getting for it as a migraine, this is part of the migrant trail from central america through to northern america, north america, getting for it is very difficult. let me show you. let's pull back and show you the long, long journey. if you make it through that jungle, all the way through to the united states. in the past year. more my grants have been traveling that route than ever. 807000 migrants in 2021. so far. $19000.00 of them were children. and another 50000 are expected to go through that very same route. before the end of this year. i know you have questions. this is part of the migrant story in north america and central america that we don't always get to hear about on youtube. use the comment section. be part of the day show. we are asking about the daren gap why it is so dangerous. who goes through there and how does central america solve or begin to address its major migrant crisis on today? street? ah, has 3 guests who help us answer so many of those questions go. she teresa had my nice to have you here on the stream. you go to introduce yourself. i international audience. my name

movement, a gathering of if your parents and money, many sit, he's in fact, 27 major cities in northern america and in europe voicing their support of this prime minister to the children government. and their willingness to fight the t p a left head on i see perhaps approached to the capital. but there has been many young people that are being assign or signing up to go and fight that t p and left that according to many sources or indeed advancing to the capital. and many people are again, fleeing the capital, feeling that they're coming to our d'silva. this fight will be fought in the and i d. 's have about in avenues. europe is struggling with a new outbreak of corona virus. germany said to mark a 100000 deaths while france and the netherlands are among those reporting record numbers of infections in south korea, cove in 19 infections have reach a record high with more than 4000 cases. the number of critically ill patients is also at record levels raising fears. hospitals could become overwhelmed. many of those affected are the elderly prompting. a push for booster shots. human rights watch h

busy with adrian, alina von, northern america, the connection with the problem is that somebody at the moment somebody says, god told me to do something, you can't have a rational discussion with them. and they're trying to install, ethnically cleansing, trying to get rid of all the palestinians that have lived here for tenants or for you even hundreds of years. a missouri top level, not scanning. we do get a lot of support, you know, from the people who like to sit on the couches and writing facebook all. well don, thank you so much. but defacto, you can count us in, in the tense, the civil cynita of our los altos lady and i just didn't have a sure i get in touch with him. no hold on. that's at some portal this week. i hope you liked what you saw. remember there's lots more great video and audio content on our website and social media channels. i'll be back next week until then. see you online. ah, here's your world weather up, say hello as to see you are going to start in the middle east where we've got plenty of sunshine to go around. but we may get clear was some showers for the un

movement, a gathering of for if you're benson money, money sit, it is in fact 27 major cities in northern america and in europe, boise there. so point to this by a minister to at 80 open government and their willingness to fight a t p left head on i see perhaps approached to the capital. but there has been many young people that have been assigned or signing up to go and fight the t p and left dr. according to many sources are indeed advancing to the capitol, and many people are again, fleeing or the cap drug, fearing that they're coming to our d'silva and this fight will beach fort in the end of december. so i will get a check in at the side of a thanks very much for the update. now saddam's prime minister says an investigation is underway into the deaths and injuries in recent demonstrations. now, dozens of people were killed in protests against october's military takeover. police and security forces have denied using live fire of the handle cause reinstated, as the country's prime minister on sunday of the sunny a deal with the military leadership. me now the world health organization is warni

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they do just operate in europe, their activities have been unearthed as far afield as northern south america 50 billion euros. that's nearly $60 billion. biggerthan billion euros. that's nearly $60 billion. bigger than most companies in italy. this is just the beginning. in the coming months, hundreds of other suspects will go on trial. but these proceedings are only targeting one of perhaps 150 families that makes up perhaps 150 families that makes up this sprawling criminal enterprise. there is a lot of work to be done. tim allman, bbc news. as the cop26 climate talks continue, india is grappling with one example of the debate over development versus protection of the environment. the state government says a proposed mine will bring much—needed jobs, but local people say their lives will be destroyed. bbc hindi's nitin srivastava reports. the lungs of central india are under threat. a trek of four hours is the quickest mode to arrive here, but all of this could be lost if a proposed diamond mine gets operational. thousands of animals will be displaced, along with local tribes who are total

have been kind of hoover adopted by the wealthier countries, particularly in the northern european countries, north americaving. absolutely. this is one of the things i've been saying since near the start of the pandemic. being someone who it's from africa and knowing the situation they're in hearing from family members as well, i know the severity of things in that sense. i think something like 2% of africa have been fully vaccinated at this point, which in my opinion is absolutely unacceptable. when we got to the point of vaccinating children and younger people and less vulnerable people, i did think at that point that there should also be a concentration of a more global approach to make sure that things like this don't happen. i don't really think that anybody in the west can complain about things like the affects on the stock market when new variance in marriage because theyjust new variance in marriage because they just simply haven't new variance in marriage because theyjust simply haven't done enough to counteract that and they haven't done enough in terms of, you know, the patents and staff are th

thank you for watching world news america. from northern scotland and nine mbytes put on an amazing showse areas which have a greater chance of seeing the northern lights and with the cloud they will be a few outbreaks of rain moving in as well. it is a cloudier looking picture across scotland and northern ireland the night in england at the night goes on. some patchy rain and wanted to cloud breaks out there. temperatures will be edging up tonight s sterry frost across parts of wales but especially england and the clear areas going into the mining. things are changing this weather front mining. things are changing this weatherfront is moving mining. things are changing this weather front is moving south and the one with the cloud and the patchy rain but also less to air coming in from the atlantic. it will turn milder of the next two days. early sunshine and south east england will be lost in the cloud. spots of rain and more drizzle towards western heroes. 0utbreaks spots of rain and more drizzle towards western heroes. outbreaks of rain continuing in northwest scotland. it is more of

towards a van is where the northern parts of south america will cease in heavy progress of rain. think habeas is going to be around panama, or actually some pretty nasty showers, just lurking here. we go through the next couple of days, quite a rash, a shower there, into a nicaragua, into honduras, easing up towards belize, line of cloud, and rain here stretching right? the way across a good part of keyboards, lingering there is it go on through wednesday. could see some localized flooding. they noticed just around police at vast state rest of the islands, sunshine and showers. not too bad at all. got some weather weather into the deep south of the u. s. over the next couple days, one or 2 showers to for the eastern seaboard. ah, the weather sponsored by catera always. the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color, put in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and

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northern, with covid in america, still many problems, and larger questions about how they come out ofges. there's just what we come back to, remote work is sparking new and fairly uncharted debates about what is fair for everyone? a novelist, gary shyguard has a new novel where his character rides out the pandemic safely from a country home, but harbors guilt for felto workers stuck in his own uncle he restaurants. "was he here and why was his co-workers there?" and it taps into ongoing racism. one scene debt pikes discrimination against asian-americans, and one woman says she feels like some view her as a, quote, double threat. it's a reminder that the pandemic has uncorked many things, including new art. we're joined by gary shteyngart. as for the new book, "new york times" says your pandemic novel is your finest yet. and, quote. >> wow. >> fact check -- true? >> let's hope so. [ laughter ] yeah, this was -- at the same time. my goodness, look at this. yeah. yeah, i was up here in march, did mostly living up in the country now. everyone around me was baking bread, but i don't know h

when you hear, hear us solving the root causes, she's been focusing on the northern triangle and central america honduras, guatemala and el salvador. it has nothing to do with eastern europe. that strategy isn't going to work for these countries. former dhs secretary chad wolf says the administration is not getting the job done and they haven't changed their strategy. he said it is not working down here. take a listen. >> what needs to change is the enforcement posture. what we seen over the last 9 - 10 months is the biden administration tore down very effective policy put under the trump administration but they haven't replaced them with anything. they continue to have a crisis month after month. >> take a look at the photos, yesterday north of the mcallen dps pulling over a suspected human smuggler. take a look at the back of the vehicle, to mexican nationals being smuggled behind the stereo system, speaker system. the human smuggler told troopers he was being paid $1500 each had to smuggle those two guys and they were in the process of trying to get to the city of houston. he was arrested for

northern areas of columbia. we could see some flooding from that, but those showers feed up into central america heavy force of panama and for costa rica, but we are seen some of that heavy rain around coastal areas of belize into honduras as well. but for the caribbean, it's looking a lot finer and dryer with lots of sunshine, the temperature in havana at $26.00 degrees. that sure update. ah. war in afghanistan, and now it will non color bon figures. make up for that american own within the telephone with inside story park. a frank assessment of the days headlines. subscribe now. however, you listen to vodka. oh, this is al jazeera. ah, it is $1300.00 gmc hello. i'm kim all santa maria. welcome to the news our on al jazeera, the world health organization is holding an emergency meeting about a new corona virus barrier that signed to say, could make vaccines less effective. also in the news from mike and crisis to a war on words war off words, france cancels talks with the u. k. of how to deal with those. trying to cross the english channel target stands govern.

americas. we've got some storms working across northern argentina, pushing into paraguay breezy along the river plate region. will see when gus here is 60 to 70 kilometers per hour. southwestern columbia, pretty close to that border with ecuador, we have seen landslides here, and the rain is still coming on friday. next stop ticket to central america. we do have some thunderstorms popping up through hispaniola, jamaica, western side of cuba. but a lot of rain falling in the us state of florida. so when you see the yellows pop up on our map here, the darker the color, the more intense the rain is in that just blankets and envelops most of the state on friday. or sir, is racing up the atlantic. this is going to produce a swath of snow for the avalon peninsula. plug in saint john's. you'll see about 5 centimeters of snow by the time the weekends over to the west straight now and still some rain for vancouver, but look across the canadian prairies, calgary to winnipeg, or in double digit. so in this case, temperatures are a good 10 plus degrees above average, calgary at 11, but they will fall in th

northern areas of columbia. for the wet weather across a central america, we have to look to that southern half. it's not finer for much of the caribbean, lots of sunshine for cuba and jamaica, and those showers dry up are on coastal areas of believe from mexico. it's rather dry for the wet weather. we have to head to that u. s. gulf coast. we are expecting some heavy storms to roll across texas, and we could see some flooding in southern areas that sure update the weather, sponsored by cut all airways voted world's best air line of 2021. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello molly, inside this is the news. our lie from dive hall coming up in the next 60 minutes. we're being punished for detecting the need their end of the virus, the south african government hits back at travel bombs. the new wave of restrictions raises fears, signs of a global economic recovery may be taking a hit, rotting the troops, ethiopia prime minister visits the.

northern iraq. # i could be free in america... the legendary us composer and songwriter stephen sondheim, who was behind some of broadway's best—known musicals, has died at the age of 91. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the united states, australia and brazil have joined the growning list of countries to impose travel restrictions on southern african countries in response to warnings about a new covid—19 variant known as omicron. an increasing number of world leaders have announced tighter border controls since south african scientists identified the strain. the world health organisation has called it a variant of concern due to the number of its mutations and because early evidence suggests that it carries a higher risk of infection. but the who has also said it would take a few weeks to understand the new variant�*s impact. amid the concern, the uk government has added six african countries to the travel red list: south africa, namibia, zimbabwe, botswana, lesotho and eswatini, meaning travell

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america's northern and southern borders are also opening today, traffic already backed up early thiscans must also present proof of vaccinations, they don't need to provide a negative covid test. back in london, mclaughlin expressed he misses america. >> the people and the bustle. >> reporter: sam used to travel to new york six times a year, during covid, he started a blog who also missed the u.s. he already booked a december trip. >> our thanks to tom costello and we'll see how airlines companies are preparing when the ceo of jet blue joins us at 8:30. >>> also, ahead, our next guest is defining the american experience through conversations with revered historians and american icon. morning joe is back in a moment. . morning joe is back in a moment. ♪ christmas music ♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, what?! no! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating the eyes and may provide temporary relief. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda-approved non-steroid e

i believe -- lack of economic opportunity drives folks in central america and northern tribal and otheraces -- address of those drivers to make the journey north they will continue to see migrants arriving illegally. .. >> a lack of record for over four years, four years. having said if confirmed how would you work with the dhs and counterparts root causes to the mission and work of agents at ice? >> thank you, senator, i appreciate it. as you mentioned, i'm a collaborator by nature. i've learned to expand coordination and collaboration in my roles both on houston city council, as mayor pro tem, working at the diverse group of agencies as well as now at the sheriff on the law enforcement side and strategic in our enforcement protecting our region from harm as well as developing continuums of care when it comes to dealing with vulnerable populations that have been incarcerated. that are grappling with addiction and mental illness and other things and have been able to work very collaboratively with many to to do that and i would work closely with the ice work force that has the experienc

america. right now we do have some activity through northern bolivia toward the northwest and across bolivia we have seen some flooding disturbed weather for eastern portions of paraguay, sliding into the southeast of brazil and his search of warmth. for patagonia komodo reba dabby getting up to a height of 30 degrees enjoy. that's it. see soon coming up right after the break. fans pay tribute to $1.00 of latin america's most popular singers whose death has sad news, millions for an injury, damien unesco, world heritage site, looking to become a top tourist destination and an early contender for goal of the season. and the n h l that's always coming up with gemma in sport. ah, serious dorcas days. with one man leading the country through prison to alice out his last legitimacy. he needs to step back. how has he retained control through over a decade of war? we examined the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? maybe reason that could effect any human assad master of chaos. coming soon on alger 0 in th

planet, about 180 countries, so in america, in north america, in south america, in the tropics, in southeast asia, and here in northernink countryside like this was almost worthless, nothing but windswept bogland, now companies are falling over themselves trying to buy up chunks of it because it is so valuable. peat bog reparation has created a bubble in soggy real estate, land values have soared. pushed up by companies seeking carbon credits to offset the co2 they produce. if there is a new green economy up here, it is being built one shovel full of peat moss at a time. mark phillips, cbs news, in the cairngorm mountains of scotland. >> duncan: next on the cbs weekend news, the native american man you see there is one of the last craftsman of his kind, and he is sharing what he knows. knows. tory for years. trying thioing that. spending countless days right here. still came the belly pain, discomfort, and bloating. awful feelings she kept sugar-coating. finally, with the help of her doctor, it came to be. that her symptoms were all signs of ibs-c. and that's why she said yess to adding linzess. linzess is not a laxat

america. with nick oakley, he says, small town in the gulf of whatever, in northern columbia. it's the 1st port of entry toys, the daren gap, the small town has been overwhelmed by the thousands of migrants in recent weeks to reach that had to take a boat to cross the gulf. but columbia authorities had been trying to control the flow. and that's why thousands have been stranded here for weeks. it is here when we met to my see her whole year from haiti who lived in brazil before arriving here. he has been waiting to get on a boat with his wife. they cannot afford to pay for room, so they have to sleep in this construction site on the port as we'll double check with. okay, for another mo, grounds your resume function and i might be too, too bad. so nauseous, financial, a promise? you saw jail, polk a dentist? no, i was rude. a guy on board, but the on. yeah you but as 0 fortunate of it with north of them open. but this rocky thing from either device a bit is a bit more to full. then they will deal, they'll find me that on my g, this is bill for you, but i'm on the like you said

racist to reportedly posted great danger to the annex in america who are descended from people who came from the british child and from the northern and western europe and according to madison grant, whose 1916, book of the passing of the great race was one of the most influential moments of this view and nordic, people northern europe were reportedly biologically superior to people who came from southern and eastern europe. so this integration was what we talked about in last class which was caught by the way from 1965, a preference to immigrants coming from northern europe over those coming from southern europe, italians and from eastern europe like many jews. so establishing cordis for the number of people who would come into america from these different places, into american federal law, the notion of the hierarchy of the races in advance since the middle of the 19th century. let me be clear, there was never a quota in the of jews admitted it, the reduction in was on the countries in eastern europe, the number of the locomotives were from places like poland and russia which is where a lot of jews lived in the results you can s

america a. ah, nick oakley, he says small town in the gulf of whatever. in northern columbia, it's the 1st port of entry toys, the diving gap. a small town has been overwhelmed by the thousands of migrants in recent weeks to reach study and they had to take a boat to cross the gulf. but columbia authorities had been trying to control the flow and that's why thousands have been stranded here for weeks. i think it is here when we met my ceo julio from haiti who lived in brazil before arriving here. he has been waiting to get on a boat with his wife. they cannot afford to pay for a room. so they have to sleep in this construction site on the port here, but as we'll double check with. okay, so another mo, grounds your resume function on there might be a little bit. so and also for the 0 or hold for cobra, unless you saw journal pople fuel, but it's a dentist. no, i was rude, a guy on board with you. but as usual to not of it with norco from all of them. but us, this all good thing from you devise a bit is a bit more to full deal deal dale from, you know, on why jude this

races who purportedly posed a great danger to the nordics in america who were descended from people who came from the british isles from northern and western europe. according to madison grant whose 1916 book "the passing of the great race" was one of the most innine bl exponents of this view, nordics -- i.e., people of northern europe -- were purportedly biological superior to people who came if southern and eastern -- from southern and eastern europe. so this immigration legislation that we talked about last class which was not, by the way, abolished until 1965 gave preference to immigrants coming from northern europe. over those coming from southern europe like italians and from eastern europe like many j everything -- jews. so establishing quotas for the number of people who could come into america from these different places ensconced into american federal law the notion of the hierarchy of the races that had been advanced since the middle of the 19th century. so let me be clear, there was never a quota on the number of j with ews admitted -- jews admitted. the reduction was on the countries in eastern europe, the reductio

into western parts of zambia, chance of a shower to into northern areas of zimbabwe, with the od shower, the eastern cape. ah. a water crisis in america west is intensifying the historic division obliterated. ecosystem to connie agriculture at the front of our tribe. that's the way it's been since time get the strong taken away from the one outline. investigate how climate change his pissing and oregon town to breaking point will fight because it in life, we are literally to the point that people are gonna start she age other. when the war to south on al jazeera lou ah, ah. hello again, i'm mr. z attainder home. let's remind you about top stories here. this our negotiators at the u. n's cop 26 summers have agreed on a revised deal to try to fight climate change and capt. global warming at one point . 5 degrees statement also caused for cold power to be phased down. rather than phased out to don's health ministry says at least 5 people have been killed during mass rallies against military rule. demonstrators accused general abdel father albert han of tightening his grip on power. on our rushes president is denying any involvement in th

some really heavy rain driving through the the northern plains easing across the ohio valley, the tennessee valley pushing towards that east coast. north america that we have got some significant snow for one celsius there in winnipeg, somewhat dry for calgary around 2 degrees. and then we got snow on the other side of the what just around the rockies. some very right whether into b c and also into our pacific northwest washington state to protect the sinks and very heavy rain. that when she mixed pushes a little further east was for friday, increasing cloud of suddenly wind picking temperatures up in calgary, temporarily at least to around 12 celsius or something of improvement and improving whether to just around the eastern seaboard but a rush of showers. some of the wintry are the side of the laced rest of the u. s. doesn't look too bad place to say things looking little better now for jamaica, we have seen some very heavy rain recently, just around at western side of the caribbean. that wet weather is pushing further west. ah. setting the discussions, what is green washing is when an oil company talked green but unflinching journalism? ar

he wants to weaken america, supporting a secessionist movement in texas or northern california. this map on the screen. every other year or so, some political scientist, some sociologist is like, oh, yes, the united states could easily break into multiple countries, a southern, a midwestern, and a heartland. most of this, i find to be ridiculous turtle dove fan fiction. but what it speaks to is that america is a unique place. there aren't that many countries, nigeria, some places in india, there aren't that many countries that have this much diversity that have managed to stay a coherent nation for 200-plus years, and for the rest of the world, the idea that these internal conflicts we have could lead to this country breaking up isn't so crazy. what do we have to do as a nation to sort of project to the rest of the world, hey, look, this is an internal family squabble, and we're not about to break into a hundred different pieces? >> well, we have to tell our story, jason. i mean, our story, it's not very popular to use the term "american exceptionalism" now but i would use it in

northern california. this story is part of our ongoing series: "chasing the dream: poverty, opportunity and justice in america." >> reporter: on a wednesday afternoon in mid-september, a group of fast food workers from across the san francisco bay area brought a list of demands to the manager of this jack in the box in castro valley. workers here said they needed better covid-19 health and safety protections. >> ( translated ): whether we are full time or part time, we have a right to sick days. and they should pay us for those days. we need to be paid for having to quarantine because of covid-19. >> reporter: two days earlier, ingrid vilorio and two other employees filed a joint complaint to california's labor law enforcement agencies. >> ( translated ): they don't take our temperature. they don't give us masks. >> reporter: in the complaint, vilorio claims when she caught covid last march she was not paid for the four shifts she missed. california requires employers the size of hers to provide up to 80 hours of covid-19 related paid sick leave. >> ( translated ): it's frustrating, because you have a bad mon

america is finally identified. identified. how investigators cracked the people tod >>> new details about a small plane crash in northern michigan 11-year-old girl is the only survivor. her father was killed when the plane went down on beaver island. among the dead, a couple that just moved to the island to build a vineyard. her mother says her last memory of the crash is her dad protecting her. >>> authorities have finally tracked down a notorious fugitive who evaded law enforcement for decades and was featured on "america's most wanted" and "unsolved mysteries." >> reporter: this morning, one of america's most-wanted fugitives has been identified five decades later. the same. and conrad are one in- >> reporter: theodore conrad, a cleveland bank teller, pulled off one of the biggest bank heists in state history. his obsession with the movie "the thomas crowne proved his plot. they said conrad stole $215,000 from the vault in the bank he worked. equivalent to $2 million in today's money. he moved to boston, got a new social security number and with it a new life. living near where "the thomas crowne affair" was filmed. >> everyt

america at the top. and we do have some rain sauntering around. pretty persistent benz stretching across through northern parts of paraguay as sophie on getting up to 28 degrees. if we go further toward the south, disturbed weather around the river, plate region is now starting to pull out toward the south atlantic montevideo $21.00 degrees, but we're in this sunshine for coma. dora river davia with a high of 25. that's it. see soon. ah, but the listening post cuts through the noise, we're talking about competing artists with the modern day tools being used to perpetuate those competes, imperative, separating spin from fuck all 3 versions of the story and some element of the truth . but the full story remains and coaching, unpacking the stories you're being told, it's not a science story at all. it's a story about politics. the listening post your guide to the media, on a, j 0 o. the code. the 19 pandemic has led to a spike in child trafficking across india, one to one east meets those fighting to say hon children on al jazeera. ah, these restrictions are completely unjustified, and unfairly discriminate

democratic party under president biden has gone so far left it has left america and even managed to turn off very blue elements in very blue northernginia. so much success of the democratic party in the past four years was in the suburban female vote. as usual democrats took them for granted and terry mcauliffe, somehow they thought they could run to the left on education, race, taxes, the economy, immigration and still keep a lock on women voters. tomorrow will show you they are very wrong so one group democrats cannot afford to alienate they have succeeded in alienating. election night 2020, when so many people were demoralized and down i reminded you the trump policies worked spectacularly. we needed to do what we needed to do was stick with them. >> when we look at florida focusing on the gop for a moment, the coalition republicans have been able to put together in that state is something they should replicate going forward. the other story which is playing out in state after state is trump brought more people into the party and expanded the base from blue collar workers on out. ibly19 ron desantis was campaigning on the same p

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northern profits. to have the irs check under couch cushions for every person in america, pay for more than five trillionntially irs data gathering, data mining of everyone's bank, loan, investment accounts. can you explain that one? >> this provision, talk about terrifying provisions. this will require banks and other financial institutions to turn over personal information, financial information from anyone that has more than $10,000 in their bank account, over the course of a year, not any given moment during a year, but over the course of the year. if you have just a rent or mortgage payment a little over 800 bucks, you will be ensnared in this irs dragnet, have that information turned over to the irs so they can pour over it and determine whether or not they want to come after you with an audit. like i said before, they will have 87,000 new irs agents. they will be ready and willing to go if they see anything suspicious in somebody's financial records. elizabeth: it feels like we're bringing back the illegal quota systems into the irs that was outlawed decades ago. this is bad stuff. we'll stay on t

america. and even managed to turn on very blue elements in very blue northern virginia. think about it.much of the success of the democratic party in the last four years was suburban female vote. as usual, democrats took them for granted, including terry mcauliffe. somehow they thought they could rent to the left on education, race, taxes, economy, immigration and still keep a lot on women voters. tomorrow we will show you they were very wrong. the one group the democrats could not afford to alienate, they have succeeded in alienating. on election night 2020 when so many people were demoralized and down, i reminded you that the trump policies worked spectacularly. we needed to do at the time, what we needed to do was stick with them. >> i think when we look at florida and focusing on the g.o.p. for a moment, martha, brett, the coalition the republicans have been able to put together in that state is really something that they should try to replicate as much is possible going forward. the other story which i think you see play out state after state tonight is that trump brought more peop