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te ivafr th. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall?nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >>> welcome back to our special coverage of tonight's vice presidential debate. >> we're about seven minutes away now. ohio senator jd vance facing off against minnesota governor tim walz. may be the last debate voters see at all before election day. >> let's go back to tom llamas in the spin room, crowded there tonight, if not already. >> reporter: oh, yeah. you know that is true. the spin rooms are where the candidates come with their surrogates right after the debate to argue they won the debate. i want to show you a live camera now of this spin room. it is unlike any we have seen before. because of its size. it is only about 3,000 to

te escuchamos. qué tal? así es. qué tal? pues esta fue una conferencia de prensa liderada por el senador estatal joseph becker aquí en redwood citys y él pues la convocó ante la posibilidad de que ocurra en deportaciones masivas en caso de que gane el presidente trump las elecciones. esa es una promesa de su campaña. y él fue enfático en decir que esto no puede suceder o no, y no debe de suceder que hay que luchar contra esto porque ha ocurrido anteriormente y él asegura que esto es algo que destroza a familias, que hace que familias, pues se separen a la fuerza y que eso es algo muy doloroso. también han están representantes de la ciudad de redwood city que dicen que los líderes locales, pues están con la comunidad inmigrante y todo lo que ellos puedan hacer para protegerla, pues lo van a hacer también hay activistas comunitarios, como por ejemplo de la organización alas, que es una organización que trabaja en pro de los derechos de los campesinos. están ubicados en una ciudad que se llama half moon bay, aquí en el área de la bahía, en la península del área de la bahía. su líder, su líder, dijo que ella ha visto de primera mano

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te throw her into 60 minutes, the view. >> how's it going?en faile >> not well. she even failed oprah. i mean, thinthink about this. >> a city council, someone running for city councila haswol been questioned more about what they would do for your city than the persod city w who wants to be the leader of the free world. nt "thet's so ironic to me wheor you look at the "new york times" poll, 60% of america wants change. n poll, 60ca wants28% said they do what she stands for. but she says she's the changr, e candidate, but she would do nothing different than joe biden. nowtonw, joe biden doesn't even remember what he did. >> she actually does.e >> so she hahas nos excuse.no she could have picked from sshog manys. things afghanistan. >> maybe i would have kept bagram. you know, you wouldn't have sanctions on iran that kille d all these people. >> 13 americans died and she said she wouldn't do anything different. nothing. she was the last person in the room. you've got inflatione wathe las. rising, where it's harming every single american. shg e wouldn't do anything different. you got a border that no bill passed, but she litera

te a year ago.ey and hamas only promises they want to do it again. and the sick thing, trey, the most despicable thing is the ditties in the west in new york city, 110,da, you have mods saying we want to celebrate october 7th. we want to celebrate attacks on israelis against colonialism and all the other ideological nonsense. i can't think of anything morewt despicable here in then western democracies, there are people openly supporting hamashb and hezbollah, both of them people, barbaric terrorist groups and openly anti-semitic and openly calling to destroy israel and openly destroying families and the streets and campuses of america. you have students who are embracing thiss,. it is really despicable.desp >> trey: thank you so much for joining us on a sunday night. >> thank you for having me. >> trey: iran's fuels conflict abroad and the fbi stonewalling their oversight of iran's heck of donald trump's campaignng t. this is a new report from nearly 2 million immigrants who entered the country under the biden-harris administration could pose an actual security risk. ohio congressman jim jordan is the chair of the house judiciary committee and joins

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city was named after washington. mount vernon was just across the river, and pretty much everyone that visited washington, d.c. went to mount vernon to pay their respects. so hets was always present in te of americans even if he didn't have an actual tangible role in the election. >> host: so let's go back to november of 1890 -- 1800. was the first tuesday in november, was that in the constitution? >> guest: no, it was not. so the idea of the election being on the first tuesday, actually the first tuesday after the first monday in november, was not a part of the electoral practice. and states were, states were responsible for deciding when their elections would take place. and usually they took place over a 6-8 week period because they actually involved multiple different steps. each state was responsible for deciding how its electors would be chosen. is sometimes it was the state legislature would decide. sometimes states had direct elections for the electors. and sometimes they had a mix. andan so, for example, in the ce of maryland, they had around -- round one of elections in which the citizens went to vote for their state legislatures, and then round two was a partial direct elect

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