jollof rice, rice cooked in a spicy, smokey tomato stew is one of the most popular one—pot dishes ins the region, but in ghana, where rice, water and fuel prices are rising, people are being hit hard so household staples like jollof rice are becoming more expensive to make. nomsa maseko went to meet a caterer at a local market in accra, to find out more. mark impraim owns a catering business. i met up with him at the market, shopping for ingredients for one of his most popular dishes, jollof rice. so how have the increase in prices affected you? this used to be 20 cedis but we are here today in the markets they tell me the price has gone to a0 cedis. and you bought it for 20 cedis last week, seven days ago? exactly. and now it's double the price. exactly. has she explained why? she went to the market to buy and then the box, the box like that, formally it was around 1200 but she is telling today, it was 2,500. that means it's difficult for you to put together a budget. exactly. it's markets like this one where consumers used to come to buy basic food items because they were much chea

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of rice will be shipped around the world this year. 20 percent of it basmati rice. but the pakistani have a problem with their neighbor, india wired and abide by roberto, a debate indian buyers in dubai. muskrat and saudi arabia purchase rise from us and sell it under their own brand names here. model homes li, been doing that for a long time ago. but adam company or buckingham, they buy large amounts from us and then they put it in their own brand packaging. and literally, sometimes they even do the filling in packaging here in pakistan to open the radical basmati rice from pakistan sold as a product made in india than anger as people hear the rise exporters association of pakistan has taken the indian competition to court because the case is ongoing, they declined our request for an interview, but the pakistani se branding isn't the only problem. far, mother alba see when farmers and pakistan want to start planting seeds for basmati rice and they face a shortage of seeds on the market. and prices go up, how you got, i'm out there the how my, the boss is still at t

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it's a different district than tom rice. those numbers are tough for tom rice, but that is a very, very conservative part of it state despite the fact of being coastal. nancy mace represents charleston, south carolina, surrounding areas. it's more of a swing district. yeah, her vote is not going to be a disqualifier, but you have to say that, you know, tom rice is facing the a tough penalty for doing the honest thing, which is standing up against a lie. >> considering everything that is happening, there's been more than 100 gop winners backing trump's false fraud claims according to "the washington post" analysis. what are midterms going to look like if that is the price of admission to the gop? >> look, what i am looking for and what concerns me most, because especially as we look at the line-by-line of what happened on january 6th and the days following the election, the days following january 6th, is what kind of republican are we sending back to the house of representatives? what kind of republican is getting through the

victor rice's unit commander, rice's team otherwise, the latvian sd or security team, already on july 4 destroyed all the synagogues in riga and shot more than 400 jews. a little later in 1942 freis volunteers sent hürstomberg to a special school in germany, where they were brought up in the spirit of devotion to the reich and taught to arrest, interrogate and shoot the rices guarded the infamous death camp, salaspils 18 km, from riga in general. eh, rice's team, uh, since the year 1941, has been involved in such mass destruction of them. uh executions in the dockernik forest, where more than 20,000 uh civilians are upset . basically. these were women and children, and executions, uh, then their uh, participation was in the destruction of the minsk ghetto in forty-second year of slonimsky. the ghetto has not yet ended the liberation of the baltic states and the smersh counterintelligence troops began to arrest german punishers and their accomplices guilty of committing atrocities . ice among them was the commander. platoon, machine-gun company. unter. stormyur. the ss lieutenant began

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this is myrtle beach area, rice. and up to the rural areas. that's the rice district. you come down to the mayes district. a lot of resort communities, military communities. nancy mace is on the other side. donald trump wants her gone. she was not in congress for impeachment, but she was critical of him for january 6th. she said he was responsible for january 6th. katie arrington is trump-backed. this has gotten a little closer, but a 12-point lead for nancy maye mace. if you look at it a different way, nancy mace is leading in every county that has reported votes so far. more math to do. at this point it looks like a split decision. >> all right, john king, we'll stay on it. thank you very much. i want to bring in gloria borger and former senior adviser to president obama, david axelrod. what do you make of the different approaches former republicans trying to survive the former president's ven vengeance? >> i can't help but think about tom rice, who is completely unapologetic about voting for impeachment. i remember when he did it, and i want was a big surprise becau

rice in a saucepan and cook it for 20 minutes while the rice is cooking, we will prepare the fillinghe pie, for this we will fry the leeks, but we still lack garlic. cope with garlic, respectively, work. i think, yes, one clove, two three one clove is fine enough, we grind it. yes, not breaking only me knife board and table everything is fine. now you cut it into strips along, yes, and then you grind it. we heat the oil well, add the leek and fry it very quickly for 1 minute literally and add garlic in the middle of cooking. so, time to add the garlic? we send everything back to the stove. then add fish. when stirring , we pay special attention so that the pieces of fish do not break out, we also add the already boiled crumbly basmati rice here. and i thought it would be a side dish. the filling for the pie is ready, we just need to make the filling, we drive in shellless eggs, try. and now we're salting. it is better to mix the eggs right away, then add the cream and sometimes add the cheese to the filling. it doesn't necessarily taste better with cheese. we will grate a piece of mo

absolutely. >> your obituary, the first sentence is going to be tom rice, who was a republican member of congress and voted to impeach donald trump. >> that will be it. i'll wear it like a badge. so be it. >> jeff zelaney "outfront" live in mint. pleasant, south dcarol, polls closed two or three minutes ago, counting now commenced, what is the latest you're hearing from voters in the state and the campaigns. >> well erin, the polls were open 12 hours 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., republican officials telling us they believe it was a low turn out race, not surprising on a very warm, summer june day, but there is a very passionate following here and that is what could actually turn this race. nancy mace, of course in her first term as a republican member of congress. she flipped this district back in 20 tw20 a democrat won it la time. elect her to be the party nominee, and she will keep the seat in republican hands. her opponent, of course, katie arrington, she's, you know, backed by the former president, full throated but the voters we talked to seem perfectly capable as we saw in other stat

the sun slowly bows to sunset, illuminating the rice fields with golden rays.ou might think that all this is very far from spain, somewhere in asia , the features of this region largely determine and culinary tastes of the locals, the ebra delta is an ideal place for growing rice and at the same time. she is great for breeding. oysters, crabs, mussels or eels, so there is nothing surprising in the fact that the basis of all local cuisine is various variations of rice and seafood. elizabeth bo escala is the chef of one of the small local restaurants. she says that almost everyone needs the locals to provide for themselves, she suggests that we watch how several main dishes are prepared. typical of this region of catalonia, now we will present you the traditional food of our region. this is a wild duck dish, they are found in our area, and in autumn the hunting season opens for them. we will also cook eel. and a special kind of local paella, olive oil, is another pride of the ebrian delta. and without him. it seems that not a single local dish is cooked. it is on

rice is getting slaughtered here. third place, you can see, in -- county, what's been reported so far, its third place, in darlington county as well. that's barbara arthur, she says she was inspired to run, because of the vote to impeach. that's going to be determinitive right now -- where i just highlighted it, horry county, half of the votes would come in, this is myrtle beach, where conway is. what you are seeing right now, it's just the early vote, the early mail vote you are looking at here. what's yet to come in is the same day vote. and the really troubling thing for rice is that elsewhere in the district, fry has been doing better, about six points better on the same day vote then he has in the early and the mail vote. so, there's an opportunity for fry -- if what we are seeing elsewhere in the districts holds, in horry county, which is half the district -- to watch this number where he is up right now. we will watch this tick up, where the issue comes in -- the issue is simply this -- if he can get to 50% --

russell fry trounced rice. rice had been in office for ten years. a solid conservative voting record but it was that vote to impeach donald trump that brought the challenge from fry that brought a number of other republicans into the race for that matter, too. all of whom criticized rice for that impeachment vote. so tom rice ousted from office by republican primary voters. trump-backed challenger wins there. you mentioned the first district of south carolina, the other big trump-endorsement test in the palmetto state tonight. we're projecting that nancy mace will hold on. she will survive in this republican primary. the margin still with some votes to come a little bit under 10 points. mace cleaning up particularly in charleston but doing well enough elsewhere in the district. she has held off this challenge from katie arrington. donald trump in texas going -- in texas, in south carolina going one for two tonight but speaking of texas, that is the other at this hour major development. it's a special election in texas. it's for a seat that will real

taking first place in such a giant market of rice eaters as china., the country produced a record 130 million tons and this year's harvest also promises to be higher than expected for an unusual rice diet against the backdrop of rapidly rising wheat prices, even europeans can switch brussels and washington are afraid that india may limit exports, but new delhi shows a responsible an approach. and if need be , the government guarantees europe its bowl of rice a day. india is aware that our country plays a crucial role in ensuring global food security. more than 40% of all rice trade in the world is in india and the authorities understand their responsibility on this issue to ban exports. risa, history is not even discussed. favorable trade regime due to record volumes of purchases of russian oil, india, where 60 million motorists visit gas stations daily managed to contain fuel prices before the crisis, the volume of exports of oil products from russia increased 50 times in six months and may approach one and a half million barrels per day, despite th

you have tom rice, most of the focus of the opposition to rice is sort of concentrated around russell, he's running from trump's endorsement. but again others, if nobody could clear 50%, rear looking at a runoff two week from now. so the district in south carolina, the two biggest stories. polls close at 7:00 p.m. we could get a fairly early sense. and one other race to keep an eye on tonight, this is key for november. this is the republican senate primary in nevada. nevada, the democrat catherine cortez masto one of the most potentially vulnerable democrats in the country in this 50/50 senate. adam waxal is running with the endorsement of donald trump. his opponent sam brown has gained some momentum. it would seem in the late days of the primary. so we'll watching this race closely tonight as well. the winner of this will face catherine cortez masto in the fall and be one of the most closely watched senate races in the country. >> so, steve, i know you'll remember this reference to an indiana district called the bloody eight, because there were so many hard fought congressional battl

taking first place in such a giant market of rice eaters as china.one, the country produced a record 130 million tons and this year's harvest also promises to be higher than expected for an unusual rice diet amid rapidly rising wheat prices, even europeans can switch brussels and washington are afraid that india may limit exports, but new delhi shows a responsible an approach. and if will need to guarantee europe its bowl of rice a day by the government. india is aware that our country plays a crucial role in ensuring global food security. more than 40% of all rice trade in the world falls on india and the authorities understand their responsibility in this matter. about prohibit export. rice, there is no discussion of the historically favorable trade regime due to record purchases. and oil india, where 60 million motorists visit the gas station every day, managed to contain fuel prices before the crisis export volumes of oil products from russia have grown 50 times over six months and may approach one and a half million barrels per day, despite the

a decisive loss for tom rice.d by trump, katie arrington the trump-backed opponent. charleston, the low country, this was a closer race, but you played the clip there of what mace has tried to do. in the wake of january 6th, she condemned trump's behavior, condemned his actions, but then spent most of the race of her freshman tenure trying to make peace with the trump wing of the party. that strategy looks like it has paid off there as you can see an eight--point victory. >> to the ground in south carolina stay with us, steve, more to talk about. in charleston nbc news correspondent vaughn hill-yard. what's the reaction in south carolina to the results? i'm thinking back to mark sanford's stunning loss four years ago where he said the lesson i learned, don't cross trump if you want to win in my district. >> right. and that's exactly what you saw nancy mace's evolution look like over the last 16 months. when she was first elected to congress, she was quite direct saying she wanted to be a new voice for the republic

instant rice, it is a very okinawan rice. bananas, i order every week.is coffee and then all this frozen food. (sophie fouron) it happens sometimes that the ferries can't make it because of the roughness of the sea. what happens then? (takako ike) well, we have to wait until the boat runs, so it depends on when they are running. so it may be the next day, or two days later, or three or four days later. and in that case, eggs or milk, or bread, we cannot get it, because they have a date. you know, a deadline for usage. so then, they will cut it off and they will withdraw the prices, for whatever we have to pay for. (brian parker) in the case of a typhoon, the boats will be stopped for around a week or more at times. so, even before the typhoon, everybody tries to order and stock up on food, and then it doesn't come. so there's a mad rush to buy what is ever at the small grocery store here. and even then... - yeah, right. we have a small grocery so at that shop, everything will be sold out. - sold out. - sold out. - especially the vegetables, or the fresh

when there is black water and soft beans, add rice wow, that is, the rice is not cooked separately, sobeans are cooked. we'll taste the finished meat. and how to tear with your hands it is torn very thinly we collect. like this, so that very thin meat is hot. and if i don’t know, can i use a fork? i can’t tear anymore , everything is fine, what’s next is beans, ready, rice. well, i suggest you cook our frost and christians from round-grain makfa rice, it cooks quickly, boils well and delicately absorbs the taste of other foods, dishes and rice is ready ; okay, here the vegetables are fried, throw the meat. come on let's meat rain out torn meat and add the broth in which our meat was boiled, it is important not to throw out the broth, because it will still burn, yes, to fry the meat. here, and white wine - is this health for us, or is it just a little bit of meat for you? oh , they threw everything a little, and here comes some kind of sauce for this, there really is no dish, but already at the club they add tomato paste or fondant juice everywhere in this dish, and if there is not. wel

rice actually cast two weird votes. he initially sided with trump on rejecting the electoral college in a couple states then voted to impeach trump so if you can get on the wrong side of everybody in a five-minute period he figured out how. mace's transgressions were more rhetorical and she ran a pretty good race. i'm glad mace survived and i agree with bacarri i think candidate quality played a big role. good job for nancy mace and glad she'll likely be going back to congress. >> do you care to comment on this? not a home state. >> i agree with what was just said. mace is in basically a swing district so a very different district and very different kinds of votes. voting to overturn the election is something that can be seen in a way that impeaching donald trump can't be and obviously made rice a real target for voting to impeach. >> i wanted to pick up on the texas race but the texas 34, the district is run under the old lines. biden won by four. republicans will win it tonight. in the fall i think it has been redrawn

nancy mace and tom rice.he is welcome to lead whomever he wants within our party. we have a big party. i want to see folks from all walks of life in the republican party. >> i think that donald trump is not the future of the republican party. i think, you know, he was a consequential president. and we accomplished things that lifted all people up while he was president. but i think he is the past and we need to move on. >> reporter: if you lose tomorrow, will it be because of that impeachment vote? >> i am not going to lose tomorrow. >> okay. of course, mace and rice there, vaughn, you spoke with both of them. >> this is the next stop on donald trump's purge tour here. there are two races. nancy mace and tom rice. they have both made decisions the last year on the paths that they would take in terms of trying to win over their constituencies. tom rice has remained defiant, continually suggesting that donald trump worked against the constitution and ultimately has defend his vote to impeach him. then nancy mac

>> i'm tom rice.porter: tom rice is one of the few republicans who stood up to donald trump after january 6th. now, he's fighting for his political life in the heart of trump country. >> are you guy who voted to impeach? >> yes, sir. >> you've done wrong. >> i'm not sorry for my vote. >> reporter: he faces the wrath of donald trump. the former president even coming to his south carolina district to campaign against him. >> tom rice, a disaster. >> reporter: rice, one of the architects of trump's tax cuts, had been one of his most reliable supporters in congress, but after january 6th he was just 1 of 10 republicans to vote to impeach him. you surprised almost everybody when you came out and voted in favor of impeachment. >> it wasn't that hard. when i thought about what had happened and the president's activity or inactivity that day, when he sat there and put his own vice president's life, the vice president's life at risk, with them shouting "hang mike pence." when he watched the capitol, the people

normally europe's largest producer of rice. but now salty sea water is increasingly being sucked into fresh water areas, prompting talk of possible water disputes, or even water was no wonder therefore, that georgia, which a lot, tory goes out each and every morning to measure the gravity of the problem. rice farmer, jill jill, chill at all. he is worried. he's come to measure the say line content of the war, say he uses for his crop. all the farmers in the region, you have the equipment needed to check that salt water isn't spoiling fairfields. leslie that all means the salt levels are too high. we keep an eye on that so we can immediately shut off the inlet if need be, then we get them it. in this region, more and more sea water seeping into the river po. if a rice farmer cannot flutter filled with fresh water, their entire harvest could be in danger. they stopped at uncle bar diesel. every one is worried about this because of the rice shortage is a supplies run out. so it's becoming a problem for the whole supply chain. the

then you have tom rice.all of the attention for her explicit condemnation of donald trump and her role on the january 6 select committee. but tom rice has not backed down from his denunciations of donald trump's conduct in the weeks after january 6. he called him the most spiteful person he met before. just yesterday, he has held the line. i want to let you hear just ahead of the polls opening in south carolina the way in which those two individuals are approaching donald trump today. >> he is welcome to lead whomever he wants within our big. we have a big party. i want to see folks from all walks of life. >> i think that donald trump is not the future of the republican party. i think he was a consequential president. we accomplished things that lifted all people up while he was president. but i think he is the past and we need to move on. >> if you lose tomorrow, will it be because of that impeachment vote? >> i'm not going to lose tomorrow. >> andandrea, i think we will t about tom rice especially here. he

every one is worried about this because of the rice shortage is a supplies run out. so it's becoming a problem for the whole supply chain. the programmable to daphne in the po, delta should be one of the most fertile regions in europe. usually it has plenty of fresh water. but since november it hasn't rained enough. and the po river is running dry. as water pressure decreases, sea water seeps in land, it has already crept about 15 kilometers up stream, forcing farmers to abandon once abundant fields. now there is a plan to raise barriers since that will not help immediately residence in the lower reaches of the po river are demanding that more war to be drained from power plant reservoirs in south to roll it dilutes on illegible. but garrick, italy has a very clear law, is the way when it comes to water use, it says that people come 1st, then agriculture than the rest of the world. but the economic value of water is often so great that this is easier said than done the in the thought. thus in south to rome, the situation is equally worrying a power plant at the zacal

we're coming in like white on rice for pelosi, nadler, schumer. even you, aoc. we're coming to take you out. pull you out by your hairs. >> congressman louderplik who has refused to say who that man was. when asked by cnn congressman loudermilk said he was taking pictures of a golden eagle sconce. he did not address the part of the man photographing the security checkpoint. the committee has not provided evidence that he entered the capitol on the 6th, only that he was in the crowd marching towards the capitol. nor have they accused him of leading a reconnaissance tour. joining us now, cnn law enforcement analyst, michael fanone, defended the capitol, badly hurt. appreciate you being with us. we saw this video of congressman loudermilk giving a tour. the capitol police are saying there was no evidence he led a reconnaissance tour with trump supporters. i'm wondering what your view is of this? >> anderson, i read the letter that was signed by chief manger, and i found it incredibly irresponsible. to me the letter reeked of outside pressure. first of all, the u.s.

the hot plates with just an assortment of food and then you get rice, it's huge in taiwan. andy: i think taiwanese food is absolutely ready for the spotlight. people are already embracing the flavors. it's just time for people sort of to, you know, even explain to you, "you are eating taiwanese food." jon: i grew up in walnut. it's the easternmost city in the san gabriel valley. susie hsiuhan ling: the san gabriel valley is the epicenter of huaqiao. "huaqiao" means "chinese outside of china." what i think a lot of people don't unrstand is los angeles had many chinatowns. the old chinatown was called "calle de s negros" and got destroye when union stationas builtn 1938, '39. so a loof us call what is between broadway and hill "new chinatown" because in the970s, there was an asian-american movement, and a lot of chinese-americans and asian-americans came out to try and improve chinatown, but anyone who was making it and being able to, were moving to the 'burbs, ok, and that included monterey park, alhambra, san gabriel. san gabriel valley is only 10 minutes from chinatown, an

-- beating the incumbent rice.e is one of 10 republicans who voted for impeachment, for impeaching president donald trump. five including rice are now gone. four retired and he will be beaten in this primary so far. and there are obviously others who are up for elections including liz cheney who will face a primary challenge in wyoming but this is a big win. it's not -- it wasn't even close. so it's exact opposite in the same state for president trump and the endorsements. put that back in. let's see if we're getting any -- any results realtime in nevada. we were not and we're still not so people are in line. we have the two candidates you just heard about, laxalt and brown that are leading heading into this day. the deal with nevada is they don't put out any numbers until people are finished voting. >> shannon: we're keeping an eye on that as it comes in at this late hour at least on the east coast. bret baier, thank you very much. breaking tonight two southern california police officers are dead, shot and killed

they were hostile to rice.ote for impeachment, so, again, we'll see much more to come in here, but not a start certainly that rice wants to see. >> it's interesting, steve, that the anti-mail-in ballot, anti-early vote sort of idea that trump introduced, it's still impacting these primaries. >> yeah. we've seen this, you know, certainly ohio i think was the first state we picked up on it where you had sort of a more moderate republican candidate did well with the mail-in ballots, did well with the earlier votes. >> right. >> and then there was sort of a flood on the same day. we haven't seen it fully everywhere, but, again, i think here, and i'm checking to see if we've got any more votes, the one sort of thing to keep in mind when you see mace jump out to a giant lead like this, this is something that she would like to see, but there is that open question. let's see some same-day votes if they do happen to tell a different story but it is notable, mace and rice handled the trump question so differently in thei

where did the water come from to the rice fields?red. overlap which led us to a reparable disaster, there were many emergency meetings in the kuban, the minister of agriculture flew in and the waterworks was repaired by building a temporary dam. however, in may. it, too, was washed away by the authorities, they are already thinking about how to dry up the prices of an important product, the ministry of agriculture has come up with an initiative to stop the export of rice and the goals pursued by the mincefos, there are two of them and they are very simple. the first goal is to prevent an increase in prices on the shelves for the inhabitants of our countries and second implementation of the food security program. india also plans to ban the export of a flight abroad in order to fix prices within the country and talk about these restrictions causes severe un heartburn, the main food for as many as 3 billion people, including europeans, and a ban on the export of the most popular group can lead to humanitarian disaster, in which, by the

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that vote from tom rice was a surprise. but it was enough to earn rice a trump backed republican challenger in south carolina. let's check in on both of these races with the great steve kornacki at his big board. steve how is it looking for rita looks like that vote to impeach donald trump by tom rice was also enough to cost him his seat in congress. you can see here nbc news is predicting his trump backed challenger russell fry has outright won this republican primary. remember, there's a 50% rule in effect in south carolina. the question here was, would fry get over 50% and win this thing outright tonight? if he had fallen short, he would have been sent to a runoff with rice. rights would have been a heavy underdog in that runoff. but there will be no runoff. it's been subtle tonight, by more than 2 to 1 margin. fry has trounced congressman tom rice in this republican primaries seventh district. -- and had a solid conservative voting record. but it was that vote to impeach donald trump that brought the challenge from frye

. >> tom rice joined the democrats deranged impeachment witch hunt hoax >> reporter: tom rice, one of ten republicans who voted to impeach donald trump after the january 6th insurrection and never wavering from his vote until his very last day on the campaign trail. >> the truth will set you free, and i think that donald trump is not the future of the republican party >> reporter: but that position costing him trump's endorsed candidate handily defeating rice >> today, donald trump won. >> reporter: in a different south carolina district, however, trump tried to purge republican nancy mace, but failed, notably unlike rice, she stopped criticizing trump. >> what is your message to donald trump now? >> my message is the same to him as it is to anybody else on the other side of the aisle. i am willing to work with anyone who is willing to work with me >> reporter: out west, trump had a winning night in nevada with his picks for governor and the u.s. senate. >> i'd like to thank president donald trump for not only believing in me but for believing in nevada. >> reporter: but also for secr

for the pie, we also need rice.cessary to rinse, usually this is done with running water. uh. our task is to wash off the starch from it thoroughly technical dust and set to fall off within 15-20 minutes. do not wash off the water send. rice in a saucepan and cook it for 20 minutes while the rice is cooking, we will prepare the filling for the pie, for this we will fry the leek, but we still do not have enough garlic. deal with garlic. i think, yes, one clove is fine enough, we grind it. don’t break it, only the knife and the table are fine for me. now you cut it straws along, yes, and then you grind it into a cube. and we heat the oil well, add the leek and fry it very quickly for 1 minute literally and add garlic in the middle of cooking. so, time to add the garlic? we send everything, again to the stove. then add fish. when stirring , we pay special attention so that the pieces of fish do not break out, we also add the already boiled crumbly basmati rice here. and i thought it would be a side dish. the filling fo

look, rice got blown out, as harry said, unprecedented.e 10% of people that are going to bet for cheney's reelection. she's toast. it's over. it's no small miracle that any of these people stayed in the run of the ten that voted for impeachment. they all got smoked. nancy mace hung on because she was in a very different district last night. she didn't vote for impeachment. she voted just to certify the election. if you crossed the president on this one, i think you're going down. there was no doubt. >> david axelrod, how big a concern is this, should this be to everybody that people who believe the election was fraudulent, who believe the lies that the former president is telling are now running to be in positions where they will oversee elections in their states? >> listen, i think this is a hugely important issue. just last night in nevada, we saw a candidate for secretary of state win, and he ran on the platform that the election was stolen. he is amplifying those lies and essentially signaling he would govern the election process there