and of course, nevada state director sarah nelson, nevada senior adviser, advisory ryan irwin, nevada state finance director. corey christiansen. and you know, i want to give a special a special shout out to jim again. you're first lady of nevada from a few years ago, and she and i served together as first ladies together. and she became a very good friend of mine. and she's been helpful in this effort, too. and we so miss her sweet husband, kenny. so a shout out to my friend dema to thank you all. and you know, as i've as i've just been observing things, as i tend to do, i've noticed that mitt has started to win in states that are so important for the general action he won in new hampshire that is going to be a very important state in the general election. it's a swing state in the general. he did the same thing in florida. that's going to be a very important state for us to win in the general. we appreciate that. but also this state is going to be an important state in the general. and you guys. now that we have all of you excited and energized and volunteer, and we're going to need

the federal prison services, nevada. the felt on well, i lost consciousness. officer walk are still considered part of metrics, tried to resuscitate him. without success about these office certainly have been informed of his death and the lawyer is on the way to the jail. the permanent says president vladimir poultry and has been told off 47 year old nevada. these 10 did have his home almost, but corresponding to emily, sherwin is with me in the studio. emily, welcome. has there been any other confirmation of nevada these depth, beyond, at the russian prison service? a while we did hear from the crumbling spokesperson music discovery said that um, that he has no information on the reasons of alex they, nevada needs death. and that doctors would be looking into that. so that's kind of an indirect confirmation, at least from the russian authorities. and when it comes to nevada, these allies, they say that they're waiting for independent confirmation that the families of nobody's family has not been notified officially yet.

i like to say nevada mate is dead . the prison service says nevada. these died of opinion called a nearby who was subbing a 19 year sentence. quantity does express that outrage at the reports of debt of letting me put into fits as protects and germany and ukraine signed a long term security agreement. and there's more have for the fight against the russian invasion. both governments say it's an important step forward. the, i'm going to expand it to welcome to the program, alternatives and rochelle. save the jigging, the opposition leader alexei, nevada. a has died. the federal prison service says nevada. me felt unwell. i lost consciousness of total walk, a statement, certified, emetics stripe. the results that are your term without success, the valleys office said they have been informed of his death and the lawyer is on the way to the jail. the permanency as president vladimir fulton has been informed of for the 7 year old nevada. these device do not lose a form almost the correspondent emily shopping is with me in the studio. emily welcom, do we ha

you heard about that to the death of nevada. in a while, she was inside the embassy and she was almost speechless. and a lot of people who really were very close to tears. yeah. and are there any views on how nevada these debts when the impact, the pro democracy movement in russia brought one of the organizers of this protest. the is a free now by any uh, organization. uh, here in berlin and uh, i spoke to them and they feel that they need to continue the work of the, of my, by any and apart from the shock on the sadness, there is also a sense of anger and a sense of defiance against the id me a put in the same the similar sort of words that we heard from nevada and his wife went to 40 and has to be taken has to account for this that he has to be punished for this that he has to be held responsible for the difference in a variety and that's a position to the regime in russia should continue. and that's the work of election evaluated in many ways. we'll continue with these people who have been saying they don't know, but they do

as in use of nevada and his dad shocked. of course, people in his home country, hundreds of how many thousands of russians brought flowers to the memorials of the victims of political oppression, spontaneously showings, interest on the deputy with a volley. this is not without danger and put in special, but in the volley was something like public enemy number one and hundreds of arrests through all of the russia show. just how dangerous it is with the police taking off action against the volume to support this the, this whole situation reminds me of the protest. moss, going to many aga, see this is wisdom teeth, which, what are the nice to buy? and i've only, i have a report that on many of these protests in russia and have seen thousands of people arrested ironical nodes but to day on day one often of all is this process most famous, that opposition politicians seems to be alive. again thank theory. the don't usury resettle enrica for us. a 47 year old alexi, nevada is the latest in a series of high profile political dissid

tomorrow's nevada's presidential primary.ublican primary are in nevada tomorrow. now, on the democratic side, on biden's side, it's gonna be a fairly normal event. he's an incumbent president. is not really gonna have any serious challenge getting his party's nomination. he has token opposition opponents that got, like, 2% and less than 2% in the first primary this past weekend in south carolina. and so president biden will compete in nevada tomorrow, and he will clean up. on the republican side, though, the likely republican presidential nominee, donald trump, he will not be on the ballot in the nevada primary tomorrow. his opponent, nikki haley, will be, but trump will not. instead, trump would be on the ballot later this week for a nevada republican party caucus, which is going to take place on thursday. and in that one, in the caucus on thursday, nikki haley will not be on the ballot. now, does this make any sense at all to the average nevada republican voter? no, it does not because it can't make sense to anyone because

, the same nevada republican officials, thu nevada republican party chairman who is under indictment, for example, he went to mar-a-lago and met with trump and lo and behold, the nevada republican party came up with this ne cockamamie plan to ignore the official primary run by the state and instead do this caucus thing instead two days later basically as a favor to trump because that's what he wanted. and with the state's republican governor and the state party super pro trump, now what appears to be the republican party strategy this week in nevada, follow along here, this appears to be their strategy, they're hoping people don't vot too much in the official state primary election tomorrow or ifi they do vote, they're hoping , that people don't vote for nikki haley even though she's on the o ballot but instead they vote for the line on the ballot that says none of these candidates. that's the strategy. and then, that's just the trat strategy for tuesday. there's more strategy for later in the week.re they then hope people might also vote on thursday at this other thing, this caucus,

looking u . stake here in nevada. looking u- more stake here in nevada.here in nevada. looking up more delegates. at this - up more delegates. at this point, looking ahead to south carolina, imagine a big lead for donald trump. what chance does nikki haley have at this point to win the nomination? i think she is hoping that there is something that shakes up there is something that shakes up this contest, and that is a big question of what would do it? everything that has happened over the past year, nothing has really affected donald trump's standing within the party. she is banking on may be some sort of a surprise, some sort of change. that doesn't seem to be on the cards but south carolina is her home state. she was governor there. she was an underdog when she ran for governor, she proved a lot of people wrong in that case and she is hoping for it again this time but it is a tall task.— again this time but it is a tall task. ,, ., tall task. indeed. something that might — tall task. indeed. something that might get _ tall task. indeed. something that m

how important was nevada? i think it's _ nomination. how important was nevada? it's important, because there _ nevada? i think it's important, because there were _ nevada? i think it's important, because there were 26 - nevada? i think it's important, l because there were 26 delegates to the republican national convention, each state awards delegates and the more you a clue, the more likely you are going to secure the nomination. but more than that, it is a sign that donald trump has all the momentum in this nomination race. —— the more you get. he won in iowa, new hampshire, and earlier today in the us virgin islands. now he has won in nevada. an increasing perception that the donald trump campaign is a juggernaut that nikki haley simply cannot stop. if you look at the upcoming contest polls in south carolina and a whole slate of states on super tuesday in early march, donald trump has significant leads in all of those states. so evident that donald trump is essentially unstoppable unless something significant and unpredictable that we haven't been able to fore

let re-election hopes, winning the state of nevada.— state of nevada. state of nevada. let touch on the ballot in colorado, i state of nevada. let touch on | the ballot in colorado, whether donald trump's name will appear on that, being taken up by the supreme court today. any indication, listening to what the justices had indication, listening to what thejustices had to say, the attorneys, as to which way the judges might be leaning on that one? it's always risky to try to read into what the justices are saying, and their questioning as far as what they will ultimately decide. there were indications today that a majority on this court is sceptical of the claims that colorado and the people suing to keep donald trump off the ballot in that state were making. it seems the supreme court majority might be looking for an easy exit ramp, not having to weigh in on whether donald trump incited a rebellion, insurrection or not on january the 6th, but rebellion, insurrection or not onjanuary the 6th, but rather whether colorado had grounds to remove him from the

and secured nevada's vote.s smells of rigging the caucus on behalf of donald trump. >> he's talking ability the leadership of his state republican party. some of those leaders just happen to be criminally indicted by the state for attempting to falsely certify that trump won nevada in 2020. he did not win. all six fake electors have pleaded not guilty to felony charges. michael mcdonald, republican party chairman and close trump ally. >> we will deliver you 100% of delegates of the state of nevada to donald j. trump! >> and wherjesse law. >> clark county republican chairman who sang at trump's last nevada rally. last november, we kacaught up wh a caucus road show held by republican party leaders. >> as a party, make sure we're choosing the most competitive, the most representative candidate to be our nominee. >> completely misguided. >> former state gop chair and lifelong republican doesn't buy any of this. what does it mean though if you have these indicted fake electors who are also behind pushing this caucus

nevada offers an important glimpse into the country's future. the demographics of las vegas, for example, show what the demographics of the entire country will look like in about 2050. here , such issues as immigration, the problem of health care, the climate, and changes in the economy come to the fore. east las vegas, a predominately hispanic neighborhood. mira beltran, an accountant by education, says that she is forced to trade now. they already make up more than a quarter of the population, according to polls, most of them vote for the democrats. however, this trend is changing, as it is throughout the united states, says jesus marquez, a former adviser to donald trump in nevada. in 2012 , 20% of latin americans voted for republican mitromney. in 2016, under donald trump , it is already 30%. in the last presidential election , he had 35%. i think that... he has every chance of winning half of the hispanic vote in this election. according to marquez, both republicans and democrats are now waging a great struggle for latin americans. among th

next stop, nevada. ahead of caucus day, we unpack the confusion around the state's presidential nominating process. i am ayman mohyeldin, let's do it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> dear born michigan's high home to the largest mcglynn population in the country. there -- and the subsequent crisis, as many people have personal ties and connections to the region. now the mayor of dearborn, abdullah hammoud is ramping up enforcement in -- after a scathing op-ed was published on friday, entitled, welcome to dearborn, america's jihad capital. the mayor says that the article is already led to a alarming increase in islamophobia rhetoric and online targeting. the piece has received widespread criticism over the last few, days including from -- mallory mcmorrow, who called it not only irresponsible, but downright dangerous. that is because grossly mischaracterizing politicians, pro palestinian protesters living in the city. it conflates them with organizations like hamas and hezbollah, a country like iran. it makes no mention of th

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i look at nevada at the former president's message of voters there and the discussion with an nevadaependent owner on the state of the presidential race in the silver state. but first, a few minutes from the washington post virtual interview with james clyburn, who is serving as one of the cochairs of president biden's reelection campaign. he talked about the president's strategy in south carolina and some of the headwinds faced by democrats in the 2024 election as well as properly highlighting accomplishments. time. as i said in columbia and a few weeks before that in charleston, ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states goes deep into these things and generates the most discussion. it seems to be working to some extent. the governor of the state called me today asking him to give him a copy of my introduction of the president last weekend. i yes we have to go out and talk about these things. i used to be in this business. one of the great things i learned is people -- they have to here at the -- they have to hear it's 14 times -- it 14 times. they just think barack o

the, this is due to the news life from berlin, under learning and confusion on the desk of alexi, nevada, as police arrest dozens of sports, or is that memorials across russia, of all these allies today are not being tools. how is your position moved or died? his teen blaine's, vladimir persian, personally, ukraine and focus as well as leaders hold security talks in the unit. p of sports is retreat from a time they defended for years from russian to procedures. ukraine's president and warrants weakening western support is costing lives on the box. the hello welcome to the program. washing police have detained thousands of supporters of the opposition leader alexi navarro name, who died suddenly in a remote po, account of all these close allies have confirmed his death, but say they are for these are refusing to release his body with many questions, still not resolved many world leaders, campaigners of all his family are all pointing the finger that rushes president vladimir boucher, or in the arctic darkness. i'll explain a valleys mother. ludmilla is trying to find her son's body. she c

in the state of nevada.eers and applause] i just approved a $3 billion for the nation's first high speed rail line. [cheers and applause] $3 billion. take you from las vegas to los angeles in two hours by train instead of four hours by car. [cheers and applause] at 186 miles per hour, also reduce carbon emissions. it will take three million vehicles off the road. helping the air quality. and it's going to create 35,000 jobs during construction, 10,000 union jobs. [cheers and applause] jobs now and jobs beyond. and generating significant economic growth from nevada to california. that includes transforming california with another high speed rail line coming down from the south, going through central part of the state. guess what. that train's going to go 220 miles per hour. things are changing, folks. we have to get with the rest of the world. we're the most innovative country in the world. what the hell have we beening to? i'm serious. think about it. just like franklin roosevelt signed the electrification a

also in nevada, it's going to be a swing state.mpetitive in the presidential election. but they just indicted six people in december for the fake elector scheme there. people forget that that nevada was part of that whole fake elector thing for january 6th, including their state party chairman, who was indicted in december. nevada was also the place where they are secretary of state race in 2022 was a key race to make sure you didn't have an election denier when they're in gym marchand, and i'm proud to say lincoln project was part of those efforts to make sure he did not win. that was part of all those secretary of state races that were so crucial to make sure that those people didn't get in there. as another layer of trump supporters to try to undermine our democracy going into 2024. there is all eyes on nevada. again, the primary is what it is. the 26 delegates are going to go to donald trump in the caucus, it doesn't really matter what happens with nikki haley in the primary. it is just the reality of it. but again, this is whe

the way nevada does this is a little sort of different. the winner of republican primary, none of these candidates. is that a first for your state? >> good morning. thank you. it's an honor. this is a great opportunity for nevadans to have a say in what the november election is going to look like, once we get past the primary. none of the above did receive the most amount of votes on the republican side. by nevada law, the person, actual candidate, receiving the most votes is the winner of the contest. however, there's an asterisk next to that numb number, saying none of the above will receive the most votes from republicans in the primary. >> secretary, do you wonder or worry that the current system with the primary and the caucus, confused u.p. voters? fi >> my job as nevada secretary of state to make sure we're in the interest of all voters. doesn't matter if democrat or republican. and by 2021, the bipartisan leadership group of the legislate sure, decided that nevada should move forward with a state-run primary. that was the intent to

matt to you first, a member of the nevada rnc thinks that by nikki haley not really playing ball in nevadaave hurt her campaign a little. watch this. >> she's kind of kicking herself in the butt for not engaging in the caucus, because nevada's a proportional state and she could have picked up one, two delegates, maybe even more. >> trace: matt two delegates, you leave them on the table? >> it's a risk. this whole thing's unfortunate because it sews distrust and confusion amount primary voters right because in a lot of respects the caucus had, know, trump people who were very much going to win that and kind of control that process, the primary if he's not on the ballot. completely unfortunate but it delays the inevitable right. we're looking at south carolina now where she has a 1 on 1 versus trump fair and square, her home state, she has an advantage, she's down 25 points in the latest poll. she can't lose by 25 in a couple weeks. >> trace: listen i can go you one better matt because we are a going to put up that south carolina poll right now. this is, boy, the monmouth poll. look at the n

long founder of nevada -- veteran of nevada politics here to come about the upcoming primary and caucuse both things happening? >> that's a very good question and a lot of people are asking that including people in nevada, republican voters some of them at least are very confused. there is a state-mandated primary for both parties on february 6 and the republicans are having a separate caucus where the democrats will be eluted on february 8. nevada was long a caucus state until 2021 when it was changed by the legislature with some support from republicans after the iowa caucus disaster of 2020 that they didn't want to be repeated here and nevada wanted to make a bid for first in the nation primary which ultimately failed and joe biden chose south carolina. with that backdrop, the republicans decided they wanted to have a caucus and this estate party is completely controlled by trump supporters and it's clear they wanted to have a smaller universe for the former president to compete in and one that was more controlled. the primary law was also changed in reaction to covid, has all mail b

and secured nevada's vote.s definitely smells of rigging the caucus on behalf of donald trump. >> reporter: he's talking about the leadership of his state republican party. some of those leaders just happen to also be criminally indicted by the state for attempting to falsely certify that trump won nevada in 2020. he did not win. all six fake electors have pleaded not guilty to felony charges. michael mcdonald, nevada republican party chairman and close trump ally. >> we will deliver you 100% of delegates for the state of nevada to donald j. trump . >> reporter: and jesse. last november, we caught up with a caucus road show held by republican party leaders jim degraffenreid and jim hindall. >> make sure we're choosing the most competitive, representative candidate to be our nominee. >> reporter: former state gop chair and lifelong republican doesn't buy any of this. what does it mean, though, if you have these indicted fake electors who are also behind pushing this caucus? >> how do you trust it? to me it comes

it says the impact of the death of alexi, nevada. anyways, just hit us here yesterday as people would be getting together for the security conference. and this is really a conversation that you feel just almost everybody here has had about that about this big kind of confronted with, with the nature of the preaching regime. the reality of that once again, and also to the speculation about the timing of, of that, whether that was a coincidence or whether this was somehow deliberately timed to coincide with this gathering here. um, interesting, the one of the tapes that i got was for from a european leader who i will not name here but, but who said well, if it was deliberate timing, then it was extremely bad timing it backside because all it has done is kind of a strength and the results of, of europe to push back against that to me pretend even more strongly than they have until now. but they were suddenly also different use like an indian delegate who told me that it really doesn't change the fact the india and russia and all friends

as when use of alexi, nevada. his death emerged as germany, a new crane signed a long term security packed here in berlin. the german government has also promised more cash on military equipment to help keep the site the russian invasion. botkin ballad followed me and selected skin off. shots kept the small talk brief. i'm ed tight security, ukrainian prize you the entire and to so you know, historic security agreement and the lighting gemini support for the key of the does the media we to, to hear from the bad news, broke of kremlin critic election of all of these days. this is i thought, so save that work in just the very depressing call from you. i met in a valley here in belen when he was trying to recover from the poisoning attack in germany. and i also talked to him about the great courage it takes to go back to the country because he didn't go, he's probably not paid for that courage along with his life for fun. just have to do some work at the sides. but since i'm leaving, returning to the pre planning she

well, what will nevada his death mean for that? well, the upcoming election, quote unquote, as a joke, obviously it's not, it's not a real election. there is no choice. there was one anti war candidate and couldn't refuse to let them on the ballot. and now it may very well have killed the volley, even though nevada he wasn't able to run, but nevertheless, putting maybe eliminating all opposition. i had of the sham election so it's obviously not, not on the level, it's obviously not a real action. and i think it's pretty hard to know what people and rusher actually is making beneath the surface because i'm sure there is actually a lot of discontent. but it's very hard to express that openly because you see what happens to people who challenge put and they either wind up in jail or in the more my experience senior fellow at the council on foreign relations and a columnist for the washington post. thank you. so much for speaking to us here on the delhi. thank you. so and the aftermath of nevada is death. russia says it has taken full

she within the to a town in iowa called nevada, but has never come to nevada. so i think the reason they had a caucus in the first place is we know from reporting that the trump campaign has been coordinating around the country to create a set of rules most favorable to them. this is a nevada state gop deeply entwine d with donald trump. you have the state party chairman who hosted trump at several rallies and encouraged people to caugcus for trump. and so you have a situation now in which like you said, trump barring a political miracle, he's going to wrap this up and win the nevada caucus. it's going to create a confusing media narrative if nikki haley wins the primary with more votes. >> really interest ing. gabby, i have been to nevada, iowa, as well. that's an interesting comparison. appreciate you being here this morning. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, donald trump turning on a long-time ally suggesting that the chairwoman of the rnc should be fired. >>> and a surprise guest showing up on "saturday night live." >> next question comes from someone who d

it's more than $400.00 people at memorials for opposition leader alex said nevada. and they is this, at the age 47 at a remote pain accomplished, announced on friday, nevada, his allies have confirmed his death, but say, the author of t's refusing to release his body in the arctic darkness, like say, nevada lee's mother, ludmilla, is trying to find her son's body, she came to the remote prison where he died, only to be told his body had already been sent to the regional capital, nevada and his mother says the last time she saw him was in the prison. on monday. he was cheerful and full of energy and despite all the hardship didn't look like someone who was about to die with the lack of transparency around what caused nevada and the saw the death. his allies want the story it is to release his body immediately. and they have another message shuttle really put in, killed him. the whole world knows that it was the russian president who personally gave this order just as it knows that alexi was never afraid of him. never stayed silent. we must not give up. this is what a

nevada is about 80% made up of federal lands.ate in the country. there are bills in the house and senate from republicans and democrats. bipartisan support. the question is, will it work? it's another issue that's up to voters here this election cycle. >> steve patterson in reno, thank you very much. >>> turning to reporting about the investigation into classified documents found in president biden's home and former office. joining us now, ken dilanian. good morning. what do we know? >> good morning. the special counsel regulations say they are supposed to send the attorney general a decision on to charge or not to charge at the conclusion of his or her work. the report has been completed and slated for public release indicates there's no charges. it means the investigation is over and the doj will make public some of what he found. the justice department takes the position that a sitting president can't be charged criminally. that's a wild card here. we don't know what was concluded about mr. biden's conduct in this matter. the

and secured nevada's vote.his definitely smells ever rigging the caucus on behalf of donald trump. >> reporter: he's talking about the leadership of his state republican party. some of those leaders just happen to be also criminally indicted by the state for attempting to falsely certify that trudge won nevada in 2020. he did not win. all six electors have pleaded not get to felony charges. michael mcdonald, close trump ally -- >> we will deliver you 100% of delegates to the state of nevada to donald j. trudmp. >> reporter: jesse law. ♪ >> reporter: and the candidate who sang at trump's last rally. and we caught up with them. >> as a matter, we're making sure that we're choosing the most competitive, most representative candidate to be our nominee. >> it's completely misguided. >> reporter: a former chair and live long republican doesn't buy any of it. what does it mean, though, if you have these indicted fake electors who are also behind pushing this caucus? >> how do you trust it? how do you trust it? to me,

world flames. vladimir putin for the reports and the depth of the rational position leader, alexi, nevada, a supporter of stage vigils and moscow, and other cities worldwide. rational authorities say no. bonnie died at the remote penal colony where he was serving and 19 year sentence. also on the program, germany and ukraine signed a long term security agreement. and there's more help for kids fight against the russian inpatient. and he's called it the corporate death penalty. donald trump can't run his business after a new york court finds him for 3 years and finds him 355000000 dollars for for all the i'm 100 remote welcome to the program. leaders and campaigners around the world are blaming the report to death of russia's most prominent of positions that are on president. vladimir putin. authorities say, alexia vonnie died after collapsing at the remote penal colony where he was serving and 19 year sentence. supporters have staged vigils and many cities heads of state including us president joe biden has condemned to the kremlin and praised of on his coverage on resilience. just one da

this is the don't even use live from berlin, anger morning and confusion over the death of alexi, nevada only as police arrest dozens of supporters up memorials across russia. and these allies say they are not being told have the opposition leader died. his team blamed vladimir putin personal and ukraine and focus as world leaders hold security talks in munich. keeps forces retreat from a times they defended for years from russian procedures. presidents and landscape warrants weakening, western support is caustic lives on the battlefield. the on pablo police, welcome to the program, russian police of detain dozens of supporters of the opposition leader acting upon the who died suddenly in a remote penal comp, nevada. these close allies have confirmed his death would say the tardies are refusing to release his body with many questions, still not result any world leaders, campaigners and nevada. these families are all pointing the finger at a russian president vladimir putin in the arctic darkness. i'll explain a valleys mother. ludmilla is trying to find her son's body. she came to the re

i think the suppose is nevada and the continue to process the grief. there was 2 questions surrounding the exact cause of his death. many weston politicians, a curious russian president vladimir putin. a thing behind the vile needs to allegations that the kremlin has called unacceptable nevada and these mother, ludmilla, nevada maya, was seen visiting a move in rushes for news where his body is believed to be held. she said she was denied access to her son to this day in a row state of nevada, and these team expressed the suspicions about, well, authorities a cooling, an ongoing autopsy certificate was to me when you receive some interest, go products from me on the investigation. we lost the keys to peeks, they are going to prolong the inspection as long as it suits them. physically, at least until after the presidential election, we would have with his political opponents imprisoned, disqualified or dead. pretend is predicted to win the upcoming elections by alon slide ukraine's president below the mills, the landscape says the situation on the front

and nevada. we passed those things. and send them over to a senate.u said, he got held up in the senate. then, there are other instances like with student loan debt. rather than 137 billion, it could've been 167 billion if the supreme court had not ruled against the president. that's almost -- who will blaine president biden for the elimination of roe v. wade? he did not do that. the supreme court did. so you can't, oh, the president was responsible for a white leanings supreme court, and that's what happened with the student loan debt -- that is what is happened with other issues, especially the voting rights. the voting rights that you're trying to restore, that was taken away by the supreme court. roberts led the opposition to the 1965 -- so they blame the president. for a right-wing supreme court when the guy -- but the three people that made this a super conservative supreme court. so that's not -- angry here. -- let's go ahead and do what is necessary to reelect this person who is doing everything we've asked him to do, and we'll do it even if w

the prison agency that has just announced that imprisoned opposition leader alexei nevada, me has died. russia's federal prison service said in a statement that nobody felt on well off the wall on friday and lost consciousness . it said an ambulance arrived to try to rehabilitate him. but he died of all his press, secretary said they hadn't been informed of his death, and the lawyer was on the way to the prison spokesperson for very me, put in said the russian president had been informed of the 47 year old steph spots of the family and had no further information. at this point no valley was a storm critic of the kremlin. he was arrested in 2021. when he did on to rush after receiving medical treatment in germany for what medical tests showed was a nerve agent far as being. and for more on this, we are now joined by you to have a shuttle who heads the dw bureau in regard. that's where the dw moscow bureau relocated to, after dw was off to leave russia by authorities unit. what more do we know at this stage? well, what you know so far is this enough only allegedly collapsed while bolting

victory after it was announced he won nevada caucuses. that doesn't as a surprise. they had gone in as a very strong position rngs r, really y player in nevada because nikki haley was not on the balance the lot, she instead participated in the state's primary earlier in the week. but still a great opportunity for donald trump to tout miss victory and also try to use more of his general election rhetoric. the win in nevada capped off a great day for the former president, one, his campaign advisers argued his best day of the year so far. we saw earlier on thursday the supreme court make arguments that seemed that they were likely to side with donald trump's lawyers in the case regarding whether he is allowed to remain on colorado's presidential ballot. it is also after special counsel robert hur released a report on president biden saying he had willfully retained classified documents and mishandled those documents. donald trump notably did not bring up that report during his remarks on thursday. but something that he had really talked abou

porque ganar en nevada es crucial para ser reelecto.reciente mayorÍa, un 46%, no se identifica con los demÓcratas o con los republicanos. >> no podemos asumir que los latinos no mÁs van a votar por los demÓcratas o republicanos. reportero: el desafÍo es motivar a los latinos desilusionados con la polÍtica. >> nuestra ventaja es que hay tiempo para que esta administraciÓn, este congreso haga algo para beneficiar a nuestras familias. es difÍcil, pero si hay cosas que podrÍan ser. reportero: para noviembre todavÍa queda tiempo, para las primarias, no. las elecciones primarias en nevada se celebran maÑana y para los republicanos van a ser bastante confusas. los republicanos van a poder votar dos veces, maÑana las primarias donde no estarÁ trump en la boleta y el jueves, en las asambleas electorales donde no va estar hailey. se espera que trump gane el jueves, y las asambleas electorales son las importantes porque esas son las que asigna los delegados para la nominaciÓn. elian: gracias. hailey pide protecciÓn al servicio secreto tras el aume

that's true nationally, but it's very true here in nevada.gas, zip code 89030. according to the census, the most hispanic place in nevada. 7 out of 10 people here are latino. and this is where many spend their weekends. this is broad acres, a huge flea market, swap meat, the beating heart of the latino community in north las vegas. manuel immigrated from mexico, more than 30 years ago. on the weeknights he stocks supermarket shelves. on the weekends, he sells old video games. he has voted for biden, now he's flirting with the other side. >> everything is too expense itch. there's a lot of people who cannot afford food, rent, gas. >> reporter: what do you think about donald trump? >> you know, i think donald trump can be a good president for the country. but there's a lot of stuff he does wrong. i think he got so much hate for some people that he doesn't like and he just want to be himself, me and me and me. but as far as to bring the economy with the country, i think he would be great. >> reporter: do you know who you're going to vote for? >>

he said his reading was at nevada. he has, in fact, being killed by the russian system organ tucked his head, killed 5 preteen by the russian president. and that put in would have to pay for that. he said that all of futons, the tribes, including the attack on ukraine, should be punished and the russian data showed, in some sense to be punished. presidents and ask is, of course, in berlin seeking to sort of support for the war against russia. did he get that support from germany? oh, absolutely, i think. and not only was there repeat this statement by shots again that said germany woods were supposed to try in for as long as it takes as the phrase that shows as use for pizza t. and again today, and he also promised a concrete assistance additional tanks, additional ammunition that to you can desperately needs at the moment because it's running out of supplies and on the front line is in a we can position at the moment. but he stressed and so did so lensky. how important in the long term disagreement was because it is a

i will probably see you in nevada. thank you very much. >> [indiscernible] >> i got to just. -- i got the gist. he doesn't say that anymore. let me just tell you that i heard and i washed and the one thing i will say is they kept saying about what i said right after. [inaudible] this was an insurrection -- if it was an insurrection, there were no guns or anything, except someone shot ashli babbitt. so sad. but there were no guns. if you look at my words, you look at my speech from the rose garden, which was very shortly after. or you take a look at biden. i'm only on truth now, but at that time i was tweeting on twitter. if you look at those five or six tweets, you will see very beautiful, very heartwarming statements. go home. etc. beautiful statements. today they said the words of trump. if you look at the words of democrats, look at schumer's statement on the steps of the supreme court. he sounded like a mob boss. take a look at any of them. we put together a tape of vicious, violent statements made by democrats. no

we are moments away from nevada finishing off its critical caucus.ll also hear directly from the likely republican nominee, donald trump. also today, historic arguments over a former president trump ballot battle played out inside of the supreme court. plus, a charging decision by the special counsel investigating the sitting president of the united states. >>> there's new attention on joe biden's memory. tonight the president defending his ability to do his job and indignantly insisting that his memory is absolutely fine. he is replying to a special counsel report that called him, quote, an elderly man with a poor memory, unquote, by flashing some anger and throwing some, well, shade. >> i'm an elderly man and i know what the hell i'm doing. i doen't need this recommendation. >> how is your memory? and can you continue as president? >> my memory is so bad, i let you speak. >> reporters shouting their questions, the president yelling right back for the mistake of asking entirely fair questions to him. listen. >> when you were asked about your age, yo

but they are male ballot was received and counted by the state of nevada. these reports have wrist, serious questions about the security of the complex process of tabulating mailing, ballast in nevada that needs to be addressed prior to the june primary and november general election. well, starting on sunday, voters in nevada started noticing that they are bullying records. had irregularities and no record of when they cast their vote. last uh, the electronic records were in accurate. uh they started demanding answers. um the nevada secretary of state's office, started receiving complaints and now has offered this explanation. the legacy systems used by a number of the counties require additional steps be taken to ensure that the voters who did not return their ballot do not have vote history. some of those steps were not taken, which resulted in inaccurate data. this raises a lot of concerns as we have been repeatedly told that the us election system is completely safe and solid. but apparently these flaws and these inaccuracies. and irregularities did flo