let's start with myrna. thanks so much for your time. what don't you like about liz cheney?think one thing that stands out to me at this point in time is that, while she has been a very conservative vote in the legislature, she just seems to be swinging a little bit more toward the left. but even before that in the last couple of years, it just does not feel she really represents the state anymore. >> let's talk about that, myrna, because when you say she's swinging more towards the left, i think she voted on -- in terms of the issues, she is where donald trump is. she voted with donald trump i think on 93% of the time. she's conservative. and so -- >> i get that. >> yeah. so, what -- in terms of -- why aren't those issues or her positions on those issues as important to you? >> well, like i say, that has been the case. but here recently -- i mean, you take, for example, the gun vote. that is not pro-wyoming. she is not representing her constituents anymore. when you start voting against gun s and the second amendment, that becomes an issue for a large number of wyomingens.

and by ion tag, over alleged copyright infringement. myrna claims that pfizer working with by ion tech of germany copied is technology to produce their own covey 19 backseat. the tournament hanes and it filed a patent several years ago, which protects that m. r. in a technology used to develop the vaccine. pfizer, which is an american company, says that it is surprised by these allegations. it's important to note that both companies and both vaccines use this m r in a gene technology i want to pull in now, brian abramson from falls church virginia. he has handled patent disputes before the u. s. court of appeals before he now cheers. the national vaccine law conference. it's good to have you. with this, let me ask me this is really surprised. everybody. it seems. does this lawsuit, does it have merit? well the question to what is the lawsuit has merit will be a very long drawn out in detail. one that will delve into the history of moderne is development of their technology. and generally speaking, there are 2 routes by which pfizer will see to defend itself. one saying that whatever th

think of christine o'donnell, sharon eckel, richard myrna, tied a can, what are they all have in commonthe table in the past 12 years and mitch mcconnell is very fearful of some of the gubernatorial candidates from the same thing. >> mike: so let me follow-up, is this energy over abortion, does that cost republicans how seats, senate seats, governors races? >> governor's race as i think is where you start to look at that. penciling at arizona being the two prominent examples. otherwise it's really hard to extrapolate kansas affecting a particular congressional race, but it's that larger conversation, and so as we have these trigger laws as we have other measures on the ballot, republicans, if you're not talking about inflation, you are losing your message. >> one thing i will say, the one thing i think you can look at kansas and really take note of was the turnout. you saw presidential level turnout in a primary where there was really no big democratic primary going on. >> and new voters. >> the energy has shifted a bit and that is something to watch. >> and in kansas you did see a cons