[cheers and applause]. >> laura: tudor how are you driving that message home across michigan?re birthing parents and men are birthing parents, there's no mothers anymore in the eyes of the left. and we know whitmer doesn't really believe in women and men anymore she believes in changing all definitions. >> well, yeah, she's stufrnld on what a woman is, she's called us menstruating people. gross. please never call me a menstruating person, we've been called birthing people. moms are mad. that's one job you can't take away from us, whether we adopted our children or birthed our children, we are mothers. mothers are going to stand up for what is right. they want their name back, but they also want their kids treated right. so we are going to go out there, like i said, with a family friendly message and that's resonating and it's going to. we're going to go across the entire state of michigan talk to everyone we can. we're going to come on your show, we're going to be out there. this is a national race now, when she ran for vice-president it became a national race so thank you gre

it shows you tudor dixon about six points behind at 43.3. numbers the polling was done august 8 through the 25 25th. can you turn that around? >> absolutely. that is great. we continue to narrow that lead for governor whitmer as she continues to attack we are narrowing. with this beautiful crowd around us. everyone here once a state to come back. we have a huge silent majority this is exactly what governor youngkin is talking about. we want to make sure we bring the economy back. we want to make our job creators feel they are loved in the state bird we went to make sure this is a family-friendly state the parents are welcome into their schools. write out some of the most dangerous cities in america are going to make sure michigan restores her cities to safety and community. this is going be the place everybody wants to live, play, and work in the state of michigan. >> john, let me add this red this time that exact same pole had me down nearly seven points. on january 15 as inaugurated as a 74th governor the commonwealth of virginia. we are g

and tudor [inaudible] establishment candidate in the race. donald trump came in just a few days ago and through his endorsement behind, which obviously made a difference in helping her break away from the rest of the field. she clinched her victory. this has been [inaudible] up against a number of election deniers. she has put a band-aid on how she [inaudible] some points saying she believes it was stolen, and backing away from that in recent days. don? >> so, sarah, michigan congressman peter meijer is one of ten house members to vote for trump's second impeachment, and democrats have attempted to boost his election denying opponent. explain that one, please. [applause] >> this is an indication of how much democrats want to be able to hold on to the house. they want that seat to flip into the democratic column, and it's clear that they are willing to spend money on an election denier to do that. this has been a huge point of frustration to peter meijer who says, you know, you see democrats out there talking about how people who are election

tudor dixon joins me now.is serious question about fairness when it comes to canceling student loan debt, what do you think about this? >> absolutely, this is tax they said they would not raise on people, people who paid student loans or did not take out student loans. this mighting another way to buy votes. carol chairmanned /* >> carley: president biden angered everybody in each political group, progressives say this doesn't go far enough and moderates and republicans say this could be unconstitutional and increase inflation. did the president do the wrong thing? >> we see some people celebrating. in michigan gretchen whitmer said she is excited about this, this helps a million michigan citizens get out of debt. the president is what you just said, people that end up having to pay the debt and this is when the economy is in the trash. we just heard we will lose more jobs in the state of michigan and the governor is celebrating this decision. she is not giving joe biden credit. >> carley: imagine people that

. >> todd: tudor dixon joins us now, how bad do your opponent, gretchen whitmer look now?hose policies shut down the state of michigan for longer than any other state, we had restaurants closed for eight months. when you hear the cdc say we need to revamp, when i hear a government agency say they are going to revamp, what does that mean? does revamping mean they go to governors like gretchen whitmer and allow them to shut down longer? when people say what would the next four years look like under gretchen whitmer? i have to remind people, we didn't expect this pandemic, now the cdc is preparing for another pandemic. this data became a governing arm of government when they are not a governoring branch, we have to be careful what this means and how gretchen whitmer could use this against the people of michigan if given the opportunity. >> carley: the cdc is saying we screwed up, the cdc guidance forced permanent closure of 200,000 businesses and cooperate 55.1 million students out of classrooms in 2020 and people lost their jobs because they refused to get vaccinated and cdc

thanks, tudor., martha. >> martha: so former president trump, if he does run in 2024, do democrats have a path to defeat him that would lead to congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez -- this is the idea put forward by a prominent democratic strategist. we'll talk about it when we come back. >> the president chooses to run again in 2024, first of all, i'm focused on winning this majority right now. preserving a majority this year in 2022. we'll cross that bridge when we get to it. i think if the president has a vision and that is something that we're willing to entertain and examine when the time comes. this is john. he never gives up—no matter what life throws his way. high cholesterol. heart disease. 17 fad diets... 5 kids... 3 grandkids... 1 heart attack. and 18 passwords that seem to change daily. with leqvio, john can lower his cholesterol— and so can you. when taken with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. common side effects o

last night, republicans in michigan chose this woman, tudor dix ton be their nominee for governor in november, she supports a total ban on abortion with an exception only for the life of the mother, no exceptions for rape or incest, and in fact, this was just her on a podcast a couple of weeks ago. >> a question would be like, a 14-year-old who let's say is a victim of a abuse by an uncle. >> yes perfect example. >> care that -- >> listen to, yes or no -- >> because i know people who are the product, this is how it is, this is for me, that is my feeling. >> that's fair, you heard. it no exception. >> no exception. the republican nominee for governor of michigan, calling a scenario by which a 14-year-old who was impregnated by her uncle a perfect example of when someone should be carrying a pregnancy to term. >> the first a. g. f-the nation to officially outlaw abortion in his state the moment roe v. wade was overturned but not content to simply ban abortions in his own jurisdictions, he had been since working on preventing missouri's womens from getting abortions in other states. let

i guess it is just a campaign tactic. >> reporter: now tudor dixon was just here, casting her balloter four daughters by her side. she said she feels confident about today, but she wants everyone to turn out and vote. she also dodged yet again the question about who she believes won the election in 2020. she said it is not an appropriate question for today. jim? >> still can't answer that question, two years later. thank you so much. >>> voters in kansas will be the first in the nation to cast a ballot on abortion rights today. a ballot measure asked voters to decide whether they want to remove abortion protection from the state's constitution. if it passes, the state's conservative legislature can push ahead, with strict abortion regulations. if it fails, lawmakers would be barred from imposing new restrictions. abortion in kansas currently legal up to 22 weeks. joining me is katie bernard, state house reporter for the "kansas city star." thank you for joining me this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> if this amendment passes, does that open kansas, does that open the door for

tudor dixon said the 14-year-old should deliver the baby because there is healing in that baby.t to say. >> yeah, i don't know what front yard she's talking about, but as somebody who handled a lot of cases of rape, until you've sat across the table in a quiet room with a rape victim, i don't think you really understand the trauma that attaches to that, and the notion we're going to make children have forced birth by the government when they have been raped, sometimes by their stepfather, sometimes by an uncle, by a family member, the idea that that's what these guys think the policy should be in this country. the anger that that instills in women across this country, i can't describe it. i can't describe the frustration and anger that i feel about forcing a child to give birth under those circumstances. blake masters can try to spin what he has done, but women know better. they know that -- i mean, i know i'm jumping to the next story, but i'm so angry about this creepy blake masters and what he is trying to pull off against mark kelly in arizona. they're all going to try to do

and henry was crowned as henry the seventh and laid the foundation for a new english dynasty, the tudors, on august 22, 1864, the first geneva convention was concluded to improve the lot of the wounded and sick in active armies. it was signed by 12 participating countries conference, which was convened by switzerland at the initiative of the international committee of the red cross , this was a landmark event that laid the foundations of the international humanitarian law of war. then a lot was carried out, they led to huge casualties, including due to the lack of nearby medical personnel and generally accepted rules, the convention established the neutrality of hospitals, field infirmaries and dressing stations, doctors, orderlies, nurses, and all attendants were also recognized as neutral. they had to accept. all the sick and wounded and opponents were introduced for them, white flags and armbands with red crosses. russia joined the convention as early as 1867 the society of the russian red cross injured empress maria feodorovna on august 22, 1909 in france under the city , the first a

if you take tudor dixon at her word when it comes to outlawing abortion, she told us exactly who shes. >> are you for exemptions of rape and incept? >> i am not. >> any exemptions for rape and incest or the health of the mother? >> no tudor dixon, not acceptable for michigan. >> blake masters has made his dangerous idea of abortion easy to understand. >> i think we should go further. >> no state should permit an abortion. >> you make it illegal and punish the doctors. >> blake masters, too dangerous for arizona. >> those are two new ads out today, targeting arizona republican senate candidate blake masters, and michigan republican gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon, those two republican candidates only won their party nominations on tuesday, but they're already facing ads like that, giving voters a sample of the candidates' extreme positions on abortion in their own words. and that may have something to do with the other election that happened on tuesday night, when voters in the state of kansas, a state that donald trump won by nearly 15 points in 2020, overwhelmingly rejected a re

>> no exceptions, tudor dixon, that's not acceptable for michigan. >> blake masters has made his ideartion easy to understand. >> i think we can further -- >> you make it illegal, and you punish a doctor. >> blake masters, too dangerous for arizona. >> those are two new ads, out today, targeting arizona republican senate candidate blake masters, and michigan republican gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon. those two republican candidates only won their party nominations on tuesday, but they're already facing ads like that, giving voters a sample of the candidates'extreme positions on abortion in their own words. and they may have something to do with the other election that happened on tuesday night. when voters in the state of kansas, the state that donald trump won by nearly 15 points in 2020, overwhelmingly rejected a republican proposal that would remove protections for abortion rights in that state. republicans spent the last two days struggling to explain the results of that kansas election. kansas republican senator, roger marshall, told politico today, it was quite a gut punch.

we know that tudor dixon, trump-endorsed governor's candidate, she won that primary. that was an incredibly chaotic primary from the start. it started with some of the front-runners being kicked off the ballot because of invalid signatures. it included a $2 million ad buy from a democratic group to influence the result of the republican race and then it included that last-minute endorsement for tudor dixon, and dixon last night turning her attention from her republican opponents, and putting it squarely on the democratic governor here, gretchen whitmer. listen to a little bit of how she framed the debate that we're going to be seeing. >> the battle lines in this race couldn't be any clearer. this is going to be an epic battle between a conservative businesswoman and mother and a far-left birthing parent and career politician. >> reporter: and here in michigan's third congressional district, democrats got the general election matchup that they wanted, that they invested in. when you saw trump-backed john meyer -- excuse me, john gibbs defeat representative pete meyer.

tudor dixon backs the big lie. michigan a battleground state, governor's races even more important that the supreme court kicked the abortion issue back to the states. will the cancer of the big lie continue to spread among major republican candidates for office. will republican voters after the january 6th hearings, as we get closer to the midterm elections, will there be a snap back? michigan will be one of the places we learn that. >> arizona, a lot going on in arizona. the governor's race underscored the trump versus pence proxy battle among gop voters. what are you looking there tonight for? >> so again if you bring up the two candidates. kari lake has channelled the big lake. channelling trump literally, saying if she doesn't win this primary tonight because there's cheating. if she wins, apparently anderson, there's no cheating. if she loses, there's cheating. this is trump versus pence. karrin taylor robson is endorsed by pence. so you have the trump establishment, but arizona could, by the end of the night

tudor dixon, big fan of michigan. >> thank you so much.oor handling during the pandemic. richard gives his take on the brand-new reset they are planning next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you shop at walmart, you get it. ♪ you know how to spend a little less to get a little more to make life a little better. ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. all smart beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a limited time. ♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluate

bloggers you can’t imagine correctly and a beautiful game and interesting moments and intrigue 1:0, tudorsed, well, well done guys tried everything they could do. yes, they could probably still score in the second half, but in any case, many thanks to all the fans to all those people who came to canada's rival. i wanted to ask for good football. actually. they fought, tried, smarties, how much i even played in the second league, and there were not so many fans at any stadium. i don’t know if we are the reason for this or not, but here, as i know, a lot of people also come to the games of the second league fans, that's why the city is a football city and at such a stadium, it is especially pleasant to play an amazing part of the fabulous path of the blogging team after the victory at chertanovo could not be interrupted, despite the starting onslaught. tekstilshchik's mouth was scored first, this was done by salnikov in the second half, the top scorer of the hosts, ilya karpu, answered. and it so happened that he also became the author of the decisive penalty in the penalty shootout. that's

. >> if you take tudor dixon at her word when it comes to outlaying abortion, she's told you exactlyemptions for rape or incest? >> i am not. >> you said no exceptions. say a 14-year-old is a victim of abuse by an awn kel. >> perfect example. >> that's not acceptable for michigan. >> is the democratic thinking thinking it helps us mostly in groncht's races or ap cross the board. i think they appeal to democratic women. the governor particularly in a place like michigan where the only thing between republican legislature and passing whatever kinds of abortion laws right now is a democratic governor. that could pass. the position that tudor dixon is taking is out of step with other voters. >> arizona, we have not called the race for kari lake yet, but she's leading. i want you to listen. the first comment goes back a couple of months. the second is from yesterday. see if you notice a shift. >> is there some scenarios where abortion will be allowed or will it not -- >> it would have to come to the desk. i believe abortion is the ultimate sin. >> will youadvocate for more la? >> we have

dixon right now but tudor hasn't spent any money and if you're within 10% of a not so popular governor and remind them about covid and the reason the books are balanced in michigan is because of the fake biden money, you might have a real race but right now, $75 million, kennedy, that's a lot of dough. you yeah, but she has to remind voters about what whitmer did, just like andrew cuomo here in new york, lied about people who died in the virus. >> right. kennedy: shame on her, always interesting, charlie. thanks for keeping us up to date on this fascinating michigan race. >> thanks for having me on. kennedy: always. and the topical storm is next. this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's m

then mr. tudor, at our later today, schoultz and the trudeau will visit a propos hydrogen production slide in new foundland. what is germany hoping for there? and when can anything happen? well, germany's gas problem is not only about heating homes and keeping citizens warm, but it's very much about industrial output and jobs. this country's export power house of an economy is very energy hungry. much hope is in fact being placed in green, hydrogen, that's hydrogen fuel produced with renewable energy sources as an alternative to natural gas. and in fact, it seems that much natural gas infrastructure could be repurposed for hydrogen, but scaling up to a level that could sustain german industry is an expensive, long term undertaking. this hydrogen deal that mister schultz and mr trudeau will seal later today is tellingly named energy partnership for the future. and it won't go into effect until 2025. so it's not going to heat german homes or fuel german factories this winter. and that means that the german government is still facing a major challenge. you said it is that the deal is go

glenn youngkin head ed to michigan to campaign with the governor candidate tudor dixon. incumbent gretchen whitmer. join dana bash as she goes inside the fight against the world's oldest prejudice "rising hate: anti-semitism in america" appears sunday night 9:00 p.m. thanks for your time on "inside politics" today. >>> hello i'm alex marquardt. ana cabrera is off. donald trump casting a long shadow today both in elections and in court. >> do you believe president trump is the ultimate target of this investigation? >> i'm not commenting on the grand jury investigation. >> he's appearing before a grand jury in georgia. rudy giuliani is a target of the criminal investigation into a possible scheme to try to steal the 2020 election. >>> and th

in michigan tudor dixon beating gretchen whitmer. congressman peter meijer one of ten republicans voting to impeach president trump losing his primary to john gibbs, a fervent election denier whose candidacy was boosted by democrats with hundreds of thousands of dollars in tv adds. in missouri attorney generic schmitt easily winning the republican -- eric greitens resigned four years ago amid a sex scandal. >> god has a plan. doesn't always work on our timeline. >> reporter: now, the surge of supporters coming together to support abortion rights here in kansas, independents, democrats, libertarians, even some republicans is certainly causing alarm among republican strategists across the country watching this race here. they still believe the midterm elections will turn on the economy and other issues. jake, this simply adds a new question into the equation, has that supreme court decision simply upended the narrative of this campaign. it's something we won't know until, of course, a november election. but michigan also has abortion r

bloggers you can’t imagine correctly and beautiful game and interesting moments and intrigue 1:0, tudorsed, well done guys tried everything they could. yes, they could, probably, the second halftime still score, but in any case, a huge thank you to all the fans to all those people who came to the opposing team. i would like to ask for good football. actually. they fought, tried, smarties, how much i even played in the second league, and there were not so many fans at any stadium. i don’t know if we are the reason for this or not, but here, as i know, a lot of fans also come to the games of the second league, so the city is a football city and at such a stadium, it is especially pleasant to play the amazing part of the fabulous path of the blogging team after the victory at chertanovo might not have ended, despite the starting onslaught. the textile worker was scored first by salnikov there and the second was answered by the best scorer of the hosts, ilya karpu. and it so happened that he also became the author of the decisive penalty in the penalty shootout. that's all the team's journey

remember, tudor dixon was former president trumps endorsement there, she is leading big time and if youte it looks like this is her night. she will likely win this primary. it hasn't been called yet but you look at someplace like ottawa county, almost 70% of the vote there, she is leading by ten points and there are counties like this we are getting a lot of votes. this could be something that gets called pretty quickly. another race where we are seeing kind of a standout right now is in missouri, that primary. two erics were endorsed by president trump, this looks like an eric schmidt run away right now, look at all that yellow on the board. you look at someplace like buchanan county out west in missouri, there's 27-point lead about 85% of the vote in that county it looks like eric schmidt could be the winner there. let's take a look at couple other things, there are interesting house races around the five states where there are primaries tonight. one of the interesting dynamics is there are three incumbent republicans who voted for president trumps impeachments who are facing stiff pr

tudor dixon is the first up i'm speaking of in michigan for the republican party, that's a problem forocracy. if you have a two-party system and one party doesn't work, that makes it very hard to get the business done, and when you look at the landscape of some of these people, the qualifications that they are promoting should be disqualifications. kari lake, the woman that you're talking about in arizona. that is woman who for 22 years is a broadcaster at the local fox news affiliate. i will say that again, the fox news affiliate. she's seen as kind of a middle of the road broadcaster. sometimes she donates to campaigns like obama and in 2018 and 2019 and 2020 it all turns and she becomes a qanon xeer sift. last year she disavows the fourth estate and walks away from the newsroom and turns what could have been a liability among republican voters which is to say her work as a journalist into an asset by virtue of the condemnation. it's a testament to the anti-democratic norms of the gop that you captain get to the top of the ticket if you're a journalist unless you disavow the fourth e

trump made an 11th hour endorsement to back conservative commentator tudor dixon.acing off against four other republicans, including, by the way, a january 6th rioter, ryan kelly, arrested and charged last month for trespassing and other crimes connected to the insurrection. joining me is vaughn hillyard. and jack brewster, who is grand haven, michigan. hey, vaughn, let me just start with you on this one. there is so much going on as i just mentioned in the state of arizona right now. could this feasibly be a clean sweep for the president. >> it could be. kelly ward is the chairwoman of the arizona republican party. just before donald trump took the stage for his final rally ahead of his primary, she took the microphone and said she was, quote, a proud member of the orange mafia. i think that says it all about what this republican party is here today. it's no longer the party of john mccain, jeff blake. jeff doocy is headed out the door and we could be having a conversation tomorrow night about a clean sweep of trump-backed candidates for governor carey lake, abe h

the first statement that democratic governor gretchen whitmer made after tudor dixon won was calling her extreme on abortion, jim. >> sara murray in michigan. thank you so much. >>> joining me to discuss the politics of all this, amber phillips, politics reporter for "the washington post." and tara palm era, senior political correspondent for "puck." good morning. good to have you. let's begin with you, if i can, amber. listen, kansas deepest of red states here. this was not close, right? what's remarkable about the numbers, about 58 against this amendment, is it almost matches national polling on americans who generally support some abortion rights here. does this help improve democratic chances in the fall? does it show that this is a turnout issue potentially for democrats? >> yes, yeah. today and these results in kansas, they're surprising as they sound, as you've illustrated, jim. that should give democrats a lot of reason to hope. they have been feeling like the midterms are going to come down to either abortion and whether that's the top issue to get voters out, or as republic

nbc news projects tudor dixon has won the republican nomination for governor there.mer conservative media personality won an endorsement from former president donald trump just last week and will now face off against incumbent democratic governor gretchen whitmer this november. >> the truth is this upcoming campaign, the next four years, they're not about gretchen whitmer and they're not about tudor dixon. they're about all of you. they're about how together we can rebuild our state. >> whitmer was renominated in michigan's democratic primary without opposition on tuesday. also in michigan, nbc news projects that john gibbs as the winner in the gop primary for the state's third congressional district. the trump-endorsed challenger to gop congressman peter meijer declared victory in the nationally-watched race. gibbs was a political appointee in trump's housing and urban development agency and pitched himself as ultraconservative replacement for congressman meijer. meijer voted to impeach then president trump after the january 6th attack on the capitol. he called gibb

and people knew tudor and i wasn't just this person endorsed by someone else. and so i have a chance to go around the state, and get to know people, and really rise in the poll. >> kevin rienke, a self funded former car dealer is dixon's closest competition. and garrett soldano a chiropractor who had a grass roots following on the right by protesting gretchen whitmer's covid policies and ryan kelly pleaded not guilty to federal charges that he was part of the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. quite an all-star team. in addition to trump's endorsement, dixon's campaign received a boost with big money from the devos family including betsy devos who served as education secretary in the trump administration. and over the weekend, dixon would not say whether she still believes that trump won the 2020 election. she previously called that election stolen. >>> kansas will become the first state since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, to road vote on the legality of abortion. voter today will decide whether to uphold or abolish abortion protections current

governor gretchen whitmer who ran unopposed in the democratic primary will defend her seat against tudor dixon who won the republican nomination. and in missouri, attorney general eric schmitt won the gop nomination for senate over 20 other candidates. he will face democrat trudy busch valentine, an heiress of the anheuser-busch beer fortune. >>> president biden says he's looking forward to signing a measure expanding health care benefits for veterans exposed to toxic military burn pits. the senate passed the bill overwhelmingly last night after it was held up by republican opposition last week. comedian and advocate jon stewart praised veterans who fought for the measure. >> i'm not sure i've ever seen a situation where people who have already given so much had to fiht so hard to get so little. >> the legislation will expand benefits for more than three million veterans. >>> a defamation case against conspiracy theorist alex jones continues today. he's being sued for $150 million after calling the 2012 sandy hook elementary school massacre a hoax. 20 children and six adults were killed.

tudor dixon is the projected winner of the primary for michigan governor. >> in missouri, the battle of the two trump-endorsed candidates named eric have been decided. it's projected that eric schmit has won the nominee for senate >> in arizona, three trump-endorsed candidates were on the ballot who deny the 2020 election results nbc news projects that mark finchem has won that race. >> in washington state, two house republicans are voting for reelection both jamie herrera and her opponent >>> the death toll from the mckinney fire in california has risen to four. it's the largest wildfire this year in the golden state, tearing through more than 56,000 acres of grass, dry timber and brush since it began on friday here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: after quickly igniting into the state's largest and deadliest inferno this season, california's mckinney fire is still a blowtorch, ripping across forest land as it takes lives and threatens nearly 5,000 structures >> i look out the window, big orange glow. and all of a sudden, man, it's here >> reporter: frank oldfield was lucky and saved

. >> reporter: but in michigan this week, republican gubernatorial nominee tudor dixon. >> yesterday,rump legitimately won the 2020 election in michigan? >> yes. >> reporter: now dixon is dodging that question. >> there were some things that happened in michigan that didn't happen in other states which are very concerning. >> reporter: these wins are just the latest in the steady advance by those sowing distrust in elections being put on the november ballot. in nevada, jim marchant is republican nominee for secretary of state, running to oversee his state's elections. he told us this earlier this year. >> i believe it was stolen, yeah. i believe that there were enough irregularities that we need to do an audit. >> reporter: and then there's michigan's christina karama, another secretary of state candidate who doesn't believe the 2020 results. election liars on state ballots show trump's grip on the develop celebrated by mike lindell at cpac. >> everybody is going to vote these great candidates like kari lake and override the machines. >> reporter: on the cpac agenda. >> they stole the

that got tudor dixon much attention. now you have other candidates saying hey, that endorsement came because the former president was given bad information. i want you to listen to how both candidates are framing the impact of that endorsement. >> if president trump was so convinced tudor was great, why didn't he endorse her months ago? he waited until two days before the election and it's the wrong choice. >> when i first met with him, he said you need your poll numbers to get up and you need the resources to run a race. >> the former president said that to you? >> absolutely. you have to run a strong race, and i want to see that you can do this. and it was great. >> reporter: some interesting insight there into how that endorsement came about ahead of what we saw on friday night. but hallie, it's not just the governor's race president trump is weighing into, it's also what you're seeing in the third congressional district here in michigan. there you have a trump-backed candidate, john gibbs, who is one of the republica

in the battleground state of michigan trump-backed republican tudor dixon won her primary for governorek and will take on democrat gretchen whitmer who's seeking her second term. dixon raising questions on fox news about the 2020 election. >> do you think the 2020 election was stolen? >> well, it's certainly a concern to a lot of folks here in michigan because of the way the election was handled by our secretary of state. >> rob: joining dixon on michigan's ballot this fall is political newcomer john gibbs, another trump-backed candidate who won in an upset last week, beating incumbent congressman peter meijer, who was one of just ten republicans who voted to impeach trump after the january 6th insurrection. gibbs falsely claimed the 2020 election results weren't accurate at a round table at a local nbc affiliate. >> i think when you look at the results of the 2020 election there are anomalies in there to put it very lightly that are simply mathematically impossible. >> rob: he's calling for improved election security. >> the vast majority of americans support common sense measures to

. >> reporter: in michigan, tudor dixon won the gop nomination for governor. also won't say if mr. biden won. >> we have to make sure our elections are secure. and what happened in 2020 doesn't happen again. >> reporter: michigan republicans also chose former trump official john gibbs over incumbent congressman peter meijer who voted to impeach the former president. hoping he would win the primaries. >> the gibbs agenda is too conservative for west michigan. >> reporter: so why are democrats doing this? well, they believe in tight races. trump-backed candidates who still question the 2020 results, they got a better chance of beating them. they've done this in a few races with mixed results and say they'll do whatever it takes to win elections. major? >> complicated politics indeed. ed o'keefe, thank you so much. >>> now to the fallout over house speaker nancy pelosi's high-s visit to taiwan. she left the island today. nancy cordes reports china's saber rattling over that trip is escalating. >> reporter: speaker pelosi left taiwan this morning, but the chinese

trump endorsed tudor dixon who falsely claims that trump won the 2020 election. >>> california has become the third to declare an emergency over the monkeypox outbreak. it follows illinois and new york. new york city is the epicenter with one-quarter of the nation's more than 5,000 cases, vaccines are in short supply. most cases are in men who have sex with men but four children have also tested positive. the cdc says children younger than 8 could develop more severe illness. >>> time for a look at your tuesday weather. the national radar shows more storms hanging over eastern kentucky as residents struggle to clean up from the historic flooding last week. in the nation's midsection the heat index will be in the triple digits today from the dakotas all the way to texas. houston and san antonio are among the cities experiencing their hottest summers on record. looking at today's highs across the country, 80s and 90s along the northeast corridor. near triple digits in the midwest. but some areas of the northwest are finally cooling off. >>> coming up, why author stephen king is taking the s

tudor dixon, a former conservative media host, will now face incumbent governor gretchen whitmer in november. >> this is personal for me. >> reporter: in her victory speech dixon called whitmer the queen of lockdowns and spoke about her own grandmother who died from covid alone in a michigan nursing home. >> so i make this promise tonight, no one in this state will be locked away from their loved ones ever again. now we have the opportunity to truly hold gretchen whitmer accountable for the pain she's inflicted on each and every one of us during the past four years. >> reporter: some election results were delayed from wayne county, michigan, officials say the results had to be driven to election headquarters because the county never upgraded its modems to 5g, so the results could not be digitally submitted. elsewhere in arizona overnight house speaker rusty bowers was trailing in the state senate primary by a wide margin. he recently told the january 6th committee how he rejected pressure from former president trump to reverse the 2020 election. mona. >> ike, thank you. >>> a major developme

the state's gubernatorial primary and all eyes are on the gop race after president trump endorsed tudortional correspondent bryan llenas joins me from michigan. reporter: hey, jackie. michigan's gubernatorial republican primary race has been described as a messy, complete tossup between the top 4:00 candidates including tudor dixon, who did end up getting the official endorsement from former president donald trump on friday night. they were all vying for that endorsement but she, tudor dixon got endorsement despite the fact that dixon is backed by the devos family, most powerful family in michigan politics. trump had a falling out with betsy devos, former education secretary after she resigned following the january 6th capitol riot. devos wrote a handwritten letter to back dixon. she believed trump won the 2020 election in michigan which trump lost by 154,000 votes but when asked on "fox news sunday" if the election was stolen picks son was less definitive and her opponent responded. >> there were definitely things in the 2020 election left us concerned how it was operated. >> within 48

. >> reporter: in michigan, former tv host tudor dixon won the g.o.p. nomination for governor. she also won't say if mr. biden won. >> we have to make sure our elections are secure, and what happened in 2020 doesn't happen again. >> reporter: michigan republicans also chose former trump official john gibbs over incumbent peter meijer, who voted to impeach the former president. >> the gibs-trump agenda is too conservative for west michigan. >> reporter: why are democrats doing this? they believe in title races. trump-backed candidates who still question the 2020 results, they have a better chance of beating them. they have done this in a few races with mixed results and say they'll do whatever it takes to win elections. >> garrett: now to some breaking news. indiana congresswoman jackie walorski was killed in a head-on collision in her home state. the crash happened just after noon today on a state road near south bend. the 58-year-old republican was first elected to congress in 2012 and represented indiana's second congressional district. her district director zachery potts, an

the tudor terminals on the german north sea coast are due to go into operation at the end of the year. they're part of the country's efforts to reduce its dependence on russian energy. you're watching. the double you need is still to come a fight for the future of the republican party at primary elections in the us state of wyoming. will criticism of former president donald trump cost members of congress. there seems at 1st german chancellor or last chance has met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas in berlin. the 2 leaders voiced their commitment to a peaceful solution in the middle east, but after comments made by president abbas shawls, said he rejects the use of the term apartheid to describe relations between israel and the palestinian territories in that that was headed over again. the reinforcement of the 2 state solution and the destruction of the 1967 borders by the israeli side. what we did out there and the creation of the new reality. it didn't work in apartheid system. the one that is against us by the israeli side. and then to let it will not be in the service of se

kari lake, tudor dixon is going to get chopped up every day because they see how the apparatus works.ry speech the other night should be taught in graduate schools of politics. it was magnificent and appeared to be off the top of your head. they can't compete with that, they can't compete with carrie lake, they can't compete with donald trump. that is why it has to be a deeply spiritual check. i am all in. if i am all in, then you are impervious and we get on with it. matt: i agree, be not afraid, which i don't think i have to tell you. i want to see if we agree on this. you come from wall street, know about financial markets. there is a lot of knowledge in this room about corporate america, fortune 100 companies, you can go down it. but something cool can happen here. the most interesting thing about republican politics today is, the corporations that used to sponsor cpac left. because they think we are bigoted. they think you are bigoted and racist and anti-semitic. they are not here. you know who else they kicked out of financial support? the republican party. any republican who sa

then mr. tudor melinda crane that reporting no unprecedented droughts and heat waves have put water scarcity into sharp focus worldwide. more than 2000000000 people lack access to clean water and climate change is likely to increase the frequency of extreme weather events. let's have a look at the impact that water scarcity is having in countries around the world. right now. drought has ravaged northern mexico where farm animals are dying due to lack of water harvests have been disrupted. and fisheries have been cold as the country experience, one of the worst droughts in more than 30 years. in hungary lake surf turned into patches of dried mud and low water supplies and putting wild life at risk. farmers in the region worry that they may not have enough green pasture to feed their livestock. many european countries are facing their drives period on rec, hold, and drought has also dried up much of china's largest fresh water lake. the poor young lake, which connects to what is the world's 3rd longest river, has been reduced to a quarter of its usual size, as water levels continue to drop far

tudor dickson saying the ads and money spent against her shows that democrats are fearful of her and the general election. i'll also make a note here that in this state this is one where there's an open primary. so i've talked to a handful of democrats who came out and took a republican ballot to participate in that race because they say the republican candidates that been endorsed by trump are too extreme. >> shaq brewster, thank you so much. charlie psyches, editor at large in the bulwark, yamiche alsinlder joins us in just a few minutes. before she comes, guys, i want to ask you about this race in michigan, what you make of it. charlie? >> well, first of all, the fact any democrat would spend money on a trump backed election denier is in fact hypocritical and also dangerous. if this is an existential threat to democracy they should not be taking a chance that he would win in a year like this. this is going to be a real test. the three congressional races hitting the trump backed candidates against the republicans who voted for impeachment are as you said in your introduction a rea

not be brought to justice for several years, and this had a very negative effect on the state of the tudorommunity in general, accordingly, when this new law came into force many current members did not want to go through this evaluation procedure and terminated their powers. and today we began to fill vacant positions in such a normal working russia and in the near future i am convinced that this body will work and this will be a very powerful signal for the entire judicial community. i will tell our viewers what their deputies have done for the benefit of ukraine, and then we will move on to another topic , well, they increased spending on e-security and defense by 270 billion. they prescribed certain rules for confiscation of property for the needs of the army, the needs of the state in wartime, martial law and also martial law, and they also extended martial law for three months until november 15. it's just me, we have another topic. now , if there's time, we'll talk more. please , literally one word there, it is not about confiscation of property, it is about the fact that we have mad

tudor dixon has hopes of going head-to-head gate gretchen whitmer.hy are you the choice to represent the republican party? >> thank you for having me, i want the people of michigan to know i understand them. i come from a manufacturing background, i know how the governor has hurt small businesses and entrepreneurs, my husband and i went through covid trying to teach our kids from home and now our kids need to get back on track. we were out of school longer than any other state and our governor didn't say anything about it, get our kids back on track, she had opportunity to have reading scholarships, she vetoed it, when she had the opportunity to help small businesses, she vetoed that. get our economy back on track and make sure kids have a world-class administration. >> todd: if you can handle four girls, maybe you are the choice for governor. you proposed to get rid of state income tax democrats coming hard at you saying if you get rid of the income tax you will have to get rid of cops to pay for it, what is your response? >> the legislature has pre