congresswoman bush defeating challenger in rashida tlaib advanced after winning in detroit.as voters rejected amendment, the kansas senate vote is first referendum since supreme court overturned roe v. wade. >> carley: bring in sean duffy, former congressman, good morning, great to see you. interesting night, several trump candidates won or are in the lead, good night for the squad with bush and rashida tlaib advancing, what are your takeaways? >> sean: i didn't know you and todd were going to be stuck on an island. >> todd: that was joe concha, not me. >> sean: it was weird, we'll leave it alone for a second. look at the endorse ments for trump and it is golden. moderate states will have to navigate, there are moderates who don't like donald trump and it will be interesting to see how they play it and how it pans out. it is interesting in arizona, lake is up by a little bit. this was rally you saw against trump and pence going head-to-head. lake is ahead, i'm surprised how close it is in arizona and talk about the voting down of the abortion ban in kansas, i think you are s

tilly -- rashida tlaib. >> thank you, everyone for being here. a few things to keep in mind. this is being recorded and streamed. seeds in the back of the room are set up for extra room for those who want additional space. please keep the aisles and accessibility marked spaces clear. we will start with each of the attorneys general to speak a moment about abortion access. we will kick it off with attorney general tish james. a.g. james: thank you so much. it is great to see my colleagues in government. i tried to take a few days off, which is not become a vacation. [indiscernible] it is my privilege to be with all of you. what we are seeing throughout our country is an all-out assault on women's pre-k -- reproductive rights to control our bodies, determine our future, determine our destin ies -- determine our destin ies. these assaults are inextricably tied to one another. it is all about power. the individuals are marginalized. they are coming after our right to choose and coming out against our right to love, to organize, and our right to vote.

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people like rashida, congress added -- and omar out of michigan. people like presley, a black woman from massachusetts, whether never been a black woman in congress. people like deb holland, who was from new mexico. she is now secretary holland. all of these women, wrote into congress based on acknowledgment that we build power differently as women of color. >> what does that mean? when you say differently, what does that mean? >> when you think about the political system, we understand history about the way the american political system was built and who gets support. why is it that the halls of power overwhelmingly male and mostly white? even today. it is because the american political system was built to privilege some over others. in fact, we look at women's equality day -- we are are celebrating women's equality day , but the 19th amendment -- even the original constitution which did not guarantee women the right to vote, the 19th amendment was supposed to fix that. it only guaranteed the right to vote fo white women. it wasn't until 1965, 60

her and her congressional delegation prime minister fumio rashida. they today took the opportunity to hit back china over its treatment of taiwan. the island nation considers itself a democracy, but beijing is insisted as part of china. >> the training to try to isolate taiwan, keeping the most recently from the world health organization will not even letting their participation be on the agenda of the world health agency, whatever that makes these determinations. >> china today called pelosi's taiwan's visit provocative, ambitious, and is a high-level cooperation with the u.s. military cooperation's prime prevention. >> small signs of hope tonight for basketball player britney greiner. this comes one day after she was sentenced to nine years in a russian prison for drug possession and for smuggling after bringing prescription cannabis into the country. speaking in cambodia, secretary of state plunkett revealed today there minister sergei lever of is ready to discuss a u.s. proposed prisoner swap. but he is not holding back his criticism of what he c

louis and congresswoman rashida tlaib advances to the midterms after winning her primary race in detroit kansas, voters rejecting an amendment that would have abortion protections from the state constitution. that vote is the first referendum on abortion rights to the supreme court since they overturn roe v. wade in june. carley, todd. >> carley: think think it so much. to another fox news alert, the president of taiwan with the island nation. >> todd: this visit a threat to peace in the u.s. will pay. kevin corke joins us from washington with the very latest, great to see my friend. >> great to see you my buddy. pelosi said a trip to taipei shows unwavering commitment to taiwan but china is condemning the highest level u.s. visit as a threat as you pointed out to peace instability in the taiwan strait and i quote, "the u.s. must pay the price for its own mistake and we mean what we say." that from the chinese ambassador. as for the speaker, she said the trip is basically america solidarity with 23 million people of taiwan. she calls it more important today than ever. the world faces a c

those are the warm meal jelly plus rookie so not to day. father gabriella is working alongside to rashida and uh yeah, let's go to janetta does she's on it. i put everything on the table for you when, when and how about the bills? this friday. you can share my brother's help me. every month they give me a little money. i'm gonna head with god bless you. my sister, the charity supports more than $200.00 families. when, where can i put this together? i know you're not happy with kate, how are you? my dear father. thank you for coming. thank you. i deal with them. in lebanon, pensions can be paid out monthly or be received in a one time payment. isabella was a teacher for 30 years and chose the lump sum option $300.00 euros. it's lovely here mozilla, thalia, missed the. he used to be better off and could buying heating oil and weren't and now everything's extremely expensive. the i have trouble with my eyes and need injections, but a single injection costs 800000 pounds. plus the doctor's fee of $350000.00. he didn't give me the injection this month because i couldn't pay for the one from la

todd: michigan congressrashida tlaib pushing for rent payment. 132 k for presley and 100 to 30 k for rashidahan omar is fellow colleagues on the rent and mortgage cancellation act, our residents need help, we must provide rental assistance. were those calls to cancel rent for show and to score political points? >> obviously, these people could have cancelled rent, this is hypocrisy of democrats and if hypocrisy holds up, we will see that red wave in november, people are mad about this, think about this, people deemed themselves essential and others not, they took salary while we had nothing and they came out and put on a good show saying we want to cancel rent, they didn't cancel their own rents. they were taking hundreds of thousands of rent from people who they were saying should have rent cancelled. do what you say, do it yourself, this is a classic democratic move, we saw with gretchen whitmer throughout the pandemic, she did not follow her own rules and hypocrisy will show up at the ballot in november. >> carley: tudor, virginia governor glenn youngkin will be heading to michigan to hit

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left of center democrat rashida talib fighting to keep her seat and michigan's 13th. voters deciding whether to reelect an outspoken progressive our move more toward the middle. we are watching carefully this whole pelosi thing and talking about it on facebook. that's where you can find me. >>> workers outraged over the recent closure of a south bay food production plant plan to voice their anger later today. 200 workers at the amy's kitchen plant in san jose were told this month the facility was shut down in mid-september. they say they lost their jobs on the spot. workers tell nbc news the decision was made after they voted to unionize. some claim they were working and unsafe conditions. amy's has previously called the allegations false and decided inflation related and other economic challenges for the closure. the san jose plant only opened last year. >>> one northbay artist is juxtaposing destruction with the act of creation to help people connect with climate change. >> zoe fright said she saw the beauty in the twisted remains of manzanillo trees scorched by the

meanwhile, two members of the squad, rashida tlaib in michigan and cori bush in missouri, won their primaries defeating challenges from more conservative democrats. russia has accused the united states of direct involvement in the war in ukraine for the first time. a spokesperson for the russian defense ministry said intercepted communications show the united states is approving targets for u.s.-made himars artillery used by ukrainian forces. the spokesperson said -- "it is the biden administration that is directly responsible for all rocket attacks approved by kyiv on residential areas and civilian infrastructure facilities in settlements of donbas and other rions that caused mass deat of civilians." russia had previously accused the united states of waging a proxy war in ukraine. the united nations has announced an agreement was reached to extend a ceasefire in yemen by another two months. the initial truce went into effect on april 2 but numerous violations of the ceasefire have been reported. the u.s.-backed saudi-led war has led to one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. yemenis ha

you have progressive "squad" member, rashida tlaib. three primary challengers.fund the police, no cash bail, trying to get rid of federal prisons. those three challengers saying you're making crime worse? >> it's tough to beat an incumbent. that is usually true. it is especially tough when there is a splintered field and incumbent is one of four people. advantage talib there. i say advantage bush as well because these are both high-profile members now who get a lot of attention. i think a lot of it is negative attention. i think these are the two members of the house of representatives but you know, we'll see. i think that the base of the democratic party likes to see people who are out there fighting an throwing rhetorical punches and bush an talib both do that all the time i think for terrible causes almost always but because they're incumbents and they have that advantage i think they're probably the favorites but we shall see. elizabeth: former president donald trump, he has endorsed, we're thinking more than two dozen candidates in the primaries today. gop

and rashida tlaib who represents michigan's 13th has a challenger, in this case it is voters deciding whether to re-elect a progressive, or move more towards the middle. kind of the same choice republicans face in many races. do you go to the edge or move to the center? we will watch those races and talk about them on twitter. on twitter you will find me on @scottmcgrew. >>> one northbay artist is juxtaposing destruction with the creation to help talk to people about climate change. zoe fry saw the beauty of the twisted remains of tree scorched by a wildfire that burned through her friend's property. with the help of sonoma state scientists she created what is called a fire escape, and interactive art installations she recently showed off at the marin county fair. she said she wanted to give others the opportunity to see humanity's relation to the power of fire. she is doing another insulation at burning man at the end of the month. she still hopes to show the installation elsewhere. if you like information visit the introvert collective.com >>> dwayne "the rock" johnson most recently

. >>> in michigan congresswoman rashida tlaib has pocketed, listen to this now, up to $100,000 in rentalbeen pushing in congress to cancel rent. according to disclosure forms, report reveals the squad member collecting between 15-50,000 in 2021, and then she reported the same income last august, made between $30-100,000 from rent payments during the pandemic while saying we need to cancel rent. pete: wait, so she -- will: she's a landlord collecting rent checks while saying we need to cancel rent. it's the rush! [laughter] pete: it is. will: calling all conservatives, this is your chance to swipe right on the new dating app, the right stuff is expected to launch next week. earlier we asked what you thought about the project. elaine question -- writes, i mow several young, beautiful 30-year-olds that are devoted to their churches and the lord, and this will allow them to meet others who think like they do. rah ray yes! will: amanda said, so refreshing, families are losing traditional values. i hope it takes off. and those are your headlines. pete: i hope it does too. rachel: i do too. by

was it rashida anesthetic -- pete: it was transitory -- will: and then you have people like tiffany cross a real problem, it's a white people problem. watch. >> a part of the challenges i have in the mainstream media, and you hear things like, oh, the economy's doing better. and for many of us, the economy's not the stock market. it ain't doing better for us. when you have these conversations, it feels like a disconnect between us and the community. we feel left out of the conversation. will: i believe she said i'm worried about getting shot on the way to to the grocery store. rachel: later on she blames it on colonialism and 500 years of, you know, slavery and white people. oppression, that's what she said. pete: is and bonus, cherry on top, you get 87,000 more irs employees who, if you audited every single millionaire in america, if you taxed every million mare at 100% today, you would fund the government for six months. their going to go -- they're going to go to the middle class of america. they're going to have to, to the people who work hard for a living. those agents are coming for