you talk about ohio.epublicans are trying to change the will of the people on abortions because they are saying that people make moral choices. even if it is a democratic vote, it is an immoral vote so it doesn't count. you have far right christians that are in progress right now. starting with johnson, that believes you have to have the right way or there is not a way and it is their only way of saying it is our way or there is no way. it is almost as if you have any autocratic tendency within the system. you cannot win. there is no way of winning a news cycle where a million lies are put out there, even if they get corrected and fake electors agree. it is still in the conscience of the people that are seeing all of this stuff. i do not care for democracy anymore. what do you do? not for people like us who care, but for the millions of people who support autocratic tendencies, support the former president saying we are poisoning the blood of this country. host: i want to step in. let's let david respond.

johnson of ohio. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the house resolution 906, the gentleman from ohio, mr. johnson, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from ohio. mr. johnson: mr. speaker, the pup of the cars act is to permit americans, not the executive branch of the federal government, to continue deciding what type of car makes the most sense for them. the purpose is not to reopen decades-old requirements that americans have become accustomed to with their cars and manufacturers considered to be standard whether it's the catalytic converter or bonn ord -- or onboard dieing knottsics system, because those regulations were not trying to do away with the engine type just address the most harmful pollution coming from that car. rather than creating any confusion for e.p.a., automakers, or the public, or leading to unintended consequences or unnecessary litigation, this amendment sets a limit on how far back in time the provisions of h.r. 4468 apply.

ohio is one of the statethat got an f. our correspondent diane roberts, takes us there to see how an argument over who's drawing the maps is creating divisions between the people who are living there. it's a good word. fair and equal just don't exist anymore. they want the power and the position. that's all they want. discussion over political power in toledo, ohio, population 270,000, approximately 37%. black and brown residents on the city. yeah. pierrette pee talley was born and raised here. a registered democrat living in a republican controlled state. we have supermajority in the state legislature, and that is not how voters go and actually vote. petee was spurred into political activity in 2011, when new congressional maps were drawn that ensured republican victories in 12 of the state's 16 congressional districts. when you see how oddly shaped that district is, it's a cycle that petee says has only continued after 2011. we really got involved to help get signatures, to get it on the ballot to advocate for more fair

. >> and now ohio republican senator j.d. vance outlines his vision for the republican party, including workforce training, higher education, building the defense industrial base and supporting american families, he also talks about aid to ukraine during his 20 minute remarks. ♪ >> hi, senator. thank you for taking the time. we are here to talk about domestic policy and foreign policy. we have negotiations on capitol hill now that link those two things on discussing whether to give aid to ukraine and make changes at the border. you have come from a senate briefing with president zelenskyy. what was your reaction to his message? sen. vance: i always try to be a little closed off about these things. thank you for having me. i appreciate being here. i want foreign leaders to have their own conversation with senators without immediately going and blabbing to the media. look, it was an admirably frank conversation. i come from the more skeptical providing ukraine aid side of the conference, but i have always admired the way he is

this event in ohio, this is no sure thing. it was two votes. there was finally a referendum to get this done. there are two votes, like a tricky vote to start with, and then having not succeeded in that, the antiabortion forces changed the methodology for the actual vote. and yet, and yet, ohioans took to the polls, maybe in some cases, put some of their personal beliefs about abortion aside and held up the fundamental belief, but take my rights away from me as an american. >> absolutely, ali, the people in ohio came out and voted very recently in support of the people making their own reproductive health care decisions. the impact of that goes far beyond issue one. it's really a statement by the people of ohio that medical decisions, including reproductive health care decisions, including those involving abortion, should be made by people, in consultation with their medical provider. and they should not be made by government officials, politicians, extremists, extremists running many of our state governments. because when those extremists try

it was named after ohio.l people because he and i have gone most weekends and actually listen to people in the grocery stores, him on his farm. we had a union hall, whatever -- it's how you win and it's the best way to serve this job. if you serve right, you have a chance to win. >> by the way, does sitting beside him make you feel lazy about the way you use your weekends compared to this guy? because i've seen the pictures of this guy on the weekends, on the summer recesses, he's in the dirt. [laughter] >> you need to see the pictures. you haven't seen him do that. i'll say this -- i have a garden, man. does my garden count? >> just tell me how much is garden. >> i'm not sure he knows that i plant broccoli and cauliflower -- >> i used to milk cows. i used to shovel the barn. i worked, i had a real job. it didn't pay much. but jon tester, he's one of the few people that goes home and has a real job too. my real job is representing people, and he does both. >> does your style of campaigning work because your s

this is delaware ohio. traditionally a college and farm supply town until the development of the county airport and its surrounding industrial park. now there are five signs of all employers adding to the economy during its first year of operation. this single plant contributed $6.5 million to the local economy. good morning, ppg industries of delaware, ohio. the 457 employees earned $4.6 million in wages and salaries. purchases from area suppliers came to $670,000 and service expenditures reached nearly $1 million. this one plant paid a quarter million dollars in local and state taxes in ohio alone. studies that airport development has attracted or expanded 1500 manufacturing firms providing. 60,000 new jobs and $250 million in income. these companies have made a capital investment of over $1 billion. the cost the state's entire network of airports through bond issues was $6.2 million. the major companies are decentralizing. they're moving out into the community such as yours, because we're finding a bette

that is noa good idea for the people i represent in ohio or for the europeans.ou cannot as a european -- germany s a massive economy. france. britain. incredible places. it is preposterous, in my view, that these european nations would allow themselves to effectively become client ates of the u.s. they should pay for their own defense and start right now. >> one more question on this topic. what do you think are the prospects of a deal on ukraine aid and border concession, even if the administration comes more towards republicans on the border issues? sen. vance: i think the ben administration has had a come to jesus moment on this topic. if you think about wherey republican colleagues are, and i represent one of you on ukraine, i am by no means the majority or i don't represent the majority of your point of my american colleagues in the u.s. senate, but what unites us on the ukraine queion is you cannot go back to our constituents as close to 10 millionegal -- illegal entries the past yes and sadie got nothing out of order negotiations that we wre another $61 b

with an admissions counselor at a lower rent university in ohio, -- lower ranked university in ohio, she said they admitted students to the nursing program and had never had a kid who had a 16 on the act or below graduate. 100% failure to complete rate. i said why do you let kids to get a 16 on the act come to the program if you know they won't complete the degree? she said the financial pressures of admission caused it. that is criminal to me. this person quit her job because she put so guilty that she was layering these kids with debt knowing they would not complete their degree. that is the problem i would like to solve. higher education will still be incredibly important in the things we do in our country. i do not want to abolish it, but i would like to be more honest with kids about the prospects out there. in order to do that, we have to tell some of the kids, maybe it is not in your best interest to go to college. >> i think we have hit time, but thank you. [applause] sen. vance: appreciated. abortion access. this is under -- auto manufacturing, the auto industry, and abortio

in northern ohio. these are crimes. while rendazzo was being indicted the federal government moved to claim and additional $.5 million from first energy for this crime. we should all be deeply disturbed that inherently dangerous nuclear assets have been in the hands of criminals. since the day the plant came online in 19 7, its corporate leadership has never understood nuclear power or its dangers. it is only the unionized workers that have saved our lives. the plant shares an old babcock wilcox design with the 3 mile island reactor that partially melted down in 1979. another plant with the design, the rancho sekel plant in sacramento, california, perm nenely closed in 1989 and davis bessie itself is now nearly 50 years old and has a dismal reputation within the industry and a history of too many close calls. in 1985, the plant suffered a loss of the main and backup supplies of cooler water because of a series of system failures and this should have been a wakeup call but went unheeded and in 2002 we faced the worst nuc

you say that here the way apparently you say it in ohio.ually listened to you because joe biden has more accomplishments to bring to voters than any democratic president of my lifetime. voters don't know he did that, apparently. the voters he needs, the voters in ohio he needs don't know he did that. what's the gap that's going on there between joe biden's accomplishments, voters understanding others -- first to say your accomplishments and the way you get voters to understand that? >> part of it, the pact act, i've been in 41 counties of the 88, i think, just in the last year since pact act pass. i gotta be of w, a legion hall, a polish american veterans hall, sit for an hour and a half with 15 veterans around the table. asking them, really, to get the word out on how important this is. they have many friends that are veterans that can sign up. but it's also, being very public about who side you're on. as you know, ohio legislature passed a six-week abortion ban, they call it the heartbeat bill. it's essentially banned abortion, 700,000 oh

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also this local county in ohio, what they're seeing with children. in the meantime, whit, i know they are also looking at flu and covid across the country, and what are they seeing? >> reporter: yes, david. as the winter season draws closer, the cdc reports, as you can see in these maps here, a rise in flu cases in the south and covid cases in parts of the midwest. as for that outbreak in ohio, county health officials say they do not believe they're dealing with a new respiratory disease, but instead likely a variety of common illnesses hitting all at once. david? >> david: it is that time of year for sure. whit johnson with us tonight. whit, thanks, as always. >>> we turn now to capitol hill tonight, on the eve of a key vote that will determine whether new york area congressman george santos is expelled. abc's rachel scott on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: on capitol hill today, the last stand of disgraced congressman george santos, who could be expelled from the house by this time tomorrow. >> if i leave, they win. if i leave, the bullies tak

more than 21 weeks, which is right around the time the fetus becomes viable preventing doctors in ohio from legally performing an abortion. now the case is reigniting the conversation on women's reproductive health. whitney wild has the details. >> reporter: after the death of her 22 week old fetus, brittany watts felt distraught, heartbroken, empty according to texts she sent to wjw, a local television station. a coroner's report and 911 call obtained by cnn detailed the days before and after the miskaurm miscarriage that led to her arrest and felony charge. >> i have a mother who had a delivery at home and came in without the baby. >> reporter: in mid september watts visited st. joseph hospital multiple times and was told her water broke and her fetus would not survive. medical staff recommended she be induced into labor. at first she declined medical care but later returned to theh hospital i intending t to give birth.h. accordining to a " "washingtono" interview w with wattsts' attor she waiteded eight hours to giv birth as doctors considered wherein dinducing her would violate the

. >>> all right, let's move to ohio. i don't know if the spy balloon went over ohio.ght have, possibly did. we'll look into that. but there's a bill that was passed in the ohio legislature that would ban surgery, trans if surgery for minors, as joey points out child mutilation, and trans men competing in women's sports in ohio. and it passed the legislature, and republican governor mike dewine vetoed the bill. and then he took to the podium, kind of looked up -- he said he looked a lot of people in the eye, but he didn't look the camera in the eye, and gave this explanation. >> -- have looked me in the eye and have told me that but for this treatment, their child would be dead. i cannot sign this bill as it's currently written. this bill would impact a very small number of ohio's children. but for those children who face gender dysphoria and for their families, the consequences of this bill could not be more profound. i truly believe that welcome back we can collaborate, find common ground and adopt rules to protect ohio children. rachel: he's not looking to protect c

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this bill would impact a very small number of ohio's children. for those children who face gender dysphoria and for their families the consequences of this bill could not be more profound. parents have looked me in the eye and have told me that but for this treatment, their child would be dead. rachel: the next guest is authentic defender of women and true feminist if you want to use that word and she says that the governor is a coward. pete: joining us is the director to have riley gains sentedder leader of institute and ambassador women's independent form. what's your response to the governor, riley? >> well, you just said it, i believe not only is he a spineless coward but morally bankrupt. there's no argument and any sort of moral person could make that would veto this bill. not only as i mentioned is this lack of morals and showing a lack of doing what's right and what's fair and just. this doesn't accurately represent ohioans or nevertheless doesn't represent the nation of america. rachel: yeah, it would be interesting, and i wonder if your

i grew up in central ohio, went to school, miami of ohio and we buckeyes in those days thought that they're coming to columbus there was plenty of that. they're going to philadelphia, maybe harrisburg, perhaps looking fatter to go on to baltimore, washington. that's what the war department course worries about constantly. nobody is 100% sure what's on at this particular stage of the early campaign. most importantly, fighting hooker can't fight. he's got to guard the roads to washington. can't be doing anything aggressive and. so the union army just kind of set back the problem this with a confession dirt heading to pennsylvania. the nobody knew for sure that's where they were going. there's absolutely no way in the world joe hooker's army of the potomac can catch robert e lee can't do it. so you've got a major problem in our governor. republican by name of andrew craig curtain has called for help from washington. he sends the former assistant secretary of war thomas scott, one of the vice presidents of the pennsylvania railroad on a train down washington to plead with the war department. st

. >>> the outbreak of child pneumonia in ohio is it linked to china? we asked the director of the cdc >>> and jennifer garner joining us in small town america where a mission is under way to help kids read to succeed. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome from washington where in a rare move, congress ejected one of its own today, the third time that's happened since the civil war. the house voting to expel george santos, the new york republican whose short time in congress has been buffeted by a series of legal and ethical controversies and accusations. a fellow house member now saying he too was a victim of santos' alleged financial misdeeds the house on a 311-114 vote including over 100 republicans sending santos packing. his name unceremoniously removed from the door of his former congressional office behind that door literally now stands an open seat in a congress where republicans control with an already razor thin margin. ryan nobles is here on capitol hill tonight with more on today's drama. >>

i grew up in central ohio, went to school, miami of ohio and we buckeyes in those days thought that they're coming to columbus there was plenty of that. they're going to philadelphia, maybe harrisburg, perhaps looking fatter to go on to baltimore, washington. that's what the war department course worries about constantly. nobody is 100% sure what's on at this particular stage of the early campaign. most importantly, fighting hooker can't fight. he's got to guard the roads to washington. can't be doing anything aggressive and. so the union army just kind of set back the problem this with a confession dirt heading to pennsylvania. the nobody knew for sure that's where they were going. there's absolutely no way in the world joe hooker's army of the potomac can catch robert e lee can't do it. so you've got a major problem in our governor. republican by name of andrew craig curtain has called for help from washington. he sends the former assistant secretary of war thomas scott, one of the vice presidents of the pennsylvania railroad on a train down washington to plead with the war department. st

, i was talking to the congressman from ohio, when i gave him, i gave him this report of ours, how it's called a report... by our interim investigative committee, he 's a republican, he was surprised that we had tools and we didn't know about it, and that's why some don't know, some ignore specifically to just to maintain one's agenda and one's own rhetoric, well, it's quite interesting, that is, it turns out that at the official level these objections do not exist in relation to one, because you see this senator referred to the fact that there is some assistant... zelenskyi said something like that, where do they get all this from? on the other hand, maybe it’s just you know, some malfunction of our, well, i don’t know, well , embassy, ​​our ambassador, that she doesn’t communicate with all these senators, well, how to understand that, again, here’s the question, are they ready to communicate, here i was again and we were there when we were in ohio, this same vance, who is also opposed, he is one of the... congressmen from ohio, and we asked through the embassy and through other channe

. ♪ ♪ >> pete: ohio republican governor so-called mike devine has just vetoed an ohio house bill thatassignment and purity blockers. the bill he vetoed will ban trans athletes from playing in girl sports in schools and colleges. but he refused to sign it leaving girls at the risk of being really ungovernable in locker rooms and beat up by trans athletes with a legitimate physical advantage. he fell for the lefts trends industrial complex. for years, they told us kids under the age of 18 need to get hormone therapy is an reassignment surgery's because it's a matter of life and death. after talking to kids, parents and ohio hospitals, he's now on the gender-affirming care for kids train. >> i also listen to physicians and counselors who provide gender-affirming care. i did that each of the five children hospitals in the state. i've listen to families and youth, young people who've had negative experiences and individuals who've undergone hormone treatments and transition back to their original gender. i've listen to youth and par parents, parents have looked me in the eye and have told

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louder, louder and louder with the passage of time, there is the same margery green or vance from ohio, and we must understand that these these people will not hear arguments, no arguments, but the facts of these... arguments, because they are just are determined to push their, their agenda, and that agenda is that america is for americans, we should focus on our own needs, our own problems, we should not be out there helping other countries decide, let them figure it out for themselves, and that in fact, politics , including trump, and now they are using arguments that we actually heard already there... and and and a year ago, but remember that the very first time we heard such an objection, it was if i didn't i'm wrong, some of the stories of cnn or nbc american, about what supposedly there are some sources that say that weapons are appearing on the black market, which are transferred to ukraine, and since that time, it was may of last year, since that time personally. then i took up this issue, including this issue, i began to track where this information came from, spread, it is ve

and let's keep in mind this was happening in ohio where they were debating reproductive rights.he was charged a month ago. we learned much about britney watts from "the washington post." a 33-year-old black woman from just outside cleveland, ohio, and what we have learned is that she was nearly 22 peeks pregnant when she spatarted feeling painn her stomach. the doctor said that her water broke, the fetus was not going to be viable and she had to immediately get to the er because she was at risk of losing her life as well. she went to the er. according to "the post," doctors debated while she waited in pain to essentially see if they could induce her which basically would be the equivalent of having an abortion because she was at that cu cusp when abortion is illegal in oyster. she goes home, has a miscarriage in her bathroom and this is where prosecutors say she committed a crime. she flushes this fetus down the toilet and actually tries to pump it back out according to "the post" and discarded some of the material into a bucket outside the house. she goes to the hospital again

, it is harder for him to carry ohio. i think this is going to be a race -- if democrats could win one of these seats it is because tester could do it on his personality and if you watch the ads he's running, i'm still the -- >> he's got the brand. >> yeah. i think it is much more difficult in ohio, i think then arizona is a huge problem holding on to that seat. and as amy said, west virginia is gone. it is off the map. with manchin gone, it is just -- again, there is a primary there. but it is going to be a republican that will win that. >> and democrats won't admit it. they want matt rodendale to be the nominee. i was just about to say that. >> exactly. >> and because jon tester told me it doesn't matter who the candidate is. now, there is a mysterious superpac that spent $1.6 million going after shehee so far in this race. residents at a small state in terms of media markets. that is a significant amount of money. that is some of the ads that have been spent here. i asked the senate majority pac, which is tied to chuck

ohio boldly embraced reproductive freedom. one of the questions for the end of the campaign last cycle was are you talking too much about abortion? shouldn't you be talking about the economy? i am a disciplined messenger and slow to boil. i said if you do not think abortion is about the economy you probably do not have a uter. the most important profound economic decision a woman or her family will make in her lifetime is when and whether to bring a child into the world it's an economic issue. as we look at this session, the nature of the pandemic, this is front and center for women, so i believe this wl continue to be an important issue for voters from kansas to kentucky to ohio. she we've been learning that lesson over and over again and we will continue to -- it will contue to be important for the president to be candid and blunt in this moment because there are a lot of womeand their families who are worried about whether the right will continue. ." what do you see in your political future? >> can you roll out a presidenti

the wright brothers are from ohio. neil armstrong is from ohio.eople from ohio know how to get high. [ laughter ] i mean, not only is the word "high" in the name of the state, even the ohio state flag has a red eye staring into nothing. [ laughter ] so congratulations to them. the mypillow man, mike lindell, was keeping an eye on the election. he claims to be using a series of what he calls "wireless monitoring devices" to keep tabs on the voting. i'm pretty sure that means he bought a walkie talkie. [ laughter ] mike has a thing he does mostly on his show, which we actually are monitoring wirelessly. and during those monitoring sessions we noticed that when mike is making a point and gets excited about that point, his body makes unusual sounds. >> maybe he'll stop talking about the election platforms, eeek, wrong! what that is county in kentucky that thinks they're illegal? eeek, wrong. maybe it's a really good governor. eeek, wrong. we're making whatever mike lindell brings into kentucky illegal. eeek! what's the first thing he did, brandon? eee

siegel, i don't want it, you know, y is happening in ohio. so many cases, enough there for the ohio department of health to define this as an actual outbreak. the cdc, while they are saying nothing is out of the ordinary, this is a whole lot of people that are getting sick. johns hopkins university says caution against extrapolating one ohio county to the country with 330 million people. a picture of what the white lung syndrome looks like in x-ray, it's not good, dr. siegel. so, knowing this is out there, knowing it's in places like ohio and massachusetts and could end up other places, can we do anything to prevent ourselves from getting it? >> yes, yes, we actually can. and you just described that extremely accurately. i would add to that that the cdc says it's early in the flu season, so it's not the flu that's predominanting here, it's covid and rsv. get your flu shot if you have not gotten it there, and rsv shots, elderly, they could be spreading it. the covid shot and the issue of ventilation. recent studies have shown that all of the e

small number of ohio's children. for those children who face gender dysphoria and for their families, the consequences of this bill could not be more profound. i truly believe we can collaborate, find con ground and adopt rules to protect ohio children. pete: it is worth noting the hospital system in ohio is immense and very powerful, cleveland clinic and others and a lot of money to be made in this pipeline and he emphasized he herd from a lot of doctors and administrator. rachel: once you mutilate them and pump them full of drugs, they have to continue taking them. they become life-long customers and it's hard for normal people out there to believe that there are adults who would profit from hurting children, but it happens and he also he thinksed parents looked me in the eye saying my child will commit suicide if i don't put them on this process and the idea is i'd rather have an alive child than a child changer their gender and these are pans loving their kids and keeping them alive. they're as confused to the si

vance from ohio. and we must understand that these people will not listen to arguments. no arguments. ah, facts, figures, arguments, because they are just bent on pushing their, their agenda. and this agenda that america is for americans, we should focus on our own needs, our own problems, we should not be there to help others countries to decide, let them figure it out themselves. and this is actually trump's policy as well. now they are using arguments that we really heard already there and a year ago. but remember that this is the first time we have heard such a rant. it was, if i'm not mistaken, one of the stories of either cnn or nbc, the american one, that there are supposedly some sources, some... are saying that there are weapons on the black market that are being transferred to ukraine, and since that time, it was last may, since that time i personally took up this matter, including this issue, i began to track where this information came from, spread, it is very interesting, by the way, a separate investigation can be done there, and including the well-known yo

especially in ohio this year. see that break the way it did, ohio is not a state that we look as purple-ish. it's a red state, and the fact that we saw that tried to come out of ohio again. there is a lot to talk about there. i think going into 2024, more than joe biden, more than donald trump, the two likely nominees, abortion will be the top at the ballot more so than anybody else. >> i want to take the same point farther, and that is that we have been talking about the erosion of democracy and whether americans take that seriously, i think we have seen them take it seriously. we're saying it's abortion, but i think it is rights. i think whether abortion, book banning or whatever the case is, americans are putting aside whether they self identify as, in some instances, as republicans and democrat, when it comes to things that look like their rights are being taken away, and they are marching with their votes. they are doing things that we have watched for several years, watched with the black lives matter protes

if you look at a state like ohio and montana i just mentioned is very similar. of voters there favorite some form of legalized abortion. there was is just a ballot meae in ohio that passed with 57% of the boat that's totally vote thy different than summer or west virginia the most conservative on abortion and the entire country. and so it is a mistake to treat all of these states as the same to paint them with a single brush. but abortion is a huge advantage for democrats. instead of spending the time since 2022 really being an lockstep on abortion and having a message republicans are all over the map. six weeks, 15 weeks, exceptions, no exceptions that that lay up for democrats this particular issue per. >> for one it will see a repeat is the issue concerned. you mentioned big states in the senate races montana, ohio, west virginia of course. which one do you think is the most likely pick up the republicans? is it west virginia? >> it is you are exactly right. joe manchin, he got beat up by progresses for so many years. they did not seem to realize this is the

you joins me again from cleveland in ohio. thank you so much, dennis for coming back on. things seem to have gotten much worse since your last on, on the show. i suppose a biden obviously gave us $200000000.00 to zalinski, but we've had to start with gaza. how, how is a bite and able to continue? i mean, israel to commit genocide in gaza when the whole world, the, even canada voted against the united states. even britain abstained on the ceasefire. resolution of the united nations general assembly as well. israel and the united states are really in this together, but the rest of the world and 99 percent of the world is asking for another direction or asking for a ceasefire. and not only is that you know, government accelerating the carnage was there now talking about waging war against the west bank. and so this is part of the larger plan to ethnically cleanse palestinians out of jared tours. so they can be claimed as part of the larger plan that net yeah, those ultra nationalist partners are, have been advocating for quite some time. i mean, tell me your goals versus 5 b