mccormick said it was the worst conspiracy in us history. and to believe the pearl harbor conspiracy theory one had to think that roosevelt and other national leaders had been involved in this from you know, massive convoluted plot to draw american tour knowingly killed thousands of americans in the process and then hit or faked evidence to conceal their crime. but that's how mccormick and his cousins saw the history of world war two in their view, japan and germany never posed a real threat to the united states the american people fought largely for three and a half years. at least in part to gratify franklin roosevelt's ego. so let me conclude by. just asking why is the story of the isolationist mainstream press of the 30s and 40s largely forgotten. and i would argue that historians of conservatism have often listened to the respectable voices of the elite media or intellectuals. instead of the voices of the enraged populace despite the greater reach of the latter. and the more highbrow quality newspapers may have influenced opinion leader

we will talk about that with mark mccormick.omberg spoke with stephen england are, global head of g10 fx research who outlined the vergence as you are seeing in terms of the supply chain disruptions take a listen. stephen: like a greek tragedy there is not much they can do. the economy is weak. when we talk about supply chain disruption, they are not able to keep their homes. that is really weighing on sentiment. the ecb does not have the tools to address that. u.k. inflation numbers let people in the market say, why zero different and what can the ecb do about it? when you see the trading, the market is punishing currencies that belong to central banks that have an inflation problem and are ambivalent of a how to approach it. kriti: kriti: joining us now is mark mccormick from td securities. thank you for joining us. it's a foregone conclusion that as we see natural gas prices and power get higher it will have a reverse effect on the euro. how much of the current weakness is more of a function of the ecb's ambivalence as oppose

jon: thanks very much, liz mccormick, breaking down the realities of the bond market.are watching the s&p 500 after the challenging start to the day. slowly moving the positive territory. flat on the day. we will talk more about the markets, coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: time now for what it's worth. today, it is not just the fed, european central bank, inc. of canada fighting inflation, it is a task for all global central banks, including the bank of korea which recently did a 25 basis point increase last week. the bank of korea governor spoke to bloomberg in jackson hole about the goals of the policy. >> we are not exactly targeting exchange itself for the interest rate cap that in itself is not our prime policy objective. the higher interest in the united states will have on depreciation and that depreciation will increase our inflation rate. i think a large difference is one of the ideas but we have to allow the exchange rate to move and focus on our own inflation rate. >> you earlier said the bank of korea would reach 3% by the end of the year and said that

right in front of speaker mccormick instead of carl hayden with the flag behind him despicable mccormick gray and craggy and white haired. senator hayden here ever since arizona end of the union charming lovely 85 rally humorous but i wonder how many people in chamber were struck with the thought that there is a dramatic. something there that says take care. my favorite line was actually about the first i will be brief for our time is necessarily short and our agenda is already long and then there was a line about it can be done by this summer. i want it done in order to so the house and the senate will look better to the nation as much as i wanted to be done or for linden's good and the democratic party is good. by all odds most important thing to me in the speech was where he said then that this administration here and now declares unconditional war on poverty in america. i asked this congress at all americans to join with me in that effort, but they're pretty heavy accent on education on retraining on health. i like that line about a thousand dollars invested in salvaging and unemploy

mark mccormick and elaine becker. mr.mick joins us, the global head of fx strategy at td securities. what is the dollar going to do in the next year? mark: we will talk about the peak dollar story. that's not where we are at in the next couple of months, but if we look where we are and extrapolate past this year it looks like we will be at the conditions of the peak dollar, the fed cutting rate. the euro zone is looking into a recession, but all of those factors could turn by next year, so that is the big forecast in the story, the turning of the dollar in the next year. tom: on a risk-adjusted basis, including geopolitical risk adjusted, which is the currency flat on its back with the greatest weak dollar opportunity? mark: it is billion. from an evaluation -- it is still yet. from an evaluation perspective talking about the yield curve, 50% of the yield curve is inverted. if we think about the slowing conditions in the u.s. and how much of the yen has moved from fair value, fair value somewhere 110 to 115. if we think a

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in pennsylvania, dave mccormick, dave mccormick would be, like, walking through the office building going, i wonder what office i should pick out right now? a republican that was running against dr. oz. mccormick would seriously already be picking out his office. democrats would have given up on pennsylvania. they've got dr. oz. so now, republicans literally said yesterday, they basically sent out the word, we're giving up on pennsylvania. >> that's right. >> putting it all on ohio. oz, i guess, crudite thing. >> he choked on the crudite. >> never speak french in an american election. john kerry could have told you. >> remember the monte python scene? is that a sport? crudite, is that a sport? all of this has an impact. then you add the hate speech on top of that. you add the rhetoric, where republicans, senior republicans are saying they're going to have a strike force that goes in with ar-15s loaded, ready to shoot small business people in iowa. g.d. it, is all i'll say. this has an impact. if you are a republican, you should be as outraged as me. even if you are a cold-hearted politica

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you can say what you want about the political views of lam and mccormick, but both boasted records of real accomplishment. fetterman is the state's lieutenant governor which means the state's senate. oz has never held any elective office. he won his gop primary with president trump's blessing despite more republicans holding a negative view of him on primary election day. it's all so sad. we're a state that has sent the likes of republicans hue scott, john hines and articlen specter to washington. scott was a republican minority leader, champion of civil rights urged nixon to resign after watergate. hines bucked his party to support making martin luther king jr. day a holiday. specter was a noted former prosecutor, rose to the senate judiciary committee. he was one of the senate's ten best senators, according to time. we also sent democrat harris waford to the senate. he was a friend of jfk, rfk and marched from selma to montgomery with mlk. at that rate we're not about to fill any of those shoes. and the stakes couldn't be higher. we're arguably at our most critical cross roads since

the first step is by appointing a special envoy. >> representative sheila cherfilus-mccormick, i thankood to be with us. >> thank you for having me. >>> turning to mexico, which is reeling from a deadly wave of violence, including in cities just across the border from the u.s., joining us now is anchor of telemundo's morning show. it's a pleasure to see you. we're seeing the violence increase throughout much of mexico and also see a journalist, another journalist killed in that country. >> thank you for having me, jose. juan lopez is the 14th journalist killed this year and 2022 is the deadliest year for workers in mexico. his body was found yesterday a week after he was reported missing. officials say he was killed by a blow to the head. this is very cruel. violence against journalists is happening. a bunch of criminal organizations lashed out against mexican authorities, dozens of shops. you saw, of course, those scenes, buses, cars were set on fire and the mexican government confirmed 260 deaths in just four days. we're talk about this period of time between august 9th and 12th. the

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takano: as the member designated by representatives mccormick, doggett, vargas and lieu, these members will vote yes on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. wagner, mr. wenstrup, mr. comer and mr. graves, i inform the house that all members will vote no on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. tlaib, i inform the house that ms. tlaib will vote yes on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. mrs. rodgers, i inform the house that mrs. rodgers will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lawson, ms. wilson and mr. crist, these members will vote yes on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as th

he edged out david mccormick. what men met cost -- dr. mehmet oz suffered from this that he had negative ads against them and this hurt his image. if you have watched his opera, -- if you watched oprah, you know who he is. his approval ratings were in the 30's. this is not the recipe to win a state there has been a lot of frustration among up -- republicans i have talked to. i have heard that he did not use the summer months after he won the primary to rehab his issues -- image. he went to ireland and went to other properties. even though the democratic nominee, john fetterman, was off the campaign trail because he suffered a more serious stroke that was allegedly -- dan was initially let on. he had a social media campaign that hit oz. we have consistent polling with john fetterman winning outside of the margins. the national republican senatorial committee cuts a lot of at money there but senate leadership funds, which is a super pac has come there with well over $12 million. the ads coming up will hit him. you have to be relatable as a

he is taking on david mccormick who was a hedge fund executive. what oz suffered from, he had millions of dollars in ads against him. this is someone who is well known. if you watch over it, you see different things. this is an image and has approval ratings were under water. this is not a recipe to went a state. there is a little bit of frustration from republicans i have talked to. i have heard that he really didn't use the summer months and after he won the primary in may to sort of rehash his and much iowa and he was spending the time in his other properties in different things. even though the democratic nominee, lieutenant governor john fetterman was off the campaign job because he suffered really a more serious stroke that was initially but on the primaries. his campaign was using social media to campaign. you didn't see a lot of pushback. we have seen consistent polling with settlement winning -- fetterman when impairing however in the leadership fund which is a super pac. adds coming up that will hit him. all that hit fetterman? you have

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. >> if they picked dolan in ohio -- mccormick, dave mccormick, you know, dina powell would have been curtains. >> i don't think she would have been doing that. >> it's an expression. i'm joking. >> i don't know whether that is true. that race probably would have been a very tough contest between john fetterman and dave mccormick. what it wouldn't have been is a race where mcconnell and the senate leadership, big money in the party is looking at pennsylvania and writing it off. that would not have been happening if dave mccormick was the nominee. >> i was about to go on a roll, then i was going to go to ohio. dolan in ohio. >> oh. >> somebody who wasn't a crazy -- i can't say it on air. >> don't say it. >> in arizona. >> ah. >> you are right in a sense, that there are some things, candidates in individual races could see what ben shapiro is saying, other people are saying, and fine-tune their campaign. but in arizona, you've got blake masters, who is, my gosh, just not going to win. mitch mcconnell knows it. at least that's who mcconnell's people think. oz isn't going to win. ohio sho

ah, mccormick. i love the americans. did this crying away? are they they wants to answer. we have a valid question. when the americans came here, what did they do for us? we have seen nothing but destruction killings, blood, and homeless people overthrown governments and overwhelming spread of terrorism globally just some of the legacy of america's war on terror. a year after the chaotic us pull out of afghanistan, rachel blevins looks at the victories and failures of the civilized world under washington. slade, it's hacks on $911.00, resulted in the deaths of around $3000.00 americans. but it was the bush administration's response to those attacks and its decision to declare the war on terror that ushered in an era of u. s. foreign policy marked by military intervention nation building an attempt to reshape the middle east. it was, as former president bush predicted, a new and different war. it tactic place on american soil. but it was an attack on the heart and soul of the civilized world. and the world has come together to fight a new and different war. the 1st and we h

ah mccormick, i love the americans. did this crime? why aren't they? there was to answer. we have a valid question. when the americans came here, what did they do for us? we have seen nothing about destruction, killings, blood, and homeless people. but as always, you can find plenty more news updates and analysis on our website r t dot com. thanks for joining us. and i seen cash. mm ah, [000:00:00;00] ah ah, pray will never be a victory for russia. ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. as oman are made, it comes to last. she kissed the men calling you boy, our son. market forces are and you're not in europe. engage in conflict with russian forces. the american forces are harris, defend nato allies. nato escalates even more in the special military operations become a war. though, when you put the l sup cells, that rules and dema show and that old notion is my idea that i see your to us thinking costliest of me live. so you sleep, he sure unique and you stuff philadelphia committee 1st with almost there with, unless you, unless the o

ah, mccormick, i love the americans did this crying. so why aren't they? they wants to answer. we have a valid question. when the americans came here, what did they do for us? we have seen nothing about destruction, killings, blood, and homeless people. but as always, you can find plenty more news updates and analysis on our website r t dot com. thanks for joining us and i seen ah ah when i was showing wrong when i just don't hold any. yes to say the same becomes the advocate and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, with my down 2014 neo nazis roy's to power. the extermination of ukraine's russian speaking population 8 years of confrontation between 2 ideologies. and as a consequence, the start of brushes, special military operation. this chain of events inevitably shaped the difference equally important front in dumbasses, struggle for independence, one of which poets and musicians stand shoulder to shoulder with a lot thought that the law will them move. we'll talk about are not want to try to the pl

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today didn't seem as important, the focus on data requests in front of the chancellor mccormick.ter would be potentially in a position where it would be objecting to certain requests for data that musk's legal team was making, in part because he said he might start a competitor should he prevail in court, and them telling, judge, you can't let him have the data that he could use to his advantage. i referenced the complaint earlier, but it's heavily redacted twitter itself would like to see all the allegations without the redactions being included. what will the chancellor do is the key question, in terms of allowing, perhaps for a new line of inquiry, or at least just diving deeper into trying to buttress musk's claims about the percentage of bots on the platform being far, far higher than the roughly 5% that twitter says it is, and will any of this, or on bots rise to the level of a material adverse affect that musk could use to get out of the merger agreement. one thing we will be watching, is whether the judge will allow for more discovery carl, there is a question as to wheth

now next in line of succession speaker of the house, sam rayburn and house majority leader john mccormick in a show support to keep the gears grinding on the wheels of democracy. after the swearing and ceremony truman asked the cabinets remain and stimpson stayed behind when they were dismissed informing the new president. that's a matter of the utmost urgency a new explosive device of unbelievable power must be discussed. on the opening day of the united nations conference the 12th day of his presidency truman read a 15-page memo drafted by simpson that briefed him on the development of the atomic bomb. stimson purposefully designed this memo to be alarmist rather than a focus on ending the war it contains phrases such as modern civilization might be completely destroyed because of the existence of the bomb. so nuclear nuclear anxiety, excuse me was evident within the administration. the nuclear question in presidential succession were very much on truman's mind during the tumultuous events following the sudden accession to the presidency truman wrote in his memoirs that he already had i

the 2 countries have been locked in a decades old dispute for the territory inside as a by john mccormick. harbor is misty, controlled by ethnic armenians, but also by john sees parts of it. after conflict in 2020 were june rooster federal, others in on august 3rd, members of illegal armenian armed groups in the territory of azerbaijan, where the peacekeeping contingent of the russian federation is temporarily stationed, grossly violated the provisions of the november 10 2020 statement and committed an act of terrorist, sabotage was an against the units of the as a by john army. iraq's influential feeling, politician worked either else, others demanding an early election that he says dialogue with the government has proven to be futile. so they'll believe a televised address urging supporters to continuous sit in parliament until their demands are met. while others block one the most seats in las vegas parliamentary election. but there's been a political deadlock ever since been any loudy will. who are, i am not willing to engage in dialogue. we have tested dialogue with them before and g

cron is aimed at healing relations with a former french colony of highs, soured last year after mccormick question. the algerians existence as a nation before the occupation, my french colonizers, quote francis's naming 20 new cardinals. these are life pictures from the vatican. appointments will be seen as a sign of where the roman catholic church is heading in these continues here. now just there, after the st. talk to al jazeera, we ask, so the rebounds you speak of is clearly coming at a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen, you were part of the arm struggle in the 19 seventy's. if you have any regrets, no, we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera i us, i me okay. on today's episode of the strain, we're going to look at how climate change is made. a community in oregon go to war over water. their story is told in the 4 lines investigation when the water stopped awards the crisis in americas west is intensifying, deep historic division obliterated ecosystems to create agriculture at the expense of our tribes

ah, true, mccormick, sewage as an early warning system for corona, it works of itself. the stinky sludge is much more than just waste. it's also a source of valuable information. looking back into history, sewage has not been around for very long. in the middle ages, faces ended up in latrines, chamber pots, cesspits, or simply in the gutter. cities often disposed of their waste in nearby bodies of water pathogens peacefully got into the drinking water or food and spread . the result was disease and death. oh london introduced the 1st comprehensive sewage system in 18. 59, many other european and american cities followed suit low lying chicago even raised parts of its city area, including huge buildings by several meters to allow the feces to flow away. at 1st, the cities only built sewage systems to discharge their untreated sewage into rivers and lakes. but they became more and more filthy, killing the animals that lived that soon the 1st sewage treatment plants were built to treat human waste before releasing it into the environment. the system of suicide and treatme

judge mccormick is going to be the ultimate decider of all of it. >> what is next? still in the discovery phase so we will still have a blizzard of subpoenas. next we will start with notice of depositions. there will probably be hundreds of depositions in this case, bankers, esther musk, twitter people. everybody will have to sit down. then we will go there in october and it should be quite a show. >> a show indeed. we will follow this blizzard of subpoenas. i know you will continue to be very busy through october. thank you for coming in. we appreciate it. that doesn't for this addition of lumbar technology. we will talk to wesley from the wesley group. he was a former director on tesla. don't forget to check out our podcast wherever you get your podcasts. i am emily chang in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ how will your business adapt to change? you could hire an office full of peyton mannings. what's up, peyton? good morning, peyton. hold for peyton. they'd huddle.... welcome to the peytonverse. such a visionary. game plan... you go. no, you go! and call audi

you have a purchasing thing and expand hidden valley ranch or cell that and mccormick will probably buy. and moving to an area adjacent to charcoal, what about traders. you can buy that company for next to nothing and expand into wood pellets. this is a rocket silence. there is a windfall and you better do something with it. >> i really like that idea. that's really good. i know you are nodding. >> then there are companies that seem to not get it. take the rails and the airlines. let's focus on this. >> this is always happening. they used to hire people and lay the mouth. they laid people off during the down sword. some of them they kept waiting forever for those people to come back rather than finding new hires. if you are in the airline business can you recognize that we are short polyps and now mechanics? >> can't they face what's going on. come on. why do they keep hoping the old people will come back rather than understanding that it is not happening and start doing the poaching and retraining. don't tell me these people can't take the hit. pay much more. that is the real issue, is

he reminds me of the baltimore based space maker mccormick.ven though they are still down 8% for the year. they've had a tremendous long- term track record ever since they bought a bunch of sauces and condiments like franks red hot sauce. i find you can put that on a lot of different things. that's because there's a curse word in that sentence. the company has been hurt by raw cost inflation but otherwise they are pretty recession proof. remember why we do this fantasy stock draft, it's a reminder that your stocks should serve a purpose in your well-rounded portfolio. some are defensive that keep their value, some are high risk or high reward. you need the right balance if you are going to make it through a tricky environment in the nfl or in your portfolio. let's go to kevin in maryland. >> hi jim. >> i'm a beverage guy and i finally retired. i've always liked monster and celsius. six months ago celsius was down to 40 in monster came down to 70. now all the sudden celsius has shot up to $1.13. how? >> they made a terrific partnership, i've li

"you know i supported dave mccormick in pennsylvania over met matt oz. i did it night after night. but oz won. he is the nominee and he's working his tail off traveling the state meeting with every voter he can try to win over as many as possible. john fetterman, he is a younger, bolder joe biden but in gym rank clothing. he's a -- she's in a hoodie using clever consultants. he can't actually argue, , that the democrat senate is somehow good for pennsylvania. that is a joke. for what they have done on the fracking issue alone these people need to be thrown out on their butts. the press, they want republicans to believe all hope is lost with his trumpet endorsed candidates. i get it, in an ideal world, totally objective press corps, they would be doing better. fear. you fight with the army you have, not the army you wish you had. here's where our political soldiers are. this is according to the website fivethirtyeight. in ohio, it's a statistical tie between american first conservative j.d. vance and phony populist tim ryan. in georgia, favorites on herschel walker is less than two

. >> ashley, todd mccormick the team said brian robinson was the victim of attempted robbery or carjackingay. commanders head coach visited robinson in the hospital before tweeting, "easy and good spirits and want to thank everyone for their kind words, prayers, support." a third round draft pick robinson was expected to play a major role in offense but the reports he had been named the starting went back before the shooting. the team says robinson's injuries are not life-threatening. the nfl network reported he was struck twice and the lower body and hospital is in stable condition. the police are looking for to suspect who fled the scene. a firearm was also recovered. a shooting comes days after another brazen robbery attempt a shooting right here at the nation's capital. the resident stood her ground after having a gun pulled on her. her initial reaction during the gunman to shoot her after he told her to hand over her car keys. she is speaking out after the traumatic confrontation, listen. >> gone are the days of having older neighbors on the porch all day and watched and waited you on

there is a constitutional question coming from the supreme court case called powell versus mccormick, whether they are constitution because the argument is that the constitution specifies all of the qualifications for running for office and nothing more. powell though was about congressional qualifications, not about presidential and presumably donald trump isn't thinking of running for congress. so it is not clear to me that that -- that case applies here. but there is some debate about it. i think that is really just putting the cart way before the horse here, though. i they the key point, the big thing that we learned yesterday is that for the first time in american history, to my knowledge at least, the home of a former president has been searched, it is very likely that the reason for that search is because donald trump is the target of a federal investigation by the justice department, not some rando prosecution by a state official, and that a federal judge or federal magistrate has signed off on that and found probable cause to believe that a crime was committed and that there

and many of the republicans in the establishment preferred david mccormick so there is still hostilityhat doctor oz has as his base. i think the cruditÉs thing, again, there was enough force there. i think it's in the past. but it did not help. >> i don't know about that, i think that people are underestimating that story. especially when you look at this is all about austin to city. it's not about the cruditÉs, it's relatability, and authenticity. you know is a big surprise when they went for biden in 2020, but warnock is fighting to keep his seat up against herschel walker. who has a series of -- . does warnock have a good shot at keeping georgia blue? >> he does. this is the republicans opportunity to pick up a seat. because it is so close. it's traditionally been a republican state the last 20 years or so. but mr. walker, one of the greatest football players i've ever saw. not one of the greatest candidates i've ever seen. reverend warnock, he knows what he's doing. he's executing on middle class, economic issues in georgia. and poor mr. walker is trying to answer questions, just l

chase mccormick. he rips this shot to left center field. he ends up bagging it off of the wall. their income. jeremy pena and tre mann seaney. it's a 2 run triple for nothing astros this point for good measure in the 7th inning. kyle tucker. launches a rocket to right field. ramon lauriano. he tries to make the catch here against the wall. he ends up missing 2 more astros come around to score for houston takes the a's 8, 10, nothing. the a's offense producing only 4 singles and a double in the game. the a's have now lost 11 of their last 12. in better news. the giants holding a pre-game tribute this afternoon to celebrate their 2012 world series champions in the playoffs that season, the giants rallied from a 2 nothing deficit against the reds to win the division series. then they overcame a 3, one deficit against the cardinals to propel them to the world series, then swept the tigers in 4 straight win their second championship in 3 years. and in attendance today, bruce bocce, angel pagan matt cain, hunter pence, marco scutaro and 2 members of the current team, including brandon

to priya -- if europe does not act bold, if the united states keeps on this track, what does mark mccormickafer td securities? what other ramifications of a resilient or even a dollar to strength? priya: i think ultimately there are self-limiting aspects to strength. it tightens conditions over time. so it is not something that can happen right away. there are some limits, but in the near term, especially as the market grapples with the fact you are not going to get the fed responding to slowing economic conditions on the growth front, the dollar tends to be a safe haven asset. we are positive on the dollar in the near term, but there are limits. the markets are forward-looking and at some point we realize those limits are being felt in economic channels. i think that is why there is a limit to it, but i don't think we are close to that yet. tom: let me flip the tables here. i am seeing ig and the distressed people, how they interpret full faith and credit, how do you attribute the price declines, the giant, historic air market of corporate paper, and a little bit of a rally recently, how d

and now he knows that dave mccormick would have been a better candidate than mehmet oz.knows that j.d. vance, silicon valley, san francisco guy who wouldn't do as well as say dollan or anybody else from the state of ohio. he knows that blake masters is not going to win that election. and yet, he keeps endorsing candidates he knows can't win. i think that is -- i think that op-ed is pretty brilliant. donald trump knows what he's doing and he wants republicans to keep losing so he's the only game in town for conservatives. >> he also knows that herschel walker has a turbulent background and lives in texas. so these are all problematic candidates that trump has blessed for this time around. and it does seem that he is, shall we say, not unhappy if he was able to keep mitch mcconnell out of power. and i think it is worth reflecting, joe, you brought it up, that pair of runoffs for the senate seats in georgia, that election happened on january 5th, mind you. of 2021, with the results coming in the morning of january 6, the hours before the riot began, that trump during that e

we see the congresswoman on the right, sheila mccormick, she faces a rematch with her special election she won by just five votes and that is a very fraud, difficult race. there also a couple of incumbent republicans. matt gaetz, a trump supporter, has faced legal troubles, and reportedly under investigation. in dan webster on the right, for different reasons, he has an opponent in the tampa area from the right side, the trump side of the party. amna: this one republican race, broadly speaking when you look at republicans, are there particular races or candidates that stand out for them tonight? lisa: this theme of people who call themselves disruptors, who their opponents say they could be dangerous because they are election deniers, is something we are watching. i want to point out some candidates, anthony sabatini, on the left. he is calling for defunding of the fbi, in a florida race that could be close tonight. laura loam or on the right, and outspoken trump ally, has described herself as an islamophobia, she is running against daniel webster, more of a long shot. also in new york