that is the view here in st paul. _ that is the view here in st paul, minnesota.minnesota. i am caroline cummings, cbs news minnesota. kyiv might be almost 5,000 miles from washington but the ukraine war is having an impact on the us election. in one key swing state campaigners are battling for the votes of ukrainian americans who could play a vital role in this incredibly tight presidential race. bbc ukraine's evgenia shidlovska has been to washington and pennsylvania to find out more. plainly save ukraine in the heart _ plainly save ukraine in the heart of _ plainly save ukraine in the heart of washington. these writers are _ heart of washington. these writers are all _ heart of washington. these writers are all veterans - heart of washington. these j writers are all veterans who have been seriously injured in the war with russia. ——go on. but the past six years ukrainian team has taken part in this race through the us capitol. —— flying the flag of ukraine. 0ne runner was a drum operator who is injured near bakhmut. his father was killed fighting in the war las

he is in st. paul. >> it just switched. it really is st. . >> as we await his remarks, i'm curious about something else that i have heard from democrats today. i asked congressman clyburn about it and his response to what nancy pelosi, speaker emeritus, told the new york times. he seemed to agree with her, that there should have been a primary process, that perhaps that could have made a difference, either in strengthening her as a candidate or in there being a process of elimination by which perhaps even a stronger your perspective? >> you know, i could argue this either way. i honestly think that the short timeline for the campaign was a gift in a way. they got to move quickly. they got to move swiftly. i cannot tell you how exhausting these campaigns become when i did the clinton campaign. that was a two-year campaign with an entire primary process. we had to go to the general. i also completely understand how 98 or 100 days is not a lot of time to get a campaign organized. what i do know for sure, for the next presidential campaign for 2

sophomore from maple grove, minnesota this is from the minneapolis st. paul twin city area. junior college last year. welcome to the big time. what a run >> you feel good it is a losted night in a lost year for utah state this is a smile >> young guy gets his first touch >> trying to go to a -- an absolute you know -- ditribe on cougar fan base what they learn and the defense let's them! splice them down the middle that's what you get throw nothing back up guys late. jakeville enough of that incentive. >> this week with the film on make sure that that new mexico trip does in the sneak up on anybody. >> and it really you see the arms crossing. imagine what he is thinking. 7 and a half minutes for style point and get it become on eighty-one play >> stats i highlight here you look at defense for washington the point per game. 26.9 that is right in the average. 85th in the country. >> total yards all things that exhibit. >> right the last 3 games had only allowed 17.7 i game. once the game was comfort for washington state utah state scored the last 3 drives. >> skews the numbers

here to weigh in richard st. paul. on the one hand this makes sense sense.n the other hand i asked does this jeopardize the rule of law in the application of it? in four years when the d.a. be hard pressed to jail the 82-year-old president, former president then? >> so judge merchan could have done a number of things he could find it trump he could assent a sense of probation or jail time. all that would frustrate the process. cpretty much a present ofthe unn or having to serve jail time after they leave? this is white why trumps attornt in the interests of justice this should be dismissed. for me just to dismiss your case but one of which is a supreme court decision in which there were people that actually testified in trumps administration about the presidential things he did his official acts that were used in testimony. judge merchan can hang his hat on that to their self evident of information given to the jury as evidence could use a supreme court case to dismiss the case. this will help of course alan bragg because he can say i am up for election. i d

i grew up in st. paul which is why i am so proud to be here to help introduce the first lady walz. this tuesday will be my first time voting in a presidential election. [cheering and applause] i could not be more proud to cast my ballot for vice president harris and governor walz. [applause] i am voting for them because we need leaders in the white house who are going to protect our freedom, create more good jobs and make it easier for people like me to afford groceries, healthcare and housing. donald trump, on the other hand, is running to enact his extreme agenda. an agenda that would raise taxes on families like the one i grew up in. while giving tax breaks to the rich and wealthy. well, donald trump fighting for billionaires and his wealthy friends, kamala harris will fight every day for us. [applause] that is why we need to send her back to the white house. we need to send senator baldwin back to the senate and we need to elect democrats up and down the ballot. [cheering and applause] and now without further ado, it is my pleasure to introduce our friend from across the river

it is a source of inspiration that we can bear witness to the declaration, we can, as st. paul said, be patient in tribulation. 'cause i think this is gonna be a very difficult period. i hope it's not, i hope this is wrong. i think that there is a genuine risk that the country has decided to take. i do n believe the country should have taken that risk, but it has. and in a democracy, we move forward. - you know, you just articulated a risk that the country has taken. how do you understand the 72 million americans plus that voted for donald trump voted to take the risk as you characterize it? - i believe that an extraordinary number of people, a dispositive number of people, voted for a change. they did not believe that democracy as we understand it was delivering results that they want in their lives, both economically and culturally. because again, there's no mystery here of what donald trump has said, there's no mystery about what happened after the 2020 election. and margaret, for what it's worth, i thought for a long time that president trump was a difference of degree but

the price of tuition at bethel university in st. paul minnesota , $34,000. .ext year it will be close to half of that. this is part of a trend as dozens of small colleges across the u.s. slash prices in what is being called tuition resets. we are being joined by bloomberg news deputy financial editor. elite colleges like the ivs are charging up to $100,000 a year. we are talking about schools that don't have the name recognition. >> these are not the most well-known schools but we are seeing this as an increasingly popular trend across the u.s. schools that need to find ways to stand out. enrollment is down. so they are looking to these tuition resets to get more people in the door but these are not your brand name schools. scarlet: we mentioned bethel university. the strategy of tuition resets. is it working in the short-term? are they seeing more interest? craig: they say they are sending a more students. they have more students coming to network events. . there is a school in virginia where the president went on billboards. these schools often cater to loca

himself as a professional shape so much so that he has invested in others that wish to wilk, the st. paul shift, you know, seeing my libya who is all kind and see our executive pastry chef and also creates of started except for the entire restaurants and myself who just walked in. especially if i want to cook. i want to learn how to cook. obviously, the extra 6 approach and the potential that he had, and i thought it would be great to then send them over to friends in paris, where you worked with one of my colleagues, how i became part of a chef. wendell is team from graphic designer to um, technician for one of the big telecoms company. it's the truth is like, i wanted to be free. i want it to be happy. but i love about cooking is that it feels and always feels like um, a new experience every day. what i enjoy a bunch of friends lives. mentorship is that he believes in his main p. t allows you to make as many mistakes as you can. and so those mistakes you learn to that's how you solve too bad. so your next step, it's important for me because in my career i always main to it the right way

the and you also use this feedback and done things from such events to the design and rebuild the st. paul over deadly window, drastic survey basic definitely. while you survey or the investigation people, when they are where from where they are coming and the traveler pattern also we look into line deals, the noise in the still. yeah. it's like i'm gonna send lydia to that mix the was i add that in the old one religious nearby because from there that is, that is i'm actually on people rough from that. so far, the foundation has the redesign of the 50 kilometers of a streets and 50 intersections in dekalb county. they hope to change how people make most of their shorter trips. many in this section has now due to the fact that it is an injury. fuel like, you know, reduce the 50 percent, the streets as 0. that's pollution. now however, in the city with the $30000000.00 people in libby pedestrian infrastructure, this is a drop in the ocean and in areas with available, pedestrian infrastructure, women's safety continues to be a major stumbling blocks that will work, feel safe, walking around a

so i rest for the prosecutor had the pentode st. paul tourists international lawyers. one of them was the whole concept bible himself delta type, their own who used to be a pub, legal advisor to the is really the foreign ministry in this younger days. later rose to be the president of international criminal tribunal. for that, somebody goes to live, you know, highly respected in children's thing was on the panel and he was with all the other exams. think about 6 or 7 of them, looked at the evidence, then said yes, this was mr. can we see your point to how you feel of your application oriented? want to ask you before we run out of the time of the, you know, the situation in the world right now. you know, the limitations of, of your court. the power of the i, c. c. some have argued, it has been its ability to name and shame when it issues and arrest warrant. and yet we've seen with leader such as the russian president vladimir putin with an arrest warrant is issued. he has not become the international pariah that some expected would be the result of that warrant. now we'

6 rap beating up were dogs and rats were placed in an arena, the rattle drove the shuffle to his st. paul, i think you know how the dogs were trained to attack and massacre the trained wrap . this will get a slice a wraps have suffered a historic tradition of cruelty to the new stuff the. 2 the media with you, let's do one of the pre act is this via either the original motivation for our project was to learn more about the environmental risk using rodents, toys and stuff. i'm anticoagulants have generally been used. you have to kill rather susan. but since these are blood clotting inhibitors, which have the advantage that they have a slightly delayed effect, so they wrap some just enough poison, you are 5 at the same time, the substances are persist in that one value a, cumulative and toxic, and which means that they accumulate in the environment on end are toxic to other living organisms in industry. and in recent years, we've been shocked to learn that the active substances from wrapped poisons, which can already be found in many other wild animals as lovely fish or kansas our . and wha

no horizon shri transfer power. interior and president is hating the vote as a great step forward. st paul says a 120000000 people watch his book sing victory, or even like slicing wall 58 year old tyson lawsuits o h rounds. the flight failed to live up to its hype. straightforward, eventually basing twice and on points. davis folks reports after nearly 2 decades in more than 7000 days since his last official flight or in mike tyson was back in the boxing ring. but those hoping that he still had it, would it be disappointed? the man once considered to be the body spent on the planet. betty landed a telling punch on jack pole, who was 31 years younger than in the 27 year old social media influence that embrace. tyson in the closing seconds with foods ringing out surround the dallas cowboy stadium in texas pool comfortably winning an old at the judge of school cards when someone's just surviving in the ring. basically, it's hard to make it exciting so i couldn't really get him to engage me or slip shots and you know, do something super cool. it certainly didn't live up to the considerable he

our territorial governor, ramsey, he served as the mayor of st. paul, he did a lot of really nasty things, even served up here in the house. but when he came to minnesota, in his position of governor, he was superintendent of affairs in 1891, he played a key role -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> the house is coming in now to debate eight bill, including legislation to improve the process for getting a u.s. passport. you're watching live coverage of the house here on c-span.

and even though i have never so much pain, you meet people st. paul, fly up on on me was that there was so much suffering. so many illnesses look at the tasks and drama. see millions freedom from all that to the nissan that the ultimate freedom diseases a you see this is this optimal. see here, how much responsibility do you hear as a son right now in this situation that can lead to this a year. it's also well being a father is a big thing. i will have to worry no matter what i did, it could never be enough. but that could be this could use even though i could be a 9. even if like i have my own skin fan. i'll never be able to replace my father. it's going to be like a middle retired. well, he's done for me, will never be. i'm so causing it. hum chombo through to us and we try to explain this to the children that a little it's an evening. we pray and talk with each of a legal issue, i don't, but that's the other hand that were alive well known to call the staff a every well it's a. c i noticed the family sadness that they was to lose a loved one year a

they went up to my father's prep school at st paul's in concord, new hampshire, an and the work that they put in was absolutely incredible. and john's written a great book, so i really you all enjoy it and on the last year on the campaign trail, even though i'm not in politics, i ran into judge mike barranco on wife kim everywhere and you were one of the first ones to tell me how much you enjoyed the book and you shared it. other members of the baltimore county bench and others in the bar association. so i want to thank you all for that to. but none of this would be possible. john, you hadn't have done an incredible job writing daniel brewster story. so i want you to know how grateful the entire brewster family is to you, john. thank you. thank you all all. thanks gary. i'd like just to give a few brief reflections about the book and about how i got involved in this and why i'm sitting up here. i got reacquainted with gary a little over a year ago, actually, at a fundraiser at delegate michelle guyton house. and we enjoyed each other casually in high school and we had a mutual intere

sales of netflix sets help when a fresh all-time highs after disclosing it mike tyson-st. paul fight was the most dreamed global sporting event of all time with 65 million live concurrent streams and 108 million total viewers. >> it really appears to me streaming in this whole life situation is going to become bigger and bigger and we are going to keep the records be sent. thanks. >>> turning back to the big event of the week and the one that will likely drive the market action in the near-term. nvidia results out after the bell. and bank of america highlights this week that the chip giant will likely drive nearly 25% of the earnings growth for the third quarter. let's get more of this and the broader market with the chief global strategist at principal asset management. what is remarkable to me is we have massive global headlines. the ratcheting up of the tensions between ukraine and russia. yet largely it seems we watch the market shock that off in favor of looking at corporate earnings. do you think that is going to be how the markets interpret the near-term? that it is earn

which is a good turnaround from the st. paul in september.mber is still within the margin of error. there is no clear leader. but a swing like this from such a well-respected pollster -- this might be indication that harris may over perform in the midwest. even in battlegrounds like wisconsin. today while speaking in pennsylvania, the former president attacked the pollster and said it was unfairly skewed to favor harris. >> i have a poll on 10 points up in iowa. -- why would they announce a poll that highly skewed toward liberals and democrats? when you read it, they interviewed far more democrats. why do they do that? i think there is a law they have to stay that. because they would prefer not having to say that. >> i am joined now by j ann selzer. -- alongside david axelrod and john king. how surprised were you at this -- these numbers, would you make of them? and feel free to respond to with the former president said. >> thank you for having me. we first saw the numbers on tuesday morning, monday night was the first night in the field. i w

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snow that we picked up and here's what your black friday looks like from chicago to minneapolis-st. paul. maybe going to the mall of america. not a bad idea if you are shopping and 17 degrees is going to be a cold front and the cold air will set the stage for lake effect snow and lots of it. check this out towards northeast ohio theory pa and upstate new york we will be measuring snow not just in inches but in a couple of places, feet of snow possible and this is of the most of it. check this out we look at montague, we are expecting between 4 and 6 feet of snow friday, that's tomorrow through the weekend and into early next week. it's going to feel like christmas day than thanksgiving and so many spots. we will wrap it up with buffalo to michigan on we have a cold week ahead of us with snowflakes and the forecast. >> gillian: all right.there is stores that are closed for the thanksgiving holiday today coming up next imagine a world where children have no access to social media. in australia they may soon not have to win this ban is set to become a law. in la a nonprofit group gives a fu

let's do it, joe by, let's go with minneapolis, st. paul. joe joe i like it. that's my guess too.xas. will: i hate that, i'm done. rachel: he hates it when it's the texas and he gets it wrong. will: they've done it with san antonio -- joey: i talkedded you right into that. partially responsible. will: oh, well. as you can see, the champion of the skyline game is not here -- joey: no. will: that's because he's up on the board over there. he's part of a trump administration cabinet that's beginning to take shape. of course, our very own pete hegseth nominated as secretary of defense. and the latest nomination would be the youngest press secretary in u.s. history at the age of 27. it is caroline left visit who has -- karoline leavitt. rachel: she previously served in the trump's first administration as the assistant press secretary to our own fox news and friend kayleigh mcenany back in 2022. she actually raunched -- we just learned this today, she had launched a campaign back in 2022 to run for congress. she won the reprimary but lost the general election. she's only 27 the years ol

up toward minneapolis-st. paul, going to the mall of america up there, not a bad idea if you are shopping at 17 degrees, it's going to be a cold front. that is go to set the stage for lake effect snow and lots of it. check this out towards northeast ohio and parts of upstate new york, we will be measuring snow not just in inches but in a couple of places, feet of snow possible. this is in the most of it either. we look at montague, expecting between four to 6 feet of snow friday so that's her day tomorrow. through the weekend and into early next week, it is good to feel more like christmas day than thanksgiving and so many spots. we are -- we wrap it up with this, we have a cold weekend ahead of us with snowflakes in the forecast. back to you. >> gillian: there is also the markets were closed today for the thinks giving holiday. imagine a world where children have no access to social media. in australia, they may soon not have to as a ban is set to become national law. with some of our... fox 11 nla, on nonprofit g

all right, this last one here was sent in by jordan nims in st. paul, minnesota. draft. he spotted the owner of the jacksonville jaguars in the background, and he thought that he looked like me. let's take a look at this. [ laughter ] what? i don't know. i don't know. let's see. i don't even know if i need a a wig for this. but let's try. ♪ [ applause ] ♪ [ laughter ] [ laughter and applause ] all right, now it's time to vote. you already make your decision? >> questlove: yeah, i mean, you're every person, man. >> jimmy: yeah. i feel like that last one hit a a chord. it's time to vote on which one looks most like me. is it "a," the guy from the german band fawn? is it "b," the dutch singer? [ light laughter ] or is it "c," the jacksonville jaguars' owner? cast your votes. here we go. ♪ everyone, just press which one, "a," "b," or "c." roots, you guys got your clickers, everyone? all right, the votes are in. let's see the results. oh, my gosh. [ dinging ] by far, it's the owner of the jacksonville jaguars. [ applause ] i wish i owned a football team. that's all the

though, black friday, tomorrow, if you are joining us up toward the mall of america in minneapolis, st. pault place to be, drop down to only 70 degrees for a high temperature, so if you are able to find a sale on a winter coat, do it tomorrow. here is that lake-effect snow, check that out, parts of lake erie over to northeast ohio and erie, p.a., we will be tracking feet of snow possible, and not just one or 2 feet of snow, although that is what is possible toward springfield by the time we get to friday through early next week, but in montague, this is unbelievable, right, 4-6 feet of lake effect snow is expected. it's going to look just like christmas day as opposed to being on thanksgiving, right? molly, the forecast calling for a cool weekend ahead in buffalo, watertown, and erie, p.a. back to you. >> molly: michael, great job! a warning to my cousins in buffalo. they have seen it all before, though. thank you so much for coming in on thanksgiving. a warning about the big snow to come. >> absolutely. >> griff: the feet of snow, no thanks. meanwhile, president-elect trump's mass deportati

our territorial governor served as the mayor of st. paul.e did a lot of really nasty things he served up here in the house. but when he came to minnesota he was in his position of governor and superintendent of affairs played a key role to live on the land of the dakota people. he did a lot of things. he also led to a conflict in 1862, a group of dakota they were entitled to lock up not being provisions on right to uprising. minnesota has the largest history of hanging native americans after that uprising. but, one of the things that came out of all that was the term redskin. i worked with tribal leaders and allies for a long time about eliminating the term red. when i heard you referred to code red i thought i would let my tribes to think about that? i'm not asking for a big discussion on that right now. that is the connotation as a non- native american to use that to hear that term in minnesota. so we need to do something to separate things out i would help members of congress would reflect on your choices and your wishes for what we call

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now the left wing nationalist sion st. paul, he gained the ground in the last election, but as since dropped to 18 percent in recent pulse. and if no policy winds in majority, a could take weeks to try and form a government. duncan morrow is professor of politics at all. state university joins us from bell, falls good to have us. so 1st of all, what you'll take on this has been a little bit of a road of cosa. do you think fee on a full and seen a guy i can do it again. oh, it shouldn't sign heading for a victory but it certainly looks as though the government parties will probably scrape in, but they won't have a big majority and they may have to find other partners to make the numbers out. about a year ago, people kind of thought since then might do it. but in the last year, as one of your reports said, the controversy over immigration has really had the sion fate and coalesce. and so it will be a big surprise. certainly not at this stage. of sense and we're able to, i wish the government. but as i said that the parties in the

we know that these 10 population optics time this is mike st. paul and even opened fields by some useful clues who have been completely destroy. ready and some is by the way, what time you get today, i've been told by the all me do most of everybody. and after there for me, i am kind of displacement. now there have been calling me said one of the areas that he has been admitted to has recently announced that they have expanded this old humanitarian things stolen. the okay is most hard assumed. uh, bring us more on the latest strike that we have seen the in gaza. tight was telling us at least 2 people killed in that attack on make shift tens in there. i'll follow a group of age. humanitarian organizations says israel has failed to meet washington's demands. to increase humanitarian access to goza. last month, the by the ministration gave israel a few day deadline to get $358.00 trucks into garza. every day. according to our number of 8 trucks entering, garza has fallen to as low as level and 11 months with just the 2 trucks a day on average and octobe

the equipment and the drugs to help those that are injured and the only way they can get into the st. paul with age trucks. and there was a very stock warning at the security council 24 hours ago saying that even fewer trucks entering the strip than ever before a man and, and this continued to be the case for more than a year now with curriculum amounts of the little number of a truck being allowed to the gaza strip. we're talking about 500 to 600 trucks daily basis. that's before october 7th, before this june, inside the worst part of the now we're looking at an average of $30.00 to $40.00 trucks, but not on a very regular basis. that, for example, the past month and none of these, the trucks were allowed into the got the strip and already cause depletion in the market, positive signs of starvation across the central area. and the southern part of the state for the northern part of the gods. did that includes big time on the edge of value, or if you can value it down to stick a bit, le, and all the governor right there is an actual fab and, and the family review committee warrant that the

and contrary to what is uh, you know, come on, come on, place of trump is likely to stand up by st. paul, to disassociate himself from the host policies, refer to remarks which were made by j, the events, the vice presidential moment a just a few days ago when he said that the american in his reading impressed will always be identical. and that we don't support a role in a wrong now say those statements in the midst of the election campaign. indeed, on the eve of the elections themselves, i think that is something significant to which must not be taken lightly. i also think that the americans bigger the trunk or harris. awesome. what have friendship for or against and i will, which would bring into us. and what i mean here is a ball that well which iran will be party to us. so there are limits, i believe, for the american support for the use ready side have the heart of the candidate for the sake of american interests. i think 1st and foremost is going to have to exert some real pressure on nothing. you know why, but leave again that it's more likely that that pressure is going to come.

. >> he gave that speech from where my mom grew up in st. paul, minnesota. for so many of who have family and friends from the midwest, that's the same tim walz i met when i reached my hand over as rachel called it the salad bar at the democratic national convention. when i asked him what's it like to be here, are you excited. he said doesn't every public schoolteacher imagine being here on this moment as the eve of his nomination as the vice presidential nominee for the democratic party. to me the word that comes back to me is familiar. that's the word we see and feels like people from that part of the country we know and sort of the role he's played throughout this entire campaign. >> well, it's a really important point because i've been on winning campaigns and i've been on losing campaigns. and the side that gets back on its feet the fastest is the one that cloaks itself in the most humility. and i mean this -- the walzs are humility embodied. >> personified. i also think people look for bright spots saying minnesota can be an example. use -- for some of

host: tom in st. paul, minnesota, line for democrats. good morning. caller: hey, good morning.michael. i just -- my call. i just first want to push back on the ridiculous notion that donald trump somehow won a mandate from the country. he did not and it's clear already that has vote total will be less than 50%. and clearly also, the house of representatives, look for that over the next several months to actually flip to control of democrats. there is a real potential that for periods of time democrats' hakeem jeffries will be speaker of the house. that's something i look forward to. there is no mandate at all. with respect to his cabinet picks, it's a cabinet full of sex pests. republicans, i hope you are very proud of the clowns and buffoons that are being tapped for service. it is all a smokescreen. it is just a message to government, people working in government actually doing work, trump is in charge. i can put any person, i can put anybody in charge. it doesn't matter. i'm the one who's going to run it, just don't you forget it, so that's the message. mostly just pushing b

host: tom in st. paul, minnesota, line for democrats. good morning. caller: hey, good morning.aking michael. i just -- my call. i just first want to push back on the ridiculous notion that donald trump somehow won a mandate from the country. he did not and it's clear already that has vote total will be less than 50%. and clearly also, the house of representatives, look for that over the next several months to actually flip to control of democrats. there is a real potential that for periods of time democrats' hakeem jeffries will be speaker of the house. that's something i look forward to. there is no mandate at all. with respect to his cabinet picks, it's a cabinet full of sex pests. republicans, i hope you are very proud of the clowns and buffoons that are being tapped for service. it is all a smokescreen. it is just a message to government, people working in government actually doing work, trump is in charge. i can put any person, i can put anybody in charge. it doesn't matter. i'm the one who's going to run it, just don't you forget it, so that's the message. mostly just pus

and so i think we take a deep breath, i think citizenship itself is about the hard work as st. paulnnedy used in his -- the coda to his inaugural address, being patient in tribulation. there are a lot of people this morning who are waking up who feel that the world is ending. there are a lot of people waking up who think, okay, we are back on the right track. the point of america is that we should all be able to have those different views, but move forward together. i'm not -- i'm not trying to preach here, but that's what democracy is. it's disagreeing and dissenting within a common vernacular. and the country has made a very clear decision and now we will find out if, in fact, the folks who have been entrusted with power are worthy of that power. >> donald trump wins overwhelmingly, it's looking like he is on track to win all seven of those battleground states. we have also been talking about republicans taking control of the senate and we have another call to make now. nbc news can project that jon tester of montana has lost his senate seat to tim sheehy, the republican in the st

some of the votes that he surrendered in 2020, democrats count on this area, take a look at where st. paulmocrats, if they can hit the big margins in the twin cities, they can with stand defections or losses in the more blue collar areas. it looks like trump has made gains in the blue collar areas, but the reason he's still trailing is the twin cities are doing what democrats depend on them to do. >> steve kornacki, that was me putting you through the races. you're quite amazing. we're going to give you a break. we're going to take a quick break and come back on the other side of this. stay with us. and look forward to a more confident future. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. [sofi mnemonic] (♪♪) can a mortgage move you forward? absolutely. sofi has helped over 130,000 people take the leap toward home ownership. sofi mortgage. verified pre-approval. low down payment options, and a on-time close guarantee. a bend with a bump in your erection might be painful, embarassing, difficult to talk about, and could be peyronie's disease or pd, a real medical condition that urologis

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