dave milledge is the former gop chair in scott county, iowa. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> you were called a traitor because you spoke out against the insurrection and said president trump should be impeached as a result of inciting that insurrection. you were ousted as the party chair. so, can you relate to what liz cheney is going through now? and do you think she'll survive this? >> well, yes, i can relate to it. yes, i think she will survive it. i think she received like 141 votes the last time they tried to remove her with minority -- i mean, it was not even close. she had a great deal of support, which shows me that a lot of people, a lot of republicans agree with her position, even though they're not -- they're unwilling to say so. >> yeah, it was 145 last time in favor of her to 61. but this time it's going to be a secret ballot. this time what they say is that because she keeps saying that president trump is, you know, propagating the big lie that more republicans are kind of fed up. do you think that the tid

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. >> reporter: they run for joey's dad, joseph milledge killed in operation iraqi freedom in 2007.t your dad >> i think about him all the time i think of him encouraging me and just a little bit more, joey, take one more step. >> reporter: the race course lined with unforgotten faces >> bye, daddy. >> reporter: and the much smaller ones forever longing to be near them >> the irony of this moment is that the very person who each of these kids are running for is the person they want at the finish line. >> reporter: but true victory is won on the way there as grief channels to a goal >> no matter how many times you're down, just put one foot in font of the other, and you will get there >> reporter: every finish a winded salute. >> it feels as if i'm reminding the world that my dad has made the ultimate sacrifice, and he will not be forgotten. >> reporter: always proud to run, determined to always remember catie beck, nbc news, dupont, washington >> and we of course honor their sacrifice. thanks for waking up with us i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. we leave you with this,

their i milledge hand your watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. here tonight top stories 1st israel unleashing another series of air strikes on gaza city it's the latest escalation after a bloody weekend along the strip next our panel guests answer the question why are world powers and not intervening in the bloodshed. amid the escalation in the middle east we're hearing reports now of violence happening against israelis right here in the u.s. will bring you a full report and finally bill gates admitting to an affair with a former microsoft employee did it have anything to do with him leaving the company will discuss alright it's time to boost your news i. there seems to be no end in sight in the latest round of fighting between israeli forces and hamas the conflict started about 2 weeks ago after violence broke out when israeli authorities in east jerusalem pushed to evict palestinian families in order to make way for jewish settlers now an international call to stop the ongoing bloodshed is falling on deaf ears as israel vows

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