upset about that. >> harold: you are a question mark >> judge jeanine: we did on "the five," you did not read the package that day. you probably weren't on, but he seems to be blaming aoc, and should she have done more? >> dana: two ways of answering this, so sean patrick maloney, he got redistricted and basically out stated a democrat and come in and loss to a republican head of the democratic committee and that's really saying something. so he lost and i

you heard from sean maloney.tell us about that and your win. >> thanks, dana and bill for having me. yes, the congressman just called me a few minutes ago and was very gracious in conceding to me. look, this was a hard-fought campaign. over $20 million spent in attack ads on both sides. ultimately this election was never about me. it was about the voters of my district and the future of their families. and right now we're dealing with record inflation, surging crime, skyrocketing energy prices, and people wanted change. they wanted a restoration of balance and common sense and i believe throughout this campaign we stayed laser focused on those issues. and my plans to tackle them. i feel gratified by the results but i am really looking forward to the opportunity to serve come january 3rdrd. >> bill: congratulations on your trip to washington, which will be forthcoming. however, back on the voters and back on the issues. in that district this was redrawn by the courts and patrick maloney was running in a district w

maloney: dr. kumnari, you are now recognized. >> your microphone. >> chairwoman maloney, thank you for the opportunity to appear before the committee today. i grew up in texas where my family moved when i was 10. i know what it is like to be undocumented, a person of color, gay, and governed by white supremacist laws. i set out to become a doctor because i believe everyone deserves quality health care. i have witnessed the steady erosion of our rights and freedoms at the hands of antiabortion rights politicians. less than -- the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, allowing states like texas to completely outlaw abortion. america's effectively two countries. one where people control their bali -- bodies and the other where the politicians decide for them. unlike the people who passed abortion bans or uphold them in court, i have to face those who are harmed. i'll have to look at my patients in their high -- i and tell them i am not legally allowed to take care of them. these are people with real

georgia maloney's government is refusing to allow hundreds of people to disembark at the sicilian port of cataneo, the, the norwegian flag charity vessel g o. barons arrived on saturday after rescuing 621 migrant on refugees, women and children and 6 people were allowed off. but the government says the men on board are not vulnerable and must leave italian waters. dozens of people are stuck on another boat. the german flags, humanity, one humanitarian organizations are suing the italian government, saying everyone on the rescue ships are vulnerable and are entitled to protection under international law. we will never leave the port as long as there's one person on board our vessel, which has the right for international protection, which has the right to reach safe land. well, italy's interior minister says the rescue vessels are sailing under the flags of certain countries. and these countries must shoulder some of the responsibility for your senior language approach. and we want to point out our approach. we respect people, respect, human needs to respect these people's emergencies. b

officials in brussels. maloney met with european parliament president robert i'm at so lot along with european commission president was enough on the line. maloney, a far right politician, has been a frequent critic of you in the past. former prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his right wing allies have one of clear parliamentary majority in israel's election. israel's electoral commission says his block 164 seats and sundays vote compared to just 51. with the opposition blog headed by prime minister jerry le pete. mister la pete has conceded defeat and instructed his staff to prepare that transition of power a sofa, a russian appointed official in ukraine's legally annex her san region says, russian force is posted along the west. bank of the ne pro river are now likely to leave their positions. this as ukrainian forces continue their advance in the area . meanwhile, tens of thousands of people of now left the russian controlled city. of course, on many shops and businesses have shut and people have been seen arriving in neighboring crimea by bus. the u. n says rushes invasion of

mike lawler beat dccc sean patrick maloney, the chairman, becoming the first to oust a sitting house campaign committee chair since 1992. on long island, george san toast defeating democrat robert zimmerman by nearly 10 points in a long island district joe biden won by double digits. and in the next district over, retired new york city police department detective anthony d'espisito winning a house seat held by democrats for roughly two decades. here now on their very exciting week those three new york congressman elect. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: all right. so, mike, you know, we have been talking about where's the red wave. there walls a red wave on long island. >> absolutely. and across new york state. you know, we are going to send # 1 members from the new york to congress and that will ultimately deliver the house majority for republicans. and, you know, being in the hudson valley, rockland county, west chester, putnam, duchess we defeated the chair of the dccc first time in 42 years. and, you know, today hillary clinton, bill clinton

but while maloney was in brussels, 3 migrant rescue ships remained bod from docking in italy. there waiting to go as sure. 234 people on board, the ocean viking plucked from the sea by the organization as so s mediterranean, they aboard the german flagged rescue ship humanity one. there are also nearly 200 people saved from the sea. right? neither are more than a 1000 migrants on 3 private rescue ships waiting for a safe harbor off the coast of sicily. so far without success. when the eye and hawk is midlevel, our impression is that those rescued on board are really being used as the political porn, as a means of pressuring other european governments to act. so i'm quite urging does a solution be found for the rescued 1st of elfman, anderson for the gazette didn't go from viet italy's new far i prime minister, georgia maloney has just made her inaugural visit to brussels in the future. she will negotiate her migration policy here in the past. her country is called for more european solidarity of you know, what a lot of you meant that we talked, of course, about migration flows

we can defeat sean maloney and tackle inflation once and for all.o reduce wasteful government spending, we need to increase domestic production of energy, we need to lift the cap on s.a.l.t., we need to make new york more affordable and the country more affordable for hard working, middle class taxpayers and families across this country. that's's what my priorities are, what my focus is, and that's why we're going to defeat sean maloney on election day. jon: but that rarely happens. this is the chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee. it's been decades since a sitting member of congress who held that title was booted. you really think you can pull this off? >> absolutely. you know, it's been 42 years, but you got to remember this was a redistricting year. 75% of this district is new for sean maloney. he only represents a quarter of the population, which is about 196,000 residents. i represent 145,000 residents in the state assembly, and 50% of households in this cricket have a cop, a firefighter, a veteran or a first responder li

maloney: i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are -- for what purpose does the gentlelady seek recognition? mrs. maloney: i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until approximately 6:30 p.m. today. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year. bells are ringing. it's the most wonderful time of the year. it's the happiest season of all. it's the happp, happiest season of all. it's the most wonderful time of the year. it's the most wonderful time. it's the most wonderful time. it's the most wonderful time of the year. of the year. ♪♪ chop chape. [cheers an

watts interesting is that maloney's district is upscale.there's one group republicans have had trouble winning recently, since the inversion of 2016, it's upper income white collar voters, but in that district they went republican. so republicans should study what happened there, and not just there, all over new york. democrats lost several seats across the hudson valley and long island in blue areas. democrats, this is their base, upscale suburban voters, democrats are more vulnerable than they believe they are. again, republicans should study how exactly that happened. one race that will be studied for quite a long time, and enjoyed for at least six years, is what happened in ohio last night. republicans in ohio stunned the democratic party. now, they'll tell you, oh, it was a republican state. but even by the standards of a so-called republican state, republicans dominated in ohio last night. no democrat came within 10 points of any republican in races for executive positions or supreme court races. now, in the now famous race for senate

easy winner. 70% in boroughs of new york, this is maloney. we're taking in real-time. lawrence lawler. the republican, he has a lead. malomaloney trails lawler, republicans were big on lawler. that district is above new york in hudson river valley across from west point on the hudson river. thing that is tricky about this deal, in new york. democrat drew the map, they gave it to a judge, sat said -- said do you it, what was outcome? they forced a lot of dim -- leading democrats in new york now. to go against each other in the campaign. maloney is one of them, his home in cold spring, new york, in hudson river, he was forced to go seek another district. he chose 17 district, problem for him is that 3/4 of the people who live in the 17 district have never had to vote on maloney as a candidate before. that was the challenge he it. selling himself to 75% new voters in the district. we have been talking about this for a year. that is the reality for someone like maloney, keep an eye on that, that will be one of those races where republicans will look say we took down the ki

congressman maloney conceded to waller. the associated press called the race shortly after noon eastern time. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for coming. a short while ago, i spoke to my opponent and congratulated him on a good win. i pledge my support to him and transitioning this congressional seat so that people we serve in the hudson valley do not have any interruptions in the service that they deserve. i also took a call from the president and expressed our appreciation for his leadership on the issues that matter to the american people. i said to him what i hope every american will see. last night, house democrats stood our ground. we believe november 8, 2022 will be a signature day in american political history. we hope the high watermark of some of the anger in the division that we have dealt with this entire cycle, from january 6 on through. we hope for something better for our country because that is what all americans deserve. we are still working. any fair person and responsible observer should understand t

so maloney had to introduce himself to a lot of the constituency here.ssion speech. >> i don't like to lose, but my opponent won this race and he won it fair and square. and that means something. and so i'm going to step aside. i'm going to do this the right way and the right thing to do is to say the other guy won, to wish him well and to pledge my support and that's what i'm doing. >> reporter: so big picture, democrats have been a better than expected night last night but here in new york it's a slightly different story and it appear that is the tightening of the gubernatorial race, even though hochul is projected to be the winner there, did lead to some of these possible new york house pickups for the republican side. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, more than 100 election deniers who won, they were on the ballot and they won. that includes jd vance in ohio. what happens when they take office? we'll talk about that next. we've got questions about medicare plans. well, we've got a lot of answers! how can i help? well for starters, do you have a me

maloney is the chair of the powerful democratic congressional campaign committee. according to the cook political report, maloney is the first sitting house campaign committee chair to lose a race in 30 years. meanwhile, in the new york governor's race, democrat kathy hochul defeated republican-backed lee zeldin but by just over five percentage points. two years ago, joe biden beat donald trump in new york by 22 percentage points. on wednesday, new york congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez called for the resignation of jay jacobs, the chair of the new york state democratic committee. to look more at happened in new york and what it could mean for the country, we are joined by two guests. sochie nnaemeka and zohran mamdani. zohran mamdani, i went to begin with you. if you can help to explain what took place in new york. it wasn't just random that democrats lost four major house seats, which could determine the balance of the house of representatives. if you can talk about why alexandria ocasio-cortez, yourself as well, have demanded the resignation of the head of

sean maloney said cashless bail was top priority for years ago when he ran for attorney general. 40% of those released on non- monetary bail have been rearrested, it's not working and voters want change and the democrats failed to do anything to make voters and residents safe and they don't feel safe because they aren't. lee zeldin, myself and others are going to end one-party rule in new york and across the country and restore balance and common sense and voters have the opportunity to do that by getting out and voting here in new york, polls are open until 9:00 p.m. and we hope people exercise their right tonight. neil: we reached out to the income but have yet to hear back but one of the arguments he's made about you and republicans in general is your answer for everything is tax cuts and disproportionately benefit the wealthy. what you say? >> to me we have to cut government spending, the biden administration maloney increased spending by 4 trillion in 21 months. of course we want to bring down taxes, i want to lift the cap on salt that negative impacts folks in the hudson valley

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it's late payment, said george maloney has made her 1st foreign trip. she met top you officials in brussels, maloney met with european parliament president, roberta myths met sola, along with the european commission president ursula on de line bologna. a far right politician, has been a frequent critic of the e. u. in the past. the husband of us house speaker, nancy pelosi. paul pelosi has that been released from hospital where he underwent surgery for injuries from made an assault last week. a canadian man has been charged with breaking into the couples home in san francisco. and attacking pul pelosi with a hammer. he remains under doctor's care. how has been more than half a century since the beatles last recorded a session? the band has now been putting out new animated music videos from its pioneering revolver album from 1966. the latest offering is made up of more than $1300.00 oil paintings. it's for the track. i'm only sleeping. oh, the paint seems to flow across the screen as ringo. paul and george get ready to wake up dreaming. john lennox and

the italy's newly elected prime minister georgia maloney has met e u officials in brussels. she said one aim of her visit trip of her foreign trip was that to soften perceptions of her right wing cabinet. one issue that concerns other you leaders is the new government stance on migrants rescue ships carrying 1000 refugees. still wait a long italy's coast bod, from ducking. ah, they're waiting to go is sure. 234 people on board. the ocean. viking plucked from the sea by the organization as so s mediterranean may lever aboard the german flagged rescue. ship humanity won thoroughly. so nearly 200 people saved from the sea. right. neither or more than a 1000 migrants on 3 private rescue ships waiting for a safe harbor off the coast of sicily. so far without success. when the eye norquist midlevel, our impression is that those rescued on board are really being used as a political porn. as a means of pressuring other european governments to act. so we're urging that a solution be found for the rescued 1st is that all of elfman and there's on fatigue that didn't go from viet italy'

to what extent did that fuel the rise of both the league and maloney's party? >> definitely.s i said, the issue has been criticized. if we look at long-term interests of europe, we need more migrants. this is something we are completely overlooking so it is just a distraction on the issue but the real problem is that in europe, we do not have enough workers to take care of our aging population so we actually need more migrants but it's not just in italy. also in other european countries, we have the rise of right-wing populist parties and for them, migration is an issue where you can focus on the attention so you don't look at what the problems are. >> over to you. italy's government adopted a measure recently formalizing the closure of its ports to rescue ships run by humanitarian groups such as yours. do you expect a wider crackdown on ngos and if so, how is that going to impact your work? >> hopefully, this will not happen because it will be a step back towards the year 2018 where exactly the same happened and as we all know, there were a lot of trials and cases on court b

but, now sean patrick maloney is one of the many democrats whose race is considered a toss-up.week the democratic party's campaign had to dump some hundred thousand dollars into that race, just to try to keep its writ leader in congress. with just five days to go until election day, there's been a lot of, focus rightly, so on senate and governors races across the country. the democrats are facing a very difficult election for the house of representatives. and if republicans could prevail, the biden administration can spend the next two years by mired in congressional investigations, and debt ceiling standoffs, but the parties radical -- as taking the reins. it's not just about losing power. when you talk about losses, we're also talking about losing people who did a very hardworking congress, whether it's cleaning up the capital, or fighting for democracy, or taking on big corporations, or coordinating campaigns across the country. that is what is at stake. joining us now is patrick gaspard, former dnc, chair and senator of progress. thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having

prime minister george maloney as hell. what she described as frank and positive talks with you officials and brussels of host international trip since taking office was meant to reassure you leaders about the direction of her government, particularly when it comes to immigration. but while maloney was in brussels, 3 migrant rescue ships remained barred from docking in italy. there waiting to go ashore. 234 people on board, the ocean by king plucked from the sea by the organization as so s mediterranean may live aboard the german flagged rescue ship. humanity won. thorough. so nearly 200 people saved from the sea. right, neither or more than a 1000 migrants on 3 private rescue ships waiting for a safe harbor off the coast of sicily. so far without success. when the eye norco midlevel, our impression is that those rescued on board are really being used as a political porn. as a means of pressuring other european governments to act. so we're urging does a solution be found for the rescued? first is that all of elfman? anderso

it should be pointed out that alexandria ocasio-cortez backed maloney's primary challenger.ifications seem large. maybe democratic leadership is learning that this is not the direction that that party should be going in. >> i think when you put pressure on them as lee zeldin and the republican candidates did, you begin to see the cracks in this united front. there is clear distinctions among democrats between more centrist group. there are no -- there's no center right. there's center left and there's far left. but there's a lot of tension. alexandria ocasio-cortez on the far left. she has the most radical policies. and had the party espoused her policies, i believe lee zeldin would have won the governorship. >> charles: and this battle continueses. aoc and the squad have been throwing their weight around and successfully. feels like particularly with the white house. they have been following this mandate from a minority in the party and i think it's gotten the entire party in trouble. >> that's right, charles. i'd say that because they have a shrunken house membership now.

my feeling is that in fact, is what maloney labels as an aggressive reaction on the side of france in particular. my crown is in fact a reaction to a major mismanagement on the italian side. major, phlegmatic, mismanagement. i wasn't sitting at the meeting that private meeting the fact behind closed doors at a maloney had with my crown and charming shake. but apparently what has happened is the detailing government has come out with a version which was not agreed with france in which has put my crown frances government, that difficult position with respect to its internal, internal acquisition. and i'm talking about a marine lipman in particular, marine dependent and just come out with a, with, with an expression in french that a micron is now a line for allowing message must see a lactic embezzled. an eagle is in a migrant bent her, but the point is that in the agreement apparently was quite different in its italy presented in public a different agreement as opposed to what had been actually beach. and i would like to remind a soul. busy that there was a political position taken at t

before we finish counting the 2022 vote, my guest, rick scott, the chair of the gop's arm, and shawn maloney the chair of the democratic -- >>> are you ready to "meet the press"? >> 75 years, from deck at a timers to civil rights leaders, we mark 75 years as the gination where newsmakers come to make news. >>> joining me are kristin welker, former democratic senator from missouri, claire mccass killing. pat mcrory, and emily walker. >> announcer: from nbc news headquarters in new york, the longest-running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press." with chuck todd. >>> on our 75th in new york city, with just two days until election days, more than 40 million people have already cast ballots in the first national election since the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. we expect a record midterm turnout. 120 to 125 million when all votes are counted. republicans need -- the smallest number of seats that the out-of-power party since 1932. 35 senate seats are at stake this cycle. republicans, of course, need one democratic seat to flip control of that chamber. t

union officials in brussels. maloney met with european parliament president roberto with sola, along with european commission president was enough on the line. maloney, a far right politician, has been a frequent critic of the you in the past. former prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his right wing allies have won a clear parliamentary victory in israel's election. israel's electoral commission says his block 164 seats and sundays vote compared to just 51 for the opposition block, headed by prime minister. yeah, repeat. mr. pete has conceded defeat and instructor to staff to prepare it. the transition of power moving and football germany, striker t. mo vanna has been ruled out for the upcoming world cup by injury in a blow to coach on the flakes preparations. bene suffered an ankle injury as his club signed. our b like sick confirmed their passage to the champions league knockout stage. on wednesday bana has been an excellent form so far. the seasons scoring 9 goals and all competitions. in the greek capital, athens history is everywhere, and that comes with some challenges. buil

maloney was one of them. his home in cold spring, new york. on the hudson river. he was forced to seek another district. he shows the 17th district. the problem for him is that 3/4 of the people there never voted on maloney as a candidate before. that was his challenge. selling himself. to 75% new voters. we talked about this for a year. that's the reality for someone like maloney. he is trailing. keep an eye on that. that will be one of those races where republicans -- will pop down to virginia -- republicans will say we took down the king. that's a major target for them tonight throughout the races. virginia. when we started here, 4 hours ago. [laughing]. what republicans said if they win in 2, they will have the majority in the house. if they win in 7, there will be a wave am if they win in 10, you will ask yourself how many feet high is that wave? let's see whery woo are past 10 o'clock in the evening. virginia 2. jen still leads seeking a third term right now. spanberger another democrat has a slight lead on vega. that's tight. spanberger had a district in ri

i promise you, aoc was not asking maloney. and support more.hat's the last thing he was asking for on november 7. >> thanks, chris. >> chris wallace, can't wait to watch that interview with alexandria ocasio-cortez, the progressive democratic congresswoman on sunday night. thanks for joining us this morning. >>> all right. and underwater secret now revealed after 36 years. we'll tell you how a search team found a pace of the space shuttle "challenger." >>> and one-on-one with whoopi goldberg, she's on the story of emmiett till. >> you are not human to somebody else, they can come and take your kids and kill them, and not think twice about it. this is fi nancial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there. as you plan, protect and retire. ♪ hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. intelligent technology. coura

maloney was defeated after seeking sixth term by mike lawler. >> that is a problem.u have open seats and they lose by double digits. so the candidates have to outperform the governor 514 points, 15 points and that is a lot to ask as a first timer. and it was our inability to speak to voters in suburban new york city. >> todd: it is not just kathy hochul but targeting aoc. and inserting "the last time i ran with aoc, we were endorsing the candidate 2-1 and i did not see her at one of the midterms helping with the house majority. so i'm not sure what kind of advice she has, but i'm sure she will be generous with it" aoc pared back in a tweet, "let's be crystal clear, as far as donations, it was the first thing that i did this term over a quarter million dollars for dems, dcc facilitated thumbnail and not aware of my visits with the efforts that we put him in." mayor adams attempting to distance himself and at the same time defended his policies saying, he's not to blame but the professors are. >> i'm just waiting for ross sterling to come out. that simply is the twilig

and my fellow ministers, the little doctor, will up as he did his will to your doctor maloney. can you believe the situation is bad and still evolving? more rescue as an emergency teams have now been able to reach the island as conditions and prove some with snippet dogs to help in the search. but anyone still trapped all missing, but they face a daunting task over the coming days. the clean up efforts alone here is huge, and with many roads still impassable, reaching all of those cut off by the mud and rising waters will take some time yet . ah, saudi arabia kicked off their world cup campaign by shocking argentina, the reigning champions of latin america. but the wave of joy after their greatest ever victory came to an abrupt end with a defeat to poland, which was led by robert of and asking saudi arabia's green. falcons had a golden opportunity to strike 1st early in the match. however, the 12 punch was denied by poland keeper shows me the saudi defense had been preventing poland from getting deep into their territory. but perseverance paid off with zalinski managed to score

sean patrick maloney.cheers] sean patrick maloney, which will be the first time in over 40 years the dccc chair lost his reelection. [cheers] on long island, anthony d esposito won a seat that joe biden carried by 17 point. we are on the verge of a historic -- verge of historic gains in new york. in florida, we gained four seats. we are poised to sweep the entire state of iowa. i will tell you from the southern border, monica de la cruz to virginia beach of jim ciggins, to detroit with john james and houston with wesley hunt, we are expanding this party. [cheers] let me tell you, you are out late. when you wake up tomorrow we will be in the majority and nancy pelosi will be in the minority. [cheers] the american people are ready for the majority that will offer a new direction. that will put america back on track. republicans are ready to deliver it. it is a new direction towards an economy that is strong. where you can fill up your tank, feed your family, where your paychecks grow. a new direction towards

maloney. ms. maloney is recognized for an opening statement. welcome. >> all of our witnesses and to you, mr. chairman, -- [inaudible] -- and ranking member for holding this important hearing and for your many years of leadership advocating for the health and safety of everyone who proudly and bravely wears our nation's uniform. the junior reserve officer training corps program, or jrotc, provides high school students with an important opportunity to strengthen their leadership and interpersonal skills, improve their physical fitness and pursue their education all while immersing themselves in military culture. and every year thousands of yg cadets graduate from jrotc. many of them going to pursue a career of military service. this program is crucial for the future of our military, so i was deeply disturbed by the report in the "new york times" this summer, finding that dozens of jrotc instructors have sexually assaulted their students. abuse of them and harassed them. that is why chairman lynch and i wrote to the department of defense and the