after being a candidate, backed by president rachel type, early one, if convicted, he could be banned from politics to use. he's seen as a potential candidate and next to the presidential election to the u. s. now, with the votes still being counted, neither republicans nor democrats have gained control of congress. were held and made 7 more states in the house of representatives to gain a majority. but the party has performed below expectations. it has $49.00 states in the senate, and the democrats have $48.00, but it is still votes, rather is still being counted in arizona, and nevada, or georgia will hold or run off in december. mike, hannah has moved from washington dc. there still a massive amount of votes to be countered, but it appears that the republicans are inching towards control of the house of representatives. as to the senate, though that is also a exceedingly tight race. there are 3 key seats outstanding, which is in nevada, arizona, and georgia. if they win those 2 seats, they will get control of the senate. however, if the results are split, then it's going to be down

after defeating a candidate, backed by president rachel type odor, one if convicted, he could be banned from politics for 2 years. cinnamon castiano has more from is temple. this was a 7 try a 7th hearing of even wallace trial and it's, it's again adjourned to december 14 as the defense asked for the change of the judge to requisition. that's why they decided to join into december 14th, inter key, especially these filed against them all. are highly seen as political. there's an election coming up. the opposition still hasn't nominated its candidate. the main opposition leaders seems to be coming up as a candidate, but other opposition. the allies do not support his candidacy as he has lost several times against it took his present bridge up. they burned on. that's why among the opposition politicians in law is highly appraised. as a potential presidential candidate and a son journalist a wrote about this story a couple of days ago saying that the former judge who has been replaced earlier, was advised to put a political, been on it, grabbing them all. and again, today, the prosecutor re

this letter, written about a year later by john ladderback, to rachel walters is representing the type of letter that noticed receive during the war, butso many did. is writing to rachel to inform her of the death of her husband. and during the civil war, there was no formal way for families to be informed of such matters. oftentimes, casualties from units would be published in local newspapers,or was up to a commanding officer to write hometo write home with such details. he starts the lett, benot we are troubled, trust in the lord, for he is able to comfort. thecontinues, i think i am sa and saying that your husbandwltx died in rebel pron about the 10th of february v. i saw about the fit. we he was unable to help himself. i waited on him and gave him as much comfort as i can until i wastaken down myself. he often spoke of you, and a little boy, which he spoke up with a great deal of respect and em to be waiting with a great deal of anxiety for the time to come, where the prisoners would be thrown open, and he could return to his loved ones at home but alas, the small amount of meal t

this letter written about a year later by john lauterbach to rachel walters, is represents the type of letter that no one went to receive during the war, but so many did. he is writing to rachel to inform her of the death of her husband during the civil war. there wa no formal way for families to be informed of such matters. oftentimes times, casualties from units would be published in local newspapers, or it was up to a commanding officer to write home to provide such details. lauterbach starts the letter b not weary or troubled. trust in the lord, for he is able t comfort. continues, i think i am safe in saying that your husband, d.w walters, diein rebel prin about the 10th of february. i saw h about the fifth. he was done unable to help himself. i waited on him and ve him as much comfort as i could until i was taken down myself. he oen spoke of you and his little boy, which he spoke of with a great deal of respect and seemed to be waiting with a great deal of anxiety for the time to come. when the prison doors would be thrown open and he could return to his loved ones at home. but a

rachel: it's so evil. pete: it is a follow the money type scenario. how far people willing to go to enrich themselves.quences to other people's lives be damned in this particular case. and not just a follow the money thing on the vaccine side, but also on political donations. i mean, to remind you, in the midterms the founder of ftx spent almost $40 million and over 90% of it went to democrats. it feels a lot like an insurance policy should his scheme fall apart, which it now has. will: directly lobbying, directly donated to the politicians in charge of the regulatory environment which would have overseen ftx. he wanted regulation, and he wanted to own the regulators. rachel: i think we need to get to the bottom of whether this was a conspiracy, you know, whether he wasn't just doing this on his own, whether he knew by giving the money over to the democrats that they would protect him but also that they were all in on it as well. because they had an incentive. they also wanted -- pete: that's how it works. remember when donald trump ran for office, i know how it works because i was inside it. you gave

type of authoritarianism. but it is as you say remarkable to see this in china. rachel: totally. not so y puzzled by y they have the zero covid lockdown. because they can, that's why. there's a lot of government officials in this country that would have done the same if they could have. rachel: that's a great point, joe. joey: you can't do that here, for a lot of reasons, one of them is the resilience in the american spirit. i think they're doing it because they can do it. we had a lot of little mini wish we could be a tyrant people in our own government that would have loved to do something like that. will: it doesn't come without a cost. it comes at the cost of their economy. it may come at the cost of their control. wee see how that story plays out. rachel: usually when these kinds of protests happen we have an american response and in some way, giving aid and comfort to those who are -- and support, just emotional support to those who are protesting. we t didn't see that in iran. we never saw that when the people in cuba were protesting against their oppressors and here again

type restrictions voting. we need to master it as long as one of the rules. rachel the sky, i'm still thinking of the day we have civic experience, go with the same day, same information with paper ballots, most of the way most of the world does, i.d., results within 24 hours. i do want to congratulate jo joe biden. remarkly with the worst economy, taking orders from the easter bunny did better in the midterm imagine that. than barack obama. than trump. than george bush. really remarkable. pete: i guess. it is hard, i appreciate that you give him credit. rachel: sarcasm. maybe i didn't have enough credit. pete: the scary part is their, chuck schumer last night, had a late press conference, joe biden after the election, he says we're changing nothing. rachel: of course, why would they? pete: why would they. i say, the reason i shoulder at that for the state of the country is because everything we talk about here is about to only get worse because they have been fortified in their arrogance somehow they're doing the right things, everyone's life is getting worse. rach

railroads, these are things you can expect, any type of passenger rail problems, rail is one of the major transportation -- trucking and rail, major transportation. rachelinistration that killed the keystone pipeline, rail was the backup plan, looking at energy, will people go cold because we can't have energy? not just food for us but food for our food. people in the south, got to do an interview on thanksgiving with a couple the came on several times, they are salt of the earth, the grain in the south runs dry, they don't grow enough grain for all the farm animals, that comes from the midwest the rail sets down, can't feed pigs and cows, don't get pork and beef. so many things will be affected by this. did pete buttigieg try to help out? maybe he still cozying up with the airlines? rachel: you talk about food for the animals and some people said we can switch to trucks, there's not enough trucks, not enough workers to get in those trucks and drive both things across the country. this is such -- there is no part of our economic system that hasn't been impacted negatively by this administration, glad you brought up pete buttigieg, where is he? his the t

so, rachel, as we await the judge's decision, what's your prediction knowing and having been a lawyer in those typespend in prison? pleasure. >> i think what is most instrumental in this prediction is what the probation officer has recommended to the young. to the judge. so you have the prosecutor's recommendation of 15 years, you have her defense team's recommendation of house arrest, maybe 18 years max incarceration. and then you have probation officer recommending 9 years of prison time. and that isly what -- generally what the judges pay the most attention to in cases like this. that is a recommendation that is supposed to be neutral, taking into all the facts, all the considerings and making a thought-out, middle ground recommendation in this point. so i believe 9-10 years is where we're going to end end up today. liz: there is a major focus right now on this case as far particularly as silicon valley is concerned. because there were some people who simply argued-overzealous cart before the hours salesmanship -- horse salesmanship. but instead, a jury actually said, no, this was outright fraud.

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typing opin in the terminal. coming up, the u.k. chancellor delivered the budget yesterday. let's now find out what his opposite member thanks, we speak to the shadow secretary racheleeves, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open, everyone. 21 minutes into the european trading day. european stocks gaining some .3%. we are looking at treasury yields, they are pretty much steady after the previous day's jump, when we heard from jim bullard talking about inflation and policymakers saying they should increase rates to five.25 % even though inflation may be peaking. tom: we had the autumn statement from the chancellor yesterday, there was movement around energy companies after the announcement that there would be a 45% windfall tax on that space. today though some of these players are gaining, there is relief around the details of this announcement. now they have surety and some certainty in terms of those tax increases, the likes of centrica up 3.5% on the back of that. a french company gaining, the news here is they have pulled out of the content moderation part of their business, which was seen as positive by analysts. briefly, sap the german so

types of reforms that were accomplished in florida. pete: that's the standard at this point. if you're not willing to do what florida is was willing to do, why did you run for government? rachelree. i'm from arizona. a lot of people on on the edge of their seats. sometimes who counts the votes tends to be more important than who voted. let's hope there are balanced poll watchers. pete: let's hope. by the way, you said monday evening quarterbacking. it was so close. rachel: did i say that? will: monday night quarterbacking, and it's -- pete: monday morning quarterbacking. will: if we give you 30 more seconds, you can spin it into a conversation about a beauty pageant. [laughter] way. rachel: i could. pete: turning now to a few additional headlines this morning. a deadly shooting outside of a high school football game in orlando leaves one person dead and three others injured. officers were patrolling the grounds when they heard gunshots coming from the parking lot. orlando police say they have a suspect in custody, but officials are still investigating the crime scene. >>> and a reuters investigation reveals a billion dollars of customer money has disappeared from cryptocurren