ted: thank you. right, and if you want more information, the website for the san jose police foundation on the screen, you can log on it for more information and see maybe how you can help in supplying those officers to respond to your 911 calls as well. up next on "comunidad del valle," la raza historical society. you wanna stay with us. damian: la raza historical society, it's a salute to latino veterans. with me on the show is dr. joel herrera with la raza historical society; also, a author, dr. michael ornelas, and also rudy razo, who's another veteran joining us here on the show. welcome to the show, gentlemen. dr. joel ruiz herrera: thank you, thank you, damian. damian: all right, well, tell us, first of all, what's happening here, then we'll get into our guests. dr. herrera: well, we have a relatively new community organization here in santa clara valley, which is called la raza historical society of santa clara valley, and, you know, that's part of what we do in telling our stories, our raza

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ted budd from north carolina will be here. bill hemmer will be at the hannity hemmer big bore and we'll have the very latest details on the northern california felon that atalked paul pelosi with a hammer. we begin with the state of panic in the democratic party. they are now petrified by the very real possibility that democrats could lose the house and lose the senate, not to mention multiple major gubernatorial races across this great country of ours. this weekend, barack obama, bernie sanders, first lady jill biden are hitting the campaign trail hard in a desperate attempt to salvage some of these races. but not joe biden. the president is just not up to the task. it's more than he can handle at this point in his life, so he will spend the weekend in delaware with his granddaughter. so much for needed rest and relaxation. after all, it was a busy week for joe. public events almost every day. needless to say, the struggle was very real. yesterday, for example, biden seemed to think that he's inherited $5 a gallon gas prices

ted budd from north carolinalin will be here. hemme our very own bill hemmere at t will be at the handy hammer biga board.ve very plus, we're going to bring yoult the very latest details on the northern california felon that attack paul pelosi with a hammehar. it but we begin with the absolute state of panic inside the democratic party all around the country. p they are now petrifiedetrifi by very real possibility that the democrats could lose the house and lose the senate, not to majr mention multiple major gubernatorial races all across this great country of ours. this weekend, barack obama, bernie sanders, even first lady jill biden, they're all hitting the campaign trail hard in a desperate attempt to salvager. some of these races. bujot noe t joe biden, the president. it's m he's just noort up to the taskt and it's more than he can handle at thishi point in his life. so he will be spending the weekend in delawarere with his wit granddaughter. so much needed rest and relaxation for the president.afe now, afterr al all, it was

orrin hatch said no, ted, don't make it a big new title meant.et's run it through the states pay for it with a new tax on cigarettes. now, orrin hatch could say that because in utah people do not smoke as much as they do elsewhere in the united states. and the dynamics of that were such that at the last minute, ted kennedy burst into orrin hatch and screamed at him over financial components of the legislation, and he accused orrin hatch of betraying him and ruining the whole bill. then orrin hatch sat him down and patiently explained to him how that was not the case, how they had already agreed to a lot of this, and this would make it passable to the senate, and it was a good program because governors would run it is a block grant to the states. and ted kennedy combed down and in the end hatch was right, but it's an example of how legislators can be at each other's throats but sometimes that creative combat can produce a great result. longtime senator from maryland told me of the days that she and kennedy and hatch and others would get together a

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but here we are, ted. it's almost in a casual way, it's being referenced in the media and by some western politicians. having said that, the russian side is never once even mentioned, it is reacted to western commentary. but it does not proactively say we're going to use these weapons. there is not one case where you would know that following western media. ted, that's absolutely right. there's been a lot of very lose talk. you've got to former high ranking us military official saying that the u. s. should join a multilateral military force in ukraine, which is to say to take this thing from a proxy ward was shooting war with russia. unfortunately, on the other hand, you mostly got people like retired admiral mike mullen, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff under president george w bush and president obama saying this talk is great job. i've been talking about arm again. we have to back right off that we have to get to the negotiating table soon by one means or another. so it's not total insanity

ted cruz out tuesday. you can get your copy on amazon.com.ary 6 what do you make how people are being prosecuted? they don't seem to be segregated people who are non-violent for those who were, they seem to be treated differently than leftists who create all kinds of mayhem. >> you are right, that is a big topic of this book. this book is the first inside account of what happened on january 6. i take "the reader" through the events of 2020 election, up to january 6. through the evidence of election fraud and voter fraud in november 2020. democrat and corporate media ib ismaaiyl brinsley ib sift insist does not exist. i walk them through if supreme court took that case. i said yes, i would be happy to. i walk through president trump asking me with texas case of the supreme court, if supreme court took texas case if i would argue, that i would be happy, to i walk them through to day on january 6. where in days beforehand, i work to assemble a coalition of 11 senators to stand up, object and demand to examine evidence of voter fraud, i walked th

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it is signed, ted turner.se] >> we have heard so many wonderful words of tribute tonight, as we draw close to the end of this evening, celebrating our friend, i want to add a few personal words of my own. when tom johnson reached out to me about joining cnn in 1993, he made a strong case that there were opportunities to grow. he arranged for me to fly to atlanta to meet with ted, and what i should have realized, the person i would be co-anchoring with, had signed off on this as well. tom arranged a lunch here in washington with bernie. bernie, was already a superstar. other than ted turner, no one was more responsible for putting cnn on the big-time map. i knew him a little, respected his work enormously, but i was a little nervous about whether he thought anchoring with this new kid from pbs was really a good idea. he could not have been more warm or welcoming. what he said about the work we would be doing was music to my ears. as far as he was concerned, the news always came first. he cared about journalism,

>> well, ted budd has been in congress for six years.'t have to wonder about what he will do. on four separate occasions he has voted against funding for law enforcement, even to include tackling our opioid crisis which is huge in north carolina. i have worked with law enforcement and grateful to be endorsed by shave riffs and other law enforcement officers in the state, and they're endorsing me because they know we've worked in tandem keeping our communities safe. the reality is ted budd and national republicans are trying to frighten folks about my record. ted budd certainly is because he cannot defend his own. it does a disservice to folks in north carolina. the reality is they're the ones worried. they wouldn't be spending that kind of money if they didn't know we can win this race. >> "the new york times" reports some black democrats believe you're not getting enough support and other black women are not getting enough support. two black congresswoman, alma adams and barbara lee, say the national democrats, again, are not doing enou

. >> brian: senator ted cruz gets a less than warm welcome at "the view."cker. >> did i miss a entire year of antifa riots. >> i know what an antifa right is yeah, i guess you did. >> your position is the left doesn't engage in violence? really? will. >> ainsley: vacation nightmare a tourists stuck hundreds of feet under ground while visiting the grand canyon. details on the rescue efforthe s next. ♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! hello, i'm franklin graham. we're in election season and many politicians are promising that they're telling the truth. i can tell you there is one who always tells the truth. that is the lord jesus christ. he said, "i'm the way, the truth and the life, "and no man comes to the father except through me." there aren't many ways to god. there is only one, and that's through jesus christ. god sent jesus to earth to save us from our sins. he took our sins to the cross. he shed his blood and died, was buried, and god raised him to life on the third day. if you have never trusted him, if you have never put your faith in the embodime

they are, in alphabetical order, ted metz, a retired entrepreneur. bee nguyen, a democrat who serves for district av nine. brad raffensperger is the incumbent secretary of state in georgia. now, let's meet our panelist, matt brown is a democracy reporter on georgia elections for the washington post, welcome. and mark covers elections in georgia government for the atlanta constitutional. thank you for being here. for complete rules on today's debate, please visit the atlanta >> to start this debate each candidate will be asked one question, candidates have 60 seconds to answer each question. we will get the first question to ted metz. >> good morning, mr. matt, you have talked -- mr. metz, you have talked about not just your desire to have ballots cast on paper but to have them hand counted. hand counting would take much longer and studies and research showed that counting ballots is less accurate than counting them by machine. why do you believe it would increase voter confidence? >> because humans want to be honest. they do it in france where they h

second up is ted widmer. ted is a historian, writer, librarian and musician who, currently is a professor in the macaulay or honors college at cuny. he also served as a white house speech writer and historical advisor to bill clinton and was an advisor to hillary clinton. she served as secretary of state. he has taught at harvard washington college. he has served as director and librarian of the john carter brown library at brown university and director of the cooley center, the library of congress. his book is lincoln on the verge 13 days to washington. he is a 2022 recipient of the guggenheim fellowship. congratulations, ted. that's leslie dunne. and we'll be talking about the transition after the election of 1860. so you can tell we're choosing the good ones. rachel sheldon is associate professor of history and director of the richard civil war era center at penn state university. she specializes in the long 19th century and writes and teaches about slavery and abolition the civil war, the u.s., south and

he says, ted cruz wanted to broaden the reach, good thing for him to be there.bably have a little different take than a lot of people, i give "the view" credit for inviting him on and i applaud ted cruz going on and answering the questions. ted cruz is right. he is out there able to talk a few million people. he can blow past the hosts. it exposes the radical climate activists. if you think that is changing the opinion of anybody by doing what they did or throwing paint on a monet or some high-priced piece of art, they're not doing anything to help their cause whatsoever. david: guys, we have run out of time. i wish we had more. good to see you both. you're excellent folks. i appreciate you being here. jason, brent, good to see you. thank you for being here. "evening edit" exclusive coming up, florida officials taking legal action against human traffickers. how criminals are taking advantage of biden's open border policies. florida attorney general ashley moody is leading the legal action and will be joining us next on "the evening edit." ♪ your shipping manager

what exactly he is taking america back from only ted cruz knows.you to know, despite his appearance, he is all man. >> we're on the first day of our bus tour. started at tomball, texas. we're driving down to the rio grande valley. there is no better way to start it than right here at bucky's. we're set with emergency provisions for the road. onward. to take back america. almost forgy the beaver nuggets. >> jimmy: that's right. beaver nuggets, by the way, is what ted's wife calls his testicles. [ applause ] and what a video. what a totally regular and not at all pretending to be an average joe dude he is. let me just stop by the bucky's for some beer and beaver nuggets and wash it all down with a healthy helping of stepmom porn. if he wasn't so horrible, i'd feel sorry for him. you know no one wanted to go on that bus with him, right? everyone on his staff suddenly tested positive for covid. you know, i've been hosting the show for a long time, and there is a lot i'm proud of over the last two decades, but there is one dream that i've never really i

thank you. >> ted metz, you get the last word today. mr. metz: georgia, it is time to put politics aside and vote your conscience for the best candidate. principal over party for the preservation of the republic. remember this when you hear a politician or newscaster say our democracy is at stake. understand democracy is 51 vega ns and 49 carnivores arguing over what is for dinner. we will all be eating crickets soon. we need to stop electing psychopaths and reelecting psychopaths. our government is reestablished -- a republic. the threat of restoring a constitutional republic is frightening to the psychopaths. keep in mind the meta-money a candidate spends to get reelected is a measure of how much they sold us out. we have to stop electing psychopathss. they will tell you what they want to hear and then serve themselves and the special interest that fund their campaigns. you will know them by their acts. >> thank you. thank you all for being here today. that concludes our debate. we would like to remind voters election day is right around

i need to start playing that. >> steve: and i reach out to ted and i ask what today's start word.s "ocean." >> brian: what you do with that, i don't know. i've never played it. >> steve: it's fun. >> brian: "the new york times" bought it, right? >> steve: they did, and it's one of the main reasons people go to their website. >> ainsley: candidates in three pivotal races are getting ready to square off in the debate stage. >> steve: all eyes are on pennsylvania, new york state, and michigan as polls show that in some cases the contests are so close they could go either way. >> brian: griff jenkins has promised to watch and review. hey, griff. >> rise and shine, sleepy heads. 14 days to go. good morning, three big critical debates tonight. let's start in the keystone state where fetterman is already lowering expectations, saying this in a campaign memo. "let's be clear about this match up. dr. oz has been a professional tv personality for the last two decades. this is not john's format. look no further than the debates from the primary this year. if we are being honest, oz clearly c

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. >> raphael warnock and ted cruz? >> that's right. partnered with republican ted cruz to extend i-14, connecting military communities in texas and georgia, which will help create jobs from columbus to may con to augusta. >> i'm raphael warnock and i'll work with anyone if it means helping georgia. >> i can't say with certainly that ted cruz never appeared in a democratic senate ad. >> not in that way. >> i can't remember it. >> don't get me started on pineapple and pizza. that's the most controversial part of the ad. i don't know the benefit of naming ted cruz if you're a democrat in georgia. i would say will work with republicans. ted cruz is reviled. i think for plenty of reasons. i'm not sure that's who i would have name checked in my ad. >> michael, you hate ted cruz if you're a democrat. >> this is the second ad he's run, the other one was tommy tubberville. >> another good one. >> i know. what it says to me, sounds like they're going after independent voters. >> bernie sanders hitting the campaign trail to rally for candidates a

like ted cruz's head.we got to call ted cruz ally and mother flock in capital's dorman mother hate and trump support and -- >> an all new 30 for 30. bleacher preacher. >> the houston astros kick off the world series tomorrow night at home against the philadelphia fillies. and you know we care about safety on this show. we suggest that senator cruz sent to the astros home games and stay far far away from philly fans. on that note, we wish you all a very good and very safe night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late with us tonight. i will see you with the end of tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ tonight on all in. >> i'm gonna ask you straight-up, is this a sign that the fix is in? >> that is an attempt to have a fix in.

washington elite ted cruz. this is a guy who is a u.s.sends his children to a private school where the tuition costs as much -- that was just the beginning, that was friday night. cruz then flew to new york city where he watched the houston astros sweep the yankees, earning a spot in the world series. notice how he is sitting in the most man of the people see possible, that would be right behind home plate. i'm curious if you paid that ticket himself or maybe it was his wife salary from goldman sachs. crews received the exact kind of welcome you would expect. you can see the three middle fingers we had a blur in this image. when the senator left the stadium at the top of the sixth inning, the crowd is very pleased to see him go. [noise] the last insult goes back to cancun, a reference to ted cruz at his absolute most popular, when he is most devoted to the working men and women of this country. you will remember that was last february when he snuck off to the ritz-carlton in cancun during the once in generation weather disaster that left

did they actually tell you, "you know what, ted? this could be counterproductive"? we had our struggles, we had our debates, heated debates, because at that time, no—one knew which approach was right. but then i only followed my instincts, that i shouldn't let the world see hong kong as being quite democratic and quite free and you can speak out and do whatever you like while it's not at all. so i'd rather stand with the people and to reveal the very, very dark side of the regimes and to let the world see the very dark nature that we didn't have ourfreedom and it was all a fake image, propaganda created by the beijing/hong kong regimes. i'd rather the world see that, and to let the world see that, the way that you do it is to confront it. and so that.... when it fights back, you see what your real opponent really is like. on a personal level, you did manage... having fled to copenhagen, then to britain, and obviously now settled in australia, at least for the time being, you did manage to get yourfamily out, too. yes, idid. and i wo

host: that's hear from ted. ted in boston. independent line go ahead.aller: i was just sitting here remarking, you know, after i see this guy on tv i'm saying while we have to deal with this. like i used to call into c-span and it used to be higher-quality because we were presented with higher quality topics of discussion and candidates. i'm sitting here wondering at one point does your guest take a stand with respect to the really low quality here that we have on america in terms of political discussion what would it take for that guy to stand against the other, i don't know, garbage that we are presented with? the topics of discussion, people like oz and bible thumper republicans and maga terrorists. guest: it's up to primary collectors to pick the candidates. the parties don't exercise as much control as the use too particularly the republican party over his getting nominated. so if you ask during the cycle who handpicks the senate candidates i don't think he would have selected the candidates that were produced but he didn't have the power to do tha

ted: i think everybody is standing by to see.e had six or seven quarters of robust cloud growth and investment. this is the right question to ask. generally the cycle last about six to seven quarters of build and then there's some kind of digestion. in this cycle, it's a little more murky because we have global economic headwinds and to see what these cloud titans are going to do is spend. we've been at at unbelievable investment area and revenue run rate. if you take amazon, aws is 16% of their revenue. they grew 33% last quarter. if you look at google's number three, call it 7% of google's revenue and then azure grew 36% last quarter. where we are focused on the cloud area is can we keep this investment up and from a second derivative standpoint, that can be from a growth standpoint where we are talking about a sequential decline either on a dollar or growth basis, that is what people are waiting for. i think there is generally a bias to rationalize spend but we will have to see it in the numbers. jon: lots to consider. thank y

>> you think ted kennedy lied to his own diary?> you want to litigate some of the things can ted kennedy? did >> -- >> i think liberals right now are trying to make themselves feel better about the way the court has broken down and try to argue that people have misled and this and that and the other. they are conservative justices. they are strict constructionists. they have never presented themselves otherwise. >> -- >> that's not what it said. he did not say roe v. wade was settled law. none of these people in their confirmations promised they would rule a certain way. >> they didn't promise. but don't you think that saying things like that, that -- >> you can believe in precedent. but at the same time, you can also believe that some things deserve to be unwound. >> -- >> it's happened before, in this country -- >> excuse me, one of the things he mentioned in the diary entry, which, news clash to -- diary entry is no longer evidence you can actually include, his credibility is an issue for scott jennings. but i will tell you abou

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she is currently polling just one point behind ted budd.now, cheri beasley, democratic north carolina senate candidate. miss beasley, thank you for being here. so, i truly do believe that every senate race is the most important senate race in the country, but your race, in the last closing week of the campaign, it has been the thing that democrats are quite focused on. we know that senator schumer's pac has funneled, i think, $4 million into your campaign in recent days. what has your correspondents been with national democrats as you seek to perhaps help them hold on to the upper chamber? >> we have been focused on our in state, people power campaign. we knew this was gonna be a tough race, we have had tough fights before and i will not back down now. i am thankful that i had two successful contested statewide elections here in north carolina, and we are doing really well. there is a lot of enthusiasm and we've been traveling to a all of our one hundred counties around the state talking about the things people care lot about. they care abo

go ahead, ted. here, this is all the inevitable consequence of not dissolving nato back in 1990 after it's reason for existence, right, nation. and we've seen over the years that there been a chance to negotiate a better balance between europe and it's american sort of big brother and, and weapons provider on the one hand and rush on the other. and that's definitely gone downhill since at least a time than glad, i mean, took over is as president the 1st time around. and what we've seen recently is just an astonishing series of actions. and i wouldn't mind taking a 2nd to detail them. you've got the provision of advance ship missiles and guidance there from and training there for, from nato to the koreans, to use, against rushing into radiation. metals that haven't been shared outside of nato. as far as i can tell you got a hearing of intelligence for the use in the assassination in the field of abreast of general officers. you've got to use a very high tech guided missile which is accurate, and supp

of ted, as the police, what would be the first tipoff?ly basically in one area of stockton? most, or it seems that most of these type of random shootings have something in common, the same victim, the same ages, you know, blond women, but that's not here. what do police look for when he has such a varying range? >> hi, eric. you know, through the years i've been on with you and arthel, and i have covered quite a few of these serial killers. for instance for instance, i covered the vpk killer in kansas. that person murdered 10 people over a 17-year period. jeffrey dahmer, who murdered 17. matter of fact, he was the last -- eating some of his victims. ted onety, who was supposed to have been very handsome, killed 35. john wayne gacy, 33 murders. then the one that gets me more than anything else and i lived through it was the beltway sniper. a guy named john mohamed from louisiana. they killed 10 and wounded 3, him and lee, his accomplice. all of these serial killers had one thing in common, a compulsive urge to kill. so what is happening he

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liz cheney, ted cruz. let me give you another example. newt gingrich speaking the other day about herschel walker. let's watch. >> i think he is the most important senate candidate in the country, because he will do more to change the senate just by the sheer presence, by his confidence, his deep commitment to christ, the degree to which he -- he has been through a long, tough period. he had a lot of concussions coming out of football. he suffered ptsd. >> the former history professor and ideological core of the gingrich revolution, the contract with america. >> yeah. andr andrea, herschel was recruited because of his name and fund-raising prowess and mitch mcconnell could manipulate him to be one vote for mitch when he gets to the senate, not because of any credentials he brings substantively. that's the reality of it. it's an unfortunate fall for newt gingrich. you will see evidence of that. the next five weeks will not be about his credentials. it will be a negative attack on warnock, on crime, immigration and inflation. republicans wi

ted wheeler is starting to sound like ted cruz.y realize that voters don't want their kids to step over dirty needles and dead bodies on their way to school. and new york mayor, eric adams, still hasn't figured it out. subway crime up 40% this year. people just get shoved into the tracks. mugged on the platforms, and this is the mayor's plan to solve it. >> first, i think that you were right about, you know, not having your ipods in, not focusing on the phone and i say yes to that i do the same. and we put out a video and information telling people about being aware of what's around them. >> jesse: don't listen to music while you are in public. it's too dangerous. instead of telling us to take out our headphones, how about you take out the career criminals roaming free. the lunatic who pushed the guy on the tracks lamal mccrea he has been arrested, are you ready? 14 times. assault, burglary, robbery, murder, the guy is just pushing people on the subway tracks. and the trains aren't safe and they haven't been safe for a while. look

texas senator ted cruz joins us now in utah tonight. great to have you, senator. i noticed one thing going on in utah and i want to point it out. a fortune is coming from outside of the state in the smear attacks, a lot of slander against senator mike lee who has done a phenomenal job. a true constitutionalist like yourself. we call him egg mcmuffin, evan mcmullen, is out there pretending to be something that he's not. he is a romney republican. i hope the people in utah are smart enough to understand. >> you are exactly right. this race in utah, mike lee, unfortunately has a real race. i am campaigning for mike. mike is phenomenal. mike lee is one of the greatest senators ever to have served in the united states and is. he's a brilliant constitutional scholar. he's a fierce and ferocious fighter over and over again for a decade. mike and i have been side-by-side and shoulder to shoulder fighting to defend freedom and defend the constitution and to merge our own party to stand up and actually do what we promise to do. here in utah the democrats are doing something

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