sam brown is coming out, trying to soften himself, right? this is a messaging issue that republicans have across the board. the political reality in nevada, it is a battleground state, it is -- it is incredibly popular. abortion is incredibly popular in nevada. nevada is one of the swing states that will help determine the balance of the u.s. senate next year. he is trying to unseat jacky rosen, and it is going to be tough. and abortion is going to play center issue in that race, alex. >> yeah, yeah. so, rina, your comments about your frustration and the ties you personally have frankly to the university of alabama and the state of alabama there, how does all of this play out in nevada, in a state that is a serious swing state when you have a republican candidate who is saying what he just said with regard to abortion. >> well, i think it remains yet to be seen because what we do see is a great deal of surprises coast to coast. when you see abortion land up on the ballot, in a ballot measure, for example, republicans do not farewell. and so

the democrats are already attacking. >> but extremists like sam brown have fought to strip away women's rights >> reporter: in an interview with nbc news' natasha korecki, brown clarifying where he stands on abortion. >> i would not support a federal abortion ban. >> reporter: in nevada abortion is legal up to 24 weeks. >> i'm not here to try and change anything about our existing law. >> reporter: his position shaped, he says, by his wife's experience >> i just felt like i was all by myself processing this major event all by myself. >> reporter: in 2008 at age 24, former army lieutenant amy brown got an abortion, a decision she now regrets that she says left her shattered. soon after she met sam. >> he's helped me process it with compassion and with empathy. >> reporter: the former army captain suffered severe burns from an ied in afghanistan. amy was his dietitian helping him recover while at the same time she says, he was helping her. >> women should always feel loved, supported. part of that support is knowing that there are other options beyond abortion. >> reporter: brown like mos

sam brown has raised a lot of money.ther person in the republican race who could be a factor is a man named jeff gunter was in the trump administration and is a very wealthy dermatologist who said he's going to spend a lot of his own money. we have seen no evidence of that yet. host: always a pleasure to talk to you. >> are a reminder, this program and all of c-span's campaig24 >> c-span's washington journal, to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy. from washington and across the country. saturday morning, the executive director of the death penalty information center discusses the recent execution in alabama which use nitrogen gas for the first time, and the overall state of the death penalty in the u.s. then south carolina reporter, gavin jackson, discusses his podcast, south carolina lede. "washington journal," join in on the conversation on c-span, or c-span online at c-span.org. >> for c-span's voices 2024, we are asking voters across the country, what iue is most important to you in t

sam brown has raised a lot of money.er person in the republican race who could be a factor is a man named jeff gunter was in the trump administration and is a very wealthy dermatologist who said he's going to spend a lot of his own money. we have seen no evidence of that yet. host: always a pleasure to talk to you. >> are a reminder, this program and all of c-span's campaign 24 coverage can be found online at c-span.org/campaign. >> up next, book tv is author interview program highlights a writer who examines how everyday americans are fighting against unjust systems and institutions. president biden attends the transfer. kamala harris attendance to get out the vote event in south carolina. -- attends a get out the vote event in south carolina. >> coming up saturday morning, executive director of the death penalty information center discusses the recent execution in alabama which used nitrogen gas for the first time in the overall state of the death penalty in the u.s. then, south carolina reporter gavin jackson discusse

sam brown and amy, thank you amy, thank you very much. it will be a good race.t happens. and jim marchant? thank you very much. jesus marques is the american christian caucus leader. thank you very much. and he has something! wade allen rudd! i think he is with the fake news. he is to be democrat. i used to watch him on sean hannity as a democrat. somehow he flipped. i do not know if he is a republican, i do not think he is? he is a donald trump guy. leo! [cheering] he has great. i would love to have him as my lawyer. you want to get out of the television business, leo? former acting attorney general of the united states matt whitaker. thank you very much. [cheering] a warrior, he loves it. he loves war. [cheering] or television stars, he has been through a lot of rallies, he had a tragedy this week, his son passed away. fentanyl. he is a fantastic person. a great television personality. here boy is up there looking down on you. rick harris, he is looking down at you. he loves you and he is proud of you. it is not an easy deal, fentanyl. [applause] very special

reporter: in 2008 at age 24, former army lieutenant amy brown got an abortion, a decision she regrets this she says left her shattered. soon after she met sam>> he's helped me process with compassion and empathy >> reporter: the former army captain suffered severe burns in afghanistan. amy helped him recover and he was helping her. >> women should always feel loved, supported, part of the support is knowing that there are other options beyond abortion >> reporter: brown, like most republicans, supports the overturning of roe v. wade, a major political challenge and largely to blame for the lackluster midterm results for the party. abortion is front and center again in this election. >> we need to care for women during and after pregnancy >> reporter: republicans in some places changing the message. stephanie gosk nbc news. >>> president joe biden is considering make it harder for migrants to get asylum at the u.s./mexico border and quickly deport those who don't make the criteria making the interview harder to pass, prioritize deporting recently arrived migrant, last in, first out policy the actions are still weeks away from being finalized

brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a black hoodie. sam and colored shirt and maroon sweatpants. anyone who sees her should call 911 immediately. san francisco police have arrested three minors and 118 year old in connection with an armed robbery . witnesses told police that the suspects approached a man with a mera at frederick street and masonic avenue on saturday, just before 3:00 in the afternoon, police said the suspects forced the man to the ground and then stole his camera. the group got in a stolen getaway car, but the car was eventually disabled. the suspts got out of their car and police chased them briefly before detaining them inside. officers say they found a gun with a high capacity magazine. >> a restaurant in oakland that's popular with diners is also popular with thieves, and the business has been broken into at least two dozen times, including three times in just the past three weeks alone. ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke with the restaurant's manager. >> it's a lot of stress. it's frustration. oswaldo sanchez is fed up. >> he manages the agave uptown restau

sam bromley's conservative andrew brown, liberal democrats damian egan, labour lorraine francis, thethe research manager for more in common. welcome to the show. you very much for show. thank you very much for joining so what's lie joining us. so what's the lie of the land ? conservative party joining us. so what's the lie of the larto? conservative party joining us. so what's the lie of the larto be conservative party joining us. so what's the lie of the larto be bracingervative party joining us. so what's the lie of the larto be bracing themselvesy seems to be bracing themselves for a double whammy on for a bit of a double whammy on thursday. what's your data telling you ? telling you? >> yeah, kingswood really is a seat that labour ought to be winning. >> currently, the conservatives have a majority of 11,000. there and labour's defeated much bigger majority in recent by elections in mid—bedfordshire and selby, for example . and selby, for example. >> um, it's also a seat that tends to vote. however, the country ends up voting at a general , so it's a real general election, so it'

you've got sam bromley for the conservatives. andrew brownr, lorraine francis for the green party, rupert lowe for reform and nicholas wood for ukip. >> well, the candidates standing for wellingborough are anna savage gun, the liberal democrat ben habib for reform uk, helen harrison for the conservatives, jen kitchen for labour. will morris for the green party and kevin watts, who's an independent, isn't right. >> it's 717. let's go to the middle east now and our foreign secretary, lord david cameron , secretary, lord david cameron, has revealed that he is deeply concerned by israel's latest plan to launch a ground invasion of rafah. >> well, the israeli prime minister has ordered his troops to prepare a plan to evacuate kuwait, the city, in preparation for a military offensive . for a military offensive. >> well, as we were wondering earlier, um, if they evacuate , earlier, um, if they evacuate, where do they go? the defence editor for the evening standard, robert fox, joins us. um, i mean , this is this is appalling because you can't think

brown hair i was a hottie toddy golfer. i went our state junior abbot are a couple times but all over the place playing in tournament after tournament was sams' made, it. he actually thought i was a pretty good player. with all of that being said, my dad said to me 1000, 1000 times son, the only shot in golf that matters is the next shot. your last shot went dead in the middle of the swamp, what can you do about it? if the last shot was a hole in one, what does it matter? the only shot in life and many situations is the next shot. and so with that being said i would say to you, we are a long way summing done and west virginia. we have got jobs to create, schools to enhance and schools to lift. let's make this laster that i have in the decades to come better and better and better and better. please let's do just that. imagine the businesses that are calling over and over and over and opportunities for jobs and goodness that other states had that we never had. it's real. it's absolutely real. numbers since 2017. 591 jobs. we have retained 20,000, 155 jobs and there's 240 companies in the mix somewhere. we do have a seat at the table and in my

brown box. [laughter] >> jesse: all right. that is one crude dude. >> harold: happy early 25th birthday/100th birthday one of 5 million people born on february 29th, leap day. her community in sam her. and, you know, what i wonder what it's like not celebrating your birthday once every four years. of the actual birthday itself. happy birthday to that young lady. 25. >> dana: you could do whatever you want and everybody would feel sorry for you. get extra parties and presents and things. >> greg: i'm holding back a joke. >> jesse: have you never done that of about. must be really good. >> dana: i had one about a hippopotamus called hotus and i admire the san antonio zoo coming up with this great idea. vote for hotus. >> bret: welcome t

sam know, most people even'ears. 2014. people want to change the samknow, most people even on s. you know, most people even on the argue browne brown wasn't a terribly bad job wasn't doing a terribly bad job towards the end of the noughties. people just sick noughties. people were just sick of faces marked around of the same faces marked around the table. they want new the cabinet table. they want new blood and i think starmer, in a weird way, has quite an appeal to middle england. there's very much the sort of grammar school boy of the 1950s look about him. he's polite . he's good to he's polite. he's good to people's mothers. he looks okay in a suit. i think he could do a bit better. even popularity wise, than most people realise. >> briefly. >> you briefly. >> you briefly. >> you buying the idea of >> are you buying the idea of labour as the party of business now? the boss now? i mean, the iceland boss has transferred his support from the tories labour, you the tories to labour, but do you think sudden damascene think that this sudden damascene conversion to capitalism is convincing and authentic? >> i think the iceland b

sam know, most people even'ears. 2014. people want to change the samknow, most people even on s. you know, most people even on the argue browne brown wasn't a terribly bad job wasn't doing a terribly bad job towards the end of the noughties. people just sick noughties. people were just sick of faces marked around of the same faces marked around the table. they want new the cabinet table. they want new blood and i think starmer, in a weird way, has quite an appeal to middle england. there's very much the sort of grammar school boy of the 1950s look about him. he's polite . he's good to he's polite. he's good to people's mothers. he looks okay in a suit. i think he could do a bit better. even popularity wise, than most people realise. >> briefly. >> you briefly. >> you briefly. >> you buying the idea of >> are you buying the idea of labour as the party of business now? the boss now? i mean, the iceland boss has transferred his support from the tories labour, do you the tories to labour, but do you think damascene think that this sudden damascene conversion to capitalism is convincing and authentic? >> i think the iceland boss

brown right. >> anderson. thanks very much. we have sam blackman here. sam has lived here his entire life in this area of north south carolina, and he voted for nikki haley as governor, but voted for donald trump is president. we've encountered of a few people today who've had that dynamic. what made you i guess, change from voting for her? governor to voting for trump for president. >> well, i feel like travel just have a whole lot stronger stand and we need that right now because we're going in rome direction right now for sure. and we need to be a lot stronger around the world, not just, just around here. >> in what way do you think we're going in the wrong direction and we need donald trump? >> well, i just feel like we looked really solve to everybody else in the world and i feel like that they had just right now, a lot of other countries are taking advantage of us and we're tired of being taken advantage of if donald trump is convicted in any of the cases that you know, he's got some legal cases ahead. if he's convicted in any of them, would that c

sam. mike, look, i've got some some here, so he some bits and bobs here, so he was cabinet under was in the cabinet under gordon brownward legislation britain legislation committing britain to an 80% cut in co2 emissions. apparently that cost us £1 trillion, which would make him the policy maker the most expensive policy maker in british history. this guy. and he brought dale vince into the labour party in a way, for a bit that ended pretty the bit that ended pretty badly. the just guy . he bit that ended pretty badly. the just guy. he wanted just stop oil guy. he wanted energy nationalise , energy companies nationalise, seized. he's responsible for this. no new oil and gas thing. it's the unions. i it's alienated the unions. i mean, it's a disaster, isn't he? it's alienated the unions. i me no, t's a disaster, isn't he? it's alienated the unions. i me no, t' mean,aster, isn't he? it's alienated the unions. i me no, t' mean, i;ter, isn't he? it's alienated the unions. i me no, t' mean, i justisn't he? it's alienated the unions. i me no, t' mean, i just want1e? it's alienated the unions. i me no, t' mean, i just want

sam bromley, the conservative party candidate . conservative party candidate. 8675 andrew charles brown , 8675 andrew charles brown, liberal democrats0. rupert green party. 1450. rupert james graeme le saux reform uk, 2578. yes . nicholas david, would you yes. nicholas david, would you kip people not . politics 129. kip people not. politics 129. the number of ballot papers rejected was follows . want of an rejected was follows. want of an official mark zero voting for more than one candidate , 39 more than one candidate, 39 writing or mark by which the voter could be identified. one unmarked or void for uncertainty 22 two. giving a total of 36 rejected ballot papers . the rejected ballot papers. the turnout figure across the constituency was 37.11. i and i do hereby declare that damian eganis do hereby declare that damian egan is duly elected. thank you i >> -- >> well, thank you all very much. >> thank you to the returning officer and the team of people here. and across the constituency who have been counting the ballots , making counting the ballots, making sure all the election today ran fairly and ran smoothly . so fairly and ra