taylor robson with the advantage over lake. let'san see by the way those otr statewide races we have been talking about with samera early votes counted up. okay. here in the senate race, blake masters jumps out -- this is the trump-endorsed candidate in the senate race. hedi jumps out to an early lead here. it's five points over jim lamon tried to run as just a trum pi candidate as masters. he just didn't get the trump endorsement in this race. the attorney general who earned trump's ire during the 2020 election running in third place right ihere. we could also just take a quick look. the secretary of state's race. this one has attracted a lot of attention. finchem, the trump-endorsed candidate leading early in the race. the question had been finchem -- it is finchem, masters and kari lake, do they all win their primaries here. noticeable -- notable, i believe, the difference here. kari lake running about nine points behind taylor robson as this big early batch of votes gets counted up. kari lake behind where as masters is clos

44 votes separating taylor robson and lake.s we were saying we're not gonna get a ton of these votes today. more of them are coming in tomorrow. anyone who's submitted mail votes they are not getting counted today. this race is tighter than it was expected to be. vaughn hillyard thank you for that. and not to be outdone, the arizona republican blame masters has been sure a maga message in his own campaign ads. >> psychopaths are running the country right now. you've got a biden, pelosi, chuck schumer, mark kelly. this is an invasion. we know what to do. we need to finish trump's wall. we need five times more border patrol, and we need technology to lock this border down. if we don't do these things right now, we're not gonna have a country. >> and i just want to point out to you we have the same situation. this is the senate republican nomination. only 25% of the voters in right now. masters is winning but he's ahead by 111 votes. same situation across arizona. let's go to nbc senior national political reporter is at blake mast

right now lake leads robson by about 10,000 votes. mark finchem is projected to win the republican nomination to oversee voting arizona as's secretary of state. in the senate primary, blake masters also endorsed by the future president is projected to win the nomination in arizona. in michigan, nbc news projects tudor dixon has won the republican nomination for the state's governor. the former conservative media personality won an endorsement from president trump just last week and faces off against gretchen whitmer in november. also in michigan, nbc news projects john gibbs the winner in the republican primary for the state's third congressional district. he is the trump endorsed challenger to republican congresswoman peter meyer. in missouri, the state attorney general eric schmitt easily won the primary. former president trump gave a half hearted endorsement in that race saying he was supporting eric, no last name given. schmitt will face trudi bush valentine. let's go back to arizona, steve kornacki, and look at that governor's ra

44 votes separating taylor robson a lake.saying we're not gonna get a ton of these votes today. more of them are coming in tomorrow. anyone who's submitted mail votes they are not getting counted today. this race is tighter than it was expected to be. vaughn hillyard thank you for that. and not to be outdone, the republican -- he's been sureties a maga message in his own campaign ads. >> >> psychopath are running the psychopaths are running the country right now. country right now. you've got you've got a biden, biden, pelosi, pelosi, chuck schumer, chuck schumer, mark mark kelly. kelly. this is this is an an invasion. invasion. we know we know what to do. what to do. we need to we finish trump's need to finish wall. we trump's wall. need five times more we need five times border control. more border and we patrol, and we need need technology to technology to lock walk this border this border down. down. if we don't if we don't do these do these things right now things right now,. we are not gonna have we're not gonna have a

taylor robson with the advantage over like. let me see by the way those other statewide races that we have been talking about. same early votes counted up. okay, here in the senate race, blake masters jumps out, the trump endorsed candidate in the senate race. he jumps out to an early lead here. it's five points over jim layman, who has really run as, try to run as just a trump candidate as masters. he just didn't get the trump endorsement in this race. brnovich, the attorney general, who earned trump's ire during the 2020 election running in third place right here. we can also take a look quick look at secretary of state race. this is attracted a lot of attention. then jim, trump endorsed candidate here, leading in this race. again, question has been, finchem it is, finchem, masters, and carry like, do they all win their primaries here? noticeable, notable i believe, the difference, here carey lake running about nine points behind taylor robeson as this big early batch of votes get counted up. can't be like running behind wher

lake's opponent, real estate developer karen taylor robson, has the endorsement of former vice presidentbut she edged when i asked her this -- >> do you think the election was legitimate? >> i believe the wrong guy is in the white house. i believe my opponent and media is obsessed with 2020. i'm obsessed with 2022 and 2024. >> reporter: trump's endorsement paired with trump's fiery rhetoric -- >> when mama goes maga, it is game over. >> reporter: appealing to many voters. >> all of my morals, they align with kari. i think she's very brave. i think she's also very loud and she's also a fighter. i don't feel the opponent is. at all. that's why i'm here. >> governor doug doocy -- >> reporter: for decades, lake worked at the fox affiliate station in phoenix before quitting journalism, a move some of her supporters find admirable. >> doing the news every night for a decade more, you know what the problems are in your valley and your area, and you can deal with that now. she's a humble candidate. >> reporter: other voters were hoping to move on from the chaos that has engulfed the state since

is there enough for her to realistically catch robson? she got a good pad here i think, but it's very much open question whether it's gonna be enough to hold off kari lake. why is this pattern different from other trump back candidates that we're looking at? >> well i think it's interesting, lake down eight points. she could well pull ahead of robson, but she has to do some work here. and we'll look at the other trump backed candidate. blake masters, he's only 34 and a half percent but he's up four points over jim layman. if that same pattern holds, if the trump voters are the ones who are there, then this will grow, and that puts him in a better position. starts from a position of a four-point lead, and of his vote moves in the position that lake does, that will only grow. looking at the secretary of state primary here. finchem the trump backed candidate is already up nine. so that grows that could easily be double digits. he's in the best position i would say of any of those trump backed candidates. but real now real suspense in that gu

mike pence, former vp to boost taylor robson.sting tonight based on the last polling we saw. and then we've been talking, never before have i been at this board during primary season showing folks secretary of state primaries across the country. but not for the first time and not for last time. here we are showing you a republican primary for secretary of state. you have a trump endorsed candidate here. mark finchem, not a lot polling, but certainly formidable here. and what woof been talking about, the potential that arizona is say swing state. arizona is one of the most crucial states on the senate battleground map in terms of determining which parties is going to end up in control of the senate after this election. joe biden won arizona in 2020. but his margin was less than 10,000 votes. on paper, a state that biden won that barely in a midterm climate like this should be very, very ripe for republicans to win in the midterm year. they are going to potentially, potentially, if they nominate these trump aligned candidates, fiel

yesterday lake claimed victory, but robson has not conceded. the state is expected to release an updated vote count later today. >>> there could soon be a verdict in brittney griner's drug trial in russia. the wnba star returns to the courtroom today as the trial comes to a close. she's facing up to ten years in prison for carrying vape cartridges containing hashish oil in her luggage at a moscow airport in february. she has pleaded guilty. u.s. officials have proposed swapping a convicted russian arms dealer in exchange for greiner and detained u.s. marine veteran paul whelan. >>> coming up, football fight. the nfl appeals the suspension given to quarterback dashaun watson. what the league wants. >>> and paying passengers. why airlines could soon be giving money to travelers for delayed flights. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." it takes energy to take on the world.■ so whether you■re breaking a sweat, breaking down barriers, or breaking the laws of gravity, keep moving with the ultimate energy bar. we bake in delicious, wholesome ingredient

but trump-endorsed candidate kari lake is claiming victory over karen robson.hoever does win will go up against katie hobbs. >>> the nfl says it will appeal deshaun watson's six-game suspension over sexual allegations. the league says it wants a year. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm major garrett in for norah. we begin tonight with a resounding victory for abortion rights in kansas, where voters there rejected a ballot measure that would have eliminated state constitutional protections for the procedure. voters turned out in droves with numbers on par with the general election. at the white house, president biden said republicans, quote, don't have a clue about the power of american women. last night in kansas, they found out, unquote. the president also signed an executive order aimed at making it easier for women seeking abortions to travel between states to obtain care. election results from five states showed former president trump remains highly

it was vice president mike pence backing karen taylor robson. she is backed by the establishment, by governor doug doocy. contrast that with the trump backed, lie embracing, kerry lake. she has fully embraced donald trump's 2020 election lie, has made it a centerpiece of her campaign. this campaign says that choice was very clear, two different styles of governing, two different styles of campaigning, they believe how republicans decide where they want their party to go tonight will tell us the power of donald trump in this critical battleground state. don? >> kyung, there's a full slate of election deniers on arizona 's ballot, including one in the senate race. more about that, what is going on there? >> up and down, the ballot. let's first address that, don. not only in governor, but in the u.s. senate race, as well as attorney generals, secretary state, and further on down. donald trump, certainly, he made his wishes and endorsement known in the state of arizona. blake masters is his choice for u.s. senate, it is a crowded field. it's a much

karrin taylor robson actually with a lead here of eight and a half points over kari lake.t this in arizona is, they got extensive early voting, mail voting, and basically what these counties do is they

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so jackie played the game of being auntie robson the amsterdam news defended robson. but the white press made jackie the hero of that encounter. which i described in detail on my book on paul robeson and i feel that jackie understood that he had aired for one going it in public and attacking a fellow black activist and at the end of his life in that autobiography the he says if i had known then what i know now, i would never attack paul robeson because i realized now. i'm a black man and a white world and i never had it made. yeah, so true. no say it was such a yeah, i think what he said at the time. he said that at the time i did not realize it was destructiveness of america and if given the invitation now, i'll try i just saw that as such a that's a for a guy who did everything he did and to finally get to this point and look back and realize everything he gave, you know that he was sort of that do what he made a bad decision, but he was a manner he was man enough to admit that he had made a mistake and i think ropes and it is ropes and actually then that killed rob

then the bureau recruited a convicted felon and longtime fbi inform called steve robson to introduce a new idea to fox as well as to barry croft. this time he was to kidnap gretchen whitmer. robson with the fbi's money organized several events, including a national militia conference in ohio, training in wisconsin, and a meeting in delaware. fbi orchestrated all of it. on july 18th, 2020, at one such militia meeting -- again, organized by the fbi -- oh, right wing extremists. ha-ha-ha. in this case, they created them. so at this militia meeting, an alleged plotter rejected out of hand the idea of kidnapping gretchen whitmer. didn't want to do it. no, i don't think so. kidnap the governor? no. we're not crazy. we just want a constitutional republic. okay. then the topic came back up in august. then another defendant, daniel harris, equally adamant, no snatch and grab, he said, i swear to f'ing god. clearly they said emphatically, outfit explicitly, they're not people interested in kidnapping gretchen whitmer, the governor of michigan. the fbi kept pushing. the fbi informants drove the

wife. >> and obviously, in arizona, the mike pence endorsement of the former doug ducey endorsed robsonresident with kari lake. >> and francesca, look at this -- you can't make this stuff up. and this is kari lake who was a never trumper, and tv journalist, and by all accounts, used to be a rational human being, and last night. >> if we don't win, she is going home. we already know that. everyone in this race has said they don't want arizona to win or this country to survive -- >> and just to bring out the part that she said, we are going to win, and if we don't win, there is some cheating going on. that is what she said. >> and you had brought up mike pence, the former vice president, and you heard him say recently, that these are the things that you need to move on from these sorts of things and think about the future, and that is what i am hearing from the republicans behind the scenes, jake. they are concerned about some of the republicans who could be the d nominees that either at the gubernatorial level, and from missouri, the concern that we are hearing from the republicans that

both women vote abortion bans, although taylor robson says she votes exceptions for rape and incest, lake says she wants to ban abortion pills. meanwhile, in the arizona senate race, the republicans have nominated this man, blake masters, trump supported. he not only supports a nationwide abortion ban but used to boast on his website that state should be able to ban contraception. he has since removed a particular item from his website probably because if abortion restrictions are as an unpopular as they are even red state kansas you can just imagine how they would be on contraception. in fact we have some brand-new polling data out of arizona that suggests the kind of impact the republicans and the extreme abortion politics could have on races well beyond kansas. this is done by the activist group invisible working with ugov when they asked arizona voters, would you rather vote for a democrat or republican for congress. that's the so-called generic ballot crunches. arizona's chose republicans by a five point margin. but when the pollsters presented pollster voters with too had the f

kari lake is about 12,000 votes ahead of karrin taylor robson. lake is the trump-backed candidate who backs his debunked claims that the 2020 election was stolen. she claims the same about her race if she loses. yes, ahead if she were to lose. obviously we don't have the full result there yet. mike pence and the governor, doug ducey, backed robson in that race. if kari lake maintains her lead and wins, she'll be joining a republican nominee for secretary of state who also maintains without proof that there was election fraud in arizona. joining us now is cnn anchor chris wallace, the host of "who's talking to chris wallace." chris, great to have you. great to see you here this morning. >> thank you. >> a lot of election deniers doing very well in these elections, but also you're going to see them in potentially or if they are to win in the general, in these positions where they could affect the outcome of elections. >> the first one we have to make is none of them have been elected to any positions. they're winning republican nominations. but in

karrin taylor robson is endorsed by pence. so you have the trump establishment, but arizona could, by the end of the night, nominate a full slate of statewide candidates who backed the big lie. again, we need competitive political parties in this country. this is not an anti-republican statement, but the cancer of the big lie in the republican party is on the ballot tonight. will the republican party finally say enough? or will it in a critical battleground state this year for senate and governor obviously in the next presidential election and every presidential the next four or five arizona will be key battleground state. do republicans say enough or do they say the big lie, deniers? we will nominate them. >> a lot to watch for. we'll come back to you shortly, john. i want to drill down on arizona. do you have a sense of how much of an impact the former president's influence is expected to be in arizona tonight, particularly in the primaries for governor and secretary of state? >> reporter: absolutely. certainly it's no secre

lake was backed by trump, while robson was endorsed by mike pence. cnn has not yet called that race. also in arizona, cnn is projecting that rusty bowers, the state house speaker who testified before the january 6th committee, will lose his primary to david farnsworth. bowers refused to participate in trump's efforts to throw arizona's 2020 election into doubt. >> and in michigan, cnn projects election denier tudor dixon has won the republican primary for governor. she will face gretchen whitmer in the fall. also in michigan, peter meijer, one of the ten house republicans who voted to impeach donald trump has been defeated by challenger john gibbs after democrats meddled in his primary. and you might recall that trump endorsed an ambiguous eric in the missouri senate race and one of the erics has won. cnn projecting eric schmitt will defeat eric greitens, the former president president governor who resigned in disgrace. >> let's begin with cnn's jeff zeleny in st. louis with the very latest. jeff? >> reporter: good morning, brianna. missouri attorney

let you hear her answer when i asked her whether she needed the likes of doug ducey, karrin taylor robson, who she was running against and took some very personal shots at. >> i want to bring the republican party together. i mentioned that earlier. we're one big happy, sometimes dysfunctional family, but we can come together. as i said, i'm from a big family so i understand that you don't always get along on every issue. but i want to bring people together. and i think we have a great moment here. >> reporter: lindsey, many republicans on the side that are not kari lake have described to me over the last 48 hours that this was anything but dysfunctional. there were a lot of expletives used to describe the way kari lake and others within this republican party came in guns ablazing to take down what lake called the john mccain apparatus of this republican party. those candidates, if kari lake pulls this off, had a clean sweep here. it's important to note, kari lake in that press conference, she didn't moderate her message. she continues to claim there's fraud and irregularities in this prim

that's the one between kari lake and karrin taylor robson.aturely declared victory in phoenix, despite her trailing at that time. and she continued to lay the groundwork for distrust in the results of the election. >> there is no path to victory for my opponent. and we won this race. we are going to win this, win or lose. >> overnight, lake took the lead over robson, but the race still categorized as too close to call. meanwhile, mark finchem, a state representative and election conspiracy theorist as well endorsed by donald trump is projected to win the nomination to oversee voting in secretary of state. and in the senate, blake masters funded by peter thiel is going to beat lamon and rusty bowers who you will remember testified during the january 6th hearing is projected to lose by a wide margin. let's go to steve. steve, too close for the governor's race to call. what's it look like where you're sitting? >> yeah. kari lake had overnight, the last four hours or so, kari lake got a lot of good news. if you remember from 2020, the way they do

she's facing karen taylor robson. karrin taylor robson's campaign spent $18.3 million.tential win here, where these trump-backed candidates could set a path of how republicans want their party to go, looking ahead. >>> all right, vaughn. to michigan now. where donald trump friday endorsed conservative media personality, tudor dixon in the challenge to state governor, gretchen whitmer. shaq, tell us about the play there. >> reporter: well, this is a race that has been extremely close. talked about for months now. we're talking about the leading candidates kicked off the ballots because of invalid signatures. millions spent to endorse the primary. and we saw that endorsement from president trump over the weekend, endorsing tudor dixon. i've been talking about what that endorsement could be. listen to what some republican voter his to tell me over the course of the weekend. >> probably about 75%. but not 100%. >> you're more likely to go with a candidate who president trump supports? >> it's possible. but again, i need to see for that candidate myself, to see how i feel ab

former tv news anchor who was endorsed by former president trump defeated businesswoman karrin taylor robson. lake will now face democratic secretary of state katie hobbs in november. >>> the biden administration has declared the monkeypox outbreak a public health emergency. there are more than 7,100 cases across the nation, the most in the world. the government will devote more funding and resources to fight the virus. some health clinics do not have enough vaccine doses to go around. michael george is in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. health experts say we have to accelerate the vaccination effort, and the white house says this emergency declaration will help do that. while monkeypox is primarily impacted men who have sex with men, the virus does not discriminate. it can infect anyone. for weeks san francisco lawyer stephan ferris has been carefully applying ointment to his skin in the hopes of easing some of the pain. >> the sores that hurt were the ones on my hands or genitals. >> reporter: thursday the biden administration declared monkeypox a public health

karrin taylor robson who was endorsed by former vice president pence is in a dead heat with kari lake who is endorsed by former president trump. the winner will face democrat katie hobbs in november. in michigan, governor gretchen whitmer who ran unopposed in the democratic primary will defend her seat against tudor dixon who won the republican nomination. and in missouri, attorney general eric schmitt won the gop nomination for senate over 20 other candidates. he will face democrat trudy busch valentine, an heiress of the anheuser-busch beer fortune. >>> president biden says he's looking forward to signing a measure expanding health care benefits for veterans exposed to toxic military burn pits. the senate passed the bill overwhelmingly last night after it was held up by republican opposition last week. comedian and advocate jon stewart praised veterans who fought for the measure. >> i'm not sure i've ever seen a situation where people who have already given so much had to fiht so hard to get so little. >> the legislation will expand benefits for more than three million veterans. >>>

robson was endorsed by mike pence while lake was backed by trump and she is all in on the big lie. cnn has not called that race. >>> also in arizona cnn is projecting that regular seasoner bowers who testified before the january 6th committee will lose his primary to david farnsworth. bowers refused to participate in trump's effort to overturn arizona's 2020 election. let's bring in abby phillip anchor of "inside politics sunday" and mark preston host of "full stop with mark preston" on sirius xm. election night in america. let's start with kansas. abby, this stunned a lot of expectations. >> yeah, i think it's a really big deal and i was reading the "wall street journal" in morning and a republican strategist was quoted in there saying the same thing, basically, wake up, guys. that if you think that this doesn't matter, you are not reading the tea leaves. and that's because the turnout in that race was so extraordinary and it seems to signal in a red state, mind you, that voters -- you can't get to almost 60% without getting some trump voters, without getting some independent vote

it's a short time ago i spoke with matthew robson, the full, my deputy foreign minister old new zealand. now, he says that washington's reaction amounts to a rejection of the solomon islands right to be sovereign in its policy. while the solomon islands, its 2000 kilometers from the north of the trailer and from new zealand, is exercising its sovereign right against patton, a bullying from the united states. and they are doing what every other country which is sovereign does. if there's, if we're going to have military naval visits, will determine who comes and when this reaction take the daughter states and all the countries is one which denying the rights of the solomon islands have its own supplement policy. it's part of the power play in the pacific of the wal mart colonial countries, which is still there. when i was a cabinet minister, we had a stand off with united states by being nuclear 3. and we said we wouldn't take part in the bullying that we had all of the world and we made else. then we criticize this trailer for being the deputy of the united states. unfortunately, my for

. >> reporter: her opponent karin taylor robson hasn't conceded and also won't say whether president won in 2020. >> i one thing i know for certain is the wrong guy is in the white house. >> reporter: trump backed election deniers. like the g.o.p. choice for senate, like blake masters did well across arizona tuesday night. in the fight to oversee state elections as secretary of state, republicans chose mark finchem, who was in washington january 6 and said he wouldn't have certified the 2020 results. >> when you steal something, that's not really a win. that's a fraud. >> reporter: elections experts are worried these types of candidates could be victorious in november. >> these election deniers in offices that oversee elections, or have some responsibility for the democratic process in those states could work substantially to try to undermine that process and create chaos and confusion. >> reporter: in michigan, former tv host tudor dixon won the g.o.p. nomination for governor. she also won't say if mr. biden won. >> we have to make sure our elections are secure, and what happened in

this out of the way from any any problems that we can share doesn't apply. such weight to be useful. robson will be prioritized for today. ok. wolfgang post. i can see you want to jump in there before i get your response. i also wanted to ask you, the main for it to russia, according to the doctrine, is the strategic policy of the usa to dominate the world's oceans. is that true? is there a shift from the u. s. wanting to dominate the world waters? well, trust me regards to maple axis of sweden and finland, the reason big difference for russia because for the time being both a partnership for peace. and now, after the real full members may put that research, mutual defense clause, which makes the difference, there is an integration of both countries, income nato command structure. and then you made the doctrine of russia compas also received free rent by these 2 additional maple countries. by account of rep in the arctic, and be prepared to your question for the united states, the freedom of shipping, the freedom of global shipping lines is by for strategic interest, survival, strategic int

. >> reporter: but karin taylor robson, a business executive backed by pence, doesn't think so, arguinge. >> we must get back to a place where the republican party is about addition and multiplication. because on the current path that we're on, where we're just dividing, dividing, dividing, and fighting fighting fighting all the time. >> reporter: the former president's reference remains a big factor. >> i love trump and all of the people that he's endorsing. >> i wouldn't vote for anybody that he hasn't endorsed. >> reporter: 57% of republicans nationwide say they're more likely to vote for a candidate who gets a trump endorsement but our cbs news battleground backer also finds trump support makes registered voters overall lesslie like to vote for a candidate. in today's five contests, three incumbent house republicans who voted to apache him, faced primary challenges from trump-backed candidates who believe the 2020 election was stolen. in missouri's crowded primary,. he weighed in on monday night, announcing support for erick. but there's a problem. the former president didn't specif

that, but unfortunately we're going the country going back into that situation with a 1000 matthew robson. it's not often on international television. you hear such franken and lucid thoughts of the former deputy foreign minister of new zealand. i wish we had more time for this conversation. one day i'm going to buy you a beer. thanks for joining us here and fix that up to iraq now where at least 30 people have reported being killed as we understand now over 700 wounded this in clashes between protesters authorities in a different magic green zone of baghdad. the protest, a storm government offices on monday and supportive leading opposition. shia cleric mac tara, i'll start the hu analysis final retirement from politics. submit a power struggle in the country. earlier on tuesday, the cleric urge just afforded to leave the streets within an hour with militant protest starting to discuss shortly after his local journalist mussa not bill with the latest from baghdad. after the flesh which lost food for 16 hours. not good now, with a countless, after the speech of looked off, saw to withdraw

well, let's come live now to met robson, the former associate foreign minister of new zealand met. thanks so much for joining us here. below. she's currently speaking with the vice president of ty, one and has said that she looked forward to increase quote, parliamentarian cooperation between the 2 countries. what do you think she means by this? oh, clearly it's a publication of china. and if you are talking about cooperation in the atmosphere, that's here at the moment of confrontation, military compensation, you're talking about building up the american presence or support of taiwan, which is basically an aircraft carrier for the united states. and it's foreign policy. so business, i'm sure, despite the controversy over who in the white house supported living america ministration, who didn't, must have the okay from president biden and from others. so it's a publication of china and it's part of the whole process that has been laid out in the madrid summit declaration of nature to contain china could, are going to continue the publications of china. and of course, russia as well.

lake's republican opponent, real estate developer karrin taylor robson, has the endorsement of trump's vice president mike pence. are you worried at all that if you one, she may not concede? >> well, she's already said she won't concede. she's already setting up a narrative that if i win, it will only be because of fraud. she's already attempting to undermine the vote before the votes are even counted. >> reporter: arizona is a revenge state for trump. he's endorsed candidates from the u.s. senate, all the way down to the state legislature, and even the secretary of state, who would oversee the next presidential election. trump's candidate? mark finchem, who acknowledged having ties to the oath keepers, and was in washington on january 6th. for voters like olivia foster, trump's influence remains strong. >> i think that there's more people supporting him now than before. >> reporter: but another republican voter, matt kenney, tells us he's exhausted. >> i can't just keep being dragged, like, through this over and over again, to keep saying, hey there was voter fraud, and then we say, o

they gather evidence with so can we can american cyber activist robson up used in brazil to monitor the police. we have more cameras than they do because where the people a bigger frog rebel peaks on a job 0. as soon as the sun goes down to the shelling, russia is a very challenging place to work from. i think analysts, we are always pushing on boundaries, part of the center of more, always ongoing lockdown. we are the one probably the extra mile where all the media go goals. we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. ah.

. >> todd: kari lake narrowing defeating karrin taylor robson backed by mike pence.e this november. congressman lauren boebert says it is not a surprise that america first candidates are winning, here is why. >> i'm not surprised america first candidates are winning, they are putting america first and wanting to get our country back on track. it is not far right to want to do the same thing. it is okay to say it is wrong to mutilate our children, it is good to say that we need to lower inflation and not do so by spending another $800 billion. >> carley: speaking of democrats spending, issue for midterm voters and white house is lowering expectations for the jobs report due out today. >> we are on transition to steady growth and you will see instead of record high breaking number job numbers we've been seeing every month, we're expecting to be closer to 150,000 jobs per month. >> carley: dr. roberts, president of the heritage foundation is joining me. highlight of the economy, if the number comes two50,000, which i believe is expected, what would that say about the ec

doug duecy who backed other republican candidate karin taylor robson for republican.leadership in arizona. >> i can't believe this, my winner is nancy pelosi. fortifying the joe biden and going to taiwan. my loser is joe biden for urging her not to go which projected weakness on the world stage. >> kevin: got to be better with the messaging. juan, your winner and loser? >> joe biden. jobs numbers today is terrific. he's going to get that reconciliation bill passed this weekend. he got the chips bill, infrastructure bill, russian sanctions. this is moderate, slow and steady victories for joe. the loser, alex jones. i think karma strikes. his lawyer releasing texts that prove this man lied. lot of people think it's time for him to pay it to the piper. >> kevin: apparently on the hook for million. thank you. ♪♪ it's time for notable quotables. >> al qaeda leader ayman al-zawahiri has been killed in afghanistan. >> for decades he was a master mind behind attacks against americans. >> there is a lot of people who are harmless now. if biden is listening, we need help. >> am

there is another question here from someone named robson. they say, can we relate in any sense the differences of african influence in the south and in new england to the differing religious practice in these regions? >> you said differences in the south and what? >> new england. can you relate those to do the development of religion? >> well, in new england, the critical timeframe in the 17th century was one in which the british founders of the towns came mostly from one region in america, and mostly, from one group of christians, what we call puritans today. it was a very narrow span of opinion within the broad reach of western civilization. that made a big difference for what happened in new england. they really had very special ways of thinking about why they were there, who they were, what they were for. what they believed in. they were calvinists. they had a very strict religious set of beliefs. they also had some experience in participatory government in east anglia and that made a big difference as well. they also tended to migrate i

maricopa county now in phoenix you see taylor robson beating lake by a point.y or may not be enough. we see how it plays out. 80% of the vote counted. kellyanne conway joins me now. size it up. what did last night tell you today? >> we learned so much heading into the fall last night, bill. not least of which is the republican nominee for governor in kansas and the republican nominee for senate in missouri are the synth attorneys general. it is important. crime and safety will continue to be big issues to voters right, left and center. they see the rise in crime in cities and see the fentanyl pouring over the border and they want someone representing them in washington who is going to, of course, meet the challenge. the other thing that's going on in michigan and kansas. of course in arizona regardless of which woman emerges as the nominee there we see this continuing trend, bill, of candidates of color and female candidates running and winning as republicans in michigan you have john gibbs, my former colleague in administration. he served in the opioids cabine

and then you have karen robson. where are we as we get deeper inventory primary season?p's winning, and arizona will be a big test to that. i think liz cheney is going to be an even bigger test. nobody is hiding how many different money streams there are after republicans as well as democrats trying to left her up. i think when you really zoom out, democracy is hugely on the ballot today. i just can't miss the position of nancy pelosi landing and saying in her public comments and writings, this is about elevating a democracy, this crucial democracy, and look at the tests at home on the ballot. this is not about p bipartisanship. >> and i mentioned it's just about -- it's a possibility that republicans in arizona will have a state-wide slate of people who are election deniers. >> i do think that can hurt the republicans chances on the pivotal. it could all come down to who controls the senate. that race will be so pivotal, and if arizona gets a slate of candidates who could help mark kelly's chances of holding on to that seat. >> arizona will be crucial this year and in 2