mike taylor: it's a lose-lose situation.ping] montae: even in a worse situation, could take a pen and paper and make it better. ray: yeah. every day, i thank god for this gift that he's given, man. i mean, with poems and music, people actually love it. i mean, you see how most of them like our music now. mostly all of them like the music, they're like man, i love the meaning to it. i'm like, oh, so you found the meaning. you're smart. montae: you actually listened. ray: you actually listened. most people are like, oh, i just like the beat. and they're like, oh, they're talking about hoes and stuff. i mean, you can do that too, but that's just not where it's all that either. i mean, this rap industry is-- montae: like i said, it only walks you so far. you can only get so far with it, because after a while, ople are going to get tired of hearing the same. i got this car, i got that car. vroom, vroom. ray: bragging. you're not supposed to brag, man. montae: stuff like that. and i feel like we could make that change, but in this

mike taylor is the owner of combined energy services. >> he joinfrs us tonightom. >> mike , thanks so much for coming on . so whaso what that look like exy ? >> well, tucker, i'm hearing from our suppliers that it seems like we're walking a fine tightrope on home heating oil and diesel supply. i cak to theupply. northeast. they're telling me that inrves w reserves we're ae't 60% of a fie year average. all of our heating oil,age. the northeast, most of it comes out of the philadelphia market. linden, new jersey, good newsy n is a refinery in paulsboro, i new jersey, is coming, prod back online. mick online. one hundred five million barrels a day. sos a day. that's going to help the northeast. all of our oil comes out ofat r that region, floats up througheo the new york harbor and thatnd. supplies new england. we've already seen curtailments and shortage s up on the hudson river terminals. suppliers are saying it is our suppliers are really sayingl it's a fine tightrope, that ifl we have a drastically cold winter, could be trouble, could be trouble in supposedly the richest, most develo

mike taylor owns combined energy services. he joins us tonighint to assesst what this winterhi will look lih with this energy crisis. mike , thanks so much for coming. how and we've talked thisel before. noveare you feeling abouint thib winter? we're atwhat the end do of nov what does it loobek like for the next four months? we'll talk. i've been speaking with some suppliers and also opus provides that information industry. they're claiming that inventories are at 65% of the the five year average.ery in a good news is a refinery in new scotia just reopened serving oil supplies. much of new england and paulsboro, new jersey, is back supplying the new yorkt harbor. so i think wherefi to findne l e line as i said before, with heating oil and diesel in the northeast. but my suppliers are saying, i as long as we keep this la nina warm weather pattern, i think we're going to have enough heating oil for this coming winter. i think the bigger problem sai, as you said, is the bush administration, their war against fossil fuels. we're mi

mike taylor from energy services joins us. thanks for coming on.what will that look like exactly? >> well, tucker, i am hearing from suppliers that seems like we're walking a fine tight rope on home heating oil and diesel supply. i can only speak to the northeast. they're telling me in reserves we're at 60% of a five year average. all our heating oil, most of it comes from philadelphia market, lynn den, new jersey. good news, a refinery in new jersey is coming back online, produces 105 million barrels a day. that will help the northeast. all the oil comes out of that region floats through the new york harbor and supplies new england. we've seen shortages in early on october. suppliers are saying it is a fine tight rope if we have a drastically cold winter could be trouble. >> tucker: could be trouble in the richest developed nation in the world, afraid of winter. what will that mean for prices for heating oil and kerosene which a lot of people use in trailers, what will that look like in february? >> no question already we've seen home heating oil

i want to talk to mike taylor. there you are. you're our energy guy. >> i am.k you for having me. stu: you're welcome. good to see you. you sell propane and home heating oil. what's your take on biden bashing the oil companies and gas stations? >> prices over double in the last year and home heating oil over $6 a goll leeanne in the northeast and -- gallon in the nnortheast and people in mobile homes use car seen and there's e was a 4% electric increase approval and i don't know how we're getting away from energy cost when you're raising the cost of everything. stu: who do you blame? >> biden administration. a lot of states in the northeast, we have a radical energy plan where they're wiping out fossil fuels. new york state we can't use fossil fuels starting in 2030. it'll be a debacle and the cost of electricity made from fossil fuels can't work. stu: can people afford to heat their homes this jeer? i realize that it's a cold winter, prices will go up. will you find people that just cannot afford it? >> stuart, we're already seeing it. stu: you're already seei

she hopes to speak with taylor in the days ahead to find ways to work together for the good of oakland . she will make history as the first one to be elected mayor of oakland. mike julie. lauren taylor hasn't released anything publicly, but we do we know if the two have spoken privately if he conceded this. election to her with a phone call. oh word of nothing. okay reaching out. i've reached out to him since the election results came in, and i have not heard back early . live tonight in the newsroom. amber thank you for that new tonight across the bay, san francisco's election commission has decided not to renew the contract of its longtime elections director john arntz has run that elections department for 20 years. he was told his contract will not be renewed when it expires in may. the commission says it's time to open up the position to a more diverse field in an effort to achieve the city's racial equity goals. but arts who we did speak to by phone tonight, says he believes the commission is looking for someone to implement in open source voting system, which would put the city's tabulating software code online. our goals that stated the charter is to cond

we will celebrate this together. >> taylor: congratulations. anish. >> anish: for mikeell in his third season at the helm in tallahassee and his first win against florida. brock, this one reverberates until these two meet again. >> brock: certainly does. what a ballgame we were able to witness tonight. for florida state, it is safe to say that you found your man and head coach in mike norvell between the explosive plays, putting up points on the board, getting a stop on defense when you needed it. what a performance by the seminoles. >> anish: noles win it 35-48. thanks for watching this presentation of college football on abc and so long from tallahassee. g this presentati life is expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea, with new benefits for ikea family members, including 5% off all eligible purchases in-store. every visit. every day. ikea >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> take a look at this. this is the best way to enjoy a fire tonight because burning a r

mike: he is using the taylor rule which is a tool for monetary policy makers for about 25 years. you input what you think the gdp rate should be and what the inflation rate should be and unemployment gives you a number in terms of where it can go and when bullard is inputting the numbers, he said this ever-present is a worst-case scenario. we would have higher inflation for longer and a slower growth path. he thinks he needs to go -- we need to go five to 5.25%. chris wallace said that they need to do more but they can do it in a slower pace. 50 basis points so this -- there are two angles. what is interesting is the market still think they will country -- cut rates and the fed people are saying they are holding rates. alix: we will speak to someone who is looking for a potential cut. the 210 spread on that, we are looking at 66 basis points. ira, let's play the what if game. if we are looking at a 7% terminal rate, what does that do for the market? >> it won't be good for bond years -- bond yields. at least, retest the high yields that we have seen on the cycle and that would be

with in 2023 and 2024, the mic law learns, who had the triple seat chair in new york mike -- and also the marjorie taylort, whether there is a governing philosophy and its overarching in the house republican conference, i would concede that point, there's not a cohesive governing philosophy that is discernible. >> to that point, i think it's an important point that there will be, i don't know, seven, eight, nine members the biden districts, biden plus seven, biden plus eight, those new york members who are going to want to be reelected. things like impeaching joe biden out of the gate, probably not your smartest vote a month after you've got to congress. but then there is the question of what do you deliver? big question to me, congresswoman, the debt ceiling, the fear of shutdowns, destruction, as being in the kind of political interests of their caucus as a whole, particularly with donald trump urging them up. >> yes, i would just say in response to jake, look, i think the thing is not that there is push and pull between conservatives other republican party and modern part, but the fact that the countr

i'm julie julie haener mike mibach new numbers released today. show council member lauren taylor maintains his lead over council members sheng cow after nine rounds of voting in this ranked choice system. taylor is ahead with 53% of the vote compared to towers 47% ktvu is amberleigh live here in studio with more on the vote. amber alameda county registrar of voters tells me workers are prepared to do a lot of ballot counting this weekend. he says 30,000 more votes were counted today. auckland is still days from knowing who its next mayor will be. the alameda county registrar of voters tells me there are still 120,000 ballots left to be counted. the race for mayor remains tight between two city council members as of thursday. lauren taylor leads xiang tao by just 2765 votes. we were divided. it was hard. this woman says she voted for xiang tao, but her daughter supported lauren taylor. he reacted to the vote count in a written statement, quote i am as ea and believe even more strongly than i did on tuesday night that we are on a path to victory voted for lauren. taylor, 1st and 2n

when you have a continuum that includes marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz, mike pompeo would be onethe more normal republicans but as a normal republican he has got to show that he is willing to play this game, willing to be the long time listener, first-time caller to all the shows on salem radio and say, hey i'm one of you. i hate the same people you hate. i am willing to attack the same people you dislike. that's what this is all about. >> mike pompeo, former secretary of state, to donald trump. >> right. >> i'm going to leave that there truly. katie thornton, charlie sykes, more normal. coming up, the dire warning that say this winter will be life-threatening for millions of people in ukraine after russia attacked the power grid. ambassador bill taylor is here on the unfolding humanitarian crisis when the 11th hour continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. away things. fit together with away things. ♪ ♪ that's our thing. ♪ ♪ before dexcom g6, my diabetes was

maga raccoon. [ applause ] coincidentally, that's marjorie taylor greene's code name on tinder. [ laughter ] mikeis election night live-screamin' to the four people who watch him, three of whom work at our show. he said he had cameras on all the voting sites -- we didn't see any of those. he said they were watching for "realtime crimes" in his ongoing war against machines. >> the machines gotta go! >> do you feel vindicated? >> 100%. we've got to get rid of these machines. they are so corrupt. they are so corrupt. when do you think we'll start seeing realtime crimes coming in? >> we should be able to have -- uh -- some realtime crimes here very -- very soon. >> our app was sabotaged, call your sheriff immediately. they're trying to steal -- you need to know, everybody, what secretary of states do. they steal a country. that's where you need to put your money. [ laughter ] over efforts -- i -- jeff -- great -- great mind there, great catch -- and i've got to go get some water. >> let's give mike the opportunity to take a drink of water. >> i used to be a compulsive gambler. once you're in here, yo

we are joined by mike warner, top democrat on senate intelligence. then ♪ >> shannon: the taylorwift ticketmaster snafu, our sunday panel weighs in on call for investigation and accountability and peter doocy trading with the president. >> president biden: take one question for the most interesting guy in the press. >> thank you, mr. president. >> shannon: all now on fox news sunday. >> shannon: hello from fox news in washington, news breaking overnight, five people are dead and 18 more injured after a mass shooting at an lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs. a suspect is in custody and they do not know the motive. we'll bring you more on that when we learn it. president biden returned from a trip to changed dynamic. republicans are poise to return to power in the house giving them leverage or mr. biden agenda facing questions about a second term. among challenges, he will face tougher scrutiny of additional aid to ukraine. we're joined by mike warner and republican tom cotton. we begin with team coverage, fox news senior correspondent greg palkot is live in kyiv. first to lucas.

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i'm julie julie haener mike mibach new numbers released today. show council member lauren taylorfter nine rounds of voting in this ranked choice system. taylor is ahead with 53% of the vote compared to towers 47% ktvu is amberleigh live here in studio with more on the vote. amber alameda county registrar of voters tells me workers are prepared to do a lot of ballot counting this weekend. he says 30,000 more votes were counted today. auckland is still days from knowing who its next mayor will be. the alameda county registrar of voters tells me there are still 120,000 ballots left to be counted. the race for mayor remains tight between two city council members as oth

the floor democrats are holding -- democrats holding marjorie taylor greene accountable for their racist, harmful, violent, that last-minute mike which. and post on social media. that's what made this commitment. because he knew, this was his pitch those moderate publicans. this will look at them on the size. and this is his first attempt to make delivery on that promise. but the reality is, just like representative omar said. he is the one shepherding do this at a symmetric -- he's one shepherding through these racist individuals. and protecting them. >> so i think is going to happen next is he's going to try to keep moving forward. but the democrats are absolutely have to keep on this out. limit for what it is. and be explicitly clear about what he is harboring and the way he's predicting these modern pockets were doing the violence. we're making these harmful statements every single day. >> jason. what we need to know about this runoff in georgia? you used to live, there you help stacey abrams with her campaign. barack obama is headed there soon to show his support for senator warnock. which we know? >> first off. it is most

taylor greene. also, you have the 2024 wanna-bes. mikeck todd that the supreme court abortion ruling, the dobbs ruling was the most consequential achievement of the administration. mike pompeo, the former secretary of state, who knows about foreign enemies and adversaries, demoniing the head of the teachers union and calling her the most dangerous person in the world. really? more dangerous than kim jong-un? >> yeah. mike pompeo negotiated with the taliban that became the basis for what president biden did. he knows about negotiating with bad actors. it does seem like he think that. there's politics going on. pompeo is trying to position himself as champion of conservatives in an increasingly crowded presidential primary field. same with mike pence. he wants to own the dobbs decision for a republican primary electorate. you can make the case that the trump/pence administration is responsible for the dobbs decision, having put three supreme court justices on the court who overturned roe v. wade for an anti-abortion constituent constituents

mike inouye's traffic reports. >> absolutely. let me talk about what you're showing. look at this, this is highway 87 this morning, southbound 87 underneath that taylor street over-crossing. even on sunny days sometimes the drainage is an issue. today we're hearing about as deep as two feet by some people who drove through the area. as we look at the map now, they were forced off the freeway on south 87 and then got back on. they were able to get around that flooded spot. when you see that much water, avoid it, anyway. they're going to close the roadway if chp is alerted about that. we just saw the slowing clear up after they reopened 87 within the last hour. that was a long-standing issue. green showing damp roadways. this affected the rails as well. b.a.r.t. lowered their speed and will continue when there's inclement weather. there will be debris, also. capital changed their schedule, buses heading east toward reno and south lake ta hoe. there's no service out of gilroy because of a caltrans crash. the dumbarton bridge just reopened between 880. yesterday the problem was near the toll plaza, today at this section. this is not good. first of all, w

kanye west, but there is a strange silence and even if a guy like mike pompeo won't condemn and afraid it say trump's name and marjorie taylor greene, yeah, she's a fringe member and she stops being a fringe member when kevin mccarthy is triking deals with her, so he becomes speaker of the house. >> this strain of white nationalism is becoming more central to what today's republican party is about. >> marjorie taylor greene is about to become a very important member of congress as republicans are about to take the majority there in the house and for trump, and his refusal to condemn the hateful rhetoric and hateful people because he doesn't want to alienate those supporters, his ceiling as a candidate may be lower, but he's trying to harden that floor. he's trying to play to the lowest common denominator to try to keep some supporters in check. so, vaughn, we remember when trump was president the phenomenon would be your reporters would go up to the hill to get reaction from republican lawmakers there, no, i haven't seen the tweet. they didn't want to address it because they knew nothing good could come of it and we're seein

was online trying to get his girlfriend taylor swift tickets. [ laughter ] but you know who was there? none other than the pride of mankato, minnesota, mr. mikedell. mr. mypillow was on the scene all fired and up raging against the machines. >> well, nowadays it's like, i'm sorry, you don't get to audit, you don't get to do nothing. you certainly can't look inside our machine. come on, that's proprietary technology in there. brian, if you told me there were rocks and knives in my pillows, you know what i'd tell you? take a look, there's no rocks and knives, that's beautiful pot tented fill, here's the promo code. >> jimmy: for the record, there are no rocks or knifes in his beautiful patented pillows. there used to be rocks but mike smoked them all. there's a whole industry designed to fleece the trump faithful. i got this ad on twitter this morning. "return of the great maga king silver coin." a cherished family heirloom your children will dispose of immediately upon your death. [ laughter ] this is a great christmas gift for someone you no longer invite to christmas. [ laughter ] trump has already lost the support of some big republican don

taylor conceded the race this morning. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach today.ng tao outlined her goals for the city, including a comprehensive public safety plan. ktvu is evan sernoffsky as reaction from the candidates and their supporters. i'm just so optimistic about moving the city forward tower eked out a victory to become the next mayor of oakland tuesday, two weeks into a neck and neck race with rival lauren taylor. i know that we can come together to make sure that we are safer cleaner and ensure that we're putting families first in the city of oakland, will be the city's first mowing mayor. whose parents fled laos for california she left home in her teens living out of her car and enduring an abusive relationship before entering politics is like a huge issue. and i think that's something that santa has some experience with as a member of the oakland city council tower, lied herself with the progressive wing and secured key endorsements from labor. and ever since she ran for city council, she has been a steadfast champion of working people. hungary's pre

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>> i'll say, mike, the problem here is not marjorie taylor greene or the other extremists. badly then you get what you deserve. somebody telling me i can't condemn a white supremacist. good luck finding your speaker! i will be smoking a cigar watching you get to 218 votes trying to fight white nationalists. nobody will be speaker. that's fine. that's fine. you want to destroy the republican party. you destroy the republican party. not me. like, mccarthy doesn't have that in him. >> he wants it too badly. >> to stare somebody down. tell them to go straight to hell. he doesn't have it in him. what he doesn't realize is this position is worth absolutely nothing if you have to kowtow to white supremacists and holocaust deniers. >> to that point it seems a couple things on here. mccarthy to become speaker clearly made more deals with more people on both sides of the ideological floor that it is going to condemn the speakership if he becomes speaker. like an anchor around the neck and won't be able to function and legislate. second thing it seems to a lot of people is more myster

mike cannot hear me. let us talk about the forward party, jessica taylor. mean the former presidential candidate, i am blanking on his first name, mr. yang. guest: andrew yang. host: and then the former governor of new jersey and others forming this third-party option. caller: week -- guest: we have seen people do it before and we have had this two-party system in america for better or for worse for centuries. but i will say there are places where you could see independents have an effect or where they have made races competitive. we talked about the oregon's governors race where you see betsy johnson running as a middle-of-the-road candidate. she was polling hi support earlier and that does seem to have dropped. a race to keep an eye on where you have an independent running is in utah. evan ran as a presidential candidate in 2016. utah is where he is from and he is mormon. you saw a lot of mormon runners skeptical -- mormons skeptical of trump. he is now a supporter of the president and he is running as an independent promising not to caucus with either pa

taylor. swift fans left frustrated and disappointed after waiting hours in an online q to get tickets just to come up empty handed. good evening, everyone and mike mibach julie julie haener ticketmaster now canceling public sales for the pop star's eras tour, which includes two bay area shows. ktvu elissa harrington joins us now live. she's in the newsroom and alyssa, we're told, this is now being investigated. that's right. at least one state is taking a deeper look at exactly what happened. attorney general in tennessee is investigating if any consumer protection laws were violated. meanwhile fans i talked to around here described the nightmare scenario trying to secure these tickets. they said. access codes didn't work. there were error boxes and long waits behind thousands of other fans. it wasn't a block away getting tickets. that's for sure. jacqueline armies and her roommate, beth weighed at uc berkeley said they spent two days trying to buy tickets to taylor swift's oeiras tour. there was multiple service areas . it was very long queues. excitement over the pop star's first tour in five years quickly turned into frustration for armisen.

taylor greene? still with us, chris? caller: -- host: we lost chris. to mike in massachusetts, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning, sir. been a long time but i would like to get into this. i think donald trump is the best person that has ever happened to the democratic party. number one. we won after his first term as a president, we won everything from the presidency device presidency, house and senate, and in the midterm elections this year, i say thanks to donald trump's influence. he gave the democrats, which has normally been a shellacking in the midterms, we did very well when you consider everything. i also believe donald trump, much of his life, was a gung ho democrat. deep down inside, if we put politics aside, i do not think he hates the democrats at all. in fact, again, i don't want to be repetitive but he is the best thing that's happened to us. host: you want him to run in 2024? caller: i wouldn't mind hearing from them. i think he should stay in the limelight because he had two big defeats. he should give it a shot and not give up his ship. i don't think he can win but i think h

mike. warrior. another warrior, a person who is very shy, very timid, we're trying to get her tougher. marjorie taylor green. she's terrific. she did a commercial. yes, yes, something can break into my house. we'll treat her nicely. first she has to go through this. i said that's a hell of a commercial. but she's great. she's done a tremendous job. she's highly respected, highly respected. she just won with almost like everybody voted for her. thanks very much, marjorie. it's an honor to have you. congressional candidates, i love this guy. max miller. where is max? where is max? i'll tell you, the job he's done, right? he was with me for four years. i know him maybe almost as well as this guy right there, jim. but max is going to be a great congressman. turn out to be an incredible campaigner. had a hard time with the district. it got works and worse, a trump plus 20, a trump plus 10 and a trump plus 2. he said don't worry about it, sir. i'm going to win anyway. doesn't matter. went to other way. he said don't worry about it. in the end, it became like a trump plus 18. i don't know how the hell you pu

taylor. ktvu is amberleigh live in oakland after speaking with the register about this new batch of votes, amber mike, as you might imagine. both candidates are anxiously awaiting for definitive results. now originally, the registrar of voters was going to post results at five pm those results were finally posted around 9 20. as of monday night, the results of the oakland mayor's race show xiang tao holding onto her lead over lauren taylor, alameda county registrar of voters released the results hours later than it had originally intended . registrar attempted says workers had to count 2000 ballots countywide that were damaged in some way, taking a look closely at these votes to make sure that we make make thee going to be able to get processed by our system until they won't feed through our system. so those those votes have to be re remain so that they will get into the system preponderance of caution or making sure that we get all of these in because we know how close these races are. we want to get all the votes in and make sure that they're accurately counted since the election on november. 8th v

mike julie, both in both races. the number of votes separating the candidates has dwindled in the mayor's race. council member lauren taylor maintains a slim lead over council member xiang tao. as for the d a s race, veteran prosecutor terry wiley holds a razor thin lead over civil rights attorney pamela price. we just have to be patient. veteran prosecutor terry wylie tells me. this is his weekly monday meeting with his volunteer campaign staff. on this night, it was held at lake chalet. they meant to talk about the vote count and what's ahead. just figure out. you know how many votes are outstanding? and uh, where are those outstanding votes coming from? on monday afternoon, the alameda county registrar of voters released updated election results. why these lead is now just 1009. 914 votes over civil rights attorney pamela price i wasn't that surprised. we felt all along that it was going to be a tight race. yeah and that the race would tighten up, but we're still very, very confident. price issued a written statement . quote as we expected. my opponent's lead is dwindling, and we are confident that when all the ballots

taylor green in georgia, some other candidates across the country. then you have the moderate conservatives, mitch mcconnell and mikeoks like moving forward. not only with a presidential race coming up in two years, but what the gop looks to do in terms of agenda, issues and how they plan on working with each other, let alone with democrats across the aisle. tell us a little bit more about the latest on the midterms and how it is looking for the race to win the senate. ., ., ., ., ., senate. there are more than a dozen toss-up races — senate. there are more than a dozen toss-up races in _ senate. there are more than a dozen toss-up races in districts across - toss—up races in districts across the country in the house. still no indication there, but cbs news suggests republicans will take control of the house. it has not been confirmed yet. as with the senate, three toss—up races still out there, georgia, nevada and arizona. in fact officials were under scrutiny in the past 2a hours for not having their final vote count. some other republicans have said it is a quote, "rigged final vote tally and these officials have

taylor green. >> it is very, very risky right now to produce a leadership challenge, especially for speaker of the house. >> reporter: also backing mccarthy, mike lawler who won one of four gop key races in new york, likely enough to secure the majority. >> i think ultimately, you know, you could always quibble about margins but a majority is a majority. i fully support kevin mccarthy and will support him for speaker. >> reporter: yet mccarthy could only afford to lose a handful of gop votes to win the 218 he needs in january to become speaker. and in arizona andy bigs is considering a challenge to deny him the votes. >> would rather be water boarded by liz cheney than vote for kevin mccarthy. >> in the senate, an even bigger debacle after democrats retained the majority following victories by mark kelly and catherine court erz masto and could add a seat next month in georgia. >> the red wave proved to be a red mirage. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell facing backlash from some conservatives who want to put the brakes on this wednesday's leadership elections. >> it would be insane if we re-elect the same leadership two day from now. >> trump is blam

you've got colleagues like marjory taylor green and unlikely to support more aid so are you really certain that republicans will bring this to the floor? >> i think as mike said, the majority on both sides of the aisle support this effort and everybody has a voice in congress and we're going to provide more oversight transparency and accountability and we're not going to write a blank check. >> two key member when is it comes to ukraine aid. what did you hear there, aaron meadow? >> some signals there'll be some politics that come into this. again, there's a wing in the republican party including members in the house and how they're kind of opposed to the idea of giving aid and others who are saying, hey, maybe we're giving too much aid and not being smart. you heard the -- phrase lank blk check and we'll continue hearing that when it comes to ukraine and the air defense is a particular need and what is the u.s. capable of producing and how much capability and the situation from poland two weeks ago that underlines the need from this type of equipment. >> the mike turner talked about working with partners. is the focus likely to be also on the republican

taylor. ktvu is evan sernoffsky joins us live tonight in the newsroom and evan. maybe tonight we do get an official winner here, mikeg the latest results from the county registrar in the next couple hours. there are 2000 remaining countywide votes. ballots i should say that they will post but it's unclear how many of those are oakland voters as it stands shanked how is leading lauren taylor by a mere 680 votes? we're down to just the last few votes countywide. almost two weeks after election day, the alameda county registrar is finally wrapping up vote counting in the oakland mayor's race. it's been a dramatic back and forth between two candidates towel and lauren taylor taylor initially lead in first place votes. but after ranked choice votes were calculated, made a strong comeback and took the lead last week. so yeah, you know, we always like to say that every vote counts, so it's important that we get all of them in, especially on these close races. registrar tim dew point. said the office was counting a final batch of ballots early monday. but there are still 2500 ballots from across the county with signature is

taylor greene. >> it's very, very risky right now to produce a leadership challenge, especially for speak e of the house. >> reporter: also backing mccarthy, incoming republican mike lawler who won one of four key gop races in new york, likely enough to secure the majority. >> i fully support kevin mccarthy and will support him for speaker. >> reporter: yet mccarthy can only afford to lose a handful of gop votes to win the 218 he needs in january to become speaker. and arizona's andy bigs is considering a challenge to deny him the votes. in the senate, an even bigger gop debacle after democrats retain the majority and could add a seat after next month the's runoff in georgia. >> the red wave proved to be a red mirage. >> reporter: senate gop leader mitch mcconnell facing backlash from some conservatives who want to hit the brakes on this wednesday's leadership elections. >> it would be insane if we reelect the same leadership two days from now. >> trump is blaming mcconnell, is that fair? >> no, that's not fair at all. >> reporter: all as democrats are prepared for their own shake-up, once speaker nancy pelosi decides whether to step aside. >> so my decision will

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colleagues like marjorie taylor greene of georgia, thomas massie of kentucky, who are unlikely to support more aid, are you certain that republicans will bring it to the floor? >> as mike said, i think majorities on both sides of the aisle support this effort. everybody has a voice in congress. the fact is we're going to provide more oversight transparency and accountability, we're not going to write a blank check. the last $40 billion package that passed, martha, it was given to us the day of the vote, and members only had a matter of hours to go through all these pages of $40 billion -- >> some of it is long-term aid, tough. >> long term and to be honest a lot of it went to back fill our efforts. we have a voice now and we're going to do this in an accountable way. transparency to the american people. these are american taxpayers dollars going in. does that diminish our will to help the ukrainian people fight? no, but we're going to do it in a responsible way. and i think it's very important that american people understand what's at stake here. if we lose in ukraine, chairman xi is going to look at taiwan. kim jong-un now is providing artillery shells to russia to fi

taylor. swift fans left frustrated and disappointed after waiting hours in an online q to get tickets just to come up empty handed. good evening, everyone and mikejulie haener ticketmaster now canceling public sales for the pop star's eras tour, which includes two bay area shows. ktvu elissa harrington joins us now live. she's in the newsroom and alyssa, we're told, this is now being investigated. that's right. at least one state is taking a deeper look at exactly what happened. attorney general in tennessee is investigating if any consumer protection laws were violated. meanwhile fans i talked to around here describ

mike . warrior, another warrior. a person who is very shy, very timid. we're trying to get her to get a little tougher. >> marjorie taylor , gary, she's terrific. she did a commercial. >> yes, yes, yes. somebody can break into my house, were treated very nicely. but first he's got to go through this as he takes. i said that's a hell of a commercial, but she's great and she's done a tremendous job and she's highly respected, highly respected. and she just won with almost like everybody voted for her. she's great. thank you very much. larger. it's an honor to have you congressional candidates. oh, i love this guy, max miller with max. so where is max? i'll tell you the job he's done. right. and he was with me for four years. i know him. made me almost as well as that guy right there. jim . but max is going to be a great congressman and he turned out to be an incredible campaigner. you know, they're having a hard time with the district and it kept getting worse and worse. they got up. it was a trump plus twenty , then it was a trump plus. and then it was at trump plus two. they kept playing and he kept saying, don't worry a

mike pence on the ticket to bring in a woman to run. it was nikki haley. now we have the same dynamic where we hear marjorie taylor green's name. it gets to the point of why just trump have so much trouble -- just trump have so much trouble with independent women voters and why would that change and, this was the calculation going into 2020. what adding a woman running may change things -- would adding a woman running mate change things? >> i have never heard the term men's issues. have you? the presumption is men can handle all the issues and you can do the economy and energy and president clinton and -- coaching -- president putin and israel. but that women are only women's issues. women care if each -- if you share their position on issues and if you hear the. -- them. if president trump runs, he will get the nomination. i talk with someone who thinks -- will not be interfering with getting back to a great economy. whether that is a woman, or a candidate of color, we will see what happens but i would not put my stock in any one name who is on the list or not who has a good pr team but i think he has out wide average of possi

taylor greene coming in and doing it for him. >> margaret, what's your assessment? >> i've got nothing to add to that. come on. drop the mike. >> there's a name that we haven't mentioned in all this. and that's donald trump. and obviously, if he decides to weigh in on this he's going to have enormous influence. and those hard nos may not be hard nos if donald trump or trump world and the trump orbit is going into kevin's office every day. you see capitol hill reporters tweeting of who just walked in, who just walked out. that can have a real role. >> it seems like marjorie taylor greene sort of got that message too because she has been saying out there publicly like -- or she was urging people to back mccarthy in the course of the leadership election. speaking of trump, can we talk about this tax return situation for a second? margaret, i'm curious what you think. this has been a years-long fight. finally a court that was stacked by donald trump-appointed justices has -- actually, this is not the first time that they have rejected one of his appeals in a situation where he clearly was making a political appeal to them, whet

mike cannot hear me. let us talk about the forward party, jessica taylor.ean the former presidential candidate, i am blanking on his first name, mr. yang. guest: andrew yang. host: and then the former governor of new jersey and others forming this third-party option. caller: week -- guest: we have seen people do it before and we have had this two-party system in america for better or for worse for centuries. but i will say there are places where you could see independents have an effect or where they have made races competitive. we talked about the oregon's governors race where you see betsy johnson running as a middle-of-the-road candidate. she was polling hi support earlier and that does seem to have dropped. a race to keep an eye on where you have an independent running is in utah. evan ran as a presidential candidate in 2016. utah is where he is from and he is mormon. you saw a lot of mormon runners skeptical -- mormons skeptical of trump. he is now a supporter of the president and he is running as an independent promising not to caucus with either part

marjorie taylor greene, paul gosar, including several others, and the people who are also presumptive nominees in 2024 who have not taken the opportunity to decry this meeting. i saw that mike pence did eventually today, and okay, perhaps there's a delay because of the holiday weekend. but the fact that the gop is not coming out full throatedly against this is a notable escalation in how much they are allowing extremist politics to shape the party. >> if republican politicians aren't playing enough of a sort of gate keeper role on this, if they are not quickly and uniformly and unequivocally condemning this sort of thing, which i hear you would make a difference in how much space is unlocked for these groups to operate in on the right, is there something else the rest of the country can do to try to mitigate the harm that's caused by this type of embrace, by a figure like trump? >> i mean, the list of action needed is long and extensive. one of the big ones is i think i've seen not only in the news media, but on twitter and in personal conversation, this sense that because these sort of big lie candidates were pushed back in the midterms and trump didn't do as well as he ha

mike. warrior. another warrior, a person who is very shy and very timid, we tried to get her to get tougher, marjorie taylorreene. she did a commercial, yes, somebody could break into my house we will treat her very nicely. but first you've got to go through this. i said that's a hell of a commercial. but she is great and she's done a tremendous job and she is highly respected. she just one -- like everybody voted for her she is great. thank you very much marjorie it is an honor to have you. i love max miller where is this guy. where is max? i will tell you, the job he has done. right? he was with me for four years, i know him almost as well as that guy jim. he is going to be a great congressman and he turned out to be an incredible campaigner, they are having a hard time with the district and it kept getting worse and worse. our trump plus 20, and then it was -- then there was trump plus two. he kept saying don't worry about it, i'm going to win anyway. then it went the other way, he said don't worry about it and then at the end it became like a trump plus 18. i don't know how you pulled that off, but you

buddy is in taylor's video "anti-hero" buddy comedian, and he was shocked when he saw her talking about -- on the "late show." >> really? >> do you not know this? >> look, i hang out with mikei'm not surprised. one thing, somebody else wants to talk to instead of me. >> i'll let you finish. >> let kaitlan in. >> and thought -- didn't know exactly right. playing music to get us to commercial. >> harry enten, thank you, sir. >> appreciate it. >> thanks, harry. >>> thanks, data -- data. >> listen, all cleaned up. look at your screens now. watching live pictures s out of kennedy space center. nasa about to launch the world's largest rocket in a classified mission. pur-pedic, we're dedicated to helping you sleep like that. every night. so youou get the deep, comfortable, undisturbed rest you deserve. for a limited time, save $300 on select* tempur-pededic mattresses. ♪ ♪ ♪ my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the burning, itching. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower yo