to understand that the movements, these political movements, dissidents, participants of the national democraticent, since mostly poles... no movements, well, they were not mass, that is, they were people, intellectuals and gathered around themselves, rather such people, intellectually prepared and ready for some such radical steps, because they perfectly understood that what it meant for them, instead, the chernobyl disaster mobilized many more people, it pushed them to protest against the authorities that betrayed them, lied to them, ordinary people who would probably never... specifically get involved in any political processes, that's why she really added to this anti-soviet national-democratic movement a kind of mass that was not there before in this movement, it was just gaining momentum and it was this impetus that gave it much, gave him the opportunity to reach another level, and in one of the lectures you called this catastrophe named after lenin, or rather, even your lecture was called the chernobyl catastrophe named after lenin, please explain this name, why you still like that marked

must understand that the movements, these political movements, dissidents, participants in the national democratic movement, just like most political movements, well, they were not mass, that is, they were people, intellectuals, and they gathered around themselves, actually , rather such people are intellectually prepared and ready to some such radical steps, because they perfectly understood that, what it means for them, instead, the chernobyl disaster mobilized. many more people, she pushed to protest against the government, which betrayed and lied to them, ordinary people who probably would never have specifically joined any political processes, so she really added to this anti-soviet national-democratic movement the mass of which which had not been in this movement before, he was only gaining momentum and it was this push that gave him a lot, gave him the opportunity to reach another level. in one of your lectures, you called this catastrophe named after lenin, or rather, even your lecture was called the chernobyl disaster named after lenin. please explain this name, why did you mark it like t

understand that the movements, these political movements of dissidents, participants of the national democratic movement, as mostly political movements, well they, they were not mass, that is... intellectual people and gathered around themselves rather such people who were intellectually prepared and ready for some such radical steps, because they perfectly understood that what it was for them means, on the other hand, the chernobyl disaster mobilized many more people, it pushed ordinary people to protest against the authorities, which betrayed and lied to them, who would probably never have specifically joined any political processes. that's why she really added to this anti-soviet national-democratic movement a mass that was not there before, it was only gaining momentum, and it was this push that gave it, well, it gave it the opportunity to go to another level, you called it in one of the lectures this catastrophe of the name lenin, more precisely, even your lecture was called that it was the chernobyl disaster of the name... please explain this name, why did you mark it like that? well , fi

is... quite wide, quite colorful, and i want to say that in the environment, for example , national-democratic, in case of the nomination of general zaluzhnyi, well, readiness to run in the presidential elections, none of the major politicians from the national-democratic camp will nominate against general zaluzhnyi, on the contrary, they will be under him the entire national network of all parties has been mobilized, in this sense we can say here that for the structure, even if the personal general has no personal fund, even if he does not have his own name fund, then the structure will be formed during the elections, well, you can say instantly, this happened at one time with viktor yushchenko, who, in fact, did not have a personal party at the time of nomination. presidents, but, well, more precisely, a candidate, when the parliamentary elections began, our ukraine took shape. literally as a union of 10 parties, the electoral list of our ukraine, yushchenko's election list, that is why it is so consolidated, consolidation scenarios around the figure of zaluzhnyi, they are quite probable, an

the government, which betrayed them, lied to them, so she really added to this anti-soviet national-democratic movement a kind of mass that this movement did not have before was, he was just gaining momentum, and it was this push that gave him, well, a lot, gave him the opportunity to go to another level. in one of your lectures, you called this catastrophe named after lenin, or rather, even your lecture was called the chernobyl disaster named after lenin. please explain this name, why did you mark it like that? well, first of all, the chernobyl nuclear power plant itself , its official name is the chernobyl nuclear power plant named after volodymyrovich lenin, that is , of course, it was typical in the soviet union call everything after lenin. if it is about... why the catastrophe named after lenin, it is because, for sure, if you look very deeply at the roots of this catastrophe, they begin with lenin, that is, with this person who created this system, a totalitarian system, this communist regime, the logical consequence of which was this accident, which could not have happened, as we said a

national democrats and maryland democrats are going to want to nationalize this races much as possible, whereas so far larry hogan is campaigning as a third term for governor even though he will serve in the senate, so democrats are going to want to point toward abortion as an issue. maryland has a law protecting the right to abortion. there will be a constitutional ballot amendment question this year, but democrats will make the argument if larry hogan is elected to the senate potentially a national ban is in play. likewise they will say hogan joining the senate help support republican positions that may be hogan does not hold himself, so that could be renewing the trump administration tax cuts that will be up again. that could be the future of the affordable care act. if you could be a lot of different issues that democrats are going to use the positions of national republicans to try and drag down support for hogan. >> thank you so much for your time and expertise. host: a look at highlights from the receipt candidates for him -- forum in a baltimore hosted between the two top senat

the national-democratic mass movement, which had not existed before in this movement, he was just gaining momentum, and it was this impetus that gave him, well, a lot, gave him the opportunity to go to another level, and in one of your lectures you called this catastrophe named after lenin, or rather, even your lecture was called that it was the chernobyl disaster named after lenin, please explain this name. why did you mark it like that? well, first of all , the official name of the chernobyl nuclear power plant itself is the chernobyl nuclear power plant named after volodymyrovich lenin, that is, of course, this was typical in the soviet union to be named after lenin. if we are talking about why the catastrophe named after lenin, it is because , for sure, if you look very deeply into the roots of this catastrophe, then they begin with lenin, that is, with this person who created this system, the totalitarian system, this communist regime, as a logical consequence which was also the cause of this accident. which could not have happened, as we said at the beginning of our conversation, gi

combinations are competing for control all the countries, parliaments on prime ministers post the national democratic alliance, comprised if there's a policies is lighted by the ruling authority, i didn't know if the policy ended tumbled. premier new rent removed the on the other side is the indian national developmental inclusive alliance, consisting of $26.00 of position policies. that block is led by the indian national congress policy with the groups spearheaded by law who guntee as get all the latest on this. now let's go to tease a special studio in the heart of the indian capital. a new deleon of these will correspond to run didn't. so i'm or is that with the latest on the elections? runjun, a service you sign q and nikki insides of the big is democratic exercise in the wall is on the way in india to the inside of the 1st phase or the full, then a 1000000000 people are expected to watch all the next 6 weeks. and the elections are divided into 7 different phases. now, not only is this the biggest selection in the history of mankind, but it's also set to be the most expensive election. some figu

making sure we finish the job, which is to make sure we take up the national security bills tomorrow and that robust majorities of democrats and republicans exist in order to meet the national security needs of the american people. democrats will provide a majority of our majority as it relates to funding israel, humanitarian assistance, ukraine, and our allies in the indo-pacific. it remains to be seen what republicans will do in terms of meeting the national security needs of the american people, but it was important for house democrats to make sure the national security bills are going to be considered. i speak with mike johnson frequently. we have an open, honest, and communicative relationship. i did not talk to him this morning. we made a decision last evening that we will do what is necessary to provide the votes on the rules committee to ensure that the legislation could be heard on the house floor today. once we made that decision, it was clear that he would do what was necessary to make sure the national security legislation was considered by the entire house of representatives. reporter: thank you, mr. leader. i

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the national democratic alliance, comprising of 38 parties, led by the ruling bgp unencumbered premier no rend moody. on the other side is the indian national developmental inclusive alliance, consisting of 26 opposition party. south block is led by the i n. c. with the parties spearheaded by another famous indian named ro, done the saw on a former pm rajiv gandhi. while the opposition accuses the incumbent government, all violating democratic principles, including media and really just freedom. that is a charge. new delhi categorically denies what ortiz written to ensure on that has been covering the 1st day for us of the nation's elect. the big is democratic, gets the size in the wall. it is on the way he already india, as a 1000000000 people were world. oh, well, the next 6 weeks, the 1st phase of the election started today. around $102.00 constituencies will bolting oliver, the full $543.00 total fall and $1.00 fee constituencies that the number again will be played on. now for us, it's not just the world's biggest elections, but it's also one of the most expensive elections in the

and of course, the post of prime minister, the national democratic alliance, comprised of 38 parties, is led by the ruling b, g, p, an incumbent premier, there is no rend, dra movie the other side. that's the indian national developmental inclusive alliance. it comprise of $26.00 opposition parties are not block, is led by the indian national congress party, another big named on here ro, done the song, the former pm, rajiv again, the while the opposition accuses the incumbent government, a violating democratic principles, including media and religious freedoms. now there's a charge, new deli categorically denies our teeth ranging shar, my husband covering the 1st day of the nation's election for us. the big is democratic exercise in the wall. it is on the way he already india, as a 1000000000 people were world. oh, well, the next 6 weeks, the 1st phase of the election started today, around 100 in 2 constituencies will bolting over the full $543.00 total falling when fi constituencies that the number again will be played on. now for us, it's not just the world's biggest elections, but

the national democratic alliance, comprising of 38 parties, is led by the ruling bgp and incumbent premier near rendered moody. the other side is the indian national development inclusive alliance. 26 opposition parties here that block is led by the indian national congress party. by the way, the group is to be, are headed. another big name in india, but i will gun the song, the former pm. rajiv gandhi. well, the opposition accuse is the incumbent government of violating democratic principles, including media on freedom at religious freedom. so that's a charge new deli castleguard at the denies. what ortiz, when june, charlotte has been covering the 1st day for us of the nation selection. the big is democratic exercise in the wall. it is on the way he already india, as a 1000000000 people were world. oh, well the next 6 weeks, the 1st phase of the election started to dig around. $102.00 constituencies will bolting oliver, the full $543.00 total fall and $1.00 fee constituencies that will number again, will be played on now clause. it's not just the world's biggest elections, but it's also

and on post all of prime minister, the national democratic airlines comprised of 38 parties, is led by the ruling bgp and incumbent premier neuron, dra moody on the other side is the national development inclusive alliance, consisting of 26 opposition parties. not block is led by the indian national congress party, with the group spearheaded by roll again, the sound of the former pm, rajiv gandhi. know the opposition occurs, the incumbent government of violating democratic principles, including media and really just freedom. something new. dally has repeatedly denied our teeth ranging sharma has been covering for us the 1st day of the nation's electric. are the big is democratic exercise in the wall. it is on the way he already india, as a 1000000000 people will will. oh, well, the next 6 weeks, the 1st phase of the election started to dig around, 100 in 2 constituencies will bolting all over the full $543.00 total falling when fi constituencies that will number again, will be played on now clause. it's not just the was biggest elections, but it's also one of the most expensive electio

national security funding for months and moving the ball as they do it. moving the goalpost. so, today's the day. and we stand ready as house democrats to vote for our national security. the vote to stand with our allies and all the world -- across the world and send the message that we stand behind our word, we stand with our allies and stand firmly for democracy. that is how we will continue to evaluate this package. that is how we will vote on this package when it comes before us. with that, i am proud to yield to our caucus chair pete aguilar. >> america must maintain its role as a leader in the free world. house democrats for months have been asking to vote on this national security supplemental, key aid to israel, ukraine, humanitarian assistance and indo-pacific priorities. it is so important that we support those efforts. speaker johnson has to tune out the extremism on his side and give us an opportunity to vote for these national security imperatives. i will yield back to the leader. speaker jeffries: questions? >> if this bill makes his way to the floor, will house democrats work to protect his speakership? speaker jeffrie

the national democratic, a lines comprised of 38 party is led by the ruling bgp and incumbent premier there in the morning. they are off against the indian national developmental inclusive alliance, consisting of $26.00 opposition parties. not block is led by the indian national congress party, with a group spearheaded by a familiar name, but i will done the song all former pm rajiv down. the will the opposition to choose this, the incumbent government, all violating democratic principles, including media and religious freedoms. that's a charge. new deli, very mentally denies. well, one prominent commentator who's toasty watching the elections is, were non bollywood. dr. a new palm curve. we will also send you show, let's talk about it here on r t. he says that leadership of no random body has brought a strong sense of pride to the nation. india is especially very strong. we can color this, but it's a little. but now with in the last 10 years, i'm sure to finally and then that also in the mid term is within the last and the, especially under the leadership of, i'm the, some of the, i

central parliament is currently in power. the party in general is a coalition of about 35, the national democratic alliance, 27 other parties united against it, this alliance is called india, simply and these are the leading parties in which they will compete, this is the ruling party, the indian national congress, which is in the opposition, there is a communist party of marxists, there is a bagujjan, sama... kady parties, well, i won’t list them, national peoples party and so on, that is, there are 23 more parties that will neither be blocked there nor there, they will compete separately, there are a lot of these precincts, districts, it’s a lot, and generally somewhere, you know , the city will have 543 seats in the parliament, a lot of people will compete throughout the country, each state has a certain... number of deputies who will be elected, i will not be structurally anymore, you can read all these things on wikipedia, i do not have these data here i will waste time, what is the significance for ukraine, well first of all, i will say that foreign policy has never been on the agenda of the

the national democratic alliance comprised of the 38 parties, is led by the ruling bar, hottie as an opposite party and incumbent product, premier vend, promoting. now, on the other side is the indian national development inclusive alliance, consisting of 26 opposition parties. and that block is led by the indian national congress party, with the group spearheaded by russell don d r t correspondent runs and sharma has spoken. with a former indian to foreign secretary conwell sibyl, he says, jim political situation will not have influence on the indian voters. i don't think of voters are going to be moved by what is happening in the that's the world in terms of geo politics or conflict all on this or that. some people what exposure though best, who have interest in the west business or otherwise. therefore, they are sensitive to these trends, bodies, and very, very, very small minority in the heartland of india, where the voting is, they're not even aware. all of these things are you using the bought into about the okay and conflict or what is happening with the 100 and the age of eyes

coalitions are competing for control of the countries parliament and prime ministers post the national democratic alliance, comprised of 38 parties as led by the ruling bahati as an opposite party and incumbent premier and render mowdy. now on the other side is the indian national development inclusive alliance, consisting of 26 opposition parties. that block is led by the indian national congress party, with the group spearheaded by russell guntee. you spoke with indian journalist a big on the progress. she says, the opposition hasn't addressed issues that concerns citizens in a comprehensive way, a medium of procedure. very, very important. but it's vibrancy, far as far as mazda political speed used to come out, it's very important that the percentage of pulling is high or not, and goes up, you know, so 60 percent is a good average, but it's gotta easily be added by 20 percent more as the election's progress, so we left the track searches and sees it as a higher average of who we are of of a different guns. easy was i just don't see a lot of people who pretend and most of the big news and polit

portions are competing for control of the countries, parliament and prime ministers post the national democratic alliance comprised of 38 parties as led by the ruling or how to judge and not to party, an incumbent premier under, under moody, on the other side is the indian national development inclusive alliance, consisting of 26 opposition parties that block is led by the indian national congress party, with the group of spearheaded by russell dunn. the we spoke with dr. through trulia, of gentle school of international affairs. he says the indian elections are of global importance and interest. well, i think because india is a rising power. if anything, big that happens in this country is naturally of global consequence. so like you said, i mean close to 1000000000 waters, more than 2200 political parties. you don't. housings of candidates lying for positions. this is just human goods, right? i mean, so i think one is just the field size and the dimension many people are model or india. uh how it horse together and how it is rising and how its democratic process has been so successful and so r

and his national democratic alliance will and da, to get to know in the panama dealer right. yeah. this election is a site between 2 blocks. on one side, there is the, in the 8th, which wants to remove the cut up. and on the other hand, there was another block that wants to protect hook up. now the people have to choose to press back down to your india's general elections will begin on april 19th and will last 44 days. opinion polls are showing moody is expected to win us the un office. but these protest as say the election will be fall from fast. to be to member then go out to 0. performances is cooled for an immediate cease randazzo during his easter sunday address. the pontiff was speaking to a crowd of around 60000 people attracted to some piece of square and oppress consent to the old i prayed for those who was suffering as usual, confidence across the play with it. but then the opinion though, i could see i got on the tele possible inside the i appealed once again that access to humanitarian a be ensure to gaza and call once more for the prompt release of the hostages seized

that is the position of the national democratic party. they represent 19% of the population.t. even support partial birth abortion even though they say they don't. i will explain that right now. they proposed a piece of legislation in the senate and they voted on it with the dobb's decision was illegally leaked by one of the justices. i believe i know which bu book cannot say with certainty. they leaked it so what did the democrats in the senate do? they immediately took their bill, rested to the senate floor is defeated 51 -- 49. wait a minute didn't they have a majority of democrats? they did but it was defeated why? joe manchin would not go along with it. in fact he was so extreme and radical haven susan collins and lisa murkowski voted against it they are pro- abortion u big ti, why? i'm about to slay with the democrat party, biden position is on abortion. it is so extreme. republicans don't use it against them i will never ever know. our friend tom wrote at the daily sentinel hero if it were constitutional, which it is not because the supreme court just ruled such a law

the national democratic alliance comprised of 38 parties, is led by the ruling for her at the edge and not to a party and incumbent premier under, under moody. now on the other side is the indian national development inclusive alliance, consisting of 26, the opposition parties. that block is led by the indian national congress party with the group of spearheaded by russell don d r t correspondent regions sharma has spoken with the typical analyst and supp ologist sounds like from our he says that have current prime minister and around ramadi. when's the election? it will be historic to accept joe island middle who was in the us plus prime minister t $13.00 elections in middle nor the prime minister. and b had very popular prime minister that identity was a very popular prime minister. but she could not win 3 elections. he level rajiv gandhi is it on his son was a very popular family stuff, but he got defeated in the next election which you faced. so in that way it would be historic. if i miss from that in and with the beat up events election and he becomes the prime minister of india f

the national democratic alliance, comprised of $38.00 parties, is led by the ruling and barbara t. as in off the pot to policy unencumbered and premier, and arrange a movie. on the other side is the indian national developmental inclusive alliance, consisting of 26 opposition policies. now that block is led by the indian national congress party, with the groups spearheaded by russell guns a or let's go live now to seize, especially studio in the heart of the indian capital in new delhi of correspondent vengeance chalmers, the with the latest on the elections runs on over to you, a thank you and the key, the big is democratic exercise in the wall is a new way he already media as a 1000000000 people will will. oh, well the next 6 weeks, the 1st phase of the election started to dig around. 100 in 2 constituencies will voting also the full $543.00 total following $1.00 fee constituencies that will number game will be played on now costs. it's not just the was biggest elections, but it's also one of the most expensive elections in the was some estimates say that around 14 really dollars

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and his national democratic alliance, o n d a you know, in big m o, you know, right? yeah, this election is a fight between 2 blocks. on one side, there is the, in the 8th, which wants to remove the cut up. and on the other hand, there is another block that goes to protect hook up. now the people have to choose to press back. india's general elections will begin on april 19th and will last 44 days. opinion polls are showing moody is expected to win us the un office. but these protests to say the election will be fall from fast. to be to member then go out to 0 impact, his own supporters of the party of jail full. the prime minister, run con. i've been protesting in the city to show against the results of a general election last month. village. big written election day was marred by mobile and incident outages to more hide that has more now from the show. despite the fact that the month of ramadan, the sun is shining, most of the people are far thing. but the leader of the focused on that it can stop and run con has garnered support the type of books and well proven wh

lviv oblast is stable in its preferences, it upholds national democratic values. i'm not going to move to moscow, and i don't want anyone to move me there. if you don't like it, i can get up and leave, you can get up and leave, i'll tell you honestly. a swindler and a manipulator. look, i have a liar and a manipulator. sir, you have not fought, i will ask you. and after the end of the transfer to it made propaganda for moscow. the corridor of shame, the russian language in ukraine is the language of occupation, it is the language of blood, it is the language of the destruction of ukraine, it is the language of genocide, ukraine should be ukrainian, and how do you see it, kalska, carol, open the gates, open the gates, now we symbolically, in order not to injure our viewers, let's try to break the skull of this executioner of the ukrainian people. this is the largest event venue in ukraine, we welcome our audience, all our guests, we traditionally work in quarantine mode, we do not have an audience in the studio, we wear masks, we live in at a historical moment when

atrocity against it for the stadium. population in the west bank and gaza is right claim to be a democratic nation. and the democratic nation, indiscriminately kidding, but his damian civilians and all the civilians without distinguishing between the institution that belonged to the united nation, to the e. u. the civilian institutions, the infrastructure, the demon, downloading the stain and exactly the same as the use during the nazi against the you and the heart of the cost is even less because the is really, is today said that the that they cutting water electricity fuel everything on that, but his team is describing them as a more, again, it is the coffee base of what hit that and who's system use again to jo during the 2nd was who eliza forgive? eliza forgive into into for interrupting you. my question though sir, is that every time somebody says something against israel or against the is reading government would not seize right now. i mean, it's like, i mean, it's all the time and diluted this. what i mean, why does it use this? what with iran attacks is, well, we'll get into that in a 2nd,

the national democratic alliance comprised of $38.00 parties, is led by the ruling brought to the edge and not to a party, an incumbent premier and around remoting. on the other side is the indian national development inclusive alliance, consisting of 26 opposition parties. that block is led by the indian national congress party with the groups spearheaded by raw hold on d. r t correspondent runs and sharma spoke to former high commissioner of india to bangladesh of being a city. she said people in india look to the electoral processes in their country with pride and hope i can tell you the fact is that every number of those 1000000000 people, the view of this as a wonderful patient, they view it with pride that they are taking fox in their own democracy and they are deciding who's going to need them for the next 5 years. and um, it doesn't matter which part of india you're from which community, which region, it doesn't matter maybe which may be 12, but to the dispute range or more. the has fulton foreclosed over the years. he's only as spoken about a multi point. i was no, like i said

the national democratic alliance, comprised of $38.00 parties, is led by the ruling of a hearty edge and not to a party and an incumbent premier and the rent promoting. now on the other side is the indian national development inclusive alliance, consisting of a 26 opposition parties that block is led by the indian national congress party. with the group of spearheaded by roll guntee. we spoke to renowned bollywood actor and our cheese. let's talk for rob show host on a palm care. he says the leadership of november moody has brought a strong sense of pride to the indian nation. it is especially very strong. we can color this, but it shows little. but now with in the last any, as i'm sure to find the of them that also in the mid term is within the last and the, especially under the leadership of, i'm the, some of the, i think we, uh, we of, it's proud to say abroad valve yet indians, people look at it once again, the menu say on the passport has it's in buttons when you say, after your name maxed out again, it's the kind of coverage that the country has brought into the kind of a nice

the national democratic alliance comprised of $38.00 parties, is led by the ruling and barbara tia janasia policy and, and tumbling premier and a random mode. a. on the other side is the indian national developmental inclusive alliance, consisting of 26 or position policies. that block is led by the indian national congress policy with the groups be headed by russell gong. they. well, let's now across the to all the special studio in the heart of the indian capital, new delano correspondent, winters um is that for us with the latest on the elections were engine over to bank to nikki. the biggest democratic exercise in the world is on the way in india today. in fact, was the fost freeze of the full which will go on until the novel of 6 weeks. they'll freeze out in 7 dates. of course, in the all it's, it's not just the biggest elections in the world, but it's also one of the most expensive elections. what's estimated is about $14000000000.00 is being set, spent by political policies to water is good. who exactly wouldn't get impressed. and by who, that's the question and to breaks that down

that can pay things well controlled if the country's parliament on prime ministers posed the national democratic alliance comprise of $38.00 parties, is led by the ruling barbara to denounce a policy as incumbent premier no random, nobody on the other side is the indian national developmental inclusive alliance consisting of 26 off position policies. will that block is led by the indian national congress policy spearheaded by ra, who's gone to well, let's go live and now to our special studio in the hearts of india and capital in new delhi. our correspondence is waiting for it's brendan shawna, is that within latest on the elections? runjun i've it to you. thank you, nicky. so of course, so we see all renew daddy. we've been tracking the special election coverage as now around 6 30 pm local time. the forest ways of the general elections is one, was wrapping up the pool percentage around 60 percent. no, it really is the number the there are 543 falling when freak wants to do and see seats that are at stake and timing this to me, the movie and his political party part, the engines, how party they

we oppose legislation which makes our nation more democratic in nature. e legislation that makes our nation more democratic in nature. so say washington state republicans. officially in writing in their party platform. what's going on here? joining us now is jerry cornfield. a politics reporter with the washington state standard. he was at the party convention in spokane. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> looking outside. i am talking about what jumped out at me. itch -- i know you've been covering politics in your state. what struck you about what happened there? >> i think what happened there through the platform which we know platforms want to elect the next governor or any of the statewide officials. but it did say that, republicans seem to be a little bit out of touch with the electoral in this state. there's no republicans in statewide office. there hasn't been a republican governor since the 80s. they've voted not to endorse a sitting congressman newhouse. in part because he voted to impeach the former president. not sure it r

democratic in nature. we oppose legislation which makes our nation more democratic in nature.say washington state republicans. officially in writing in their party platform. what's going on here? joining us now is jerry cornfield, a politics reporter with the washington state standard. he was at the republican convention in spokane. i appreciate you taking the time. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> looking in from the outside, from a national perspective, i'm describing what jumped out at me from the coverage of the convention. i know you have been covering politics in your state for a long time. you were there in person. what struck you? what do you think is most important about what happened there? >> well, i think what happened there was through the platform, we know platforms won't elect the next governor, or any of the state-wide officials, but it did say that republicans seem to be a little out of touch with the electorate in this state. maybe that's an understatement. there's no republicans in state-wide office. there hasn't been a republican governor

this summer's national democratic convention in chicago, it'll be ground zero for the hamas wink of theeft-wing groups gathered in chicago this weekend and cheered on iran's attack against israel. and then began chanting "death to america". [ cheering and applause ] [ chanting ] >> jesse: get ready these homegrown wannabe hotties are threatening good as in broad daylight. joe biden is silent. is a president heidi because he is afraid of losing michigan? >> president biden you can end this now, you know it's wrong, i know you know it is wrong. and i know i sound like a broken record, and a note that you know that you will lose this election in part because too many people are going to stand home, they will not vote for donald trump or switch their vote from you to down trump, no, that a how this will play out. that's what happened to hillary in michigan, i lost by two votes. two. and that's what will happen to you. >> jesse: biden playing politics with the mullahs and vote, better not be risking lives because who was doing those death to make a chance when i'm seeing them abroad, usually

so when you talk to arizona democrats and national democrats who are going to be spending a lot of time and money there, what they will tell you is that we are going to spend every single day reminding everyone that the reason that we're having this conversation starts and ends with donald trump and also that donald trump on his own abortion thought process for years has kind of been all over the place. at one point he said women should be punished. he was pro choice in the past life. now he is where he is. they want to tell the voters you can't trust him on abortion. he says he's not going to sign a ban, but this is a man who has issues with the truth and that's another aspect is reminding people he lies from time to time. >> from time to time is a generous way to put it, my friend. you have the vice president headed to arizona to deliver this message. meanwhile you've got speaker mike johnson going to mar-a- lago that same day to deliver remarks with trump about what they call "election integrity." i need not remind you donald trump is still lying about the 2020 election. i wonder wha

democrats are proud that we finally broke the republican log jam to deliver critical resources to our allies in ukraine, israel and taiwan. and humanitarian assistance to innocent civilians in gaza. the national security supplemental does not make it over the finish line without the steadfast leadership of democratic leader, hakeem jeffries. mr. aguilar: our caucus is eager to continue efforts that will strengthen our national security and raise the quality of life for everyday americans. we need this moment to come together to address issues like the affordability crisis that countless americans face when it comes to housing and childcare. we should also extend the affordability connectivity program and tackle the situation in our southern border in a manner consisting with our values. democrats are ready to reach across the aisle to solve these important challenges ahead. and we cannot go back to partisan gridlock that he it fined the last seven months -- that defined the last seven months. we want to build on the progress we've made together to ensure the people's house continues to function. vice chair ted lieu. mr. lieu: thank you. my prayers are with the family and friends of representa

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