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into talking about the damming of the missouri river in the mid-20th century, and then looking at red power in the 1960's and in the 1970's and how all of these indigenous people, who were relocated because their lands were flooded by these dams, eventually found themselves and created sort of the modern indigenous movement, known as red power, and then looking -- going back and ending actually at standing rock in 1974, with the creation of the international indian treaty council, which really coalesced these generations of indigenous resistance and took the treaties, the 1868 fort laramie treaty, to the world and to the united nations. and to do that, they looked to palestinians, they looked to the south african anti-apartheid movement, who provided the mechanisms for recognition of indigenous rights at the united nations. and that all resulted, over four decades, in the touchstone document, the united nations declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples, which was passed by the u.n. in 2007. and so, in many ways, when we look at standing rock, and we look at -- if we go down flag row a

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propaganda functions, that is, stand on the central street and constantly remind about the presence of red powere and so on, but despite all that, we should not lose the artistic element in ukrainian culture, even if it belonged to the period that we now absolutely i have a fair attitude towards him. well, as far as i know, the question of his remains is the exhumation of which needs to be done in order to dismantle this passport in the history of doctoral science. also the buried hetmans , i.e. the descendants of hetman skoropadskyi, and therefore the graves are a separate topic, especially since there are actually many burials on the territory of the current mariinsky park, and it is obvious that we we separate this issue and in our proposal it sounded like that, that is, the transfer of the monument to the cemetery, well, actually, we are talking about uh, this monument is a gravestone, and the uh, informational complex, it can refer to the xiaomi roman park specifically, the entire grave and the surrounding middle to those around him, as far as the figures of people who fall or do not fall u

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inspired by the red power movement for indigenous rights and justice james organized a national day of mourning to be held on thanksgiving day 1970 at the site of the massasoit statue overlooking plymouth rock. in choosing which this name, james hearkened back to national days of mourning hosted after the assassinations of john kennedy and martin luther king and reached back to the william avis eulogy on king philip. like davis, when james' moment came he grows up for protesters from all across indian country, media and onlookers, and deliver that inflammatory speech. it began with the poignant assertion that he has the right to the dignity of his humanity, despite societies effort to diminish him and his people. ice -- "i speak to you as a man," he stressed " a wampanoa s man. " despite his family and community suffering, poverty, and this termination, two social and economic diseases, he acknowledged to his white listeners that "thanksgiving is a time of celebration for you, celebrating the beginnings of the white man in america." for james and the wampanoags the day had dull full im

tourists who flock to the rock to learn more about native strife and a temporary exhibit titled red powerarison to the grand vision for jack and her supporters had. so 53 years later, more jack continues. that mission she wrote to deb haaland, the first native us interior secretary requesting a permanent american indian museum, educatio and cultural center on the island. >> and for your health this morning, a new study is providing some more information on bloating. a study published in clinical gastroenterology and hepatology says nearly one in 7 americans report feelinweekly bloating is often the result of overeating but can also be caused by an underlying health conditions like irritable bowel syndrome or chronic constipation of the people who reported experiencing bloating. nearly 60% said they've never sought care for their symptoms. so maybe this is a sign that check in with your doctor. exercise could be key for getting through cancer treatments. with fewer side effects. researchers at edith cowan university say women who added resistance, training and aerobic exercise for their we

inspired by the red power movement for indigenous rights and justice, james organized what he called a national day of mourning. to be held on thanksgiving day in 1970 at the site of the massasoit statue overlooking plymouth rock. in choosing this name, james harkened not only to national days of mourning held after the assassinations of john kennedy and martin luther king, he also reached back to the eulogy on king philippe. and like a incarnate, when his moment came, he rose up before protesters from all across indian country, media and onlookers, and delivered that inflammatory speech. he began with the poignant assertion that he had the right to the dignity of his humanity despite society's efforts to diminish him as people. i speak to you as a man, he stressed. a wampanoag man. i am a proud man, proud of my ancestry. my accomplishments, won by a strict provincial direction. despite his family and community suffering, poverty, and discrimination, social and economic diseases. he acknowledged to his white listeners that thanksgiving, quote, is a time of celebration for you. celebr

tourists who flock to the rock to learn more about native strife and a temporary exhibit titled red power. it pales in comparison to the grand vision for jack and her supporters had. so 53 years later, more jack continues. that mission she wrote to deb haaland, the first native us interior secretary requesting a permanent american indian museum, education and cultural center on the island. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. still ahead, nasa's plan to get astronauts to mars sooner than we thought. plus in tonight's tech smart, we're looking into the advanced tracking technology being used at the world cup kron. 4 news continues in just a moment. you run a small business, u need the most from evy investment. at's why comcast business ves you more. re innovation... th our new gig-speed wi-fi, us unlimited data. re speed... from the largest, stest, reliable network... d more savings- to 60% a year th comcast business mobile. l from the company that wers more businesses an any other provider. t started with fast speeds d advanced security r $49.99 a month r 12 months. us ask how to

today, tourists who flock to the rock learn more about native strife and a temporary exhibit titled red power. it pales in comparison to the grand vision for jack and her supporters had. so 53 years later, more jack continues. that mission she wrote to deb haaland, the secretary requesting a r c- permanent american indian museum, education and cultural center on the island reporting from alcatraz. i'm ella sogomonian. >> infected with poll virus. what health experts say this illness does and the food you should avoid. >> well, the weather has been nice around here, but we're about to get back into some wintry weather will take a closer look at that coming up with a few minutes. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may

tourists who flock to the rock to learn more about native strife and a temporary exhibit titled red powerfor jack and her supporters had. so 53 years later, more jack continues. that mission she wrote to deb haaland, the first native us interior secretary requesting a permanent american indian museum, education and cultural center on the island. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us tonight. a looming railroad strike could impact the upcoming christmas season. what the biden administration is doing to prevent this from happening. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love in our hearts. i want more of that. powder keg moment for the u.s. economy. israel workers threaten what could be a devastating strike. >> a strike would deal a blow

centralized state of a few and kolchak. personified the province and the opposition, and the red centers and the powerred personified the new order and already one thing. this largely predetermined the outcome of the struggle. and yet, before losing to the reds on the fronts, the whites lost all three russian arms factories economically, the izhevsk sestroretsk tula were on the territory controlled by the bolsheviks. and kolchak's siberia had only ten percent of all russian factories, british supplies. denis were carried out on credit, and since november of the nineteenth year, only for cash by that time, the ruble was no longer convertible, and shortages of ammunition became fatal for the don ataman, krasnov even concluded the union with the germans. and the german mark became a monetary unit. on the territory of the region of the don cossacks, the high-speed order read: i demand that everyone refrain from any antics in relation to the german troops and look at them as well as at their own units. well, how could krasnov win after that? and it's not even that the red army consisted of 5 million fighte

tourists who flock to the rock to learn more about native strife and a temporary exhibit titled red power. it pales in comparison to the grand vision for jack and her supporters had. so 53 years later, more jack continues. that mission she wrote to deb haaland, the first native us interior secretary requesting a permanent american indian museum, education and cultural center on the island. >> still ahead, a warning tonight from health experts on the virus. what is it and how does it spread? >> plus, what airlines say is pushing them to have only one pilot in the cockpit. you run a small business, u need the most from ery investment. at's why comcast business ves you more. re innovation... th our new gig-speed wi-fi, us unlimited data. re speed... from the largest, stest, reliable network... d more savings- to 60% a year th comcast business mobile. l l om the company that wers more businesses an any other provider. t started with fast speeds d advanced security r $49.99 a month r 12 months. us ask how to get up a $750 prepaid card th a qualifying bundle. >> welcome back. the fda is advisin

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smurf won out over hello kitty and harold the fireman extinguished his competition knocking the red powera garten is right here. >> you made that up. she is - >> i want -- >> hi! >> we love when you come to see us >> we are making appies and desserts i know you said no fuss. not hard >> no cook. >> no cook >> speaking my language. >> all you have to do is open a bo >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm laura garcia. new developments and a new delay for the bay area's dungeness crab season. until recent times, fresh dungeness crab could easily make your thanksgiving dinner table. but for the past few years commercial crab season has arrived weeks late either due to high toxin levels or injured whales. this year it's the latter. fish and wildlife says migrating humpbacks are still moving through bay area waters. it's still possible crab season kicks off mid-december, about one month beyond the originally planned date. >>> better bundle up this morning. it's another cool start. >> but it will be a nice and mild day as we go into this afternoon, reaching into the mid to upper 60s. dublin headed fo

red dress with sequins powerful physique of the so -called plus-size format and victory in women's beautyder named brian who, as it became known, convincingly won the corresponding competition in the us state of new jersey with such a complexion, a pervert, most likely, could count on success in weightlifting . not to mention that the purely biological fact of awarding him the title under the auspices of miss america looks like. well, at least debatable, but on the other hand, in the west, this has long been no stranger, so there were no questions. and in general, what is there to be surprised, even if in the midterm elections in the united states one of the main news was the record number of candidates with certain iridescent features, moreover, statistics have already been presented. how many of them are ordinary homosexuals. and how many are the same transgender people or anyone else. and why they pay so much attention, i’m ready to explain, or for in the country, who gave the world the guinness book of records , headlines in style are very fond of going down in history, but every year

i think that's a fear tactic it is a red herring assuming the republicans do take power one of the best approach in your mind? >> not to grant the debt ceiling and that's part of what i have raised when i was talking to you you need to start looking at a real reform and the budgetary process to make sure we are going forward. programs need to be looked at. toyou cannot continue to have $1.5 trillion structural deficit every year end say simply we are just going to add it to the credit card. that does not work in the short term or the long term. an example would be take amp lok at the fed keeps dealing with inflation by raising rates. it's 50 basis points or 100 basis points a year or a month. whatever they're going to do that will have an impact on chewing up our need to provide federal payments and services. because is going to cause interest rates to beat further at our spending. when you have a revenue shortfall every year at $1.5 trillion and you want to kkeep raising it you are goingo add to the inflationary pressure number one. number two that's the short-term problem. the long-te

is indeed the case, and this is what we see around the country, it's a reminder of the power of polarization, team red, team blue >> all right, chuck, thanks a lot of storylines we're watching and with control of congress on the line, the implications of this election could have a game-changing impact on the biden presidency kristen welker is at the white house with that part of our coverage >> reporter: tonight, with his agenda and control of congress on the line, president biden on the trail dismissing his low approval ratings, saying the election is not about his record >> look, this election isn't a referendum it's a choice. it's a choice between two fundamentally different visions of america. >> reporter: the president aiming to paint a dire picture if republicans win >> tax credits for lower energy costs, gone 50% corporate minimum tax, gone. >> reporter: with republicans showing momentum in this final sprint the top gop leader in the house previewing their agenda, vowing to target inflation by reducing spending. >> you've got to curtail government spending, incentivize people to go to work, not

of the soviet republic approved the regulations on the institute of engineers of the red air fleet. since the power of the history of the legendary zhukovka of the nikolai zhukovsky air force academy, he was called the father of russian aviation. he founded the scientific school of ordinamika and became the first rector of the institute. after his death, the institute was named in his honor and transformed into the academy, where aeromechanics were trained in aircraft construction. extensive research has been carried out. during the war the academy rapidly trained aviation specialists, retrained pilots and technicians for the operation of new aircraft at the zhukovsky academy trained the first detachment of cosmonauts, its 865 graduates were awarded the title aircraft designers and sergey ilyushin graduated from the academy. artyom mikoyan and alexander yakovlev for many years the academy was located in moscow in petrovsky dvo. but it was united with the gagarin air force academy, transferred to monino and then to voronezh on november 23, 1946, french warships opened fire on the vietnamese city of

every intersection right now no red, yellows or greens. powerout making all those intersections non-functional and four-way stops. 500 miles end-to-end is the wind field for this storm. that is essentially the entire length of the state. the skyway bridge on the west coast south of st. petersburg is closed right now as winds exceed 50 miles-per-hour. anywhere between 3 and 8 inches of rain expected throughout the day. near cape canaveral wind gusts reached 90 miles-per-hour. a loud and howling night for many. difficult to sleep through it. daytona beach major beach erosion is threatening multiple homes. so much sand was swallowed up by the storm surge and crashing waves the buildings are on the verge of falling into the atlantic. condo do youers were evacuated for not being stable or safe enough. 2 to 4 feet of storm surge came ashore last night at high tide and why many counties imposed mandatory evacuations. tornadoes remain a serious concern throughout the day as the storm marches north through georgia and the carolinas. >> dana: stay safe. b

. >>> a prescribed burn ticket red of fuel for future wildfires. >>> a powerful earthquake shakes indonesia killing more than 160 people . >>> elon musk reinstated the former president's account . just over half of the 15 million accounts wanted trump back. trump himself says he doesn't see a reason to use twitter. he will continue using truth social he founded and owns. >>> vice president kamala harris is in the philippines on a three day visit. she went with the president and the trip is aimed at rebuilding ties and china's push into the region. harris is the highest ranking official to visit the philippines since he took office. >>> president biden celebrated his 80th birthday while surfing in the oval office. he was in washington for a brunch hosted by first lady joe biden. the first lady wrote it was a perfect celebration. >>> as they kick off this festive week, temperatures are staying very mild for rest. we do not have any rain impacting the local bay. in fairfield, it will be warming up. we were dealing with early temperatures near freezing. let's take a quick look at our travel for

those tight key races especially in the senate ultimately deciding the balance of power here on capitol hill. that predicted red wave only appears to be a splash, if you will, as these votes continue to be counted. inflation and abortion were the two biggest issues on voters' minds yesterday according to cbs news exit polls. >> horrendous. >> abortion is health care, and it's very important. >> reporter: cbs news characterizes the battle for the house is leaning republican. the senate is still a tossup with several incumbents pulling off projected victories including florida republican marco rubio. >> i believe we're on the cusp of a new generation of leadership in this republican party. >> reporter: and new hampshire democrat maggie hassan. >> thank you for the trust that you have once again placed in me. [ cheers ] >> reporter: in pennsylvania, democrat john fetterman is projected to beat mehmet oz flipping the red senate seat blue. >> we bet on the people of pennsylvania, and you didn't let us down! [ cheers ] >>> cbs news has called ohio's senate race for republican j.d. vance while georgia's senate candida

them and pressuring the front-runner for house leader kevin mccarthy, who had hoped a red wave would sweep him to power>> if we can't have a peacetime speaker, we need a wartime speaker. >> reporter: all this as former president donald trump plots a comeback. >> president trump is going to announce on tuesday that he's running for president, and it's going to be a very professional, very buttoned-up announcement. >> reporter: it's a move that is being publicly discouraged by some in the party. >> it's basically the third election in a row that donald trump has cost us the race, and it's like, you know, three strikes you're out. >> reporter: with his new book out tomorrow, former vice president mike pence is taking aim at trump for telling the capitol attackers he lacked the courage to block the 2020 results from being certified. >> it angered me, but i turned to my daughter, who was standing nearby, and i said, it doesn't take courage to break the law. it takes courage to uphold the law. the president's words were reckless. it's clear he decided to be part of the problem. >> reporter: tonight, there ar

powerful and u.s. economically it's difficult to draw a red line there. ll: we're so intertwined here and economically showing vulnerability and the climate change and all around that. >> countries derive their power from their economies and their militaries and combatant commander of admiral richard and they've warn that had we're losing the edge of turning china and even during the cold war and one major power with the soviet union and it's two and china and junior partner re russia and they're collaborating and we're trying to get xi jinping helping from russia and joe biden doesn't get it and he's asleep at the wheel. will: the trouble joe biden would have with the red line and if you're advising him, what should the red line be with china? >> everything that president biden does has to be for america, for america's national security, defending the american people liberty and process parity. that should be his absolute red line in whatever decision he makes whether it's foreign policy or domestic policy, that's where he should come from. will: all righ

attack helicopter of the aggressor country, a constant participant in parades on red square, the pride of russian aviation, powerful and invincible before the war in ukraine in battles alligator turned out to be not as toothy as at the parades in the kherson region, two russian k-52 attack helicopters were shot down, an alligator was shot down from them, a k-52 helicopter was shot down an anti-tank missile shot down three russian k-52s in a day in kherson oblast, the armed forces of ukraine shot down a russian attack helicopter k-52 in donetsk region alligator is the successor to the black shark of the k-50 helicopter, probably only the predatory names alone should inspire fear here's how 52-m show off at the moscow parade attack helicopters are all the same in the world however, in russia they are really the best, our aviation experts say, the k-52 impresses armored vehicles, manpower and air targets, has high maneuverability, speed, resistance to bad weather conditions and modern electronics, ultra-sophisticated on-board equipment you see it is implemented on five multi-functional displays tactical situation disp

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it is a new time that the republican party, that is, the red party, will not be in power and the majority. and 18, but as we saw it, it didn’t turn out that way until the unknown that there will be spring, but i but if the game then the word will be, uh, 50 tinder plots and 49 temikrats means quite close. republican party but not a huge number of figures, why, why, why, i think that this all happened because of what exactly is trump's problem, and people are afraid that trump will appear again and the cover that he will already take his announcement that he will uh a statement that he is ready to ask the president of the united states again. if we talk about the congress directly, we have not yet seen the official results, but according to these, which is the peace, we understand that the republicans will most likely take the majority in the congress, however, there are allegedly not enough of those seats in order to - to implement the impeachment of the current president biden and also reduce the level of aid to ukraine, as it was previously proactively voiced by some republicans that ac

. >> will the gop ride a red wave back to power, and will it propel donald trump into 2024? i'll speak to the chair of the republican national committee, ronna mcdaniel next. and a pair of presidents. democrats out on the trail trying to defend their record on the economy. >> this ain't your father's republican party. >> midterms are no joke. >> have they made their case? i'll speak to a senator traveling the country to try to keep her party in power, democratic senator amy klobuchar ahead. >>> plus, on their mind, as democrats and republicans try to appeal to the undecided, i caught up with voters in five states to see what's driving them to the polls this tuesday. >> why is the price of gasoline where it is today? >> it's abortion rights i think for me. >> some of it might surprise you. >>> hello. i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is hours away from counting the votes. we are two days from finishing a marathon of a campaign that's twisted and turned and is now coming to a close. saturday we saw three presidents in pennsylvania, biden, trump and obama

was not chosen by chance on this day exactly 80 years ago, the red army launched a counteroffensive in the battle of stalingrad, a powerful artillery hall violated the entire defense system the nazis and caused heavy losses. we are on red square. at the graves of the chief marshals of artillery, voronov and nedelin they made a very significant contribution to the victory over nazi germany we also laid flowers to the supreme commander stalin iosirionovich, who called the artillery god god of war artillery and the special military operation is still the god of war. i wish everyone good health, success, victory will be ours. egor grigoriev saw how the crew of guns and multiple launch rocket systems is now fighting you . the calculation began to dismantle the car further grad advances to mars and to the firing position the scouts have already transmitted the coordinates of the target. before the starting point, a couple of three kilometers to deploy a multiple rocket launcher system to the fighters. it takes less than four minutes. two combat ones at once, a machine at the ready, you need this to increase the hit density to i

the two countries and president biden should not be asking xi jinping what his red line is and he's an imperialistic powere wants to push the united states out of the area and i don't care what he thinks his red lines are and they'll be on the front of things that xi jinping should not do. charles: last week navy admiral charles richard said our level of deterrent is slowly thinking and it's elmore boldening xi? >> yes, exactly. admiral richard is the combat tan and he's been -- combatten and when you talk about deuterons, what we're talking about is the ability to have whatever they want to do and attacks a u.s. vital interest and our country will be worth the art of deterrence and adversary not to do that and they're eroding and this is my word not his. u.s. leadership is not conveying for our capab capabilities and r political leadership as well not to do that. there's a serious problem, you know, again remember, charles, back whenever afghanistan withdraw and president biden's polls plummeted through florida 41% and hasn't really recovered and we had kabul to kyiv and they do sense american weakness.

red. diesel is used to power trucks, buses, trains, construction and manufacturing equipment. it is even used to heat homes. >> the winter gets really harsh, i don't know how we do it. >> thinking of going back to my other part-time job i had before covid, two part-time jobs to survive. >> that's what it is about for so many now. survival. biden promised us a better america. when are we going to see that? joining me, mike huckabee, former arkansas governor. wisconsin governor, and author of the book put y'all back in chains. governor, good to see you. hope you had a great thanksgiving. what's happening here? why are there so many shortages? >> well, what we really have is we have a shortage of informed voters. so the voters keep electing the same people who give us policies that result in shortages. i don't know how that's going to change as long as we have an incredibly dishonest news media that refuses to tell an objective and balanced sense of the truth. they think joe biden is doing a great job because the media says he is doing a great job, the fact he can't put a sentenc

. >> will the gop ride a red wave back to power, and will it propel donald trump into 2024?

them, and pressuring the frontrunner for house leader kevin mccarthy, who had hoped a red wave would sweep him to 4 power. >> if we can't have a peacetime speaker, we need a wartime speaker. >> reporter: all this as former president donald trump plots a comeback. >> president trump is going to announce tuesday he's running for president and it's going to be a very professional, very buttoned up announcement. >> reporter: a move that is being publicly kiss dowrnlgd by some in the party. >> especially the third election in a row donald trump cost us the race, three strikes you're out. >> reporter: with his new book out tomorrow, former vice president mike pence is taking aim at trump for telling the capitol attackers he lacked the courage to block the 2020 results from being certified. >> it angered me. but i turned to my daughter who was standing nearby, and i said, it doesn't take courage to break the law, it takes courage to uphold the law. i mean, the president's words were reckless. it's clear he decided to be part of the problem. >> reporter: tonight, there are indeed growing debates over who should

republicans were hoping they would pick up seats rather than lose any believing that the red wave which suit them to power. so it's obviously not quite working out that way. and also a greg, one storm will be the democratic congressman there. and chris pappas has one in new hampshire. that was a seat that the republic is where targeting know what is interesting. i've been texting with someone in the republican party all evening, just saying look, so kevin mccarthy, likely to be speaker then because he will be the head of the republican party in the house. and he said to me, hold on a 2nd. if big that the majority for the republicans is small, there is no guarantee that kevin mccarthy gets the support. he needs to be speaker . they could well ask someone else to do the job. so that would be interesting as well. just looking at one of the governor races, you'll remember that job by them went to new york that was seen as a surprise at look if you're campaigning, an estate, there's normally overwhelming democratic than you're in trouble. that sent the idea that there could be a red wave. kathy hoko has one at

and now we're hearing about the red wave in jo biden's midterm . because the party non power historically tends to do better, voters are angry or disappointed with the, with the party in power, they want to send a signal to the party empower. and we're not so far seeing so much of a huge red wave, which must be very disappointing for republicans because given everything going on right now, given how many worries, how much existential angst there is among many americans. and given again, historical precedence that the party empower, loses power, you have to ask yourself, why aren't republicans doing better? that said, that sort of a theoretical a question. if at the end of the day, republicans take power, they've taken power. but what that shows is a divide advice, not only in america, but also in government. and what will that mean for getting work done? well, 1st of all, let's not have disillusion. that's so much got done when the democrats are completely empower and still are completely in power. a joe biden. and his democratic congress are heavily criticized for not be abl

next week's election voters will decide if republicans or democrats will seize power in congress and key governorships red way. the certainly expected for some races. >> democrats are campaigning hard to try to hold the line today in florida, president biden warned that if republicans take control of congress, they could slash social security and medicare benefits. the sunshine state is home to the country's second largest population of americans. 65 and older. in contrast, the president highlighted democrats efforts to lower costs for seniors. >> i believe hard work should be rewarded. i believe that we should leave no one behind. they want gut social security. and that occur. >> some more tax breaks to the wealthy. >> former president barack obama is also crisscrossing the country to rally democrats to the polls. but some republicans say voters are fed up with record-high inflation and they're confident republicans are poised to take back control of the house next week. the republican party is not taking its lead in the polls for granted right now, party leaders are also ramping up their travel schedule

we were expecting a red wave, it didn't happen, why not? >> historically, parties in powere a seat. we knew there was a significant headwind. biden wanted this to be a choice, not a referendum. he knew if democratic candidates go out there, make the case, demonstrate they are listening to the american people, they heard their complaints about inflation, he knew this could be a better day and better night. what you saw across the country was that democrats are holding their own. we lost some ground, but we also picked up some ground. while all votes are not in, democrats tonight are probably breathing a sigh of relief. >> chris, you were cautious all evening about this whole red wave thing. but you still think there's some good signs there for the republican party? >> sure, look. depends how it all turns out. if it turns out we take the majority in the house, then on december 5th, now that we know we're going to have a runoff in georgia, if majorities at stake there and we win that, then it's a successful night. and the other thing, we did win 20 seats in 2020. and so the ab

noteworthy and scary that the president of the united states who narrowly avoided a red wave but not a shift in power has no plans for change. >> what would you do differently to change people's opinion of the direction of the country? >> nothing. because they are just finding out what we are doing. the more they find out about what we are doing, the more support there is. brian: biden has no plans to bring down inflation or rein in violent crime or fix this country's borders. only 25% of the country thinks we are heading in the right direction. this hasn't always been the way. when the mid-term elections didn't goat way of the party in power or a policy was failing, changes were made. it wasn't a big deal. fdr's overreach cost his party the mid-terms. packing the court and a new, new deal. after losing 81 seats in the house in that election fdr changed his tune working with congress and building up his democratic base. joe plans on singing the same tune until 2024. why? harry s. truman worked tirelessly to focus on issues important to this people. civil rights and healthcare. he changed. what matter

power. those were the possible red wave losses us it's and seems not to share such concerns when asked what motivates their vote? as most americans say, domestic problems and i top concern in the upcoming election bathroom always drives everything. i think that that is probably the factor that most directly influences people's day to day lives. so definitely a prominent decision in voting. i think the economy is an issue, but i think abortion is a huge issue, especially in this city. i think the economy is definitely a big issue right now. i think a lot of people will be motivated, motivated by it, but i don't think the economy is like the biggest issue that's happening in our society right now. well, one you could take a look at the condition of everything, the jobs, the unemployment, people are struggling. i can't even get so security and the benefits that they offered me when i was paying taxes. i don't get. so there are hundreds of thousands of people that are really crushed under our false economy. according to recent polls that 79 percent of americans say that voting decisions will be