republican congressman ralph norman of south carolina. on january 17th last year, three days before biden's a inauguration, congressman ralph norman was texting white house chief of staff to urge president trump to call out the u.s. military to use the military against civilians. in order to keep trump in power. congressman norman was a sitting member of congress when he sent that. he is still one now. ralph norman was just reelected to south carolina's congress. he was reelected attitude to one margin. and marveling about the seditious radicalism of a member of congress, somebody wants to suspend the constitution and keep their guy in power by force using military force to do it, rory marveling it's a member of congress being that far out there. that's something that we'll get to do from time to time. but right now knowing this is what ralph norman was advocating for to the white house. suspend the constitution, put troops in the streets, take power by force, knowing he was advocating that is one thing. knowing that he and his party are

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it is therefore fitting that ralph's introducer tonight is commissioner bill bratton. over the course of his long and distinguished. commissioner bratton has saved countless lives. he oversaw the nypd's transformative implementation of broken windows policing in the 1990s, which greatly contributed to the city's massive crime decline that decade. and he led a similarly dramatic transformation at the lapd during the 2000s at the federal level. commissioner has served with distinction on. the homeland security advisory council, which he now and today he is the executive chairman of the consulting firm teneo risk and the author of the profession, a memoir of community race and the arc of policing in america. i'm proud to say that commissioner bratton has had a long, fruitful relationship with the manhattan institute. his signature policing strategy grew from his intellectual partnership with the late george kelling, the renowned scholar who coauthored the 1982 article that first introduced the concept of broken windows policing to the public kelling and commissioner bratt

that dollar got weaker since then just like pvh ralph lauren is doing better than expected everywheres strength in europe and asia and half of the chinese stores were closed during the quarter because of lockdowns rl was up 33% on a constant currency basis and even in the troubled north america market, they were up 3% and been disciplined about controlling cost and digital business is growing like a weed. that's where the margins are in. response the stock jumped up 6% in a single day as it should as i told you when they reported because i love the quarter we're tacking on another 9% gain after the analyst published glowing reactions to the quarter. other than being well managed, we get the sense ralph lauren is benefitting from the return to in person work and general reopening because people need nicer clothes if they're not stuck at home all the time this is encouraging. this is before my wife cleaned out the midtown store. that will hit next quarter and look, this is a pattern here, people we got better than feared results from contour brands, the parent of lee and wrangler jeans

ralph norman was just re-elected. he was reelected by a lot, like a 2-1 margin. and marveling about the seditious radicalism of a member of congress, somebody that wants to suspend the constitution and keep their guy in power by force using military force to do it, i mean marveling at some member of congress being that far out there. i mean that, is something we get to do from time to time. but right now knowing this is what ravel norman was advocating to the white house, right, us is spent the constitution, put troops in the street, take power by force. knowing he was advocating that is one thing. knowing that he and his party are going back to congress as the new majority party there for next year, that feels like something different. because what are they going to do with the real power when they really have it? that text from congressman ralph norman comes to us from hunter walk area long with josh kavenski from the news website talking points memo. they posted a series of articles based on thousands of text messages they have obtained. thousands of text mess

>> final senate lead still up for grabs in georgia, election day tuesday between ralph warnock and republican herschel walker. the matchup remains tied as 1 million ballots are already in. welcome to fox news live i'm jacqui heinrich. griff: i'm griff jenkins, no appearance from president biden and former president trump on the campaign trail as both candidates have been pulling out all of the stops in the final days of the midterm elections. aishah hosni live in atlanta with more. hi, aishah. aishah: good to see you this afternoon.

ralph is a former superintendent of the site. also former superintendent of other sites in the park service and really a friend of the site, ethan, provide, you know, many years of research tied to the site lawmaker to learn of you know worked many years with with the park service and his continued to just be your friend and we use the term friend loosely or friends loosely in the park service but we they're incredibly important. so i want to thank the three of them for for all the hard work over the years. so as continue to celebrate the bicentennial year of olmsted's birth. we appreciate ralph and ethan for bringing this research to a broader audience through the publication of their book, olmstead in yosemite civil war, abolition and the national park idea. what i appreciate about this and the work of ethan and ralph is that they have turned the mirror back on the nps asking us as an agency to look deeper and wider into our founding. their conclusions offer an opportunity for readers to explore frederick law, olmsted's park id

republican ralph norman was elected to the house of representatives in south carolina when don trump was elected president in 2016. and in a text message to mark meadows, 11 days after the january 6th attack on the capitol, ralph norman revealed his total disregard for the constitution by urging this criminal plan. quote, our last hope is invoking martial law. -- that's three days before president biden's inauguration. and that is norman urging martial law. and like most republicans who support that idea, he does not know how to spell that version of the word martial. that is a true believer. ralph norman had no incentive to send that private communication to mark meadows other than firmly believing that that is what should happen. when politicians speak publicly, you are never really sure what they really believe. it is what they say privately that matters. and there is ralph norman, privately saying, that what he really means -- what he really wants to do -- is just throughout the constitution, break every election law in the country, all at once. congressman ralph norman has just

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that was actually price. ralph had dropped off a dialysis patient, it was a long journey. as he drove back into the capital, he was taken 1717 days with my hand, with my shoelaces. so began the nightmare, which in haiti is shockingly no longer shocking. hazy is in the midst of an extraordinary security crisis. the united nations estimates that 60 percent of the capitol is controlled by gangs gangs that murder and rape and boon and kidnap the threat to is felt across the city. and beyond. faith hope many hear a crowded church on sunday morning to services, back to back. such is the cooling rid laws. cooling has been high impact journalism. today, he banters with a colleague, but 8 fellow haitian journalists have been killed so far. this year. he is being treated for p t s d. i can help but feel lucky because i know so many people who did not have the chance to survive even like this and be able to tell that story. the you in says 540 people were kidnapped, and more than 700 killed by the gangs. just in the 1st 5 months of this year, ralph family paid more than $200000.00 us

ralph norman was trump the chief of staff to urge president trump to call out the u.s. military to use the military against civilians. in order to keep trump in power. congressman norman was a sitting member of congress when he sent that. he is still one now. ralph norman was reelected in south carolina fifth congregga district by a lot by like a 2-1 margin. and marveling about the seditious radicalism a member of congress, somebody wants to suspend the constitution and keep the guy in power by force using military force. to do it. i mean marveling at some member of congress being that far out there, i mean, that's something we get to do from time to time. but right now, knowing this is what he was advocating. take power by force. knowing he was advocating that is one thing. knowing he and his party are going back to congress as the new majority party for next year, that feels like something different. because what are they going to do with the real power when they have it? that text from congressman ralph norman to mark meadows comes to us tonight from reporter hunter

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many thanks to speak interest, i really appreciate your thoughts and you're inside ralph ny, my chairman of the german council for constitution and sovereignty. thank you for the us say that oppose is a request for the international criminal court to probe the death of a palestinian al jazeera journalist who was shot dead in the west bank in may this year. that's the spot, the fox that you read and other is also an american citizen. and that works legal team of said they have new evidence proving the killing to have been a deliberate attack by israel. here's what was said by the us state department spokesperson. when it comes to the i p c, we maintain our long standing objections to the investigation and of allison in situation in the, in the position the acquisition focus on its core mission and that core mission of serving as a court of last resort. and how to seeing and deterring atrocity crimes. on tuesday, al jazeera said it had found a law suit to the i. c. c. following an investigation by the channels legal team that work is demanding. the court identify individuals involved in th

and then i remember -- so we were on-set and we showed up, and we showed up to ralph fiennes.he presented to me, will, and our amazing director, mark mylod, exactly what he was going to do for his first four big monologues and he was completely off-book and i think -- i think you do know that feeling whenever you write something for someone. and then they're doing it exactly in the tone you thought they would do it and then they're also doing it 15 times better. >> seth: yeah. >> and it's like, ah >> seth: just elevating. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: it's the greatest gift a writer could get >> an amazing thing for the director and for the crew where he would kind of do it five takes of it, which was the agreed upon, that's what we probably are going to go with. but then he'd give you just for the edit, a fast one, a slow one, a more intense one, a funnier one, a looser one. >> yeah, and i would say every actor we had - they were such a group of smart actors and they knew the tone of the movie completely so, there --it was always great. and each take they just made it better and be

thank you, thank you, thank you cheryl the ralph.ppreciate you so much for coming on today. thank you very much. >> happy birthday! >> thank you. thank you, and thank you out there folks for watching simone on this saturday. i am symone sanders-townsend, it is my birthday. politics nation with the great reverend al sharpton starts right after this short break. hort break ♪ kevin! kevin! kevin? oh nice. kevin, where are you... kevin?!?!?.... hey, what's going on? i'm right here! i was busy cashbacking for the holidays with chase freedom unlimited. i'm gonna cashback on a gingerbread house! oooh, it's got little people inside! and a snowglobe. oh, i wished i lived in there. you know i can't believe you lost another kevin. it's a holiday tradition! that it is! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited. ♪ family is just very important. she's my sister and we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy m

i too am a big fan of ralph and ethan carr's book. first i'll introduce him, and then -- can i feed you that little question about sara to start with? >> sure. absolutely. >> then you can go on your -- yeah. ralph, the omont is -- superintendent of five national parks, including as we just found out that frederick omsted site. weke w is coed tore and contribg editor of. a thinking person's guide to america's national ov parks. who wouldn't want to read a book like that? it sounds like -- oh, great, great. so one of the reasons i love this book is when i was doing my research for mine, i kept an eye out for a woman who might have contributed something significant to the idea of national parks, and i just couldn't find one. but these two gentlemen have, a named sara shaw. maybe not contributing directly but making some very astute comments on what parks mean to us. with that, ralph, i'll throw it over to you. >> thank you, dennis. >> yes. >> thank you, jay.st well, tearing off that historic resource study sponsored by jay and the nation

let's our lord, ralph lucas, back in on because , ralph, do you agree on because, ralph, do you agreeis is kind of saying that we are in pretty much a bit of a mess and something needs to be done about it it . what's wrong ? as ralph it it. what's wrong? as ralph gone that always coming. where's ralph we still got you, chris? oh, i think we've lost ralph . so oh, i think we've lost ralph. so we will find out what the other is. but they will. yes. what do you think ? so what do you think you think? so what do you think the answer is to this then? because from what i can see, it seems like they're penalising aspiration in education. and i feel the thinking is going in the wrong direction. but what would you say as a final. i picking up on what chris said. yes we'll grammar school but very much alongside a real quality education book. what kind of like have tried to do with universal university technical colleges but didn't make it but that was a good idea. we need to do it better so that everybody has a good school of them . well, listen thank you of them. well, listen thank you both. l

ralph major joined the united states army air forces when he was just 18. he was preparing for air cadet training process veterans points for discharge. when the war ended, he was sent to randolph field process enlisted payroll. robert waddell in the united states army in the european theater of operations with the american graves register asian command during the korean war. he was part of a team that rescued good americans who'd been shot down behind lines. melvin belsky served in the european theater of operations. for occupation duty in germany. duties to manage medical functions. an american prisoner of war camp. jack maroney was a 17 year old at the university texas austin when the japanese bombed pearl harbor. he went immediately to the recruiter's office where the line was a few blocks long, told he was too young to come back when he was 18. he did and enlisted in the united marine corps, serving the uss enterprise as a 20 millimeter anti-air gunner. from 1943 to 1945. after the war. he became a lawyer and his practiced. since 1957. rose stern joine

ralph major joined the united states army air forces when he was just 18. he was preparing for air cadet training process veterans points for discharge. when the war ended, he was sent to randolph field process enlisted payroll. robert waddell in the united states army in the european theater of operations with the american graves register asian command during the korean war. he was part of a team that rescued good americans who'd been shot down behind lines. melvin belsky served in the european theater of operations. for occupation duty in germany. duties to manage medical functions. an american prisoner of war camp. jack maroney was a 17 year old at the university texas austin when the japanese bombed pearl harbor. he went immediately to the recruiter's office where the line was a few blocks long, told he was too young to come back when he was 18. he did and enlisted in the united marine corps, serving the uss enterprise as a 20 millimeter anti-air gunner. from 1943 to 1945. after the war. he became a lawyer and his practiced. since 1957. rose stern joine

it cannot be done by law, ralph and alike who try to nurture this router for big santa ment. i try to, i go on our day a garage in speaking population discriminating rush hands are some restaurants, certain post announcements, dads, dad, they did not show except russians and anyone there could be some incident, sir, in some cities, and we understand the pressure faced by our compatriots abroad in the united states and federal o investigation of b, i a visit sir rations asking them a lot kind of an organization. it is a russian compatriots and are also attempts to persecute them while she's looking. but since it is in it makes we revolve us even more encouraged that our compatriots, sir, make this choice and we continue working with in our commission on supporting her badge heads abroad. last, she has been the 7th congress or with the involvement of the presidential. this year, we hosted to an conference on how the economic corporation could help our compatriots abroad and how they could facilitate corporation between russia and their host countries. russian business men from

ralph, thank you for all you have done. on behalf of california's 36th congressional district, i wish you along with your wife and children the best of luck in your next adventure. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor a visionary leader and trailblazer, tribal chairman, richard, who served the band of kawia indians for nearly 30 years. he was a powerhouse who came from humble beginnings, he grew up poor in palm springs. he went on to serve our nation as an infantry man in the u.s. army for three years before returning to the indian reservation. in 1984, he was elected as tribal chairman, ushering in a new age of prosperity for the tribe. his impact spread far and wide and he's still revered as a change maker for tribes throughout california and the entire nation. we celebrate the chairman's memory and legacy by renaming the palm springs post office in his honor. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor marine corps corporal hunter lopez. my constituent who was killed in action while serving our nation at the kabul airport on august

we've been speaking to ralph cain on my chairman of the german council for constitution on suffering, say, thank you. thank you for having this and thank you for joining us, a all our see international as always, plenty more of the latest news updates. discussion on debate on our website r t dot com. thanks for joining us today. ah, ah ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah with ah, i'm ashley mackenzie and welcome to going underground in the week of an unprecedented alliance between the communist party of china and the kingdom of saudi arabia and the gulf cooperation council. no one, the senior us officials urgently met with chinese counterparts this week for so called in depth talks over tie one after the state visit of chinese president chin ping to saudi arabia's capital. re add this after opec plus including the u. e. and the saudi arabians refuse jo biden's requests for moral production to save nature nations from the ukraine proxy war. joining me for today's episode to talk about whether there will be lasting, tragic repercussions for the usa in the new geopolitical landscape. is re

just in the 1st 5 months of this year, ralph family paid more than $200000.00 us dollars to his captors. and if your family had not paid, you will kill me. is that what they said? no, yes, that's what it does. when they do moving off the he was happening to the 33. have to come. luckily, provide proof one l 0. now the army in democratic republic of congo says m $23.00 rebels, and the allies have killed 50 civilians in the eastern town of confusion. the group denies responsibility. people have been protesting against violence, security forces stopped them from reaching the un office and goma the killing threatened sci fi and north tv province. that was in good shape. last weekend. husband, a summer of record high temperatures, but europe's farmers aren't getting a winter respite. the days of shorter but the drought is continuing, especially in southern europe. andrew simmons rewards from romania it may look like a common site. the world over, but farming is changing drastically in romania with this year's sunflower harvest, devastated by drought. stefan marine is planning differently for

just in the 1st 5 months of this year, ralph family paid more than $200000.00 us dollars to his captors. and if your family had not paid your will to kill me, is that what they said? now? yes, that's what it does when they do move in a year after he's president, was assassinated. the streets of puerto prince have become a lottery of survival, prove the one algebra footprints the company behind a port project in the southern indian state of caroline, in court and protests that have delayed construction for months. demonstrators have been blocking the site of the multi $1000000.00 project, which is being funded by asians, riches man. they say the projects will destroy livelihoods, probably me. town is at the sight of the protests with more. so just as a back and they are as determined as ever today is day 136. this is the tent under which they have been camping out for all these days. toiling the construction of the $900000000.00. shipping board protest leader said that support for the protest remains as strong as ever, but they've made a conscious decision to avoid confrontation and prov

just in the 1st 5 months of this year, ralph family paid more than $200000.00 us dollars to his captors. and if your family had not paid, you will kill me. is that what they said? no, yes, that's what it does when they do more than a year after haiti's present was assassinated. the streets of porter prince have become a lottery of survival. pro one al jazeera, put a prince, australia and prosecutors have dropped the rape charge against a former political adviser accused of sexually assaulting a colleague inside parliament house. the trial against brutes, alarm and collapse in october because of jury misconduct. prosecutors say a re trial has been cancelled to protect the mental health of the women involved. the k sparked outrage across australia and led to a report exposing widespread sexual harassment within parliament. china is gradually easing some of the world's toughest cove in 19 restrictions in the wake of unprecedented nationwide protests. people in beijing and shanghai have been seen reduced testing requirements and quarantine measures. the governments expected to announce a re

you've heard from ralph reid he's someone that tried to diversify his coalition.will be an issue for republicans going forward in the state in particular. >> it's important to note democrats had the advantage going into election day. when i heard the same thing, jamie heard the same thing the past couple hours from the walker campaign, once that the day of voting eclipsed 1 million, 1.4, 1.5 million the odds of them winning are getting greater. ist l-- it's longer odds but a much better position than yesterday. >> it is a coin toss. it is. >> we'll see what happens in the next few hours. thank you. don't go too far. martin luther king iii standing by live to join us and also, we're getting new reporting from inside the walker campaign and how they see the closing hours of this race. stay with us. (burke) deep-sea driving, i see... (customer) something like that... (burke) well, here's something else: with your farmer's policy perk, new car replacement, you can get a new one. (customer) that is something else. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers polic

that was actually price. ralph had dropped off a dialysis patient. it was a long journey. as he drove back into the capital, he was taken 1717 days with my hand, with my shoelaces. so began the nightmare, which in haiti is shockingly no longer shocking. hazy is in the midst of an extraordinary security crisis. the united nations estimates the 60 percent of the capitol is controlled by gangs gangs that murder and rape and boon and kidnap they threaten its felt across the city and beyond. faith hope many hear a crowded church on sunday morning to services back to back. such is the cooling read laws. cooling has been high impact journalism. today, he banners with a colleague, but 8 fellow haitian journalists have been killed so far this year. he is being treated for p t s d. i can help, but feel lucky because i know so many people who did not have the chance to survive even like this and be able to tell that story. the you in says 540 people were kidnapped, and more than 700 killed by the gangs. just in the 1st 5 months of this year, ralph family paid more than $200000.00 us

host: that is ralph in d.c. as far as the january 6 committee, i know it is early to talk about, but what do you think the legacy is and the imprint it will have on future similar investigations? guest: i think it has conducted itself and performed in a historic way. there were many people who either believed it would flop, or some cases hoped it would flop. that, i think, did not prove to be the case. i think, to a lot of people surprise, americans did follow what went on. 20 and million people watched at least one hearing, that does not count people who are hearing about it a tertiary way. you can make a case that midterms were affected by peoples appreciation if there was a threat to democracy, they were saying the threat to democracy was a nonissue, would be a nonissue in the it looks as low that was not the case, that people did care more than they told pollsters. they will be remembered as a body that produced a sweeping quantum of evidence of wrongdoing and of jeopardizing the democracy that we all cheris

i'm not going to lower the finger. ralph saw, i wish they alluded to renew she or she has a she teacher and he stood at the top of that'll bring us the pizza. little was let other 3 of them, so may begin stepping out as missing e dos lampa as it just keeps your grain so suddenly last night at the duck loom. what if i just made up ideas little from the go back to me begin with. but i'm still here with whether i am new dealers and you get a still but there was a receipt. this was they, i knew you were 3 aboard st. near blood. the city of lucas image laid out the sub. no use them of any book as with the supplier. for miriam gara dominique because of what exactly does not equal but, but he needs it by d, as in michael by needs assigning us a balloon gunning national hon. away in this coming year. bill up, i'll change them, you will, i'm, you go when you're what it is really messy. first thing you deal is you super sicilian, you park as a would shuttle confirmed in law and we did you live there. so we really blessed you might you, would you have to just look, no damage is one of the guys cou

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i want to go to ralph reed. he's a herschel walker supporter.tate as well as anyone can know it. i appreciate your time. glad to speak with you. november 8 no one got over 50% so we are at the runoff. walker trailed warnock by about .9%. you know the georgia electorate. why do you believe that walker can pull this out on election day? >> the reason's really pretty simple. they overperformed in the early vote and herschel is likely to overperform today. that is based on hard data. there's about 200,000 more likely republican voters than democrats that have not yet voted after the early vote and there is about roughly 330,000 more very high propensity, almost guaranteed, republican voters, base voters. these are what consultants refer to by four by fours. voted in four last elections. so look. i prefer when i was party chairman here and looking at the campaigns run in florida by the party there you would much rather have a closer gap but the data is there and the math is there. it comes down to turnout. if the republicans turn out on based what ar

minister says previous relations with the west will not be restored at a news conference or gay lab. ralph said western powers had a real chance to avoid conflict in ukraine, but they rejected russian proposals to hold nato expansion. an independent panel in south africa has found the president thorough ram oppose a violated his oath of office. the panel was set up after millions of dollars were found in his sofa and his private farm. the president denies any wrong doing and has not been charged with any crime. at least 2 palestinians have been killed, drink and is really rate in the occupied west bank. several others were wounded house. the infections are calling for a general strike in response to the incidents. and those who are headlines on al jazeera, the news continues right here, after witness to state you ah, [000:00:00;00] with with a show, john duffy said with wow, a with british dupont with why don't i don't know. i'll find a plan with a you've got what your opinion on it. so if you see that, did you? so what did you see? do my love, my nose is so your, well i've been 6 you were

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i have to i want to end on you with this text from ralph norman to mark meadows. we've talked about it before, but i just think let's just put this up. this is ralph norman, congressman, and seeing what's happening so quickly and reading about the dominion lawsuits attempting to stop any meaningful investigation, we are at a point of no return. in saving a republic. our last hope is invoking martial law. please urge to president to do so. dana, who is marshall? >> i had an uncle named marshall, he would've very much approve of implementing martial law. when we're building this coalition we have to add in the coalition of the non speller's. but it shows you that the people who are willing to overthrow democracy have thought it out so thoroughly that they couldn't run the whole process through spell check before texting it to the chief of staff in the white house. thankfully, we have the electoral count act so maybe it will limit some of last times craziness. we can only imagine what they'll come up with next and how they'll spell it. >> right, and we don't even get

ralph kramden! >> the "name that tune" episode is so potent. >> i intend to go straight on, forge ahead to the $99,000 answer. >> "oh, i'll go on a game show and i will have enough money to get some breathing room to finally achieve my dreams." >> who is the composer of "swanee river"? >> hummana-humma-humma-humma... >> who's the composer? time's running out. >> i felt so bad when he would set up some scheme and it was about to fall apart. >> terribly sorry, mr. kramden, no, the correct answer is steven foster. but thanks so much. you've been a... >> time and again, he'd do everything possible, only to be torn down to his basic frailty. >> do you wanna go to the moon? do you wanna go to the moon?! >> really? you're going to hit her? >> that's a husband who's trying to rage and be the boss of his wife. >> he was what we would call borderline abusive these days. >> get my supper! >> but it never bothered me as a kid because she was not afraid of him. >> get it yourself! >> the guy was clearly buffeted

this is ralph norman, congressman. mark, to see what's happening so quickly and read about the lawsuits attempting to stop any meaningful investigation we're at a point of no return in saving our republic. our last hope is invoking invok martial law. >> when we're building this coalition we have to adin the coalition of the nonspellers, but it shows you that the people willing to overthrough democracy have thought it out so thoroughly they couldn't actually run the spell check on the process before actually testing it to the chief of staff in the white house. thankfully we have the electoral count act, so maybe it'll limit some of last time's craziness but we can only imagine what they'll come up with next and how they'll spell it. >> right, and we didn't get a chance to talk about mark meadows himself. time flies when you're having fun and talking about the chaos in the republican caucus in and the house. thank you all very much for coming to the reid out. and up next on the reid out perhaps the biggest question still

>> i got no words for that ralph, i mean, that is just something beyond the pale. for him. it also, i think should be evidence of what his attempt was in january six, he is basically losing at this point, he has lost his support, he is being criticize around the republican party, his -- and he is a desperate attempt, when politicians that have a kind of following like donald trump has gets this desperate, better hang on because we have got to cool this thing out quickly or else it could get really out of hand in the next couple of years. >> all right, well david, you say he is losing some of this from his horror town in new york, i wonder if you ever have it. david and doug jones, thank you for being with us. up next, my final thoughts. stay with us. r! wrinkle guard penetrates deep into fibers, leaving clothes so soft, wrinkles don't want to stick around. make mornings smoother with downy wrinkle guard fabric softener. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: make mornings smoother just stop. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a mara

if you look backin independent streak, and if you look back in her history, she started supporting ralphnd she was sort of an independent when she made it to the senate, but they were not inspecting this, although i do not think it is going to change the dynamic because kyrsten sinema is going to continue to work with the democrats, she is going to hold her set of committee seats with the democrats. that will give the democrats still that operating majority in the us senate committee committee power that goes along with it and the other prerogatives they go along with it. anthony, does it tell us something about the state of us politics or more about the state of the senator and her own politicalfuture? i and her own political future? i think to be a little