settlements and hesitates, should not only be the concern of the few, got i will, is, has a lot of t, n. john is back. we spoke to n j oak, the executive chair of the african energy chamber who sees what he saw it called 27 . was really wealthy nations trying to both africa around i think, i think as a quest for help has not really been listened to. or because requests for just energy transition has already been played into i and i've not been dark with. i think what we saw was a lecture lecture from really wealthy nations on western nations coming down to africa and africans. what to do. and i think that is exactly what are some are person mohammad. why really? nigeria, in a great a said how not to talk about climate change. we use the climate class in africa that we and we are victims of the climate, not and not to be after. or we are only 3 hot, 3 percent greenhouse gas emissions. what we saw was it was something shock obvious, raised because african boyce, they shut down an africans would be make sure, and i think african ones rose up on school and did not buy into narrative that we need

increases and cutting and sendin. ,, ., , just tax increases and cutting and s..endin_, ,, ., n, spending. john massive psalm. _ spending. john stapleton, it is a massive psalm. you _ spending. john stapleton, it is a massive psalm. you can -- - spending. john stapleton, it is a - massive psalm. you can -- massive massive psalm. you can —— massive psalm. you can only look to the previous prime minister which is effectively the same government and all the papers making that point as to why this debt is so high. very difficult one forjeremy hunt to get away from, even is he is hands out say look, this is going to hurt. fix, say look, this is going to hurt. a rabbit free zone is a reverse compared to the last budget. that of course _ compared to the last budget. that of course take — compared to the last budget. that of course take the pound against the dollan _ course take the pound against the dollar. and lead to a great crisis in the _ dollar. and lead to a great crisis in the pension system, that bailed out by— in the pension system, that bailed out by the — in the pension system, that bailed o

there in california right now and i'm out here and have been all over ohio with tim ryan n pennsylvania with johnth mandela barnes in wisconsin and cherry beasley in north carolina. i think either we're ahead in these races or in striking distance. look at mark kelly. look how well he's doing. we're going to win these races. he can talk about all he wants out there. i'm in the middle of it. i'm focused in the strength of our country. they're not just talking about infrastructure. they're b're building infrastr no longer talking the talk. we're building roads, bridges, getting broadband up. finally doing something about semiconductor chips so we make things in america. don't forget the pharmaceutical prices. >> -- >> i do. yes i do. i look at the races. our inkurm bents are either ahead or they're tied. i looked at the get out the vote efforts that we have that are extraordinary and these pick-up seats and what we can do. >> let's talk about one of the incumbents you're with one of your incumbent colleagues in new hampshire, campaigning with maggie hassan there. she's running against somebody who

two of the nation's largest grocers announced plans to become one, potentially creating a n supermarket titan. john yang has more. correspondent: william, the nearly $25 billion deal is an effort to compete with retailers like walmart, the top u.s. grocery seller, and amazon, which is expanding its food operations. kroger wants to buy albertsons, which would bring together such well-known brands as safeway, ralph's, harris teeter, and shaw's under the same corporate umbrella. 5000 stores nationwide that would serve an estimated 85 million households. that is about 13% of the market. sam silverstein is a reporter for grocery dive, which covers the grocery industry. sam, thanks for being with us. help us put this iperspective. how big a deal is this? has the grocery industry ever seen anything like this? >> i guess you could say this is an unprecedented transaction that they're proposing. and what's so important here is that so much about the grocery industry is personal to people. it's not just about businesses coming together. in this case, it really is about people's access to food and their perce

john fetterman became a us n senator last night. doesight anyone think john fetterman was a quality candidate? -ha-ha. is that why heis he won because td quality candidates on the left to the voteres of pennsylvania really want a brain damaged candidate who's never had a real job? do they think he was more impressive than the guy who spent his career doing heart transplants? >> probably not.m credit for you've got to give him credit for at least knowing who theyfe. were voting for and they votedwt fo dr john fetterman. he won anyway. cases what does that tell you?candid it tells you thaate t inqualitys the quality is not actually the most important thing.ll what is ?, they well, the mechanics of an election, they matter. in fact,metimes than matter somi more than any individualle running in the election. the way people vota bi vote makg difference to the outcome.e out. and so, by the way, this access. to channels of communication, why does that matter?es >> tha? well, because you can sa speaever you want, but if noll one hears you, y

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and i hope we will get the full audit-n afghanistan, we were spending about colors $50 billion a year. john sako was the inspector general. they call it military money and all pooled with money and the waste, fraud and abows in afghanistan was emmick. he our money was being wasted and going to fraud. and if they get an inspect oirl general, we are going to find the same thing in afghanistan and time to stop sending another penny to ukraine. and with that, i turn it to matt gaetz. mr. gaetz: i'm here as a member to say the days of endless cash and military material to ukraine are numbered. they are numbered in the days that are required to act on congressman green's well-thought-out res ugh like. i will not vote for one more dollar to you crane or one more dollar to ukraine. we are far too entangled and i call on the secretary of defense to declassify the inspector general report on our compliance regarding chain of custody. there is a report now. you all can't read it and i wish the american people could see the extent to which our laws have been violated, our regulations have been ignored

john was facing a who's coord? well order with washington, new, really our new pull up our u. n. p. 5 bits. it's to us as china's president, and we include china relations. john managed to remain corum and premier, doing most of it looks like we've run into some technical issues once again, but anyway, that was benjamin child professor at powerschool of technology and business and the center for china and globalization. thanks. joining us on the program. ah, almost 200 palestinians, civil society organizations have written to letters to the international criminal court, calling on it to take action over israel's conduct. the letters highlight the designation of 6 palestinian organizations as terrorist groups by israel, as well as later raids on their headquarters. israel accused them of operating as part of a network run by the popular front for the liberation of palestine. elected group considered to be a terrorist, one by israel, and the west civil society groups which penned the letters have called on the court to condemn the moves by israel and further scrutinize his actions in palestine

that plan works out >> well, it's all part of the mix on how we're thinking about, john, advanced technologies here n 7 and n 5 are the big high profit drivers i think also what might be somewhat under appreciated is they're ramping up pretty darn quickly here the next generation three nanometer, 3n. their big competitor is samsung. it looks like samsung it is going to be -- their latest and greatest is going to be used largely in house with their own products taiwan semi, they're going to have open field. they've already announced price increases of about 22% our view is this is an incredibly capital intensive business, not unlike the railroads in which buffett owns. >> right >> but here's the difference i mean, you don't have a regulator of course market prices, cyclicality. the business is generating cash flow returns on investment on 45% on enormous capital expenditures the likes of, well, intel, apple, qualcomm, their latest and greatest isn't even possible without the size, scale and scope of taiwan semi >> right. >> you're right, the stock has bounced off the lows it's only trading about 13, 1

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i want to make sure the extreme ideas of john fetterman aren't there and to do that we n need o do twongs, two little things. it will come to vote but is not that simple. you have to get others to vote. i believe a new. and i am asking you to come with me and bring ten of your friends because if we are all in we win. we can do this together. all in, we win. all in, we win. all in, we win. is goals titan kathy hochul bringing in the big guns former secretary of state president clinton and harris as crime issue in the race. >> it's not new to me because of my election time i've been working on this my entire time as governor. >> look at the cover, and the heart of the city a homeless with 25 arrests were a few other sexual assaults attacked a female jogger yet another reason for resulting stopping criminals at the top of his issue. >> if all of the energy and the issues on our side and they are desperate to try to energize their base. that's why they are bringing hilary out and come a la and bill clinton, jill biden, they are getting really small crowds. less than two people at the event

well, congressman, today, ressman,john , fetterman, addres crime issue. >> watch i n this race where the only candidate that actually has hands on experience fighting against crime is compared to dr. has never done anyf kinds of hands on kind of approac h in fighting against crime, let alone being successful. >> congressman, i guess this idea of crime fighting is likein chasing down an innocent african-american jogger with a shotgun. afr that's his idea of fightingicane crime. i mean th a, he's not talking about his career. >> i'm glad you said because he still hasn't apologized for what he did, chasing downfo a black man who's joggingck through the neighborhood with a shotgun. i guess he thought it was a crime fighter. then. or maybe it's the policy you want to release a third of the violent criminals from prisons. that's a great one , john . give us any other policies youjo think are going to work lower. this is hna joke th we already know,es john fetterman doesn't have the capabilities to be in the united states senate. and that'sben th a sad thing. everybody wants him to get his

mehmet oz and john fetterman have been locked in a seesaw battle n ohio, also in the buckeye state thats where jd vance and tim ryan right now are battling it throughout the evening. from ohio we move down here to the tarheel state, in the state of north carolina where ted budd is hoping to hold off sherry beasley. could be a tight raise. in the upper midwest, ron johnson trying to find a third term defending his seat against a progressive newcomer by the name of mandela barnes, age 35, lieutenant governor there in the state of wisconsin. that is four of five. the fifth one is down here in florida where marco rubio is looking to hold oval demmings, that closes 8:00. they count pretty fast too. if republicans are successful in all five of those races they still need to knock off a race somewhere else across the country. most likely possibilities could be here in the state of georgia where herschel walker is trying to take down rafael warnock. we'll check in there momentarily. the american west, stay up late, it might be the state of nevada where adam lax at is leading against katherine c

anyone and there are people on the left and n this cycle certainly and on the right who have refused before but that's why johnan showed up. he cares about the people of pennsylvania. he felt embarrassed. we do because he's talked about it and he was clear last night and president obama made the best case for him where he said that his values and who he is hasn't changed just because he can't get the words out in the same way he could. >> that's the problem. >> still against fracking. >> listen -- >> harris: it matters what he's saying and i don't think he feels embarrassed about his policies at all because he's still saying the same thing and struggling how to say it. >> when he does speak well it's what comes out of his moat. looked into the camera and said, quote, you can release to one-third of one prisoners and no one would feel less safe and some people said i would, other people would. since michael bloomberg made elizabeth warren mince him out in seconds, people are fearful but voters have a right free of charge, free of charge to pope the fruit and see candidates one-on-one and see who should be one o

n. b u proposal puts both china and the u. s. on the spot setting of a power struggle among the wolf dog, 3 economies. i dw climate before to i did, man, john is with me in the studio and you've been following the cop conference. it's been extended by a day. what are the chances would get a deal today? if it's fairly unlikely that things are going to move back quickly? everyone journalist watching with were waking up this morning expecting to see a draft covered decision. finally, an agreement that would be debated over that didn't occur. and so i've been, i've had a 6 back to them a few hours from now, but essentially these negotiations consistently going to over time, it's expected all nice. and it's incredibly frustrating for the poor nations who kind of paying for hotels don't necessarily have the money to just extend the hotels and re book flight from egypt all the way across to the other side of the well, depending on whether from the negotiations do seem to have really hit a bit of a deadlock, and the question is whether they'll be able to resolve that today, or whether they'll push it till tomorrow or whether they don't reach an agr

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n c r i rallies attended by a whole bunch of high profile u. s. officials and regime change advocates like former national security adviser, john bolton, former homeland security secretary, tom ridge and former c. i a director. james woolsey now isn't just amazing how quickly terrorists can be stripped of the label by some of the most self proclaimed terror fight nurse. as soon as they need some folks to do the dirty work against a foreign government that they don't like. it's like western officials have memory whole the fact that the emmy k had ended up on the u. s. terror list in the 1st place for the murder of 6 americans in iran during the 1970s. and also an attempted terrorist attack on the iranian mission to the united nations in new york in 1992. meanwhile, efforts to ratchet up public opinion in favor of iranian regime change seems to be picking up speed. this is why i firmly believe it is in our interests day in the west to show our deep solidarity with the protestors risking their lives for what we so often take for granted. it is time we in the west recalibrate our policy in a way that draws a clear distinction between the people of iran an

n 2001, they thought they were moving into an ideal countryside home. >> and we were so excited about moving to the country. um, fresh air, you know, kind of john denver-ish generation that we were from. and we were excited about bringing our children to the country. you know, building the home of our dreams. >> instead, like others in juliette, they got sick. >> several years after we moved in, i started developing some numbness in my feet. first in one foot, and then it just kept getting worse. and it just really was concerning. i would lose my balance. then, i had a stomachache for 3 weeks, really, really bad. i had bn to the doctor, he drew blood, and he called me at work and said, your liver is almost in failure. he said, i've never seen liver enzymes as high as yours are. >> donna isn't the only one with severe health issues. mark goolsby, who once worked at the plant, doesn't believe it's safe to live here. >> there's been 12 people on this road alone die with different kinds of cancer. my mother's probably a mile or less from the plant. my mother stays chronically ill with sinus infections. there's other families on this particular road

n now. we saw the near universal reaction to the pennsylvania senate race, saying my goodness, can john fettermanrom this? if these numbers continue to hold, the same position he was in right before about the axis hollywood when the entire media ecosystem blew up and said that this is the end of the trump campaign. but voters who were against him, those who were for him remained for him. it didn't move anything. >> with fetterman-oz, if i can just say it, they had 50 days of early voting. they didn't abate until october 25th. that's different from saying that you may have two weeks of early voting. i don't understand how in the world pennsylvania says that you need 50 days of early voting. i do not know how this would work in terms of the rules, but perhaps instead of the candidates being the ones who decide if they are going to debate, maybe it's the voters who say, no, we want you to debate and that's going to be conditioned upon which we will have your nominations certified. >> what about that? we are so divided as a nation, everybody goes to their team corner. and so can candidates get by wit

most people need a john to be able to afford a roof over their head to buy food, and to take part in social activities. but millions don't have one the u. n. international labor organization, or i l. o reports that global unemployment reached 207000000 and 2022, far higher than the pre pandemic level. mm. young people are especially hard hit. the io estimates that about 73000000 young adults had no job in 2020 to 6000000 more than in 20. 19 in china. about one in every 5 young adults is jobless. a consequence of the government's drastic 0 cove at policy and a job market that's growing too slowly for college graduates. friday evening in beijing tongue tongue is in his element. the home brewed beer is his boss, trademark. the people who come here one time out from the daily grind. oh, what's the total? hello joe, for what we want to create a place that's just like the living room in our house. a place to welcome friends, quoting for the oil carolina. solidarity in hard times is the motto here, jobs were young, people are scarce at the moment of to, for decades of rapid growth. the economy is faltering in almost all sectors. the unemployment

n. climate summit in egypt, but it comes while much of africa suffers from energy. poverty, unable to meet the needs of its population with the family of a palestinian american john list fatally shot while covering west fight protests in may, demand justice at the un accusing israel if deliberately targeting the report. so we speak to the brother of the late cherry in abu you ready? once you are gone, even ones, you probably, i'm sorry to hon. and they were still hiring on about with your top stories on this saturday night from moscow. it is off to you international from the entire news team here. it's great to have you with us. we do starting out with the battle field in the don't ask republic where the russian military continues advancing. according to the ministry of defense, engaging you creating a forces in a string of villages, you can show you a number of russian tanks as they take on ukrainian troops. now the area in question has, i should say, rather strategic importance is a portly used by key. it was a base to target the city of don. yes. in the south of the don't ask republic as well, around 85 foreign most in areas will reportedly killed while fighti

n. club $27.00 climate change conference, and maybe may be those who pollute must pay the lute for the clean up bill can i will if that's for you. and john is back. joe biden has refused to consider changing the direction of its presidency. despite admitting that much of the american public is dissatisfied with the part the country is on. the american leader made the comments while also expressing relief that rival republicans didn't make bigger gains in the midterm. election, what in the next 2 years you intend to do differently? nothing overwhelming. majority american people support the elements of my economic agenda. i'm confident these policies are working and that were on the right path and we need to stick. i can't guarantee that we're going to be able to get rid of inflation. now that statement came as vote counting of the nation's high stakes. mid terms does continue with the control of the senate, still get to be determine in the other chamber of congress, the republican party has projected, again a majority in the house of representatives. so let's get more details now with caleb martin on tuesday, state representative tony del

n washington d. c.! and the next phone call the parents receive is that their children have been killed by another student? johnand you've been following this case all along. what has surprised you about this? tell me your insight. >> well, i think, you know. when i was with the fbi. the virginia tech shooting happened. that was 33 people killed. numerous others shot, and injured. that was 2007. and, you know, mary ellen o'toole. one of our top fbi profiler's and the secret service got together and they looked at school shootings and what they came up with was an 85, to 95% of these cases. laura. there is what they call leakage. the person is giving hence, is telling others that something is about to happen. so one of the first things that we look for in a case like this is that. and it was very interesting in the police press conference that they actually came forward. without being asked. to volunteer that this person had been under threat assessment radar at the school prior to the shooting. so there's gonna be a lot of questions to go back over how that was done. and what was done. and what the limits are.

john, thanks for joining us here in the studio. so we've just seen in that report that extreme weather is also wreaking havoc in the host nation in egypt. and the u. n. has said that they're worried about the consequences am of climate change obviously, and how the talks are progressing at the moment. do you see any progress so far? so they've talked happened behind closed doors, but the kind of rumors that are coming out of her and the reporting, the analysts have kind of provided of that. yeah, of big tensions that aren't being overcome are easily. and one of the kind of key sticking issues of the poor come trays who are kind of experiencing these sorts of conditions. one rich country to pay money for the damages and not just money to help them kind of green the energy systems or to adapt to kind of increasing the bad weather, but also to put up money to recover. and so far as countries have set out right, but not willing to do that, a handful have picked in europe. started to stump up small amounts of money. so there's some level of progress being seen, but it remains a big sticking issue. right, well we did see this handshake between the u. s. p

john, husband, there pleasure. you're watching dw news coming to you live from berlin. just reminder the top story we're following for you this. our world leaders are in egypt for the u. n's cop 27 climate summit. secretary general antonio. good cherish, warn delegates that the clock is ticking when it comes to taking action on climate change. countries already suffering from climate change or demanding compensation from the world's biggest polluting next up. next, we've got to morrow today for you exploring methods to improve soil used in farming . i'm terry martin from me and all of us here at the w. there's thanks to watch with with who life about undergrad here. microbes, keep our ecosystems healthy teams of researchers. now want to create these tiny organisms artificially to help restore soil words, natural balance has already been destroyed or artificial microbes really the answer to morrow to day on d. w. ah, and what's it state for the? well, when americans elect a new congress as us democracy faces, yet another stress test, we're here to ring you the latest. will the fear of violence translate into action and what the thief midterms mean for the next presidential

. >> all right n honor of thanks giving coming up this week, we are celebrating the best way the way we know how. >> with food and friends competition. >> back to help us johnan lose to y'all but i can't lose to pete. >> a countdown and we are going to eat for 30 seconds. >> why am i the only one -- >> go. ready. >> go. >> they didn't say. >> go. >> yeah. 30 second countdown, guys, 3, 2, 1, go. 20 seconds. 15. oh, my lord. 5, 4, 3 -- all right. time is up. all right. so it's my job to decide who the winner is. i've been given this great, great opportunity and i say that the winner is rachel. >> you knew it was going to happen. >> this is so rigged and i love it. >> we have to stick together. >> yeah. it's -- yeah. i want everyone to give me a nancy clap and then i would be happy. [laughter] i appreciate the affirmative action. equity. >> equal opportunity. >> thank you. >> see you tomorrow. >> new details in the killing of four university idaho students but questions still remain. welcome, everyone, i'm jackie denglis. moscow police department revealing four victims were likely asleep before they were brutally murdered. some of the bodies exhibiting defensi

you know, you are heart broke n by some of those, mayra flores did not win, but next you have monica dela cruz, a seat we have not had in 100 years. johnigan, even a state bad night for republicans in michigan, we flipped the seat from democrat to republican, and a lot of new members in new york, including the head of the democrat party's political arm, sean patrick maloney losing to mike lawler, another flip. and we still have a lot of races outstanding, including over in portland, oregon, where there could be a major flip of a seat we have not had in decades. and ran to get the economy back on track, lower gas prices, the things people care about and we'll be able to do those in the house. >> john: a slim majority in the house, not the really governing majority we thought you might get. the senate still up for grabs, there is a possibility may hold a slim majority there. what's your prediction for what the next two years look like. if you have a slim majority in the house, you don't control the senate, that's one thing. a slim majority in the house, you do in the senate, that's a little bit of a different thing. but it still looks li

john fetterman. joining the conversation all morning long, dagen mcdowell, ttodd piro and mark tepper. we're seeing voters react in a big way. dagen: in part n the closing days of the election, the message from joe biden and the democrats is to ignore the very problems that are plaguing the american people that are most important voters, ignore them and deny them. maria: deny them, right. dag.dagen: karl rove has his ul great piece in the wall street journal today and as we look at georgia, he writes about what to expect next tuesday in the 2022 midterms and he said the polls close at 7:00 7:00 p.m. in ind, in four states including the rest of indiana and kentucky, part of florida. he said i'm going to focus on georgia to see how much brian kemp is beating stacy abrams because the bigger the margin there, the better herschel walker's chances will be to win that senate seat. if one of them doesn't get 50% of the vote, warnock or walker, more than 50% of the vote, the election goes a runoff in december. that's going to be -- again, the enthusiasm of voters, particularly here in new york, these are conversations i've had with members -- regular

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john legend, president obama sounded the alarm. >> the only way to save democracy is if we together fight for it! >> but one person, president joe biden, democrats have ketpt at n arm's length. >> president obama is here. why not president biden? >> i'm focused right now on this election and making sure i'm getting around talking values. >> reporter: she has aligned herself with donald trump. >> they can try to blame anybody they want. they can only blame themselves now. >> reporter: appearing at a rally with the former president in rural nevada last month and with his eldest son, donald trump jr. last week. >> you guys ready to take your country back? >> but he has limited his interaction with the press, even dodging cnn's questions a the an ev -- at an event last week. strategists from both parties say the two candidates are not well known among the electorate with roughly 300,000 voters here. >> the charmed life of adam laxall always looking out for himself. >> outside groups have tried to define this many across the airwaves, dropping nearly $110 million in just the last two months. as he toured a major solar project outside of las vegas, he taugh touted en

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n carried by 13 points. i and we won it and we still got more good news tonight. madera jus t came back in account for california 13thrnia1 and john duarte had just3t gone up by nine hundred votes. so we've got about four more seats out there,. a possibility that we can win. but the one thing i know inp us washington, they don't hand the gavels out in smalout l, medium and large size. that's one size gaves one sil we ability to subpoena and hold this government accountable, secures countabl this border fit to make us energy independent, give a parentsrents a say in their kids education, and actually look what the dojao is doing with the dhs is doing and others.g and that's exactlyand what we'reay going to do on day one in thish. house. we will repeal eighty seven thousand new irs agents. >> now, you would have have to the power to do that, wouldn't you, because you have the power of the purse. >> that's exactly right. and we will use the power of the purse the size of our debt st has got to stop, but we've got to actually focus what we whatgo we did listening to the american public. nt public. an economyting that strong. they're h

he has always successfully n his view, thrown sand in the gears by investigating the investigators. that was the entire pretext for the johnrallel investigation. just talk about how dicey that could be with, perhaps, one or two-seat margin in the house and not control the senate. >> well, we saw that happening in the house even before the election. we saw a flurry of letters go out from republicans on the house judiciary committee and other committees demanding that merrick garland, for example, the attorney general, preserve certain records. a lot of it was posturing. the federal government, you're supposed to preserve your records as the president -- former president -- i did it again -- is learning. we had that posturing and all kinds of other letters saying after the election we're planning to bring up these various issues and call in witnesses. it's clearly supposed to intimidate former president trump's political opponents. i'm not sure with a very small margin whether we end up seeing more or less of that activity. if it's very, very small, you have this dynamic where it may be necessary for governance for republica

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n thatt. nevada, the state of washington, arizona, you look at all thesean states , they all matter. and they all we have to to assu all will be close. >> well, they'll be very close, john . and i thinrek one ofsting see wi the interesting things that we're starting to seth de with democrats is they've gone from policy to really just attac a personal attack against their opponents. what they're tryinksnst theineno is raise their base of support,r raise that turnoutt,. most of those races that you're, talking about, sean, will be decided by less than four fou to five people per precinct. and when you think about it, you can look at a dining roomsai table and said, you know, ifodyt everybody at this dining room table doesn t vote in sor precinct, it could have an effect on the outcome. and so i it's critical whether you're in pennsylvania, pe, nevada,orgia f those swingl o states where you've got senate candidates that are in real fights that you turn out. but listen, i'm optimistic that the american people will put forth a ballot that sayspe we'v had enough of the last twenty one months. i can tell you, i wa ys talking to a candidate running for congress. and guess what?