elections to the congress of the republican party, as the former representative of the national republican congressional committee said, the biden administration lost confidence and the first reason for the decline in popularity was the withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan in all ukraine seriously landed money and weapons from the west and the united states, experts say that the collective arsenals are clearly empty due to the lack of the necessary shells. in japan, they even canceled firing from american hummers. they were simply not brought to the island of hokkaido, where the maneuvers of the japanese ground forces and us marines took place, according to a japanese newspaper. the non -key cancellation of firing is an unprecedented event in the history of joint exercises. well, apparently, the united states is urgently restructuring its plans and strategy to play now. there will also be greece the pentagon reports that they have already discussed the expansion of the military presence in washington on greek territory. sisters of strengthening support for the north atlantic alliance, especially in the easter

the nation," margaret brennan asked tom emmer, congressman and chairman of the national republican congressional committee, about a tweet he posted four days ago about him touting the second amendment, firing a gun with the hash tag #firepelosi. why is there a gun in a political ad at all? wouldn't a pink slip be more fitting if it's about firing her? >> exercising our second amendment rights have -- >> that's not a debate about the second amendment. that's not a debate on the second amendment. #firepelosi. >> reporter: he said there is no place for violence in our society, despite political leaders on both sides of the aisle calling for calm. elon musk, twitter's new owner who's been under fire hear how he'll fight misinformation, fanned the flames. he re-tweeted then deleted an article by a con speartorial website that claimed the two men knew each other before the attack. and san francisco police have since gone on the record saying these two men did not know each other before the attack. they say there is no doubt this was a break-in. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, san francisco. >>> on the heels of pa

. >>> turn now to the chairman of the national republican congressional committee, minnesota congressmanom emmer. good morning. good to have you here. >> good morning. >> i have to ask you about what we've just been talking about here. how concerned are you about the risk of political violence and how should it be minimized? >> there's no place for violence, period, in our society. physical violence or violence against someone's property. i think you've already covered that here this morning. the incident in san francisco, tragic as it is, i think we need some more information about it, but we should all be feeling for paul pelosi and his family. hopefully they'll be 100% recovery. >> just to be abundantly clear, you denounce any kind of attack on the pelosi family? >> absolutely. there should be no attacks, period. there should be no violence in our society. again, whether it's political or otherwise. there's no place for it in the civilized society. >> well, i'm glad you said that because i want to ask you about something in our cbs news poll that shows that even as republicans are poi

panel, james freeman from "wall street journal" editorial page, matt gorman for national republican congressional committee vice president of targeted victory. and you all know jessica tarlov. one of my co-hosts, don't look now, james but the heading over past 5 days look really good for republicans, is it as it has been. >> i thought in spring it would be ain't inflation election. i think a lot of democrats maybe hoped for some glimmer of good news in last week's inflation report, they didn't get it, i think that voters done need that official government -- didn't need that official government pronouncement to note that prices have been brutal. looking at history that means a tough time for the incumbent. dana: you have been matt, involved in a lot of campaign cycles how does that compare to others, the feeling? >> very different. when dobbs decision came out the democrats got bullish over the summer. as we got into fall, into this last month, inflation is the hot topic, but crime, you see that in a lot of ads, i think that republicans in the last month have gotten more bullish in how it will end. dana: j

let's bring in minnesota congressman member-over the national republican congressional committee and member of the house finance services committee and crime is touching one of your c compatriots. congressman lee zeldin had a shooting take place outside of his home on new york's long island and his two daughters were home at the time and nobody hurt. not from his family but there are two shooting victims that were hospitalized and your thoughts on that, congressman? >> well, great to be with you, john. it's a sad testament to what's happening in new york. it really is what this election that's in 30 days will be all about. these policies in new york promoted by cathy hochul and my counter part sean patrick maloney, the chair of the dcc c to defund the police and promote cashless bail. these pro criminal policies, john, have created this crime wave in new york city and across the nation and frankly democrats own it. unfortunately tonight, we had the incident in front of my colleague's house, in front of lee zeldin's house. thankfully his family is fine, but this insanity has got to en

trey: joining us now, chair of national republican congressional committee, representative tom emmer.e high expectations, because in is one place you can go. it is not good. so give us realistic expectations, what do you think will happen in a week from tuesday? >> we have won nothing yet, it is great to be with you, 9 days to go, a lot can happen, that say long time in our political lives, right now we feel good about where we are, you win election is great candidates, right message and enough resources, i think we have all three, voters understand that biden administration and nancy pelosi and democrats in charge, they have not delivered them lower prices or them safety and their communities, un8 out of 10 voters believe that country is on the wrong track, that is what they are voting on in 9 days, because of that i'm confident we'll have the majority. trey: congressman. i know with share of the nrcc does, for those who don't, you are active in recruiting candidates, you help them get resources they need, if there is a big night, a week from tuesday for republicans you and kevin mcc

the republican party here in connecticut and at the national level is doing that. we're welcomed. >> the chair of the national republican congressional committeelieves it's underway. >> a record number of women, blacks and hispanics. every person that has voted democrat is now available to republican candidates. >> a spokesman slammed republicans for finally engaging with communities of colors in the year 2022 with flawed candidates writing their politics of dividing americans and promoting hate remains. even if many of these gop minority candidates achieve victory, democrats will have greater numbers on that front. republican party leaders are proud of this class of candidates that reflects the diversity of america. gillian? >> thanks, molly. george logan is here with us. thanks for being with us. the dccc says your party is stoking hate and fuelling division. what do you say? >> it's ridiculous. look, the folks here in the fifth congressional district of kentucky, they're concern about affordability is the issue of the day, community safety. when we take a look at those issues, it's across all areas. my message is the same whether it's in th

on "face the nation" margaret brennan asked tom emmer, congressman and chairman of the republican congressional committee, about a tweet he posted four days ago of him touting the second amendment. firing a gun with the hashtag fire pelosi. >> why is there a gun in a political ad at all? wouldn't a pink slip be more fitting if it's about firing her? >> exercising our second amendment rights having fun shooting a gun. >> that's not a debate about the second amendment. >> yes, it is. >> it's about firing pelosi. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: emmer says there's no room for violence in our society. despite both sides calling for calm elon musk, twitter's new owner who's been under fire for how he'll fight misinformation, fanned the flames. this morning he retweeted then deleted an article by a conspiratorial website that claimed the two men knew each other before the attack. and san francisco police have since gone on the record saying these two men did not know each other before the attack. jericka, they say there is no doubt this was a break-in. >> jonathan vigliotti for us in san francisco. thank you. >>> w

republican party here in connecticut and at the national level is doing that. we are welcoming. >> the chair of the national republican congressional committee believes a political realignment is underway. >> record number of black candidates, record number of hispanic candidates, record number of women. i would argue that every minority group in america that is traditionally voted democrat is available to republican candidates. >> but a spokesman for the democratic congressional campaign committee slammed republicans for finally engaging with communities of color in 2022 with flawed candidates, writing the politics of promoting hate remains. even if many of the gop minority candidates achieve victory, democrats will still outnumber them on this account. but republican party leaders are proud of this class of candidates that they are putting forward that they believe reflects the diversity of america. >> jacqui: interesting to see which races surprise you. thank you so much. >> sandra: karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor. here we go, 18 days out to election day, and many are observing that very diverse group of gop candid

now my pleasure to introduce congressman bill paxon of new york, who chairs the national republican congressional committee. bill made sure that candidates had as much input in this document as sitting members, and he has largely responsible for the prospect of electing the first republican house majority in 40 years. thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, this is truly an historic day. it was 40 years ago when republicans were last in the majority. the same year that i was born. we lost our majority in 1954. and i felt guilty ever since. today is the day we as republicans make our camp back with the people to take back their house and restore our faith in the institution of the congress. ladies and gentlemen, this contract is truly of, by and for the american people. its tenants rise from the common sense of the coffee shop. the business sense of main street, and the values that come from folks in living rooms, in towns large and small, across the great land that lies in front of this capitol. the problem with the debt with our democratic colleagues who find fault with this contract is clear. it's bee

congressional campaign committee. also known as the dccc. republican counterpart, the national republican congressional committee. in the senate, there is the democratic senatorial campaign committee. and the national republican senatorial committee. say that five times. when it comes to electing governors, and establishing a network of power across the state, executive branches well that lies with the democratic and republican governors association. there are similar committees focus on state legislators, secretaries of state and attorney generals. okay i get, it is a lot to take in. well i know you all had some questions about campaign money. and i have the answers. some of you even asked some questions on my twitter threats. and quoting this question. somebody who wants to know, who takes the lead in the midterms? when it comes to campaign cash folks, ran the each campaign is responsible for its own message. and for how it uses the funds, these committees will provide support. these committees rely on support as well. you all have got a fund raising situation from the dnc right? for instance, the democratic nat

it was tom emmett, the chair of the national republican congressional committee. now he said yesterday that it's unfair to characterize that as being anything untoward, but it is an example of the way nancy pelosi has been demonized and used as a target by republicans almost since she was elected to be democratic leader in 2003 to a degree unmatched by any other congressional leader. she is a figure who raises the most money for democrats and she is the target that raises the most money for republicans and the tone of the attacks on her, which have always been liberal, rigid ide log, that kind of thing have become increasingly personal and violent and has led us to january 6th and to what we saw in san francisco with paul pelosi. >> and ab, we've heard from republicans like mitch mcconnell. he said he was horrified by the attack, but republican candidates running for office are still spreading the big lie. ted cruz is retweeting conspiracy theories by matt walsh and was pointed out by joyce, donald trump has said nothing about it. >> donald trump is not going to s

had any mail from former republican congressman john linder as chairman of the national republican congressional committee. he concluded herschel had a good debate night. this is someone who has been cynical about the race, his republican pedigree notwithstanding. he says what newsmax predicted weeks ago. the race will go to a runoff. host: are rip -- shower guest is john gizzi with newsmax. one of your pieces, the headline is dead heat again in the wisconsin senate race. this is between the incumbent ron johnson and lieutenant governor mandela barnes. what is making this rate a dead heat? guest: what is making it is the state of wisconsin. the badger state is known for going backwards and forwards with each of the major parties. it truly is a purple state and we have seen it in the races for governor. one i consider the next barack obama, and orator, fast rising star in the state commit i thought he would be the big winner in the debates, but ron johnson held his own. in particular he put democrat barnes on the defensive on the green new deal and spending issues. that is why he has a slight edge in the p

here is a national republican congressional committee at against michigan congressman dan kilby, hittingim on the inflation issue. [video clip] ♪ >> what we're dealing with now is a transitory situation. >> hey, transitory and plus short-term. >> yeah, he is out of touch. >> dan kilby does not get it. >> everything is more expensive. >> inflation is killing us. dan kilby does not get it. >> dan kilby has been in washington for 10 years, and we are paying the price. >> -- responsible for the content of this advertising. host: the latest ad for that race in michigan. we are getting your thoughts on how the economy is impacting your vote. maybe not at all. or it is the driving factor, driving you to vote for one party or the other. we are dividing lines, republicans, democrats, independents. we will hear from kojo in virginia, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. so the gentleman who called in from florida, talking about what the gentleman from massachusetts said about the republicans being dishonest, the men that spoke -- the man that spoke from florida, listen, america, the ec

commitment by the national republican senatorial committee earlier this week to continue supporting walker in the form of campaign donations, these in-person campaign visits by prominent congressional play out on the campaign trail. we know that in our sec chairman, senator rick scott, as well as arkansas senator tom cotton will be here in georgia, campaigning for walker on tuesday. rick scott staying in a statement, i am on herschel's team. they picked the wrong georgian to mess with. i'm proud to stand with herschel walker. also, on me to suppress this morning, representative jon bacon of nebraska came to walker's defense. but also had something else to say. when admitting to this controversy, saying it is better to be candid and acknowledge the presence of all of these allegations. that may be better than hoping it states way. take a listen. >> i think people make mistakes, and if people acknowledge them and ask forgiveness, none of this are perfect. i'm not a flawless person, i have made mistakes in life. and herschel has, to, we all have. i think it's better to be honest. >> and alex, that really tracks with what we are hearing from republican voters here on the ground in geor

. >> as you can see, we have michael steele with us, former chair of the republican national committee with us, congressional investigations reporter for "the washington post," jackie alemany is back. i told you, not letting you go. nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. >> he's going to sort through exactly where the case is and what yesterday's supreme court ruling meant. there's a lot to sort out. >> and for some big time context, author and nbc news presidential historian, michael beschloss joins us as well. >> we brought michael along for the deep thought. >> let's get to the new evidence and video laid out by the house investigative committee investigating january 6th. we learned details about trump's premeditated plan to declare victory and got a look at never before seen footage of top lawmakers taking shelter during the attack on the capitol, and there was the dramatic vote to subpoena the former president himself. >> this afternoon, i am offering this resolution that the committee direct the chairman to issue a subpoena for relevant documents and testimony under oath from don