executive committee of the international paralympic committee has the right to remove any national party committee of any athlete coach, without explaining the reason. this is what democracy is, this is what, uh freedom of speech is consoled only by the fact that at least something human among those who voted still left a decision on discrimination against belarusian and russian athletes adopted at an extraordinary assembly of the ipc and it is not unambiguously 54 votes in favor suspension 45 against and 18 abstentions what is the fault of our paralympic athletes, of course, is not specified. although each of them has already accomplished in life, a great feat. of course, it was very unexpectedly everyone hoped that they would still allow us to leave, well, they would be allowed to perform in the international arena. as if, well, everyone was upset. well, let's hope that maybe not in the near future next year there will be more positive changes in this matter. this is, of course, unsettling. many, of course, as title athletes, as i am of high achievement. that is, i will try to keep in shape. uh,

rob jesmer a manager at fp1 strategies who is a leading strategist for republican national committee and party campaign committees for health and senate. and elise jordon, msnbc and nbc political and noticed and writer who served the state department and national security council during george w. bush. let's get started. and david, how did the democrats end up doing better than expected? david: i do not think we know. we will unpack that. i want to thank lisa and the brennan center for this. it is some issues so fundamental to our democracy. i think a part of what happened was during the summer post-dobbs decision. democrats were posting big leads in polls. over september and october they shrank because republicans and republican leaning independents came home to candidates. . it was a view we have seen the last few elections polls be off. and to they underestimate republican strength. they said the outcome would be worse in the polls. the voters have the last word. we should be cautious about polls. clearly turn out amongst young people were stronger than predicted. that was a huge part of th

managing editor and fp1 strategies who has been a leading strategist for the republican national committee and the parties campaign committees for both house and senate, and finally elyse jordan, msnbc and nbc political analyst and writer who served at the state department in the national security council during the presidency of george w. bush. let's get started. how did the democrats end up doing better than expected? >> i don't think we know yet to be honest. we will be unpacking that. i want to thank the center for this event, on these issues that are fundamental to our democracy. i think part of what happened here was first of all during the summer, the decision of the supreme court, cuts were posting big leads in polls. over september and october those leads shrank largely because republicans and republican leaning independents came home to republican candidates. but there was a few, largely because we have seen in the last elections, people for the most part underestimate the public and strength. there was a sense that abortion would drive the polls. voters always have the last word. it's clearly t

trump will announce a third bid for the presidency with dozens of republican national committee members in attendance, a show of partyngth. sources told cbs trump personally asked daughter ivanka and son-in-law jared kuhner to appear on stage, but it is unclear if they will or what role if any the couple will play in the campaign. trump's main darkt governor ron desantis is seeking the spotlight and top g.o.p. donors. he was asked about temperature's recent attacks on him. >> i would tell people to check out the scoreboard for tuesday night. >> ron desantis can turn the frag trump. >> reporter: in republicans blame trump. kari lake is the latest loser in her race for governor of arizona. today trump's former secretary of state mike pompeo, another potential rival, said trump is trapped in the past. >> we need leaders that are looking forward, not staring in therrer view mirror claiming victimhood. >> reporter: another potential 2024 challenger, former vice president mike pence was asked if trump should ever be president again. >> i think that's up to the american people. but i think we'll have better choices in the f

party. for the presidential purposes, the republican national committee in all its wisdom and based on its stellar results has decided to close it up but it's worth looking at the nominees produced by open versus closed primaries. closed states included nevada, secretary of state pennsylvania governor and didn't work so well. the open primary states also didn't work so well. arizona with the secretary of state, new hampshire senate, ohio senate and michigan and wisconsin governors. i'm not sure that the whole discussion is what you need to get at and discuss to get at the question. i am saying i don't think the closed primary matters and i don't like the kind of artificial changes of jungle primaries. i think where you should go is back to what voting and democracy is all about. democratic, public, public mobilization. >> i thought that is what john was saying. the open primary didn't produce more moderate candidates that's why i'm not sure that it's the real argument here. >> now we have representatives here as close, talk about what you want to do in virginia that led to the election of the gove

party. the democratic national committee and major outside groups are already retooling to shift from 2022 to should the white house be nervous? >> it sure sounds to me they are nervous. sounds like they're preparing because they know they have something to hide. unlike the democrats who conducted two sham impeachments, we want to talk about what the american people want us to talk about, which is they want to know the truth. they want transparency and accountability of how their tax dollars are being spent, and that is what we're going to focus on. everything from the disastrous withdrawal of afghanistan that led to 13 american soldiers being killed. the origins of the covid-19 and taxpayer money that may have been used at that wuhan lab. we want accountability for the relationships. unsavory relationships between hunter biden and foreign entities. that's to start. the abdication of secretary mayorkas's disastrous duty at the border. those are the top things you'll see republicans want to talk about but also what the american people want. i believe we'll follow those fax to where they lead.

party. so for presidential purposes the republican national committee and all its wisdom and based on its really still results in the last three -- [laughing] -- elections, has decided to close it off. [phone ringing] >> they are really -- but it's worth looking at the nominees produced in this past election by open versus closed primaries. so just looking at sort of the battleground states where they were real trump candidates on the ballot. close states included nevada, senate and secretary of state. and pennsylvania governor and senator. didn't work so well. the open primary states also didn't work so well, right? so arizona with governor com senate and secretary of state. new hampshire senate. ohio senate, and the michigan and wisconsin governors. so whether it's an open or closed primary can still produce the same affiliated candidates kherson not sure that the whole discussion over open or closed is what you need to get at and discuss to get at the question of what you want to be. >> i'll push you. we have john opdycke with a specific prescription, nonpartisan preliminaries. elaine has pus

deputy of ukraine, deputy chairman of the committee of the parliamentary committee on national security and defense, non- party servants of the people. thank you, angelika sezonenko, let's get acquainted with the news, please , anzhelika is passing the word, thank you, colleagues. well, i will tell you in this issue that the enemy struck the zaporizhzhia region in the morning and during the day it hit the most in dnipropetrovsk region, kharkiv region, mykolaiv region, there are wounded among the civilian population, all the details from a few seconds hold 260 days of the heroic resistance of the ukrainian people to the russian invaders to your attention news on espresso anzhelika sezonenko works in the studio another attack on the zaporizhzhia region in the morning the russians hit the vilnia region in your district, probably s300 rockets exploded on the territory of an agricultural enterprise, farm buildings and equipment were damaged there, there were no casualties, said the head of the regional military administration oleksandr starukh, at the same time, the deputy head of the president's office kyrylo tymo

but donald trump has changed the party and we all know that, it is that within the chambers of the house and the senate, and even members of the republican national committees changed not just with bad candidates, but with bad candidates everywhere, top to bottom, who are trying to emulate donald trump. we have a my pillow-ization of the republican party and it is why as you see some of these candidates mitch mcconnell, kevin mccarthy, a lot of republicans who are funding these campaigns are also privately saying, you know, in horror, what have we created here? >> and again, there is that public private dichotomy we have been hearing about for something like six years. meredith, you have been talking about the pushback on the blame game piece of it. we've seen for example newly elected, projected governor chris sununu saying crazy, voters didn't vote on policy, they voted on no crazy, essentially and i'm paraphrasing, pointing the finger squarely at donald trump. describe what the pushback is. because so far, publicly for mr. trump, it is largely look at the scoreboard. but also, the scoreboard, they are places where donald trump endorsed candidates in red

the dossier was done and paid for by hillary clinton, the democratic national committee and party. they found out later. this dossier was paid for by crooked hillary and to the democrats. after all of their lies and corruption the same people keep coming after me. thank keep coming after trump. remember it was russia then it was ukraine remember that? the witchhunt where the conclusion was no collusion. the conclusion was no collusion. do you think president biden can say that? can you imagine if they give him that? even if the on the teleprompter. i give him 2% chance of getting that. [applause] they hit me with impeachment. the censorship of the family corruption story has aggression this information by the fbi. they went to facebook and said his laptop from hell. they called it the laptop from hell. somebody named randy divinely wrote a great book. she gives me credit. i select name. i'm so happy with my name. she said laptop from hell was so good she used in a book and an incredible book. she is a fantastic reporter. it was the laptop from hell. they said it was russia disinfor

the republican national committee, the national republican party joined him in that lawsuit. so, things are already -- whether or not anyone believes in elections and intends to abide by them. but with today as the deadline for counties to certify the vote, with one republican controlled county refusing to certify it by the deadline, we're entering into territory that has a lot of mines in it. this raises the prospect that the county that's refusing to certify, they'll likely be sued for refusing to certify. that means we're looking at the prospect that in fairly short order we're going to be looking at a court order that directs the county to certify the vote, even though they don't want to. at that point we're going to be hard up against a -- party that doesn't accept election results is a party that refused to abide by court orders. at which point we're in the abyss and have left all politics behind for something that's very much more like brute force. so, this one county in arizona refusing to certify, on the one hand you can look at it as an obscure little local election

party been committee? did they look at the national dialogue between the opposition and are they the government that they look at the decent life initiative to improve the lives and prove, provide the human rights a health care? a decent education, decent health care, decent living conditions. this is actually what the egyptians want. at the only or institution can criticize the human rights is number one, the egyptian parliament number 2, the supreme council of human rights in egypt. there is a supreme council to observe this. so are we, we don't say we are 100 percent or perfect. we are saying we are trying to have a we, we need to improve some aspects of human rights. we are on the verge of doing this . but at any intervention or, or interference in our internal affairs, this is a violation of a sovereign state. and this is totally unacceptable. while i just have one more simple question for you, what do you think european politicians are trying to achieve with this strong wording of this resolution against cairo? i believe they have. there is a hidden agenda. i'm like a egypt did have a very strong stand

chems interesting national security requires a committee to investigate the rules and we will use every opportunity that has long been ignored the national committee of the republican partyed by members of the president's family who played into their hands include conspiracy or embezzlement against the united states fraud conspiracy to commit violations of the foreign agents registration act violations of the foreign corrupt practices act violations of the trafficking in persons protection act. tax evasion , money laundering, and money laundering conspiracy the biden family's business dealings are linked to a wide range of human trafficking crimes. yes potential violations of the constitution on 118 boobs congress will evaluate joe biden's relationship with his family's foreign partners. i want to be clear. this is an investigation into joe biden. i don't know the list of sins, al capone was more or less. but well, in principle, according to these standards, they also do not absorb more or less. yes, they are cumulative. well, this is about 250 years, probably three. well, yes, no, they don’t have a life sentence, they actually have it there, yes, but in principle, they

the republican national committee, the national republican party, has joined him in that lawsuit. so things are already a little cuckoo for cocoa puffs in arizona, in terms of whether or not the republicans there believe in elections anymore and intent abide by them. but today, as the deadline for counties to certify the vote in arizona, with one republican-controlled county refusing to certify, despite the deadline, we are now entering into territory that has a lot of minds in it. this raises the prospect that the county that's refusing to certify will likely be sued for refusing to certify. that means we're looking at the prospect that, in fairly short order, we'll be looking at a court order that directs the county to certify the vote even though they don't want to. at that point, will be hard up against the question that a republican party that doesn't accept election results might also be a republican party that refuses to abide by court orders. at which point we're pretty much in the abyss, and we've left politics behind in favor of something that looks more like brute force

so today, the party's national executive committee met to discuss proposals to revive bame labour , apresent ethnic minorities. members say the plan falls short of a 2018 pledge to implement a so—called national bame committee that would have gone harder on promoting diversity . harder on promoting diversity. look, i firmly believe people should be hired forjobs based on their character and ability. but low grade labour so but when low grade labour so desperate to play identity politics, it's a total embarrassment that they fall at every hurdle. it's forget it's the who produced three the tories who produced three female pms and had countless ethnic minorities in senior positions across multiple governments without , ever governments without, ever setting targets. the labour circus , meanwhile, is yet to circus, meanwhile, is yet to even have a female leader. circus, meanwhile, is yet to even have a female leader . and even have a female leader. and in the latest conundrum for the woke warriors of labour, desperate prove the party's desperate to prove the party's progressive, well, gu

so today, the party's national executive committee met to discuss proposals to revive bame labour , apresent ethnic minorities. members say the plan falls short of a 2018 pledge to implement a so—called national bame committee that would have gone harder on promoting diversity . harder on promoting diversity. look, i firmly believe people should be hired forjobs based on their character and ability. but low grade labour so but when low grade labour so desperate to play identity politics, it's a total embarrassment that they fall at every hurdle. it's forget it's the who produced three the tories who produced three female pms and had countless ethnic minorities in senior positions across multiple governments without , ever governments without, ever setting targets. the labour circus , meanwhile, is yet to circus, meanwhile, is yet to even have a female leader. circus, meanwhile, is yet to even have a female leader . and even have a female leader. and in the latest conundrum for the woke warriors of labour, desperate prove the party's desperate to prove the party's progressive, well, gu

national security is from chinat maria: at fbi directorof christopher wray testifying last sweek in front of a senate homeland security committee on the national security threats facing america today. the communist partyepresenting the single biggest threat according to christopherh raper dried meatou right now, oe people to work on the intelligence committee investigation into china thenol congressman devionn nunes. colonel derek harvey is on the national securitn y council in 2070 but also what this is brian costello's background is international finance.nal ge gentlemen, it's great to have you bothe yo here pretty cell% n time this morning.el colonel i want to begin with you. we keep hearing the fbi tell usr how big a threat the chinese communist party is for america. what can you tell us about that investigation?lyin deviven nunes broke that news ot his investigation on this program three years ago. where di?d it go? and what can you tell us aboutch it? >> thank youai mariauÑes i'm glo be here.hine chairman newness is always beenn focused on the chinese threats.o and let an investigation into the role of china and trying to influence, manipulate and coerce a range of companies acrossnt almost ever

party. am form a member of the republican national committee. and thanks for joining us here. archie now was biden the other day. so and i think in their opposition to form of prison don't drop and his possible reelection. well, that's a big question. why they're like that. why they guy are so worried about him. i think part of the reason is because they know that donald trump has been one of the, the most unique republican candidates. he's drawn different kind of voters working class voters, minority voters. he has an energy behind him. i think they're, i think they're afraid of him. as an opponent, but what's more striking in what should be really troubling for americans for the american people is basically the sitting president united states, saying that he will use the power of his office to keep someone else out of office . and you know, this is the kind of thing that the american public is used to hearing our politicians say about latin america or about some other country don't abuse. the process don't be a threat to democracy. joe biden j

party itself in 2020 past a rule, hadn't gotten much attention which closes off the presidential primary to registered republicans. that's a drastic move in favor of closed primary. >> that the platform position. >> republican national committeerule. >> governing the states? >> it covers conducting of primaries. >> no republican primary per the national party could be a, quote, open primary? >> correct. the way it reads is you have to be registered. they are calling you now. they have to be a registered republican or non-registration state give proof of their affiliation with the republican party. for presidential purposes the republican national committee in all its wisdom and based on stellar results in the past 3 elections has decided to close it off. they are really mad. it is worth looking at the nominees produced in this past election by open versus closed primary, looking at the battleground states where there were real trump candidates on the ballot, close states included nevada, the senate, secretary of state, pennsylvania governor and senator. the open primary state had been at work so well so arizona, with the secretary of state, new hampshire's senate, ohio's senate and michigan and wisconsin, whether it is an ope

the chairwoman of the republican national committee said sunday that candidates from her party couldept the results after letting the process play out. here is more of what she told cnn's dana bash. >> as the top republican in this country right now, your message is -- >> do not break the law. do not attack or intimidate people trying to vote. >> in any way, shape or form? >> i don't think that should be done at all. also, don't intimidate our poll watchers because we're having that, too. our poll watchers are not being allowed to meaningfully on serve. that's an important part of our democracy that both sides, democrat and republican, should be able to meaningfully observe so we can say we saw it and it went well. >> you're trying to recruit poll watchers. >> we have. >> you've been on steve bannon's podcast multiple times. >> yeah. >> you're asking him to help recruit and his listeners to help recruit the poll watchers. is there any concern about using that outlet on this issue when it comes to potential for harassment? >> no. i'm never telling people to harass. >> of course you're

so the idea that the national party doesn't play and you leave it to the senatorial committee or the house committee, there is a coordinated effort there, there is the way they look at those races, and sometimes it takes the parties to retrain the eye of a senatorial and congressional committee, because they look at things like this. and if you don't have the raising of 250,000 dollars out of the box, we're not talking to you until you do. if there are some candidates, if you give them a little extra in the beginning, you can help move them. it is a dynamic process is what i'm trying to say. >> one thing, the amount of money that the dnc gives out is an itty-bitty tiny amount given the hundreds of millions of dollars of the outside groups. and the outside groups i think should have done more. >> and i agree with that. >> but she was in big trouble, if he is not protecting his incumbents. >> and there is a difference between 2010 and 2022. >> especially the brown race. that was a stand alone race. >> that wasn't the only one. but my point it wasn't the only one. there were other electi

, it is such an internal intra-party structure, and most of all, that is, maryana bezugla does not claim to be the head of the parliamentary committee on issues of nationalurity and defense are they also preparing to lead him? no we have a chairman, er zavitnevich, he thinks he will remain chairman until the end of the term. and maybe not even in this one, there are more and more changes within the committee. i think there will not be exactly the national security committee and defense and intelligence in e-e in the verkhovna rada because, as you know, it was replenished and recently five-tunov new members who transferred from other committees, in particular as including but i think that in the near future there will be more changes within yehor i wanted to you want to talk about the results of the american elections, the counting is still going on there and, most likely, we will get some kind of final result in december, in any case, the midterm elections in the united states are very often perceived as criteria for evaluating the work or not of the administration of the current president, and here it must be said despite the predictions, joseph biden a

fake dossier that was done and paid for by crooked hillary clinton, the democratic national committee and the democrat partyey found that out later. this dossier was paid for by crooked hillary in the democrats. after all of their lies, and all of their corruption, these same people keep coming after me. they keep coming after trump, remember first it was russia russia russia, then it was ukraine ukraine and ukraine. remember that? in the witchhunt where the conclusion was no collusion. the conclusion was no collusion. do you think biden can say that? could you imagine if they gave him not. even if it was on a teleprompter, i give him a 2% chance of getting that one done. then they hit me with impeachment hoops number one. impeachment hoops number two. the censorship of the biden family corruption story as russian disinformation by the fbi. remember when they went to facebook and said his laptop from hell, they called it the laptop from hell, somebody named maranda devine wrote a great book and she gives me credit for this. she said i'm so happy you used my name, but she said laptop from hell was so good th

national committee will no longer pay trump's legal bills. that is a significant complication, but unless and until someone knocks him out, trump remains the party leader and nomination front-runner. norah. >> major garrett, thank you. >>> and we want to turn now to that horrific shooting at the university of virginia campus. the mother of one of the uva students severely injured in sunday's shooting tells us her son is in critical but stable condition after two surgeries. his close friends died in the attack. in brenda hol nsz first interview since the shooting, she speaks about her child's strength in the face of tragedy. >> it's the call you never want to get. >> reporter: brenda hollens' son is a running back for the uva football team. >> you hope and pray you never get it. but when you do, your world stops. >> reporter: on facebook, pictures of brenda and her son a day before the shooting. >> what should people know about mike? >> he's so kind-hearted. when he loves you, he loves you. he strives. he is a fighter. >> reporter: shots were fired on sunday night as this bus pulled into a campus garage at the end of a field trip. an eyewitness s

national committee. about the elections, please, a few words, and whether bubka's control over the ukrainian party reallyven when a new leader, vadim hutsal, came to his head, i want to say first that it was at first like a certain i was approached because i had, relatively speaking, special ambitions, ambitions. at that time, it was not possible to head the national committee. i was approached by a number of sports officials and heads of the federation who said that we are not belarus and not russia when in our country, relatively speaking, someone is left to warm up a place or simply make corrections of a similar nature. in order to, uh, maintain our influence and possibly have less responsibility , i don't know. they didn't look like belarus, which is directly the national police, the committee of which was headed by mr. lukashenko. that's why i decided to run for office and also try to make this competition, but you asked about democratic elections. and please tell me about in principle, what kind of democratic elections can be held when, conditionally speaking, the minister, the current minister of

national olympic committee. as it turned out, a large part of the members - this is a departure from the party of regions. how is it possible? we will also talk further. well, we will continue very briefly, and we will also discuss what the consequences will be today. evening. what are your impressions of today's news regarding the searches in the kiev-pechersk lavra? it was a surprise for you, for me, for an expert who has been thinking about this for 30 years, nothing too nothing new has happened. we have been waiting for a long time for the relevant authorities to be interested in what is happening there on the territory of this lavra, well, in addition to the direct duties performed by the lavra as a shrine all-ukrainian as a place for pilgrimage as a place for training future priests to perform the liturgy well, there were interesting we have certain questions . well, for example, we were very interested. and which of the monks are citizens of non-ukraine, on what grounds are they there? i know that there are moldovans and russians there, that is, citizens of this country and just today, well, the do

and the wisconsin democratic party today to has received about one point $3 million from the democratic national committee that is important, because it is up more than $450,000 from the 2018 midterms spending in the state. that is also more than double of 2014. so the money here is pouring in. do you think that the democratic party apparatus has recognized that wisconsin democrats need resources, and are these your sources gonna translate into actual votes for you? >> we are so grateful for the support from our national committee partners and the democratic national committee, the dnc. also, from individuals in wisconsin and across the country who chipped in. we have raised at this point about $28 million, which is way beyond anything we have ever had in the midterm election. we are putting every one of those dollars to work. and we are seeing the results. we are seeing among young voters, women voters, black voters in the state. almost a 50% increase in the number of votes cast by this time of the election cycle, relative to 2018. so this energy and enthusiasm on the ground is palpable. and we are gonna

change the structure of the national economy for a decade ahead in a number of areas to become world leaders. and the test report of the central committee of the communist partyf belarus at the nineteenth congress of the cpt in 1948, the soviet the workers won a great labor victory . the country's industry in terms of gross output not only reached the pre-war level, but also surpassed it by 18%, the growth in the production of means of production amounted to 130% in relation to 1940. and the production of consumer goods 99% during the years of the first post-war five-year plan, the industry of the republic developed at a faster pace, but the big problem was that energy enterprises remained, both leading and regional small towns lacked energy capacity the fuel base was restored simultaneously with the objects of the national economy, but in the new five-year plan there were ambitious tasks. in the working barracks of the village, nuts will be torn out, that 25 km from orsha at the beginning of november of the thirtieth year, an unusual revival reigned. after a hard day, the workers, contrary to the established routine, went to rest, now they gathered at the ta

the underperformance, senator scott is chair of the national republican senatorial committee, they raised $235 million this midterm cycle to help the party but there is an internal war might be too strong of wording but republicans are in this postmortem, what went wrong, two senators, blackburn and telus supporting an audit of the and rsc. how did you spend the money, why did you make the decisions you made, was it worth it? does it get paid? a little bit because senator scott says my predecessor messed up, he doled out too many bonuses after the last election so i was in a mess to begin with. that is what some republicans are doing. stuart: let's get more on trump and his standing, what does bill bennett who has been on the show frequently think of trump's 2,020 one ounce and? lauren: he says trump should step aside, the country was in a great place when the former president was president but there are too many people who will not vote for donald trump and he continues, i don't want to see trump running be defeated which i think would happen. he ran a great country, he's got a great legacy in that, embrace that, step aside. he is joini

the standing committee of the communist party's politburo, meeting for the first time since it was formed last month, said the nationwill see us return to the moon by 202a. after that, the next target is mars. preparing for these missions can be quite a challenge, so the european space agency has sent aspiring astronauts to somewhere on earth that seems out of this world, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. that giant leap was more than 50 years ago now. not long after, mankind basically gave up on lunar exploration. mission control: ..two, one, and lift-off. - but that's about to change with nasa and other space agencies thinking big. this is not the moon. it is lanzarote, one of the canary islands. its volcanic surface is very similar to what astronauts may experience there or on mars. we, as astronauts, have to go out there and recognise rocks, work together with the scientists on earth to see which samples we need to take because if you take the right rock samples, the moon will tell us, like an open history book, about our own past on earth. it's notjust

parties. anne soy, bbc news, nairobi. to the us now where president biden has been speaking at a democratic national committee event in theidterm elections, he says americans must unite in opposition to political misinformation and lies as well as violence and voter intimidation. he accused donald trump and his supporters of undermining democracy and fuelling anger, hate and violence by refusing to accept the results of the 2020 us elections. ii to accept the results of the 2020 us elections.- 2020 us elections. if you refuse to _ 2020 us elections. if you refuse to accept - 2020 us elections. if you refuse to accept the - 2020 us elections. if you refuse to accept the will. 2020 us elections. if you | refuse to accept the will of the people, if you refuse to accept the fact that he lost, he has abused his power and put the loyalty to himself before loyalty to the constitution, and he has made a big lie and article of faith in the maga republican party, as secret, if thatis republican party, as secret, if that is true then every person's rights must be sacred because we have enjoyed our freedom for so long, it is easy to

the standing committee of the communist party�*s politburo, meeting for the first time since it was formed last month, said the nationhe has been injail since december and is now refusing water and food. for many years, the british army has been providing bibles for its staff who practise christianity. now the ministry of defence is to issue daily prayer books called nitnem gutkas to sikh service personnel. it�*s all down to a major in the british army who�*s spent years campaigning to make it happen, as claire jones explains. just a warning — there are some flashing images in this piece. at this printers, more than 500 copies of sikh daily prayer books are being created. for sikhs, our scriptures are notjust words, but they are the living embodiment of our group. major daljinder singh—virdee has been campaigning for two years to make this possible. the army has been providing christian religious texts for many years, and i saw the opportunity there to open the door for the sikh faith, to provide to sikh texts. after arriving at a sikh temple in london, the prayer books are being blessed. chanting and praying the pra

the standing committee of the communist party�*s politburo, meeting for the first time since it was formed last month, said the nationnistry of defence is to issue daily prayer books called nitnem gutkas to sikh service personnel. it�*s all down to a major in the british army who�*s spent years campaigning to make it happen, as claire jones explains. just a warning — there are some flashing images in this piece. at this printers, more than 500 copies of sikh daily prayer books are being created. for sikhs, our scriptures are notjust words, but they are the living embodiment of our guru. major daljinder singh—virdee has been campaigning for two years to make this possible. the army has been providing christian religious texts for many years, and i saw the opportunity there to open the door for the sikh faith, to provide to sikh texts. after arriving at a sikh temple in london, the prayer books are being blessed. chanting and praying the prayer books have been printed in three languages and in durable material to withstand the rigours of military life. the camouflage books are for the british army, and the navy blue bo

party of the russian federation, hryhoriy surkis and nestor shufrych. he explained that shufrychesurkis, who was the vice president of the national olympic committee underhe previous president serhii bubka, was included as delegates from the federation and people who develop sports in ukraine. this decision was made with for obvious reasons , society was outraged, and apparently it was precisely because of this resonance that the market, in particular, and in the media, and today on the espresso tv channel, at least one studio was dedicated to this, as it became known. i again i will repeat myself, and surkis and shufrych will leave the team in such a way, and without stepping into work at the most difficult time in the history of my country. at the same time, i cannot remain in the ranks of the noks, for such a composition, we pay an infinitely high price for our freedom with the lives of the best ukrainians, we must be worthy of them well, a little earlier we were shown a quote by andriy shevchenko, in fact, you have already heard everything, the apparition outraged shufrych and surkis as part of nox is similar not only to us journalists and ukrainian

national committee admits it freely. said yeah, that's just politics. so that's what the democrat party is, you guys. crime they only care about when it is about currying favor with voters, threat of democracy only matters when it is rhetoric. it is all about getting votes on the ballot. it illustrates the rhetoric, crime, migrant safety, education, it is a sham. so are their principles. >> you can see the issues important to voters. we have them on the wall, the economy, crime, immigration, abortion, crimeslimate change. you see the mentions, zero on the border, crime, inflation, zero on supply chain, zero on gas, zero on china. we could go on. look at all of the zeros. >> regardless of politics, any good strategy, let me talk like a marketer a second, is anchored on what matters to customers, and out of line to americans. over and over, i run data all the time. we got new numbers today for the last 14 days based on 7 million data points, the positive sentiment towards the gop nationwide is 46%. and we know from cnn's information 17% is about the favorability that is strong towards president biden.

party came up short in the midterms. scott was chairman of the national republican senatorial committee the team had been tasked with winningseats to retake the senate majority. it is now time for sunday group former democratic senator from louisiana mary landrieu. former bush/white house adviser karl rove, former dnc communications director and fox news senior congressional correspondent chad pergram. welcome to all of you. now famous got to sleep in last week that you all look good. i want to place from senate majority leader chuck schumer who are main apparently senate majority leader. >> there was no red wave. on the reason there wasn't a red wave is because democrats had a blue wave of accomplishment. shannon: he echoes with the president is saying in the white house the same voters limit shellacking to. >> i think it's a little more complicated than that. if that were true they liked what they saw the democrats would've picked up seats in the house rather than losing the house. i think it's a farmer, locate a picture of the republicans have had they had a bad night but sort of the democrats. it was a status quo electi

national committee will no longer pay trump's legal bills. that is a significant complication, but unless and until someone knocks him out, trump remains the partyer and nomination frontrunner. norah. >> o'donnell: major garrett, thank you. and we want to turn now to that horrific and we want to turn now to that horrific shooting at the university of virginia campus. the mother of one of the u.v.a. students severely injured in sunday's shooting tells us her son is in critical but stable condition after two surgeries. his close friends died in the attack. in brenda hollins' first interview since the shooting, she speaks to cbs's catherine herridge about her child's strength in the face of tragedy. >> it's the call that you never want to get. >> reporter: brenda holllins' son, mike, is a running back for the u.v.a. football team. >> you hope and pray that you never get it, but when you do, your world stops. >> reporter: on facebook, pictures of brenda and her son, a day before the shooting. what should people know about mike? >> he is so kind-hearted. when he loves you, he loves you. he strives. he is a fighter. >> reporter: shots were fired on su

parties really want to put their best face forward to the electorate. jonathan j, as a former communications director of the democratic national committee, and a strategist for the democrats. he says economies weighing heavily on the minds of voters, especially inflation. economists don't agree exactly what's causing this. we're seeing it globally of course. but domestically what we see is not only 40 year highs and inflation, but 70 year highs in corporate profits. and so a lot of those higher prices that money is flowing directly from consumers into corporations, bottom line, they're buying ac stock, etc. and so the democrats have been talking about that a bit, but they haven't been full throated in making that case, which the public is very sympathetic to them. republicans can basically just sit back here as they can in most mid terms. if things aren't going well, you have a democrat in the white house democrats, at least nominally in control of congress and people unhappy. so republicans can sit back and say, hey, this inflation happened on that guy's watch. so you better vote for us. and that's mostly the case that they've been making, and that's de

the republican national committee says voters are fed up with record-high inflation and they're confident that gop will take back control of the house next week. leaders of both parties are hitting the campaign trails hard over the next week. president biden will be in new mexico, philadelphia and here in california in the coming days. schools nationwide are dealing with a shortage in bus drivers as a result, typical events this time of the year like softball and football games being cut out. markie martin explains. >> it's that time of year when nothing condemn the bright friday night lights of the high school football game except maybe a national bus driver shortage that's hitting schools. we use our office staff to drive times. we get our mechanics to drive. >> but it is extremely difficult to manage. he families across the country looks in our bust through wasn't there in the east texas city of nacogdoches. that shortage is now impacting football games just last month. the high school alerting the district. they only have enough buses to take the football team and staff to a friday night away game leaving behind the cheerleaders, drill teams. and and i mean, it's

nation, which the russians have been arranging for centuries, but of our people. on august 5, 1937, a resolution before the bureau of the central committee of the communist party ofiet union about the so-called anti-soviet elements came into force. it is not in the past that people from the solovetsky islands were arrested and sent to a concentration camp. in most cases, they were accused of allegedly counter-revolutionary activities, terror, espionage, sabotage, preparation for an armed uprising on fabricated cases, and the term of imprisonment often ranged from five to 10 years , the solovetsky stage began in the fall of 1937, by the decision of the special troika of the nkvd administration in the leningrad region, 116 prisoners were expected to be shot, but four of them were sent to other prisons, and one died before the shooting, october 27, the day of the first murders 208 prisoners were shot in the head at that time, there was a pause until november 1, all because of an escape attempt, the transportation procedure was perfected before the execution, the prisoners were stripped to their underwear, two gags were tied in their mouths, gags were placed in stack

party is coming you out, there is some hypocrisy here. >> kayleigh mcenany: i was at the republican national committee will be recalling it over harvey weinsteinn "the daily beast" says that this is a little different because very rarely do you have money itself and the sorts of it and how was obtained, the sows of the money coming under scrutiny is not just a corruption of the person who by all means that the money in a fair and aboveboard way. so i'm interested to see if there's money back and also if this guy's going to pledge $1 billion with the bd. for 2024 and he said that that was not a hard ceiling so that is just evaporated overnight from the offers. >> is such a great point between the difference in the legal and then ethical is that they will be folly for quite some time. >> kayleigh mcenany: charlie had some great breaking news reporting and fox business has been absolutely understood from the beginning you covered a lot of this in your last are what we should take away? >> harris faulkner: you know, i think you need to nail on the head mercedes. whether it he spent the money the democrats? i mean the democrats really hurt by this.