e, the town hall and he confessed already directly under the e, demanded the magistrate that they neededge of the glad. these are the bodies of these loans at home for food and nutrition and the city dweller. and this is the hall under e. on avito ship from the right. it's lava some other chamber call this magistrate. so itself, we can especially say that there were delays for the wight, these original highways for launicol burmisters. these are the people of the town hall function of the cultural installation at the front of the whole other on top, verkhadzhiniya urad theatrical imprezes and concerts could take place. gifts from the sacks of no other top were the richest, piled up to our hearth at the footprints, the interior design was not overwhelmed. we could shoot 10 each, which one obeyed from the first top, and so you always miscalculated and went to them, and this is how he himself was a trick, yakim allowed. well, this is a rare reception of knees. in general, we have everything for you. we are accustomed to all sorts of slander unfolding near our homes. and it's all for your sa

the first wooden town hall appeared in the city in 1578 and only 100 years later a new stone town hallpened its doors to the city rulers, and in the same year exactly, on september 1. its twenty-six- meter tower fell off, apparently, the builders were caught dropouts or the material let us down. the main thing is that another foreman rebuilt the new tower to the conscience . they say that in 1780 empress catherine ii and austrian emperor franz joseph ii admired the mogilev from this observation deck. truth. they did not then have the opportunity to look through panoramic binoculars. in the entire history of its existence, the mogilev city hall was both a legislative office and a court, and the first city prison and military radio station, and even managed to visit the fire tower. what am i doing under the table a historical fact during the time of the magdeburg law , these gentlemen in robes, members of the magistrate had to report to the taxpayers for the money spent, and journalists had no right to judge the townspeople anywhere except in the gate court. as you know the language, yes

today, the building of the town hall houses a museum of local lore, which contains unique exhibits. statute of the grand duchy of lithuania developed by leo sapieha, the prototype of the constitution of the edition of 1588. the residents of mogilev bought money from the moscow collector and pooled money for the purchase of this valuable exhibit for 200 years, the book of casimir. semenovich remained in the textbook on artillery and pyrotechnics, konstantin tsiolkovsky in his work, and multi-stage rockets gave a direct reference to this particular tome here, perhaps, you also need to stop here, unique armor was found at the bottom of the river, the stislavl temple managed to learn about the exact date, death, of a warrior on november 4, 1501 . time is running out for us, there is still a lot to be done, but look at communication. i will always find the mogilev city clock. when the idea was born, as soon as the first brick of the town hall was laid, such a desire arose immediately from watch parts, i call it a memory disk describes the events in mogilev history for many many centuries

today, the building of the town hall houses a museum of local lore, which contains unique exhibits.ute of the grand duchy of lithuania developed by leo sapieha, the prototype of the constitution of the edition of 1588. the residents of mogilev bought money from the moscow collector and pooled money for the purchase of this valuable exhibit for 200 years. casimir. semenovich remained in the textbook on artillery and pyrotechnics konstantin tsiolkovsky in his work, and multi-stage rockets gave a direct link to this font. here, perhaps, you also need to stop. of the year. time is running out for us, we still have a lot to do, but i will always find time to communicate with the caretaker of the mogilev city clock. when the idea was born, as soon as the first brick of the town hall was laid just such a desire is one of the details of the watch, i call it a memory disk describes the events in mogilev history for many, many centuries. and this arrow makes one revolution in 500 years. it is driven by a gearbox with a huge gear ratio. the mechanism of your watch is very unusual. what it cons

the town hall live in columbus with j.d.ek out and we are out in force. in nevada, pennsylvania, georgia, ohio, arizona, crucial battleground states all where the margins for senate showdowns are thin. razor thin. and in florida where president biden is campaigning today, but could it be a case of too little too late? we have you covered with alexandra hoff in nevada, alicia acuna in arizona and rich edson

eastern for analysis of the town hall with jake tapper and mike pence. pence.s town hall with former vice president mike pence. i'm jake tapper. he is the man at the center of one of the most fateful days in american history, january 6, 2021. and tonight the former vice president will lay out the events of that day in detail, and his days in the trump presidency. mr. pence joins us just 24 hours after mr. trump announced he's running for president a third time. the questioners are republicans and independents and democrats from the new york area and from mr. pence's home state of indiana. please welcome former vice president mike pence. so, we're going to get to the audience in just a moment. but first i have

again, i don't think anything that came out of this town hall did any favors for mike pence. and one thing i want to make clear to mike pence, donald does not have a remorseful bone in his body. he doesn't care about mike pence, he doesn't care about karen and he doesn't care about charlotte if you have nosed who she is. it's just who he is. donald only cares about himself. and at that point in time, he was ecstatic. he was elated about the fact that these people were attacking the capitol on his behalf wearing his maga clothing and carrying his flag. his paramilitary. is all he care about. >> we will see if that translates to the electorate looking at his next candidacy, michael cohen, nice to talk to you. thank you so much. >> good to see you, laura. >> mike pence says that he was angry about january 6th, he says that then president decided to be a part of the problem. we're going to dig into what else mike pence may have revealed about that day, and how americans view -- view that next. ♪ here goes nothing. hey greg. ♪ uhh... hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! record

and tonight both candidates will pitch solutions in a fox news town hall. mark meredith is live in columbus. the race in ohio is tightening, it could determine the balance of power in the senate at this point. >> sandra, you are right. it could. good afternoon to you. tonight during the town hall, voters will get a chance for the two men vying to be the state's next senator. we have seen here in ohio trend more conservative in recent elections but as you've been talking about, the race appears to be a toss-up. the race is essentially tied with both democrat congressman tim ryan as well as republican j.d. vance. both at 46% support. the numbers show vance has made up some ground in recent weeks because it was not that long ago that he was polling behind ryan and ryan had an advantage, which is notable, he has not been getting some of the democratic pac money. and vance campaigned heavily on endorsement from former president trump, but trying to win voters over fed up with the d.c. establishment. >> three reasons are inflation, crime and the border. all three

storm, under our town hall former vice president mike pence begins enlisting 15 minutes. team will be back with an analysis of what was said. next, though, an update on the remarkable story brought to you -- support you see, this involving the man who was the acting chief of the uvalde police the day of the robb elementary school shooting. we're trying to murder, concluding 19 children. video which was first put online put on air by cnn has parents angry about his apparent refusal to act that day. today, they thought they would have the chance to confront him at a public meeting -- we have the story of what happened instead, next. ♪ ♪ luxury exemplified. innovation electrified. with apple music seamlessly integrated. the all-new, all-electric eqs suv from mercedes-benz. before we get to cnn's town hall of vice president, pence want to bring an update on a story of cnn first reported monday about the individual who was the acting chief of the uvalde police the day of the robb elementary school shooting. as you, know 21 people were murdered that they including 19 children.

there is a small local history museum with the town hall.s born unexpectedly, our citizens who arrived after the second world war, who replaced the german population in these parts, settled in the houses that belonged to them from the previous owners. there were old things that they found in their basement. and there are new tenants in the attics. it is from them that a small museum was formed. art and exhibition exposition of landscapes of the kaliningrad region and portraits. its inhabitants updated monthly house lovesa current us something with you. well, well, most of us, let's tell the truth, are not familiar with this comment. it turns out that he was a famous german artist born in tapeo and lived here until he was 18 years old. but now we will know about such a painter this year, his museum was opened in the house. the style of his work is considered a mixture of impressionism and expressionism, the future master was born to the family of a farmer who was engaged in dressing skins, so the boy grew up surrounded by rather cruel picture

good old fashion and hard work and 76 town halls between the primaries and the general elections, six more scheduled up to election day. we are working harder than she is. we are everywhere that she is not. she does zoom calls and all these other things. she's not working hard enough and she just has voted the wrong way for the last six years and it is her granite state. >> laura: hassan released a new ad, she's tauting her independence, don, watch. >> getting things done means reaching across the isle like working with republicans to ban surprise medical bills and working to hire 100,000 new police officers and it means standing up for the president. >> laura: she says she's standing up to biden? should the voters in new hampshire believe that? >> no, every ad she puts out is a lie and now at least she's now telling the lie herself because when it comes to the abortion ads and the social security ads and the medicare ads, she gets other people to tell her lies and i think that's really sad. it is just the way the democrats do it, it is unfortunate that they can't stand on their recor

. >> i did a little town hall at a synagogue and they invited you to come as well. you did not even respond to them. a republican who supports you says i cannot get my guy to come. why is it that you never hold public town hall meetings, why are you so invisible in the district that you want to represent? >> i have always listen to my constituents. i was able to cut some spending out of trenton, find solutions that would accommodate the future people who live and work in the state. my job is to listen to voters concerns and find solutions. >> i helped 130 town halls since i was elected. you have held zero. my senses we send you to washington and we will never see you again because we do not see you now. allies come up. the sanctions to be able to respond. this is working. we need to continue to support them. we need to hold other countries around the world accountable. i have been them accountable. >> we should be defending ukraine. we have to ensure we do that as a nation. >> what kind of weapon would you send? >> the planes and the range of missiles, they have alw

[applause] >> welcome back to our town hall with former president, vice pence. witnessed a launch of the moon mission. he is a democrat who volunteered for the party any voted for joe biden, james. >> hi james. >> mister vice president, thank you for coming to new york. this morning, nasa launched, successfully launched the historic artemis i mission, bringing american back to the moon. as vice president, you lead the reestablishment of the national space council and i know the artemis program was a big focus. what do you think the role of america should be in space in the coming decades, and how can we continue bipartisan support for our nation's great space program? >> well james, thank you for the question. i tweeted about artemis i this morning. i couldn't be more excited. i want to send my thanks and appreciation to nasa, and all of the great companies that work with them to send that extraordinary rocket on a path around the moon. really setting the stage for sending the next man on the first woman to the moon in just a few short years. i appreciate you br

. >> brian: great town hall here going. >> katie: we do. >> brian: everyone on our town hall got wordobe keels. best looking panel i have ever seen. thanks for getting up with us and talking throughout the next three hours and getting the pulse of our people. >> will: before we move on so eight voter here in studio with us this morning. i would love to get a sense of who these voters are. would you guys mind. raise your hand if you are a republican. if you are a republican voter on our panel today. how about democrat? all right. then how many would describe yourselves as independent? all right. republicans and democrats. but we will see throughout the morning if their votes follow that pattern. >> katie: we will, indeed. >> brian: persuadable. we will find out. let's start in pennsylvania, katie. start in pennsylvania where dr. oz is now ahead of lieutenant governor john fetterman. this poll was recently taken. dr. oz is up by 2% within the margin of era, 47.6% against john fetterman. first time, brian, that dr. oz has been ahead significantly in this race. the momentum is certainly o

looking forward to the town hall. interesting to point out, too, that tim ryan told us on "america reports" a couple months ago that he didn't necessarily want joe biden to come and campaign for him, that he was the candidate and running his own race and stand or fall based on his own merits. i want to come back to something that sandra was talking about, the best case/worst case scenario in the house power rankings. best case for the democrats, they only get 212 seats, whereas the republicans take control with 223. the gop best case scenario, democrats 186, the gop 249. even if the republicans get close to that best case scenario, that really is a governing majority that could change the entire direction of congress and potentially the country and hobble president biden in his remaining two years of his first term. >> it's interesting. when i look at those numbers, i'm reminded of some polls that came out earlier today, which take a look at the big picture and gallup reported that they have never seen the mood this d

that concludes our special ohio town hall tonight.our sponsor this hour tunnel 2 towers donate $11 a month to tunnel 2 towers at t2t.org. fantastic organization. thank j.d. vance and tim ryan forking that he all the questions from our audience and thank our fantastic live audience for joining us tonight. >> bret: very nicely done. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that's if for this "special report" fair, balanced and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. and we are one week away from election. ♪ >> jesse: fox news alert. paul pelosi's alleged attacker david depape appeared in court just moments ago where he is facing a mountain of charges from attempted murder to residential burglary to assault to elder abuse after allegedly breaking into the pelosi home and hammering paul in the head. san francisco isn't letting our cameras into the courtroom for some reason, so, that's not a good sign. depape, 42 years old, is pleading not guilty. that's according together public defender representing him adam lipson

he has done like 70, 80 town halls, willing to talk about any issue to anyone.sn't mean we're convincing folks it is our policy or the highway, just connecting with folks, listen with an open ear, understand their issues. general bolduc is running against maggie hassan who doesn't do town halls and doesn't connect with anybody, she's spending 50 million bucks to convince folks she has been here. it is what new hampshire is about. that's why the general is having so much success. be yourself, be normal. it ain't tricky. >> sean: governor, i look at your policies. i watched the debate. and general bolduc, i thought you won hands down, did a terrific job, and i was watching a very polished, very seasoned politician that wouldn't even answer a simple question, do you have any restrictions on abortion. the answer was obviously no. and i was thinking about your policies, governor, in particular and what is so successful, what made you so popular. there's not a single thing that i heard from senator ha hassan that matches up to what you're doing in new hampshire, in th

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moderator: we have reached the final few minutes of tonight's town hall.ach candidate gets 90 seconds for a final statement. senator murray goes first. sen. murray: thank you for those great questions. we have covered a great variety of topics tonight better critical to people, from immigration to access to the ability to make your own health care decisions if you are a woman. what you have heard from me as i come home and i take your values back to washington dc to fight for you. it is imperative we have stronger gun control. i believe strongly that we protect the rights of women to make their own health care choices. i believe we need to protect democracy by passing the voting rights legislation. these are things i bring to the senate to fight for you. i believe i am the best voice to continue to do that for all of you. i am honored to serve you in the senate. thank you. mrs. smiley: at 23 years old, i resigned from my nursing job and took a flight to walter reed army medical center where i did not know if i was going to meet my husband dead or alive. i

>> it's a town hall. lots of voters from new york and new jersey, and others we imported from a place called indiana where the vice president hails from, and there's a lot of questions about the future of the republican party. obviously a lot of questions about january 6th, and it's certainly not like any other town hall i've done just because you've got this big thing about january 6th and all these questions that i have and i think a lot of voters have too about his feelings about it. because, you know, i can only speak for myself, but if you had incited a deadly insurrection, alisyn -- >> against you? >> against me and my family and almost hurt me, i don't think i would be particularly polite to you or, you know -- >> i think you would forgive me. i just think you would. >> even without you apologizing? you have to run the metaphor all the way through. >> i think i know you well enough. you would forgive me. >> i would? >> just me though. >> just you? not victor. if victor did it, no. i would go the ov

two years on the campaign trail, 85 -- 85 town halls.now, working from the bottom up every town and city. she has not been out there doing the work. she brings in people who vote with her and joe biden 100% of the time. that's just signaling that she is not going to change that the misery index is going to continue to get high. we have a moral imperative to help granite staters in america so they are not choosing between eating and heating. >> brian: here is what they are saying about you and your candidacy and what it would mean if you went to the senate. listen. >> my opponent is the most exstrategic nominee for the u.s. senate in modern new hampshire history. if you are running for office, you are running to represent the state of new hampshire, but you are trying to rip the rights away from half of the popu population? that just tells everybody what they need to know about my opponent. an election denier working to conceal how extreme his record is, eliminating social security, privatizing medicare and cutting it by over a trillion d

. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> good evening and welcome to cnn's town hall with former vice president mike pencejake tapper. he's the man at the center of one of the most fateful days in american history, january 6th, 2021. tonight, the former vice president will lay out the details of that day along with behind the scenes accounts of the trump presidency, which he writes about in his newly published book, which is entitled so help me god. mister pence joins us just 24 hours after donald trump announced that he is running for president president. for the furred -- about issues important to them. the question is that republicans and independents and democrats from the new york area and from mr. pence's home state of indiana. please welcome former vice president mike pence. [applause] >> good to see, sir. thank you for joining. [applause] so we are going to get to the audience in just a moment. i have to ask, you of course, about the elephant in the room, which is your former, boss donald trump, just announce he is running for president. will you support him? >> it's great to be here at cnn, jake.

at the top of every hour, a tourists gather in front of the astronomical clock on the town hall facade. to witness a little play. ah, but the true highlight is the clock itself built. in 1410, the figures were added later. and then there's the skeleton, the south and rings the bow tie. dongle skeleton is that it's quite remarkable that death would be depicted in such a way in that time. isn't that what ever you do? the message is, remember that india is the death. so just like try to fill the life as a full full life is as much as we can do. it's really beautiful. the square is a must for every proc visitor. and as you can see, we're not a lump in where are you from? richard scotland for mexico. how come from austin, texas, from tank truth. what brings you to prague? why prague? betty fuson and her foot. i think wandering about at future just get the atmosphere is the kind of thing that we like to do and just sort of soak it all in. it's a museum in itself. oh, it's wonderful. and for as heard, progress such a beautiful city. and it is with telecom on which i look, it's true. what you

before the crisis, christiane tells me our 1st stop is the old town square and friend of the old town hall. a ticket for the tower costs $250.00 check crowns. yeah, prague is part of the you, but not the euro zone. that's about 10 euro. at 41 meters, you have the city at your feet. with y as prog and called the golden city. i think in the time that they started to use it, prague was one of the capitals of seats, place of the holy roman empire for the emperor vas, we don't use it anymore. actually. we locals don't use it as much we use. no, no, we use the expression mother of 100 aspires fell because if you look all from the window from the bars because he thus pires everywhere. and actually, i will say this even more definitely done hundreds of them at the top of every hour and tourists gather in front of the astronomical clock on the town hall facade to witness a little play. 9 but the true highlight is the clock itself built in $1410.00. the figures were added later. and then there's the skeleton miss gotham rings about die dongle. galvan is death. it's quite remarkable that death would

there are a lot of people out there, i was watching social media go through as the town hall was goingwho were very upset with him for not being forceful. that's not who he is. he's not the iconoclass people expect in politics. he's a nice, humble, christian man. he's going to have to find some way to express some level of indignity about it for a lot of voters who are unhappy about it. >> we have this tape. let's play that. >> you just said that the president in that moment decided to be part of the problem and i have to say as somebody that had been reporting on it for the months leading up to january 6th, i don't think anything happened in that moment that was part of the problem. president trump had been campaigning in favor of the overturning of the election for months and months and months. it wasn't in that moment that he was part of the problem, he was the problem. >> look, the people who rioted the capitol are responsible for what they did. as i said that day and i believed every day since, those people should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> he never said tr

, so that is hugely symbolic. _ kherson town hall, so that is hugely symbolic, you know, in whatve the _ a very grim and bitter conflict. you have the ukrainian government reporting — have the ukrainian government reporting that after the russians withdrew, investigators have found evidence _ withdrew, investigators have found evidence of 400 war crimes in kherson. _ evidence of 400 war crimes in kherson. i_ evidence of 400 war crimes in kherson, i am sure there will be many— kherson, i am sure there will be many more. _ kherson, i am sure there will be many more, they are as yet unverified, that will happen in due course _ unverified, that will happen in due course so. — unverified, that will happen in due course. so, it is a really big symbolic— course. so, it is a really big symbolic moment but obviously what president _ symbolic moment but obviously what president zelensky is hinting at here _ president zelensky is hinting at here is— president zelensky is hinting at here is that it is a milestone but it really— here is that it is a milestone but it really does look like this

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they want someone who is going to be a fighter and he didn't really get a lot of that from this town hall was very me wants. he seemed to be negotiating every single word very carefully. tonight do you think that people want to know what he thought and we didn't have the january 6 testimony to tell us s anything. >> i think what was striking about it he directed his anger to the rioters but he was still very reluctant to truly take on former president trump and a credit to jq tried to press and he said it wasn't just about january 6. the former president spent months campaigning on this false notion that the campaign was stolen laying the groundwork for the events of that day and mike tunstall said the responsibilities with the rioters. in that is his political calculation on his part he knows that the former president is still very popular with the republican base so he is kind of distancing himself from trump saying there are better options but at the same time trying not to alienate trump supporters and what is interesting about that, we know with the diehard supporters think of pence.

what's in play during a highly anticipated town hall tonight. it's one of the fastest growing sports in the country and pickleball players in san francisco want more courts. it's really number one really impossible to book pickleball courts in the city. there's not enough tennis courts can be used to play pickleball by painting in the proper lines and setting up shorter nets, but the push is on for more dedicated pickleball only ports like the ones here at goldman tennis center. what's it like booking times to play on these dedicated courses hard to get time. i think it depends if you're if you have a flexible schedule when i've looked early morning or even later in the day. there are quarts of elbow san francisco wreck and parks has a proposal to put in eight dedicated pickleball courts at stern grove where two tennis courts were recently destroyed by a water main break. so i've seen from the map there were two tennis courts here that were dual-lined for pickleball which made for six pickleball court martha arafeld co-chairs the tennis coalitio

but in general, the town halls here, of course, are a joy., so it’s kind of elegant. let's show ourselves. look, look. what a beautiful red-haired beast, called beautiful girls. smile for mom. also, by the way, the best athlete is correct ladies different years, there was a very decision to build a building and this . hello, you know, in fact, this girl, who is an athlete, a cake, is to blame for everything . excuse me, what class is this? this is the tenth b, tenth b. how many abc's are there? what's missing? our ab ab ab by the way, we haven't had 10 ab for a long time. or is it the most diligent to do? this is not a student of this class. truth oh, what a charm of ukraine , algae, for example, spiral on the example. what grade are you in, seventh? well, excuse me, please, i just know that i studied at school so long ago that i am happy to look at textbooks for three to four, than a good difference to all people. oh how wonderful it is. listen to how you have a starched white shirt on me, amazing to you. mom, probably, can withstand everyth

i'll talk to him live later today in a town hall at 9:00.s asked by margaret brennan if he was willing to testify before the january 6th select house committee. take a look. >> i served for 12 years in the congress. it's inconceivable to me one party would appoint every member of a committee in congress. that's anthetical to the system. i never stood in the way of senior members of my team cooperating with the committee and testifying. the congress has no right to my testimony. we have a separation of powers under the constitution of the united states, and i believe it would establish a terrible precedent for the congress to summon a vice president of the united states to speak about deliberations that took place at the white house. >> so you're closing the door on that entire thing? >> i'm closing the door on that and -- but i must say again, the partisan nature of the january 6th committee has been a disappointment to me. it seemed to me in the beginning there was an opportunity to examine every aspect of what happened on january 6th and t

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tell us about your town hall.l coming up on december 15th. >> we talk a lot about business a lot and frame it with large business. my main focus has been on small business, entrepreneurship, pull yourself up by the boot straps can you do it. they are facing between inflation and what they call the spiral. sparked paying more people not to work than work. they are facing a real serious critical crisis right now. main engine of growth. main engine of jobs and innovation. we need to save them. >> they are endangered right now. have a town hall and bring in small business folks and put the spotlight on them and their issues because no one else is doing it for them. >> ainsley: you came in early for us, we appreciate it? >> you got it. watcher at 2:00 in the afternoon on fox business called "making money" with charles payne. hope you had a great thanksgiving. now we will hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: listen to this, the air marshall national council sending official request asking president biden to

the contrast between mike pence in that town hall and donald trump is fast. but he literally stood behind donald trump for four years -- >> whether it was satisfying or not he talked about the idea, you know, he criticized in private, where he had those personal moments -- >> yes, sure. go ahead, karen. >> i was going to say, sure, but now you're not the vice president to donald trump anymore, and now you can say, look, then i was doing my duty. i'll make the message up. let's do it on the spot. then i was doing my duty, i had agreed to be his vice president, but now let me tell you who i really am and what i really care about. and to say i don't want to see us continue to divide ourself, but again i think to chris' point the credibility -- to your point, he doesn't have a lot of credibility. >> he is so stuck between a rock and a hard place. you know, if you're mike pence and you're the governor of indiana and you get offered the vice-presidency you take it thinking if donald trump loses i've been the vice presidential nominee and maybe i can be the presiden

we offer town halls and debates to every major campaign.e town hall where they both agreed to appear. >> what's also interesting, you really wonder how many are actually moving voters right n now. we saw the near universal reaction to the pennsylvania senate race, saying my goodness, can john fetterman rebound from this? if these numbers continue to hold, the same position he was in right before about the axis hollywood when the entire media ecosystem blew up and said that this is the end of the trump campaign. but voters who were against him, those who were for him remained for him. it didn't move anything. >> with fetterman-oz, if i can just say it, they had 50 days of early voting. they didn't abate until october 25th. that's different from saying that you may have two weeks of early voting. i don't understand how in the world pennsylvania says that you need 50 days of early voting. i do not know how this would work in terms of the rules, but perhaps instead of the candidates being the ones who decide if they are going to debate, maybe i

. >> mike pence revealing at a town hall what it was like on the scene of january 6th saying the final days of trump were the most difficult of my life. despite how rioters acted, he still supported election deniers. >> i went out and traveled to 35 states over the last year and a half to see if we could elect a republican majority in the house and senate. it doesn't mean that i agree with every statement or position of candidates that i'm supporting in the republican party have taken but i was pleased to do it. governor kemp won a decisive victory in the spring and defeated perhaps the most formidable candidate for governor in the country with his reelection. i think that election particularly proves the point that for the republican party to achieve its potential, for us to earn back the right to lead america, the republican party has to move forward. >> jake tapper conducted that town hall last night. >>> good morning, jake. >> good morning, guys. congratulations on the new show. it's very exciting to watch. >> you have a little coffee bar over there. >> what do you want? > >> espre

> that town hall starts at the top of the hour. be talking about his vision for disney upon his return, and he will be answering questions and we're hearing this event is going to be happening in person on the disney lot here in burbank, and also will be broadcast virtually. of course this all comes on the heels of the flop of the disney animation that came out over the weekend. and iger's plans for restructuring and layoffs, especially after his predecessor announced plans for layoffs and streamlining and chapek over saw multiple price hikes, and then immediately after taking the top job at disney, iger announced he would restructure the media decision that chapek divided into contribution arms iger fired the distribution chief and said he would put four executives in charge of figuring out the restructuring, and disney general entertainment chairman, dana wallman just a few minutes ago iger tweeted out a photo of the disney lot writing, quote, filled with gratitude and excitement to be pack at walt disney co. we will watch for up

think about obama, and pelosi what you just heard, even mike pence in the town hall last night versus that trump speech. i was and karen off camera that it is remarkable that that is his message. >> it is also the message of, it is somebody else's fault, and putting groups of people against each other. and guess what, we did it in 2016 because there is a lot of fear about change in this country and where do i fit in that change. but i hope that part of what we saw, what part of what we learned coming out of the trump years, and now in this past election is, i am tired of being divided. i am tired of fighting, i would rather talk when we come together, what is the hope, what is the future? i am tired of the past, i am tired of this fight. >> you mentioned vice president mike pence, there is a moment in the town hall when he was asked a question about a disillusioned republican voter who was talking about the idea that there is, listen to this. >> i come from a republican family, but i have lost faith in the republican party. they seem to have leaned way to the far-right and i am a midd

speaking out of the town hall meeting and then went to millions of americans indicating that contrary to the media narrative, the danger of nuclear war is on the mind of many people in a big way and they don't want it. so i think, i think there's also a fair amount of the blame should be a portion to that of the worldwide media because there's an awful lot of media fe mongering at this time. as the, as you know, when it, when elections happen, it's always useful to have some kind of bogeyman to kind of get people in lock step on line and to get them to voting at the polls, i guess. but i wanted to ask you, we were talking about some of the new polls. diane c, b. s news that a new poll recently suggesting that well, nearly 2 thirds of americans, if not more, are really on a happy with the way the country's going right now. under, by just how bad is it under by no, or perhaps it's not that bad. maybe i'm reading too much of the pro. no, no, no, it's terrible, but it can't just be under biden. look, my point is that people still anyone who has studied shakespeare, who read julia seeds th

as somebody who knows pence, as you watched that town hall what stood out most to you? >> hi, ana. i have to say i was struck by -- it just came off as overrehearsed and disingenuous. i just thought that it was inauthentic. pence is always best when he speaks from the heart, and i just felt like i don't know who prepped him, i don't know who advised him, whoever it is he might want to reconsider that. but i just think it was just overrehearsed and it felt like everything he he delivered was a talking point to a focus group. and he had the opportunity to really separate himself from trump and trumpism, and i don't think he did. >> to your point about maybe being overrehearsed or scripted in some of his answers, i just want to play a quick example of something he has said repeatedly about trump on january 6th. let's listen. >> well, i must tell you the president's words and tweet that day were reckless. they endangered my family and all the people at the capitol. >> i mean, the president's words were reckless. it was clear he decided to be part of the problem. >> and i do believe tha

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fox had a town hall with tim ryan and j.d.not together but sort of one went first and then another one second, and days -- it was interesting. particularly it was interesting on abortion because they said very different things and the audience seemed to like both answers. so let's listen to that moment. >> j.d. vance wants a national abortion ban, and he wouldn't be happy with these people going illinois, he wants them to have to get a passport and go to canada. he called rape inconvenient. this is after 15 weeks, is it when you talked about. so what's your number? when you say don't want to, i think we go back to roe v. wade. roe v. wade was in the third term. [applause] in the third term of roe v. wade, you could only do it if there is some kind of medical emergency. we don't want j.d. vance and ted cruz and all these guys in the doctor's office. >> he said you want to ban abortion in ohio and across this country, is that true? >> look, i'm pro-life. i am pro-life. now, there is a federal piece of legislation moving through

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we're live in a kocnn town hall event with former vice president prince.ant you to meet harrison wreak. he's a republican who voted for president biden. >> harrison, good to see you. >> is there anything you wish you would do differently during your vice presidency. for example, in your book, you wrote that mr. giuliani told president trump that the campaign lawyers were not telling the truth regarding the truth on election challenges. do you wish you did more to prevent false information regarding the 2020 election? >> i remember that day very much, harrison. and i appreciate the question. and i appreciate you reading my book. to me, that was a pivotal moment that i'm not sure i appreciated at the time. the president's campaign lawyers -- we'll name justin clark and others -- were telling the president that the legal challenges did not look like they were going to pan out, that while there were irregularities that took place in half a dozen states, that the alleged evidence of fraud simply was not immerging. but the confrontation that happened in the oval