council on november 21, we adopted a plan and approved the headquarters of our republican association the election campaign, which is important, our public reception rooms are becoming a place of attraction for ... citizens, these are not only our like-minded people, not only members of the belaya rus society, this is any interested person who wants to receive information of different, completely different levels, from what his constituency is, where he should go, how he can vote, what kind of help, what innovations of information centers, if you don’t know something, you can apply and there is complete information, plus the fact that our public reception centers are gaining their strength , they are four. the creation of a new body of the all -belarus people's assembly, we have a single voting day, plus to everything, we are actually in the first such stage of the work of the four-party system, what is the situation in the regions now, and this is how people feel about it, and the most the main thing is, well, they tried to pump up the factories, pump up the factories, how they feel

council on november 21, we adopted the plan and approved the headquarters of our republican associationwill oversee the election campaign. what is important is that our public receptions become a place of attraction for citizens, these are not only our like-minded people, not only members of the ro belaya rus. in fact, they say that we will begin to enter through the region, they say in minsk everything is too tight, everything is close and so on, we will enter through the region, so i think that in fact this election campaign will take place quite calmly, for some reason it seems to me that, despite the fact that there will be about two, three or four ballots, we still have some rather interesting history of the creation of a new body of the all-belarusian people's assembly, we have one day . voting plus everything, we are actually in the first such stage of the work of the four-party system, how is the situation in the regions now, but this is how people feel about it, and most importantly, well, they tried to rock the factories, rock the factories, how do they feel about all this? we

yes, indeed, our republican public association is engaged in information and educational work, we organize specifically on changes in the electoral legislation. we work, including with young people, many of them will come to the polling stations for the first time, and this will be absolutely. for them it’s a first, new, yet unknown experience. what is important? they ask us questions, and we are, of course, ready to answer them. first of all, we explain what changes, what innovations are being introduced. we are talking about what algorithm of action, yes, we are building this very sequence, because having sixteen years of experience in the existence of white russia and participation in all election campaigns, yes, election campaigns. roo bela rus, this is any person who wants to receive information, of different, completely different levels, from what his constituency is, where he should come, so i think that in fact this election campaign will go quite calmly, so for some reason it seems to me so, despite the fact that there will be about two, three or four ballots, we still have some k

association. she's a republican mother of five. she says she supports nikki haley. jessica? >> thank you.u think it's possible for the four candidates who made last wednesday's debate stage to come together and throw your support behind one of you in an effort to create an actual competitor against president trump? >> i appreciate that sentiment, jessica. i think that's what the iowa caucus is. i think you guys choose who that person is. i am confident it's going to be me because here's the thing. i'm the only person running who can beat trump one-on-one. why? because the other candidates cannot get enough support from core republicans and traditional conservatives to be able to vote. you can't just win with a slice of the party. you have to have broad support. we will be able to do that going forward. and also i think the reason why i think i should be the guy, needed agent in washington. we don't want somebody who's just gonna go up there and be the part of the establishment, rearrange the deck chairs on the titanic. i want serious structural change. i want to see term limits for member

you can tell a lot of republicans did not want to be associated with them. they were alarmed by the ethics report. and they were standing by the republicans on the ethics committee and also the republicans in new york who were desperate to tell the leadership, hey, we've got to get rid of this guy. i was really puzzled by their votes. but i suppose, in this case, all's well that ends well. santos is out. he deserves to be out. and this was, if anything, a victory for the institution, for the institutional integrity of the ethics committee process, and hopefully cleansing the republican brand of santos' unique problems, which had been an embarrassment to the entire party. >> and david, as a democratic strategist, do you, kind of, wish he wasn't leaving? >> well, he would have been doa in any kind of re-election campaign. you know, he's facing these charges, as you've mentioned. and he's really victimized the people of his district in a way that i don't think he would ever be forgivable. i think the only term that george santos will serve in a federal building

association. she's a republican, mother of five.he's supporting and has volunteered for nikki haley. >> thank you for being on the debate stage. do you think it's possible for the four candidates who made last wednesday's debate stage to come together and throw your support behind one of you in an effort to create an actual competitor for president trump? >> i appreciate that. i think that's what the iowa caucus is. i think you choose who that person is. i think -- i'm confident it's me. here is the thing. i'm the only one running that can beat trump one on one. why? because the other candidates cannot get enough support from core republicans and traditional conservatives to be able to go. you can't just win with a slice of the party. you have to have broad support. we will be able to do that going forward. also, i think the reason why i think i shy be the guy, we need a change agent in washington. we don't want somebody that's going to go up there, be part of the establishment, rearrange the deck chairs on the titanic. i want real

and the person who questioned the presidents was representative elise stefanik, republican representative, very associated with president trump, and to the degree, the degree to which this becomes a political question that is if which firing the president of harvard or mit you are doing what republicans want, i think heavily democratic campuses would be in favor of keeping those officials. >> john: that perspective is reflected in what a well-known law professor at harvard said both in response to the testimony and then in regard to the potential firing, he wrote in regard to the testimony, that it was hesitant, formulative, and pervasive. but in an email to the "new york times" said having publicly voiced disapproval of and how gay handled stefanik's questions, i wanted to distance myself to the unwise and dangerous calls for her resignation. but you've already got the u-penn president forced to resign. why not gay as well? >> well, the university of pennsylvania president, her -- the video she made apologizing looked like a hostage video, looked like she was very, very stricken by what had happened and

host: what is your reaction to president biden and his view of how republicans are handling these negotiations? the associated press reporting that aides and allies to the president have said he's willing to accept new restrictions on asylum and potentially other republican-led policy changes, particularly as the numbers of the border continue to rise. to supplement a funding -- supplemental funding request seeking $14 billion for the border is part of the package for 80 ukraine, israel and taiwan. increased attention capacity for migrant families and hiring more integrated -- immigration court judges. there's a backlog of one million cases. it is only increasing. some maggots are released into the u.s. and wait for years before they are told whether they qualify for asylum. on the other side of the aisle, senator john thune, republican of south dakota, a member of the republican leadership in that chamber had this to say yesterday. [video] sen. thune: i support aid to israel, taiwan and ukraine. it is in our national security interest to support these allies. i want to see us take up this national security s

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joining me now are the chair and vice chair of the national governors association, republican governor spencer cox of utah and democratic governor jared polis of colorado. they're initiative is an effort to encourage civil dialogue among leaders. welcome to "meet the press," boefts of you. >> thank you >> well, let's start by talking -- it is great to have you both here. leapt's start by talking about the youth mental health crisis the surgeon general, as you know, has called it the defining public health issue of our time. governor cox, i want to start with you do you agree with the surgeon general? >> i absolutely agree with the surgeon general, and i want to give a quick shout-out to governor phil murphy of new jersey, who was the former chair of the national governors association, who took this issue on as his initiative for a year. we absolutely believe this is the issue of our time. we have seen a 63% increase in persistent loneliness and sadness over young women especially in the past 10 to 12 years in the state of utah again, suicide rates going up, depression, anxiety, self-ha

twenty-first year, adults came to the children with support. 150 republican organizations, this is not only the ministry , public associationsade unions, banks, railways, energy workers, universities, drug manufacturers, tv channels and newspapers, and even students participate, they work as volunteers matinees, and of course, among the participants there are hundreds of thousands of belarusians who donate money to children's charities, and so all of those listed in the twenty-first year raised to help children... 36,000 rubles. a smaller part of the amount always comes from the budget; the necessary minimum is included in it so that the new year holidays take place under any conditions. most of it is a donation. in order to effectively distribute responsibilities and funds in a matter on which happiness and mood for the future depend, thousands of small belarusians. thanks to this clear organization, the system works without serifs. arrange. a regional matinee , for example, is not only about putting up a christmas tree in the lobby of an administrative building, buying gifts, children need to be brought from villages and t

associates. house republicans unveiling what claims is more evidence. the records show then vice president biden used several dozen email aliases and private emails addresses to communicate with hunter and his business associates. i mean, first of all, we don't believe this. we don't believe this lie. the president continues to push it. and the evidence continues to prove him wrong. when is the president going to finally cough up and admit, you are right. he is my son, i am his hero and i was helping him and knew everything that went on. that's the honest truth. >> one word answer, never. that will never happen. this brought back memories of another democratic president pointing at a reporter and stating i want you to listen to me. i will say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman. a blanket denial. this president in terms of joe biden, this is the go-to move whenever he is caught red-handed. call it a lie. many don't dare to ask with his son and business dealings. the bottom line is going to 2024 joe biden can't play the card anymo

associations, or anything like that. it was simply a statement of principle, a principle that a majority of that republican executive committeeiating with these neo-nazis and white nationalist ideas was disqualifying for people to serve in public office. but in today's republican party, it's almost becoming standard, thanks in part to the work of the right-wing ecosystem that continues to fan these flames. >>> coming up, one of my favorite observers of right-wing media and donald trump, also happens to be a comedian. jordan klepper is standing by and he joins me next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> so, i try not to spend too much time analyzing what our friends on other networks are doing or not to. but this weekend, fox news did something a little surprising for them. and i'm gonna play this moment for you. here it is. >> he said we've got that red button on my desk, he said. i said i have a red button also but mine is bigger, better, and it works, mind you. >> the former president finally got around with some campaign promises and lots of cheering as you heard, many on truths the 2020 election was not rigged. it was not stolen. >> it was not ri

republican presidents, including donald trump, himself. one quick note about the colorado case though, although the case was brought by a liberal and binding associated group, the plaintiffs themselves were republicans or affiliated voters. that's an important point to make. nonetheless, the u. s. supreme court, it seems, at least we'll have to take on this case because it is just a, such a national import. of course, they don't have to, but it seems unlikely that they can just simply ignore it. nonetheless, we really are in uncharted territory. and now william, this is not the only legal trouble that donald trump has. what else could prevent him from running and next year's presidential election? well, there are a number of cases like this that we've seen a colorado in other states in the us trying to bar him from being on the ballot so far. they and the other of these other states, these other court systems, they haven't been successful, largely protected calendar reasons, not for any legal reasons. judges have said that either don't have the jurisdiction to rule on this or very technical find differences such as is the us presidency, the office th

associations, or anything like that. it was simply a statement of principle, a principle that a majority of that republican executive committeewas disqualifying for people to serve in public office. but in today's republican party, it's almost becoming standard, thanks in part to the work of the right-wing ecosystem that continues to fan these flames. >>> coming up, one of my favorite observers of right-wing media and donald trump, also happens to be a comedian. jordan klepper is standing by and he joins me next. ♪ ♪ ♪ earning on that éclair. don't touch it, don't touch it yet. let me get the big one. nope. -this one? -nope. -this one? -yes. no. what? the big one. they're all the same size. wait! lemme get 'em all. i'm gonna get 'em all! earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ ♪ we're building a better postal service. for more on-time deliveries. and easier, affordable ways to ship. so you can deliver even more holiday joy. the united states postal service. delivering for america. >>> so, try not to spend too much time analyzing what our friends on other networks are d

republican party and putin and allies of putin. i think you're seeing that today in the heritage society meeting going on with associates of victor or bond and members of congress on the republican side. a failure to support ukraine means ukraine could lose the war, which means that russia will be emboldened, which means we will be facing a situation where russia may march into a nato ally nation where in fact we are obliged not just to provide resources but to come to the defense of any of those nations. it will embolden china and iran. one of the areas of disagreement i have with the biden administration right now is that they are not standing up to iran. they seem to be walking away from israel. these issues and challenges are all connected. gerald: the world seems, and maybe even this part of the world, seems more comfortable with authoritarians than you would have thought after the berlin wall fell, for example. is that right? is that overly apocalyptic? if it is right, why? ms. cheney: there are many reasons. i think one of the places where we have failed as a country is in making sure we are educating people about our history

incomes policy is a democratic party idea not associated with republicans, and it's basically an effort to use guidelines and political persuasion to convince labor unions not to raise the wages and convince businesses not to raise the prices. it's a way to inhibit inflation. inflation is starting to run in the early '70s in part because the johnson administration is both pursuing an ambitious social agenda and the war in vietnam, and as a consequence has been pushing for a looser monetary policy. so now burns comes in as chair of the federal reserve. instead of saying something like you might expect like the fed will do its best to make sure inflation doesn't get out of hand, he comes up with completely different proposal. it's not about monetary policy. and to friedman he is convinced that this incomes policy is a first step to wage and price control. t so he reads this in the newspaper and then apparently he goes to sleep. and then he wakes up the middle night and he writes this letter that i describe i the book. it basically says arthur, how could you do this? i am profoundly shocke

associate. >> house republicans are working to prove that.e president biden of used his office profit from hunter's overseas business dealings. this includes alleged bribes, the field so far to prove any wrongdoing by the president's. but the walls do appear to be closing in on hunter biden. the president's son now finding 6 felonies and a slew of misdemeanors over alleged gun and tax crimes on the financial indictments. prosecutors alleging he failed to pay taxes well, raking in millions from lucrative overseas business deals ukraine and china. house republicans hoping to uncover proof by then vice president biden saying he was enriched by these deals and that u.s. foreign policy was influence because of them. >> he explains that to americans that this impeachment inquiry, why you interacted so many of your son and brothers business associates? >> i'm not going to comment. i did not. and especially bunch of lies and interacts with nightmares. there was suspicions. >> i did not. >> hunter biden and the house oversight committee also now in a

republicans to allocate $60 billion to support kiev. in turn , european allies are against further funding of ukraine american conservatives. as the guardian newspaper writes, viktor orban's associateseady here. closed meeting with the republicans, according to the newspaper's source, the hungarian prime minister is confident that congress will not approve the new aid package for kiev, which is why budapest is blocking funds from the eu. the united states must persuade zelensky to negotiate peace. this statement was made by us representative matt gets. in his opinion, washington sent kiev enough money. another republican, sen. james vance. he is sure that kiev will have to cede part of the territory. we must complete these military operations as soon as possible, this is the right decision, i absolutely do not understand the ambitions of our politicians when we are losing billions of dollars because of this project. let's face it, ukraine as a country is completely destructive. if ukraine continues this war, it will simply lose even more soldiers, which it already lacks. dozens of people became victims of an israeli air raid on a refugee camp in the gaza strip. this was reported by

we saw in polls earlier this year that the republicans strategy of trying to associate the presidenthis actually seemed to have some impact on voters. the idea that the repetitive use of the bride and crime family had impact on some voters. the more time that the presidents son spends in the spotlight for potentially illegitimate issues, the more damage it's going to have on joe biden when it comes to face voters next year. if i were the biden campaign, that would be probably my primary concern right now. we know the president is very loyal and dedicated to his family, to his children, as you would expect him to be, as any parent would be. but i think that his son's legal problems are going to become progressively more cumbersome to the campaign. >> daniel, how do you view this as becoming a potential problem, politically, for the president? >> i mean, to be honest, i will say that the president has a lot of other issues that he needs to be paying attention to that are going to be troubling voters, as regardless of what has happened with hunter biden, or what charges are being filed

now income's policy is a democratic party idea not associated with republicans, and it's basically an effort to use guidelines and political persuasion to convince labor unions to raise their wages and convince businesses not to learn to raise their prices. it's a it's a way to in hibbert, inflation and inflation is starting run in the early seventies in because the johnson administration is both an ambitious social agenda and a war in vietnam and as a consequence has been pushing for a looser monetary policy. and so now burns comes as chair of the federal reserve. and instead of saying something like, friedman might expect like, you know, the fed will do its best to sure this inflation doesn't get out of hand. he comes with a completely different proposal. it's not about monetary policy. and to friedman, he is convinced that this income's is a first step to wage and price controls and so you you know he reads this in the newspaper and then apparently he goes to sleep. then he wakes up in the middle the night and he writes this letter that i describe in the book. and it basically, art

at a closed two-day meeting with conservative republicans at the heritage foundation think tank, associates of the hungarian prime minister are trying to get the united states to end its military support to ukraine, the journalists write. could this conference have negative consequences for of ukraine, my colleague natalia robert asked atlantic council expert doug klein. the guardian quoted a diplomatic source as saying that orbán is certain that aid to ukraine will not be approved by congress. what is the basis of his confidence and whether this two-day conference can have negative consequences for ukraine. orbán and russia's other allies now feel empowered. they saw a signal in congress blocking aid to ukraine, and they think it's all downhill from there for ukraine and usa. they saw the signal that now was their time. orban plays ob'. so, at this conference at the heritage foundation, with the participation of republican legislators, they will try to determine strategies to end aid to ukraine. eu leaders will meet later this week and orbán is expected to block eu aid to ukraine and ukrai

theirde heads would think is much harsher on immigration because that's what you typically associate with a republicanat came in during that time.ha and obama left office an icon had increased latino support in the party. it didn't backfire on him at all. and i think that there's a lot of playing this gameat t, like a don't want to upset the progressive base at all. they're very loud on line right, very powerful social media accounts. give great interviews but that's not how people vote. that's what we saw in 2020.ho no one thought joe biden wouldug be the nominee. if we went off what the. checkmarks were saying. o i think he iffs going to do a deal. >> jesse: we saw some nasty is video. they had these immigrants now, i don't know what they're dressing them in. i it looks really sad.n. >> dana: that train video is incredible. for the last few weeks, we've seen in one day in arizonae da 12,000 people came through a a checkpoint.12 12,000 people. and here's the kicker. they had this amazing report about how he will interviewou migrants as they're coming across sometimes. he talks to one guy from africa.

america first legal's gene hamilton is here on house republicans calling on james biden's business associateresident biden impeachment inquiry. but first, let's check in with our friend jackie deangelis to see what they've got coming up next hour on "the bottom line." hey, buddy. jackie: hey. we've got a big show coming up, brian. first, of course, we're looking at that maine decision from the secretary of state to remove trump from the ballot. trump's attorney, iowa e lean that if habba, is here to talk about it. jason rantz follow that to talk about the media a reaction because that's even more, explosive. we've got beth van duyne talking about migrant encounters and how they have broke new records this month. and andrew griewl is here, he's a restaurant the owner and a chef. he is talking about california's fast food casualties, big friday we'll see you soon. ♪ ♪ yeah. everything is so expensive these days. hey, chevy gets it. that's why they're keeping prices down to earth. like on the most affordable ev in america. ♪ a super strong and capable chevy truck. ♪ and a high-tech chevy suv. ♪

republicans to allocate $60 million to support kiev, in turn , the european allies of the american conservatives are against further funding of ukraine, as the guardian newspaper writes , viktor orban’s associatesd a closed meeting with the republicans today, according to the publication's source , the hungarian prime minister is confident that congress will not approve a new aid package for kiev, which is why budapest... is blocking tranches from the eu. kyiv will have to cede part of the territory to moscow, while ukraine has already been functionally destroyed as a country. this statement was made by us republican senator james vance on cnn. according to the politician, the ukrainian armed forces are not able to push back the russian army to the borders of the ninety-first year, at least because of the acute shortage of soldiers at the front. therefore, the american authorities should think about stopping the bloodshed and starting negotiations. each of us knows that congressional debates can go on forever, but... ukraine will have to give up part of its territory to russia, and the united states must recognize this fact, we simply must complete these military actions as early as possible, t

the country's top officials, heads of state organizations, public associations, and representatives of 150 republicanrganizations visited boarding schools, orphanages, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers. they don't stay. also ignored are children from large and low-income families, disabled children and those who have achieved success in studies and sports. thus, more than a million children receive congratulation gifts. this year they are not going to slow down the pace. children from all over are invited to the santa claus holiday regions of the country, in the format of a teleconference with the brest region, there will also be children from different cities, and the capital's teleconference will be held in the minsk state children's palace. and youth. the holiday promotion will last until january 15. new year's holidays, christmas trees, matinees, concerts, festivals will be held throughout the country; concerns should not be left unattended. institutions of general secondary education, which will accept about 150 children, and events will also be held in each region, starting from christmas t

the country's top officials, heads of state organizations, public associations, and representatives of 150 republicang schools, orphanages, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers. children from large and low-income families are also not ignored. disabled children and those who have achieved success in studies and sports. thus, more than a million children receive congratulation gifts, this year they are not going to slow down, children from all regions of the country are invited to the santa claus holiday, in the format of a teleconference, communication with the brist region, there will also be children from different cities, and the capital’s teleconference will be held in minsk state palace of children and youth. the holiday promotion will last until january 15. new year's holidays, christmas trees, matinees, concerts, festivals. in regional centers, at the level of executive committee chairmen, heads of administration in the cities of our country. among the new year's and warm marathons for the older generation, on january 3, a republican event starts in the country with all my heart. it was held

among the laureates, the innovative development received a high award, associated with unique methods for studying human dna. the republicanl center for pediatric surgery successfully performed a unique operation on a two-week-old baby. a newborn girl was successfully corrected for stenosotrachia, which was only a millimeter in diameter. this prevented the child from breathing properly. such a threshold is incompatible with life. in addition , the baby was born with pneumonia. at the time of the operation, the girl was only 14 days old and weighed only 1.950 g . this is the first time work of such complexity has been carried out. the surgeons did the almost impossible. according to foreign literature, the body weight of patients who underwent a similar operation was at least 2.5 kg. the correction lasted 6 hours, a team of ten people worked. the postoperative period is progressing well, the girl is now breathing. is gaining weight on her own and is preparing to transfer the next stage of nursing to the republican scientific and practical center for mother and child. the first christmas fairs have already started in belarus

convicted felon by next november, there is a cohort of republicans and other, you know, centrists or the center-right independent voters who don't want to associateir franchise with a convicted felon. i doubt that the republican party would take him out of the nomination, if he has secured it by that time, and sod we have never had a convicted felon appear on the ballot as a national candidate, but it is striking is me that it is highly problematic to go out to ask people's votes for president if you have been convicted of a felony. that is the clearest and the most present danger to the candidacy is the legal situation, and not the civil case, but the criminal cases that he is involved in next year. >> jim, any third-party candidate who siphons votes from donald trump? >> well, it is a good question. you can argue that rfk, robert kennedy jr. could from the midwest, because he is taking from both, and it is a real question, and we also don't know who is on top of the ticket for no label, but if they put up larry hogan, to scott's good point that trump is convicted, maybe the republicans will vote for the former republican governor of maryland, a

those are not typically positions one would associate with the republican party today.her hand he very much thought government could be an efficient and it was important for government to spend less and to do less. so, i think those positions are less common in the republican party today. it is hard to know where exactly he would stand on the spectrum at this point in time. but i would say i very much agree with the caller who said one that can disagree with freedman's view and he himself changed his views over his lifetime. he emphasized importance of discussion and debates. but i don't think you can question where he was coming from in the sense he really was trying to increase human freedom. capitalism and freedom, free to choose. writers are talk about freedom of the title of their books it's really important to them. maybe he didn't get it right entirely but that was his goal. >> lenny eban site is a continuing a lecture at uc santa barbara we have heard from a couple of his students this evening. and throughout the series we been checking out teachers to see how t

republicans and just two democrats. democrats would have to win a lot of elections in order to, you know, have a more balanced redistricting commission. sam nelson is associate professor of political science at the university of toledo. it includes three statewide elected offices, and those have been going to republicans consistently in the state and then it guarantees two from the minority party and two from the majority party. that makes it very, very difficult to actually get the kind of less partizan or or more fair maps that the constitutional amendments were designed to create, but a reality that petee is worried is causing people in her community to lose trust in the power of their vote. i think they split it because they know these voters are less likely to come and vote, and it doesn't matter what district that they're in. but to petee, it does matter here in toledo, ohio, for matter of fact, i'm diane roberts is next on matter of fact, soledad sits down for a conversation with the woman who helped design the new ap course on african american studies here. what she has to say about the class, the content and the controversy, and america's 71 million