senator murkowski, you have 1 minute. >> thank you. as pat has mentioned, outside of bristol bay this year, it was disastrous, what we saw on our river systems, what we've seen in other parts of the state, when it comes to our salmon. and so, it is important to look to all areas that may be at issue, and bycatch is certainly one of them. so, what do we do? it does come down to science. and i know science is slow, and i know science is expensive, but when you're going to manage, you have to have the science. so it's pushing noah. it's pushing nims. it's making sure that within these appropriations accounts, we do have the funding for them. i think we need to have 100% observer coverage, and we can do it through electronic monitoring. let's use our technologies. we need to have more dynamic, in season, and adaptive management. north pacific management council is a hard and a clumsy system right now. when we're operating in times of less than abundance. it needs to be addressed. >> all right, thank you, candidates. gasoline and heating fu

murkowski has been in u.s.bers around. >> i much continued to for the nation for the people of alaska and myself, voting system that is in alaska, they adopted it from california. to help democrats, and liberals. they want to avoid in republican party republican primary. they go right to this jungle l list they call it i don't care about number two, votes when people go into vote, now, what does it look like, what should they do. >> voting system, as project veritas exposed, they said a des creation of democracy for murkowski and her campaign team to try to reengineer an election system to rig it in her favor, she would not have her senate seat if we had a normal election system, she would have lost primary. and she trailing by double digits. but, the easiest answer, people are watching, if you are supporting me, as candidate for u.s. senate, bubble in number 1 for kelly tshibaka, keep it simple, leave the rest blank and move on. they did, they got through a process of deception saying they would get rid of all

at the same time the republicans in the senate are funding lisa murkowski and they are paying for adse trying to smear you why would that be. >> that's absolutely right it's very shocking here and alaska republican party has censured murkowski they actually removed her from membership in endorsed me so she's not the republican candidate in alaska even though it's a head-to-head between both of us she's only in the race at 50% because the democrats are behind her i don't know why mitch mcconnell decided to pull money from other candidates like blake masters and put it against me, $6 million in alaska goes a long way think about it like this in 2016 murkowski raised only $26 for her entire campaign. it seems like mitch mcconnell would rather have a minority he can control rather than majority that he cannot because after this lisa murkowski will owe him a lot of favors and she just does the bidding do from passing through all of the radical nominees that is shut down the energy industry, killed our jobs and inflated all of our grocery and gas prices, people are feeling across america or

he has been able to rally that community as has murkowski.rite-in victory in 2010 was because of the native community rallying behind her so this is smart politics for murkowski to do this. politics makes for strange bedfellow, particularly in alaska, which is a state that has a lot of idiosyncrasies. and we're seeing that play out. >> leigh ann caldwell says they are running as abortion rights moderates, independent minded, consensus builders focused on alaska's need, not the partisan and culture wars playing out in the lower 48. kind of makes me want to go to alaska. >> culture wars are alive and well everywhere, but murkowski's brand, her core brand more than almost anybody else in american politics is independent. she's like you don't want to nominate me? i'll run has an independent. >> she won a write-in campaign. anyone who questions her political judgment, she lost her primary and won a write-in campaign. >> so this is a way to get people across the aisle to vote for you. by the way, whoever in washington was going to be mad at her for

murkowski is often the tie-breaking vote that just helps the establishment.f the time with joe biden. and when the mcconnell money pledge came in, she said to mcconnell, you've always been there for me, mitch, i'll be there for you. it is a disgusting exchange of favors by the establishment at the expense of the people of alaska, and that's what we're rising together to say you can't buy our senate seat for your partisan interests when you don't care about our future. so we're happy to have support from across america, but it has been a fight, maria. it has been more campaign dark money from the lower 48 if d.c. establishment in our state than murkowski and i have spent combined in course -- our campaigns. that's a lot of money. so, again, kelly for ak.com if people want to help. maria: real quick, this ranked choice in the journal, kim strassel calls it a scam. do you think it's a scam? >> we know that more cow can sky's allies and campaign team put it in place so she could try and secure her senate seat. she'd be out of the election by now if we had a norma

now, murkowski has boasted that she has no problem betraying the republican agenda. check this out. >> when the party is, is, is taking an approach or saying things that i think are just absolutely wrong, i think it's my responsibility as an alaskaen senator speaking out for alaskaens to just speak the truth. >> laura: i'm feeling some liz cheyney vibes here and has she respected the alaskaens in the u.s. senate given what she's stood for in so many votes? >> laura, i think you identified it correctly when you said murkowski has not problem betraying and says one thing to us and does the exact opposite in dc and running paid ads up here saying joe biden was coming to grab our guns when she was working with biden and mcconnell to vote for extreme gun control and red flag laws and even democrats carry guns in alaska, but this is the kind of double talk we've been getting from murkowski for a long time and supports energy industry and resources and she's the person that casts the tie breaking vote to advance the nomination of the radical environmentalist deb holland to

well, i think you identified it correctly when you said murkowski has no problemhas nous training.s the exac she says one thing to us and she does the exact opposite . so in dc, she was running paid ads up here saying joe biden wasns a coming to grab our guns when she was working with biden to vote for and mcconnelexl to vote for extreme gun control and red flag laws. evens an democrats carry guns ie alaska, but this is the kind of double talk we've been getting from murkowski for a long time. she says she supports energyon industry and resources, but she's the person who cast the ti reakine breaking vote to advance the nomination of the radical environmentaliste b' deb holland to be biden's interior secretary. this affects all of americ isa. our it's deb holland who has shutcot down the oil and gas industryd and driven up our cost of gasenn at the pump and caused us to go from being energy dominantdva to being reliantri on our forein adversaries for gas. and that killed all kinds of jobs in alaska, including they e the kind my mom had when i wasro a little girl.mend mom got a jot

murkowski had the same problem. she wanted the house to do a fuller investigation. she compared the impeachment in the house to a dead cat on the senate doorstep, basically that pelosi did not do her homework and expected the senate would do it. because of that she ends up voting -- for various reasons -- that is one of the reason she was turned off from the case in the senate. host: it was john bolton who would eventually change the scene for the senate side. he had a book coming out. guest: the very dramatic moment after the trial starts in the first impeachment trial where the new york times publishes, not an certain, but gets their eyes on a subsection of his book. it is saying the quid pro quo israel and it flows everything into a tailspin and all of the sudden you have mitch mcconnell has to put down a potential mutiny in his party of people who were very worried they will have to get the book into this did so people can read it. this highlights -- the whole time, mcconnell had pointed to senators with legal experience and called them his legal eagles. ted cru

we know murkowski is a democrat. votes with the left and given biden tie breaking votes and cut jobs in ski skachlt voting for gun control. that doesn't go over well up here. >> sean: this bothers me. the republicans in alaska are choosing you over murkowski. why is mitch mcconnell involving himself in this battle? when you would be a great senator for the people of alaska. you believe in energy independence and secure borders and law and order. you are a rock soiled conservative. the people of alaska don't need to hear from mitch mcconnell the kentucky senator waying in from million dollars to fight against the party -- waying. >> there are 2 reasons. weighing. we would rather have a minority he can control rather than a majority he can't. i hold government insiders accountable and making government work for the people instead of against the people. i support mitch mcconnell and the washington, d.c. insiders they don't like it to have me in there working for the people of the united states of america. i suspect like

murkowski and her two challengers. at nine, we take you to north dakota were senator john hoeven debates his democratic oppones. at 10 p.m., debate between the colorado senator and his republican challenger. watch these detetonight on c-span, our free mobile video app, c-span now, or online at www.c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including cox. >> homework can be hard but squatting in a diner for internetwork is even harder. that's why we are providing lower income students access to affordable internet so homework can just be homework. cox connects to compete. >> cox along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> representative and her three challengers in alaska's 2022 race for the state single u.s. house eat and republican sarah palin and a libertarian took part in a debate hosted by alaska public media. the candidates talked about inflation, energy and the january 6 committee investigation. >>

senator murkowski, they've elect removed her from membership. we know she's a democrat. s with he votes with the left. she's given biden tiebreaking votes that have helped to pursue this energy annihilatingi agenda and cut our jobs up here in alaska. eakingvoting for radical gun gul control and red flag laws. and that doesn't go over well up here. alaskans are really motivated for a change. but these smear ad campaigns, i think, have definitely helped us this is money that he could put in to help georgia and pennsylvania and arizona, where we could flip seats and pick a moderate republican on republican side. because the republicans in alaska have chosene repu and are choosing you over. lisa murkowski, whmurkowy is mih mcconnell involving himself in an intramural battle like this? when youwhen you would be a gret senator for the people of alaska? you believe in energr the y independence. you believe in secure borders, you believe in law and order.ced i've looked at your record. i've interviewed you now at least four or five times between radio and tv. you are a rock soli

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patty murray in washington, maggie new hampshire, rand paul in kentucky, licia -- lisa murkowski alaska, tim scott and south carolina, and jerry moran in kansas. those six senators are on the committee that have oversight over the cdc and other agencies who are responsible for the pandemic response. so if you live in any of those states, washington, new hampshire, kentucky, alaska, south carolina or kansas, holger senators accountable for what they've done to the country. >> several polls say the economy is top of the list for reasons that people will vote this november. how does that factor as far as the pandemic is concerned? caller: what ruined our economy? people who are dead and can't work. people who are too sick to work and we have a worker shortage. they are six feet underground. that is why there aren't any workers. they are sick or dead it was the pandemic. it was the response to the

, we often disagree on a number of issues and collins and murkowski and republican senators have endorsed me and i'm grateful. we need help explaining and spreading the word that evan mcmullin is the democrat's candidate in had race and i encourage your voters and you videoers who want to vote in utah go to lee for senate.com, we could use their help. >> shannon: if you win the senate and house back as republicans, the president has warning, inflation sits at 40-year high, and his policies need time to kick in, he is celebrating and had a warning for voters if they vote for the gop. >> they will crash the economy next year by threatening full faith and credit for the united states putting the united states in default unless we yield to their demand to cut social security medicare. >> shannon: he says you are a no vote and want to get rid of caps on prescriptions and giving billionaires tax cuts, does the gop have a plan for tackling inflation? >> that is information-free truth-free statement by president biden. the fact of the matter is his policies have made our economy worse, we brought

earl van dorn when chris murkowski came to me and said i need an idea i forget the whole thing how the conversation went down it's been three years ago but i said i think i have a winning topic a guy that has and violence. and especially after lunch when you get this lot, thank you very much for moving me i will introduce you to the reason that i have to do double for time and why i keep glancing to stage left, just a minute. earl van dorn let's see where he is from. he was born in port gibson mississippi the same site the civil war battle from the vicksburg campaign boarding 1820 he came from a wealthy and influential family i have been in the house it's in a lot better shape when i saw 20 years ago 15 or 20 years ago but i think that picture predates that, his father dies when he's a teenager leaving him to fend for himself. you know i was just talking to greg about 40 years in the park service, i have 22 and we have all these college kids wanted to get on with the government and applying this to earl van dorn i don't know how much skill in life and how much is who you know none othe

earl van dorn, when chris murkowski came to me and said, i need an idea, i forget the whole thing, how the conversation went down, it's been three years ago. but i say, you know, i think i've got a winning topic. i've got a guy that's got sex and violence. >> [laughs] >> especially after lunch. when you get this slot, which, thank you very much for moving me up -- i will introduce you to the reason i've also gathered in double for time. i keep glancing to stage left. all right. earl van dorn, let's see where old earl is from right here. he was born in port gibson, mississippi, the same site as the civil war battle from the vicksburg campaign. born in 1820. he came from a wealthy and influential family. i've actually been in that house. it's in a lot better shape when i saw 20 years ago, 15 or 20 years ago. but i think that picture predates that. his father dies, though, when he is a teenager, leaving earl van dorn to fend for himself. and so, you know, people, i was just talking to greg mertz over here, 40 years in the park service, i've got 22 in. we've got all these kids in with the

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padilla has also scored some other major endorsements, like from alaska republican senator, lisa murkowskilate congressman young starters, son of his staff have also come out in support of peltola. so ball peeling and bigots continue to be, they created the conditions where the democratic candidate and the current congresswoman, mary peltola, running on her pro jobs, pro choice, pro efficient, pro family platform, had a real shot at staying on as a democratic congresswoman from alaska. and congressman mary peltola joins me now! congresswoman, it is great to have you on the program! i was describing earlier today in our meeting, your agenda. the pro choice, pro jobs, pro fish, and pro family, and someone's head, but what's profit? and i think well i think i know, but why don't i ask you! what is the pro-fish in your profits agenda? >> while the alaska connally is really built in part on the fishing industry. and my informer job was with that costco -- in a tribal fish commission. unfortunately we've had 13 years of serious declines up shook salmon, and we've had three years of very precipit

eastern alaska with senator murkowski and her two challengers.t 9 p.m., we will take you to north dakota. at 10:00 p.m., a debate between lodo senator michael bennett and his republican challenger. you can watch all these debates tonight on c-span, our free mobile video app, online on-demand at c-span.org. charles in jackson, tennessee, republican. good morning. caller: it seems to be eight up with inflation and high gas prices. with jobs everywhere, nobody is working. host: a government subsidy coming from the state? caller: i'm not sure where the money is coming from. where these people get the money not to work. i had to work my whole life. i don't understand why these people don't have to. host: george in circleville, ohio, independent. caller: it is the economy. we have the high inflation. yesterday, they talked about the gdp. of course it is going to go up if prices go up. that is gross domestic product. for instance, i was at kroger yesterday, a local store where i live, and prices every week go up. dog food. we havthe dogs. we cannot affo

returning to the senate who do believe in democracy, voted to hold donald trump accountable, like lisa murkowski in the senate. uh, so you're going to have a mixed bag. >> bonnie, what are you thinking in this moment? >> you know, milk is expensive. so of course we should vote in the party slow roasting the planet and keep that cheap milk flowing into our sticky children's faces. >> voters know that republicans get stuff done. just think about how we pulled off those several hundred thousand covid funerals. let's go back to that debate in pennsylvania between david mehmet oz and david fetterman. afterwards, there was a lot of speculation about whether fetterman has cognitive capacity to serve alongside mental super athletes like dianne feinstein and chuck grassley. to investigate, i respectfully purchased fetterman's brain from my cousin ricky. as you can see, fetterman's brain is wrinkly, lacking the silky smooth linoleum sheen of a healthy brain. i've told it to roll over multiple times and it does not follow basic commands. margaret, back me up. senators need to be geniuses operating at the v

i supported that with senator murkowski. advanced reactors, offshore wind. the hugest economic opportunity to diversify our economy in our lifetime. i think my opponent is clearly saying she opposed the legislation that would have supported that. another piece of an -- legislation that makes the investments of infrastructure we have tried to be making for decades. it provides the resources we need to expand our port. we are the third-largest largest port on the east coast. we have increased to 3 million container units. we are investing in things that will grow our economy gas -- lower gas prices. my opponent is not providing any solutions for these things that she is complaining about. host: 32nd remodel. ms. kiggans: the act my opponent voted for she said herself it is in name only. she said we are going to -- it spends $80 billion to hire new irs agents which are going to go after low-income income -- middle income earners. infrastructure bill, only 6% went to roads and bridges and transportation improvements. the rest is driving up inflation. my opponent

murkowski in alaska is one because they got ranked choice voting, which is complicated. grassley in iowa, grassley is 89, but it looks like he is going to win. and you've got the mike lee situation in utah, where there is an independent and democrat running against him, but i think he will still win. to me, those are the three we are going to watch election night. one of those three could drop and then the whole map gets scrambled. gerald: but if democrats lose an incumbent in colorado, i can't imagine how you put the math together to control the senate. scott: if we get colorado, it is over. the three were to watch our pennsylvania, nevada, and georgia. whoever wins two of those three will be the majority, no matter if georgia goes to a runoff and even if the republicans laws, they will still be a majority. gerald: let's talk about a couple of outliers that could be interesting. washington senator patty murray is running against republican tiffany smiley, a great name for a candidate. she's got a race on her hands too, apparently. scott: tiffany smiley is an attractive,

murkowski had the same problem. she wanted the house to do a fuller investigation. compared the impeachment in the house to a dead cat on the senate doorstep, basically that pelosi did not do her homework and expected the senate would do it. because of that she ends up voting -- for various reasons -- that is one of the reason she was turned off from the case in the senate. host: it was john bolton who would eventually change the scene for the senate side. he had a book coming out. guest: the very dramatic moment after the trial starts in the first impeachment trial where the new york times publishes, not an certain, but gets their eyes on a subsection of his book. it is saying the quid pro quo israel and it flows everything into a tailspin and all of the sudden you have mitch mcconnell has to put down a potential mutiny in his party of people who were very worried they will have to get the book into this did so people can read it. this highlights -- the whole time, mcconnell had pointed to senators with legal experience and called them his legal eagles. ted cruz wa

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lisa murkowski, she is dressed like a republican. she say radical too. i'll be right back.ovation electrified. with apple music seamlessly integrated. the all-new, all-electric eqs suv from mercedes-benz. mark: welcome back america. when i think of greatness of america, states men we have today. and i'm looking at foreign policy, i think of tom cotton, a combat veteran, he was the first or among first to point out problems we had with communist china. and we want to talk about some of this today particularly given weakness of the biden administration. the nuclear threats that are going on. the appease.ment of iran, you he written a fantastic book. you can get it on amazon.com, any major bookstore. first, what caused you to write this book, what do you think about what is going on with this administration? >> thank you, mark. i started to conceive only the strong last summer after the fiasco in afghanistan, so man americans asking me, how did we let this happen? and but then as i thought more about it i got the question in other forms, how did we let left wing radical rampag

from some accounts is that mitch mcconnell is holding purse strings, alaska getting behind lisa murkowskiy chewbacca a donald trump supported candidate you do feel more confident than perhaps a couple months ago do you think something switched changes for the senate? >> i think that it is the high price at the pump high price at grocery store empty shelves at the grocery stores high price clothing allflationary actions this administration hasten to, and people realize that, yes, joe biden is responsible for that. but, also, you have democrats like in georgia warnock voted with joe biden, 96% of the time, it appears very disingenuous to people all across the country, when these candidates will not have biden come in, and campaign with them with looking at data -- you have a candidate voted 97% of the time with joe biden, and you are going to have adam laxalt win that seat people realize that they look at this say how hypocritical of these candidates because people are tired of being broke of needing to get a second job to make ends meet. maria: great point that you make. in terms of voting

election we had that produced a more moderate nominee or winner, the democrat over sarah palin and lisa murkowski is the only senator up for reelection will get at least second place and get support from independents and democrats already, not just republicans. a problem also looking at setting this up and execute part for me. >> slightly optimistic points, if you had told me after the chaos of 2020 in january 6 that the attacks on biden with a 50-50 senate and tiny majority of the house, afghanistan which i think was a mistake hurt him politically and lessened his power, if you told me we could pull off the ukraine foreign policy with good u.s. work, good diplomatic work and solidify the alliance. ukrainians think we are key to it europeans think we are key to it. it's gone pretty well with little attempts to speak of republicans, democrats who were shut down by pelosi. these institutions remain strong. u.s. ability to help others around the world remains unmatched, obviously in terms of equipment. that has been heartening. i wonder ukraine could be a moment where people are reminded what is at

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base of the republican party, which has melded with trump, no, that rally -- but where is the lisa murkowskiitt romney? where are those who differentiate themselves? i know they don't condone it, but they need to say it. >> they need as to stand up and say it, but this isn't just about playing to debates. they need to wind moderates, independents, and that kind of -- is not going to help. >>> kanye west, against, it's just anti-semitic. there's no other interpretation he says, you guys have toyed with me, tried to blackball anyone who opposes your agenda. what i don't understand is why isn't the discussion about, gosh, how awful is it that he's saying semitic things out loud. people just are like, he 'trolling, but it's hate 68, damageful, ruins life. he likes the attention, his provocative. he feels like he's being a free thinker, that's just strictly garbage. >> it's jew hating 101. this is just, purely that's all it is. >>> let's talk electoral politics. there's some interesting reporting that former president obama wants to go on the campaign trail, but it may not be as much as some demo

candidates from two of the most closely watched races there with me today as kelli to back out races lisa murkowskialaska and blake masters fights establishment while trailing mike kelly in arizona both senate hopefuls live this morning, likely on the ballot in 2024 but will nikki haley run for president or team up with someone else as a vice presidential candidate in 2024, she will join us with her plans and biden's foreign policy blunders, it's alright here right now on "sunday morning futures". ♪. maria: we began the sunday morning with the threat of a compromise commander-in-chief, during a critical time for america with adversaries on the march, the chinese communist party in the stated goal of overtaking the united states is the number one superpower, russia taunting the world with nuclear threats, ukraine under war, the feds have reportedly closed in on charges against the presidents son. the washington post reported the charges revolve around tax crimes in line when purchasing a gun. the much more serious crimes that can affect the national security of america revolve around the potential b

each with very unique infrastructure needs, or ably represented by senators shaking, collins, and murkowskithey are also they they are often known as the senates wonder woman. they must shut out noise from the extremes, refused to demonize each other, when we had disagreements. instead, we focused on identifying creative solutions and common sense compromises to get the job done. these values are a collaboration and focus, also guiding my work and passing into law our bipartisan essay for communities act, historic legislation that will save lives, help children learn and grow, giving healthy and supportive environment, and make our communities safer, more vibrant places. for too long, political gains in washington on both sides of the aisle stopped progress from protecting our communities and keeping families safe and secure. commonsense proposals were tossed to the side. partisan lawmakers chose politics instead of solutions. elected officials make a habit of insulting one another for offering thoughts and prayers, for blaming violence only on mental illness, io games, or particular kinds

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ukraine showed up on the remote island in alaska asking for our protection that's from senator lisa murkowski's office a spokesperson said the two russians showed up in a boat at the beach in gambell, alaska in the bering sea you see it is 36 miles away from the peninsula of siberia alaska's other senator, dan sul sullivan, says homeland security is trying to determine if the two can stay in america. >>> he's accused of killing six people during a fourth of july parade in wisconsin. now his behavior in court is getting all the attention. what went down today that may well force the judge's hand. >>> and part of new york's brand new gun law just got blocked today's decision by a judge that the new york governor is already promising to fight crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coven

don't give it to lisa murkowski. >> if you want to help bolduc or marco, we'll take your money and spend it as fast as we can on these races. we've got 12 days to go. we've got to get the unanimoussage out and get people out -- we've got to get the message out and we've got to get people out to vote. we're working hard. >> sean: this is a town ha hall. your name is? >> hi, i'm angela. >> sean: hi, angela. long-time listener, first-time caller? >> sea >> yes. >> sean: that's a radio thing. hello, what's your question. >> our family relocated down to florida just last year. >> sean: from? >> new jersey. >> sean: oh boy. >> i just want to -- >> sean: you're not bringing your politics with you, right? >> absolutely not. >> sean: then you're very welcome. >> thank you. thank you, senators and governor desantis for the job you're doing fighting for the moms and the children. while i've been very blessed to find an amazing school, the children are our future. how do we stop the indoctrination of our children across the country and ensure the future generations uphold the values our great nation

this is from senator lisa murkowski's office.hat the russians showed up in a boat at a beach in gambell, alaska. you can see that it is 36 miles away from the peninsula of siberia. homeland security is still trying to determine whether the two can stay in america. no comment yet from customs and border protection. >>> he is accused of killing six people during a fourth of july parade in wisconsin. but now his behavior in court is getting all the attention. what went down today that may well force the judge's hand? >>> part of new york's brand new gun law just got blocked. today's decision by a judge that the new york governor is already promising to fight ell di . with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. >>> court proceedings off to a rocky start today in the trial of the man accused of killing six people at a christmas parade in wisconsin, last year. look at this. within 10 minutes, the sky, darrell brooks jr. interrupted the judge at least a dozen >>>

after this lisa murkowski will owe him a lot of favors, and she just does the bidding of d.c.nsiders. maria: coming up, two republican gubernatorial candidates who are winning. kari lake in arizona takes the lead over incumbent katie hobbs. she will join me morning. tudor dixon is closing in on gretchen whitmer in michigan. both ladies here in just a few moments live. >>> then, corruption in plain sight. the e-mails that will not go away. evidence of influence-peddling showing hunter and jim biden making millions on the big guy's name and his role as vice president filling up the biden family coffers with millions for decades. here's house oversight ranking member jim comber on this program last week. >> you look at the facts with hunter biden and jim biden, the entire biden crime family, as i would call it, they've been influence peddling for a decade. maria: wisconsin senator ron johnson, who's been investigating the biden family business dealings, joins us in just a few moments. >>> then, is impeachment on the table in 2023? for being rut and unfit? -- corrupt and unfit? jo

it's striking to see the cross party endorsements, lisa murkowski who's the republican senator, she'sning she sort of one of the most moderate members of the republican caucus. how does it come about, is it a product of a unique politics, or of the rank choice voting system? >> i think it's not really anything to do with rank choice voting. it really is a product of alaska, in terms of numbers of people or a very small state. leaders know that only harms us and our state when we're making enemies. the three of us, were lifelong alaskans, we've been in leadership positions for over 20 years, and we recognize that memories are long and friends come and go, but enemies are used to caved. and there's no sense of making an amaze. >> it's so, weird through the looking glass in the way that most politics really -- what you're saying is, politics one-on-one. try to be affable, try to create friendships, try to get people to like you, whatever their politics are. but it seems like it's opposite. it does seem like in your state there's something different going on there? >> well, like you said,

murkowski faced off against her two challengers kelly tshibaka and democrat on a number of topics includingrgy, inflation and abortion. >> abortion should not be without limitation. >> i really am pro-choice. i think it needs to be up to the discretion of the individual, not anyone else. >> there is a bill that has been introduced that would set a nationwide it second trimester when the fetus could feel pain i would support a bill like that. >> alaska's high stakes race could decide the senate majority. a common antibiotic used to treat all sorts of ailments in kids is in short supply. three of the largest manufacturers of amoxicillin working with the fda to ramp up production and it is forcing doctors and pharmacists across the nation to find alternative treatment. that shortage comes as a new study finds rsv and the flu can actually fuse together creating an entirely new untreatable hybrid virus. looking ahead, doctors are warning of hydrocarbon flu season. and neiman marcus christmas catalog is out and as always there are some real over the top items like this rare cart yea diamond tiara