i think he can unify people. trump will never unify people. if he gets in there, it will be more division. ron desantis, he is right. he said something after the election. we are doing the same thing in south carolina. people are flogging here from new england states -- flocking to hear from new england states. evidently in florida, what happened is hard to prove, they said hey, we want what you've got. i didn't think it happened. as far as the deep state, millions of people, it is kind of a microcosm of the country. i think he can unify people. i'd like to see nikki haley on the ticket with him. can i say something about the red wave that was expected? host: sure. caller: people made a big deal out of it and i didn't think there would be a red wave. i'm always torn on whether to call in on independent or republican. a year from now, i might be calling on the independent line. i'm 75 years old. -- why? he was great for south carolina. he was a good senator. i think people tend to vote for representatives in the house and senators, people who t

happen that the deputies are answered by deputy prime minister tatyana golikova it is necessary to unifyments to families in different regions of the country in 2004 it was decided that child allowance is the authority of the constituent entities of the russian federation and to this day in a number of constituent entities of the russian federation there is a benefit of 100 rubles . and for those who are richer in establishing benefits, there are about 12,000 new universal benefits that will combine a number of already existing measures. social support, including regional makes the whole system of receiving payments more understandable, it is assumed that the universal allowance will simplify the life of the family and even improve in this regard, that it, in fact, combines six benefits that everyone already receives now, but this will be a single such allowance labor 7 years of payment from the mother's capital to children from zero to three years old during pregnancy, women and so on can count on payment those who have children under 17. one of the parents of adoptive parents or guardi

child allowance; registration and receipt of a unified allowance should be as clear as possible, simple, convenient for citizens and the extension of maternity capital. what everyone says for whom the payments are intended for a citizen of the russian federation to be born everything. why more and more americans do not trust postal voting, and what happened at the polling stations in the usa the midterm elections for both houses of congress are over. what preliminary data is published by the media ukrainian nationalists attacked the city of stakhanov this night in the lugansk people's republic, the shelling of the settlement was carried out from the american hymers multiple rocket launcher system, and nothing has been reported on the victims and destructions, and in the dpr the day before, late in the evening, the militants rained down shells on yasinovataya and yakovlevka in flint as a result of a blow to the nationalists , a woman died, another person received wound. in zaporizhia, saboteurs were detained, who, at the behest of kiev, planned to commit a terrorist attack at an electric

after the introduction of the unified benefit, just as with the introduction of previous child benefitsill organize monitoring of the provision of this assistance and feedback from citizens together with the regions. we will promptly process incoming messages from parents to maximize the consideration of vital situations of families with children. i have all thanks. big. thank you. e. maxim gennadievich, taking into account the specifics of today and taking into account. your forecasts for the development of the current conditions of the russian economy, how will we solve the issues that we are discussing today? well, in general, in principle, in a social issue. yes, dear vladimirovich well , then, the first thing to say is that we have social payments, in addition to supporting people's incomes, they also form a very large part of domestic demand, since, as it were, those families those who receive these payments, as a rule, are consumers of goods and services that our economy produces, therefore it has direct economic effects here, and therefore these are the decisions that formed the

it happen to the deputies, the deputy answers prime minister tatyana golikova , it is necessary to unifyayments to families in different regions of the country in 2004, it was decided that child allowance is the authority of the constituent entities of the russian federation, and to this day in a number of constituent entities of the russian federation there is an allowance of 100 rubles. and for those who are richer, er, they establish an allowance, there, about 12,000, the new universal allowance will combine a number of already existing measures. social support, including regional ones, makes the whole system of receiving payments more understandable. it is assumed that universal it will forgive the life of the family and even improve it in the sense that it essentially combines six benefits that everyone is now receiving, but it will be a single such benefit of labor 7 years of payment from the mother's capital to children from zero to three years old during a woman's pregnancy, and so further , those who have children up to one of the parents of the adoptive parents or guardians, as

maybe unifying.ls that the nation should strive for. uh, in some kind of cultural development. here's what scares me. here are reviews, when among there are some singers. i do not see a single normal singer who is here. well, i love the opera. yes, maybe, of course, here in this case. eh, she is my love. well, let's just say in percentage terms, it means less than all the other stages there, yes, but it's, in principle, very sad when such strange characters become in the minds of a huge nation of a nation, in which there are completely different ideals, and a completely different level of culture, and they occupy the consciousness of the mass man. it's sad actually. and that's when such ratings there are called lateral. now, i don't know, you're thinking, right? that's all for you to name your option. interesting, but such another question. and why are there scientists in all these ratings and so on? well, nowhere at least one sometimes lomonosov sometimes lomonosov tells, but lomonosov rather, becau

hello, preparations for the tenth nevsky international ecological congress, a unified child allowance and housing affordability. here are just some of the topics in this edition of everything in more detail right now. the status of combat veterans for fvo volunteers benefits for residents of the priority development area and the law on universal child benefit among the most important topics of the plenary session russia remains social state. regardless of external factors, citizens can and should be absolutely sure that the domestic market will reduce dependence on imports enough for the volume of domestic production of fruits and vegetables this year. we will harvest a record harvest of 1.5 million tons of fruits and berries. there has never been such a figure in history. here are uh russia's environmental challenges and the creation of a comfortable and safe life. how preparations for the tenth nevsky international congress of clean air are going. pure water, environment in general. this is the right of every inhabitant of the planet, they are a privilege only for the elite. will a

>> i think largely unified. i saw the reports about anger and tension in our private conversations.ht about 2024 election. once we'd get through the run off in georgia, democrats will become peteing in 2024 and states like west virginia, pennsylvania, ohio, montana, new mexico. one thing that i think new congressional republican majority in house should spoke us on. is helping restore america's energy independence. those states that i mentioned produced a lot of energy. we need to begin to restore in' energy independence it would do a lot to help americans to get focus folk back on i in america's energy independence. trey: the positions they take, that result in decline of our nation? >> yes, in only the strong, i layout the case going back 100 years liberal democrats had a lot of doubt about american power, at best they are am ambivalent about american power, often times they are hostile to it, in all its aspects. what you see in this sense of decline that many americans have, it is not an accident, this is something that democrats have intention although pursued in presidencies ba

i certainly don't see myself as either a divider or a unifier. i'm not a politician and i'm not running for office. i'm not trying to get folks to dislike somebody. on the other side, i am however, gonna share how i feel about what those people are. and i, if, if you come away from the show or come away from the conversation saying, yeah, i, i really don't like what's insert name of politician is there. so be it. there's always some line of division. whether that has to be ugly and nasty and vicious, i think becomes the question. so, all right, we're never going to agree a 100 percent politically in the talk radio realm and i don't see it as, as dividing anybody. i think it's really just acknowledging differences that, that are already there. oh, competence and coherence of this administrative collection of biden's asking less is a lie and, and we are moving. stories are often told through heroes and villains in the saga of talk radio, which will the hosts play to pose on who's listening. one person was hero is another person's villain, is just h

military command of the cis when we decided to leave this unified military command, of course ., of course we had to abandon those means of delivering nuclear weapons, it was not a nuclear weapon, it was a means of delivering nuclear weapons on ukrainian territory, the republic also did the same kazakhstan and the republic of belarus were not even about the democracy of russia, because they really believed that russia was a much more democratic state between ukraine, which was headed by the former second-in-command of the communist party of ukraine, or kazakhstan, which was headed by the former first secretary of the central committee of the communist party of kazakhstan . it is clear that this is not even discussed, ukraine was perceived in the international community mostly as a communist reserve, but it was simply about the fact that nuclear weapons should remain in one center that the spread of nuclear weapons across several countries at once, i.e., the appearance as a result of the collapse of the soviet union of four nuclear-armed countries instead of one, is a serious thr

because if one of the moments of the system is still disconnected and once synchronized from the unified energy system , it the worst option, and in this case, the energy industry manages to cope with these challenges and then it is necessary to endure a certain time in order to revive certain segments of the system and stabilize the energy system, but the damage significant p oleksiy and then. transmission at the distribution level, and yet it can be there for 2-3 days, because energy workers work at an extremely active pace in order to provide electric energy to consumers, because i understand that it is a critical infrastructure today, it is very much in need of electricity. it is heat supply, water supply. they once told me that the shifters, trying to create a humanitarian crisis as much as possible , will hit the electricity supply system at a time when the hot water supply system will be the most vulnerable. and this is already happening today from the other side, it’s one three days for full recovery and connection of consumers from the other side. well, i want to say so. we must

so it was generally a unified, a reaction from the global leaders well, from the g 7 and nato leaders, a present here in barley. but we, of course, also heard from the indonesian president who stressed at this incident is regrettable. but of course, it is important now to stay calm. the chinese statement went in the similar direction, the direction china said that it's now important to exercise, exercise, restrains, and to and not do anything to add to escalate the situation. and that is also what the german chancellor stressed you are saying that it's important to establish all the facts that also what the british prime minister said here. and of course everyone is now calling for now for all parties to remain cold . now the g 20 leaders declaration has been approved at the end of this summit with a very clear condemnation of russia's warren ukraine. russia is a member of the g. 20. why did russia agree to this text? was a very interesting question because of course you would assume that russia would do anything to prevent the strong condemnation of its war on ukraine from being incl

so will that be a unified action will bring in our gas in a moment? first, this report from our diplomatic editor james space, who is the summit in body g 20 summit to take place every single year. but this is a most unusual one given the circumstances of the war in the ukraine. and it's been most difficult for the organizers, indonesia. in fact, many months ago, i remember speaking to an indonesian diplomat who was worrying about exactly how they were going to choreograph this summit. and that's because one of the members of the g 20 is russia, the country that invaded ukraine. one of the things they normally have at a summit like this is known as the family photo. when all the leaders smiled for the cameras. well, that's been abandoned this particular meeting because there's no family feeling here and no one felt like a photo. we certainly don't have all of the normal participants here. that's because president putin decided not to attend the g 20 and to send in his place. survey love rough, his foreign minister, but he is cutting his visit here to

there may even be a certain surplus, which is balanced in the entire energy supply system of the unifiedrgy system of the russian federation, therefore. e the main thing that you still need what to pay attention to is accommodation of people more comfortable conditions in winter. here there is a task that needs to be solved faster and i emphasize. well, very active help us well. well, here are our closest neighbors again, crimea, stavropol territory. krasnodar rostov region, voronezh in general, everyone has turned on and is working vasilievich and where are you now producing leadership, because there was some talk about the temporary capital and so on. please specify how it is now, and the management process is going on with you. where are you head, and the region? well, the first talk is that the administrative center was moved to one of the cities of the kherson region. uh, in particular, they say genichesk, they do not correspond to reality, and the capital of the kherson region of our region, as it was and remains kherson, well, forced, of course, we are now, uh, all our services th

for themselves, but those who plan to enter russian universities will need exactly result and the unifiedxam. in a number of schools in the region, centers will be created to prepare for the unified state examination in physics, chemistry and biology. it is most difficult to prepare for tests in russian on the eve of september 1. parents were interviewed here. in what language should children be taught, the decision of the majority in russian is for almost everyone. this is their native language and they think in russian, but all their subjects were in ukrainian and therefore the terminology was ukrainian, you understand, and here for some children, especially in september, it was quite difficult for them, they did not understand about teacher, but 2 months have passed and the picture has changed dramatically . now it is the ukrainian language, but as children and parents who want to study in their native language are recruited , we will naturally arrive in the crimean tatar language. and mark twain, these books were collected to publish waste paper only because they are in russian. now t

>> the theme of my campaign is, unifying san francisco for san francisco unified. all of us in san francisco have eye stake of the success of our public education system a safe and prosperous, begins the same high quality public 'eming occasion for every young person. i know from my 20 years of youth development experience that all young people love learning, all families love learning. it is a responsibility of the board of education to provide learning environments where all students can thrive. i'll use my experience work withing immigrants, preparing young adult for success and college and careers and healing divides to bring our school system together and to get our communities working together in service for all of our students, really emphasizing how we can prepare and connect all of our high school graduates to college or careers. my priorities are to invest in social, emotional well being and academics to provide budget transparency and accountability and to provide collaborative decision making. thank you so much for listening to us. and i forgot to menti

that was unified. the democrats were pretty unified. >> polling shows the number one issue for most voters of the the economy. voters trust republicans by double digits on the economy. republican politicians failed to closest the deal with them. that's a real problem. in terms of mitch mcconnell you can bring a message to the table or you can bring brilliant background policy, procedures. which is what mitch mcconnell has been celebrated for. this is massive failure. he's been in leadership for 20 years. he's been the leader for 16, 17 years. at some point, what does somebody around here have to do to get fired? >> laura: we talked about accountability a lot in the republican party. we got to have metrics. he did great job keeping merrick garland off that supreme court. i will be grateful for mitch mcconnell. >> chuck schumer has that same record. they get more than just judges with chuck schumer. they get a whole agenda. they get victory. >> laura: he goes on tv and he'll argue the point. speaking of

my daughter first entered sf unify in the 2009. at that time we heard the new current about the e merging discussion around the expansion of the potential for building a new school in mission bay. fast forward 13 years here we are. the beginning this vision and that dream a reality. will it hen a badge of honor to raise children this san francisco and the mission bay stootd stood by the school district that consistent low pushed to ensure this this city is truly a city for families and for children to tloif. mooim jenny lamb the san francisco board of education president and such an honor and privilege. there are many people to thank who have been on the journey with us for almost 2 decades. and this is what happens when you have a member a former board of education member. got to think of so many of our partners that first and foremost i want to extend a big thanks to our staff. to our staff, head of facilities. yee. you have our staff and so many staff and educators work tirelessly for our students. and realist this could not hav

all that aside we need to unify. unity means you don't have these on the record sniping comments from consul ants that represent mitch mcconnell and rick scott. you know what? pick up the phone. walk across the street and talk to each other. don't let it spill into the public. the voters, americans and our democracy deserve better than that. they deserve a party that knows where it stands. i have one more thing to say. i this i the way we unify is not just on strategy message but tactics. i think democrats have done a better job investing what i call the non-sexy parts of politics. their ballot harvesting and banking early votes. somehow our voters still feel very shy voting early. some don't trust the machines. others say i'm a traditional voters and go to the polls. we need to get smart not just about voter engagement but banking the ballots early. we are taking a chance that grandpa can get out of the house on election day or any event walt that can effect any of us. we need to start banking those votes early. >>

busy in the previous, the g mili was a unifying factor. now, with what happened, the 1st game was england and the players kind of silently protesting that this had kind of an impact on the iranians, whether with or against whether positive or negative. so yes it's, it's not part of the polarization of abuse. a position, however, don't attempt within the country within the government, even from the bows themselves. we saw them in the 2nd game with red singing national anthem, and we saw more people coming to the game today. i think with all these people coming here, i think this is going to, to have a, do i counted them say impact on how things are odd with respect to the national. he made it, it, it could unify the radians once again. really stuff. i thank you so much for that while remember, if iran nan can get results tonight, they will be going into the knockout stages of a world cup for the very 1st time. very 70. thank you very much. are going to bring in one herancha. i mean, we had and he mentioned he gets our will both sides be abl

he's been able to unify the moderates greater freedom caucus meccas members as if you are saying he is presenting a bridge on top of that, the republicans won six house seats. they defeated six incumbent democrats. that is successful, and obviously it republicans wanted to see more of a victory but quite frankly, i think mccarthy has been able to be that unifying factor for both and i think you'll be able to government is gonna be tough that the same time, i think they're going to be able to move the party forward and look in investigations and asked how were going to stop t the bidens failed agenda and i think that's gonna be a priority for future speaker mccarthy. >> and harris i think for republicans i think is important to have that unifying figure because you have brian fitzpatrick was up one end and then you have the greens over here and you have a very strong point come out from mccarthy that we can afford this kind of break and politics effectively have defections and they said that they voted for mccarthy but they are paraphrasing but if not i will will and deal will they have

. ♪ >> world leaders at the summit, are they likely to find a unified solution?s is "inside story." hello and welcome to the program. the g summit is underway on the indonesian island of bali, hoping to get a consensus on a wide range of issues affecting millions of people and the global economy is top of their agenda. tensions on russia's war with ukraine, russian foreign ministry says the summit is not a place to discuss issues and the world's economic challenges should be prioritized. we will bring in our guest in a moment. first, this report fried diplomatic editor at the summit in bali. >> g20 summits take place every single year, but this is a most unusual one, given the circumstances of the war in ukraine. it has been most difficult for the organizers in indonesia. i remember speaking to an intimation diplomat who was wearing about exactly how they would choreograph this summit. that is because one of the members of the g20 is russia, the country that invaded ukraine , they normally have the family photo when all the leaders smile for the cameras. that has

china in terms of protests, arguably pretty unprecedented to see the scale across multiple cities unified by one issue, which is anti-covid sentiment, playing out across protests in china. the ftse 100 currently down .8%, we continue to watch basic resources and commodities. the play through to the ftse 100 where there is a heavy lead from big names listed in those sectors. what's happening in beijing, shanghai, will hand, you are having protests on a unified issue, anti-lockdown, and deep anger about the deaths of 10 people in a fire. the spanish ibex off 42 points, in france losses of .2%. let's see how things are playing out on a week where we are expected to hear from central-bank policy makers including christine lagarde, and jay powell on wednesday. s&p futures pointing down .6 percent, holding about 4000. bloomberg dollar index is bid, up .3%. yields are lower, 3.64 on the benchmark. brent down to .7%, back to levels we less on a in december. last i checked, wti around $74. let's keep in mind iron ore, we are looking at rio tinto, glencore and bhp group down between on .1% and 1.8%

times find themselves in the criminal justice system railroads he says he will work with oakland unified to work on the issues to try and close the disparities. with the crime happening now, focus is on repeat offenders. he pride himself on empathy. >> i am youngest of 12 kids whose father passed when i was seven. so i am a product really of the american dream, you know, that i came from where there probably were not great expectations coming from a >> reporter: pamela price prides on bringing a new perspective, a fresh voice who has been part of the community. >> i am a former foster kid. i came through the juvenile justice and foster care system. i have never forgotten from where i came. i am a survivor of domestic violence and sexual assault. when you survive, you learn. >> reporter: a civil rights attorney casting herself as a change maker. she wants to get guns off of streets and reaching young people is also a priority. >> i think it is both education, both for young people and engaging them at every level through every opportunity that we can and doing the kind of outreach that is

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we've got hundreds of san francisco teachers and staff members from the san francisco unified school district protesting outside the district offices. they are upset because for months they've been dealing with disruptions to their pay and benefits and they're not happy about it. >> earlier this year, the san francisco unified school district switched to a new payroll and hr system called empower almost immediately. there were problems. some teachers and staff weren't being paid on time, which led to this protest outside district headquarters back in march. the school district promise to fix the problems, but more than 7 months later, there are still issues. chris klaus is a teacher at washington high school. >> i had gotten me. >> so many e-mails from people at my site. i'm not getting paid correctly. this is wrong. not as wrong. just this morning i got an e-mail from a parent at our one of the people who support our special day classes primarily that they do not get paid. >> for its part, the district acknowledges that there are still problems and they are shifting resources to dea

part of the president's goal, while he was in bali, was to unify g20 leaders. he held an emergency meeting with g7 leaders. his goal continues to be the same, to keep these allies unified in their support of ukraine and against russia and to keep also the aid coming. that was one of the big topics of conversation at the g20 meeting. the president asking congress for more money, about $37 billion more money to help ukraine. >> they want do this in the lame duck before the house most likely turns over to republicans, and there are certainly parts of the house caucus that don't want to go this big and that are more isolationist. >> there's no doubt about that. we're going to be keeping a close eye on this and listen to the language by leader mccarthy who has said they do not want to write a blank check to ukraine. i actually asked president biden about that at his last news conference. he said, look, we have not written a blank check to ukraine. we are giving ukraine what it needs. at the same time, you might see more intense fights over this funding for ukraine,

dozens of teachers with the san francisco unified school district either called in sick yesterday or left work early to protest all the payroll problems there. still having this issue was supposed to be fix months ago. and still there are paychecks that are not right. converse charles clifford takes a closer look. well here in san francisco on wednesday, teachers and staff of the san francisco unified school district. >> rallied outside district headquarters. they say that for months have been dealing with problems that resulted in teachers and staff not being paid on time and sometimes not receiving their benefits promptly. they want to send a message to the district that this is unacceptable. >> earlier this year, the san francisco unified school district switched to a new payroll and hr system called empower almost immediately. there were problems. some teachers and staff weren't being paid on time, which led to this protest outside district headquarters back in march. the school district promise to fix the problems, but more than 7 months later, there are still issues. chris klau

. >> happening today, schools around the san francisco unified school district are staging a sickout over ongoing payroll issues they say are affecting the district kron four's. charles clifford is live for us now at burton high school in san francisco. charles, what have you learned for us? well, you know, for months now of the san francisco unified school district has had problems making sure that it's teachers and staff, not all of them, but some of them are not getting paid properly. their benefits are being administered properly. >> today, many teachers across the district are either calling in sick or walking off the job early to send a message to the district that this is unacceptable. earlier this year, the san francisco unified school district switched to a new payroll and hr system called empower almost immediately. there were problems. some teachers and staff weren't being paid on time, which led to this protest outside district headquarters back in march. >> the school district promise to fix the problems, but more than 7 months later, there are still issues. chris klaus

plus san francisco unified schools under a state of emergency.chool officials hope this will help the ongoing payroll disaster which has left hundreds of employees without their pay. but first, we are live with storm coverage. rain in the bay area and the sierra bracing for more snow. thanks for joining us at 10. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. we do start tonight with the 4 zone forecast. we still need rain here in the bay area, of course, in our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to tell us

the focus oakland unified school district and its process of school mergers and closures. oh usd is redlining, the most vulnerable population one of the most vulnerable populations in their district. tianna scott's kids attend carl b. monk elementary. it's one of the schools on the chopping block. she's now sent to speak with the attorney general's office after getting this notice probing to protect the rights of children, including equal access to education and opportunity. well i would hope that the school board would take heat that the state. is questioning your decision making ability and they would say, hold on, let's take a step back here and maybe reevaluate usd has previously cited declining enrollment in finances as the cause for closures. the district told us any questions about aggie activities should be directed to the g. the district does not comment on or confirm any possible legal matters. it is a civil rights. issue keith brown is with the oakland education association, just one of several groups that filed a complaint with the attorney general's office all

>> school leaders are working out how to unify the two by the end of the year.ot of you are sounding off about that very question on our twitter poll. it's pretty evenly split. about 52.5% favoring cal. 47.5% say berkeley. >> kpix 5 shawn chitnis has more on the name game. [ music ] ♪°7 >> reporter: on game day, in a sea of blue and gold, it's clear all these fans are here to cheer on cal. but on campus, you will see plenty of signs that say berkeley. so what's in the name? it's the question before the university task force that's trying to unify both brands. the recommendation is due to the chancellor by december 31. watching what is decided? >> the university of california is a part of the or vin story of my family. >> reporter: he is not on the task force, but he has deep roots to this school. his grandparents and parents met here. he even met his wife on campus. and his collection of pennants show the diversity of names between uc and california to cal and to berkeley. >> being an alumnus and working on campus, i talk all day every day about the place. i can

unified school district a couple of months ago? >> l.a. unified school district got attacked.somware was installed. they had issues with operations. the horrible thing is that over 500 gigabytes of student data were stolen. they were demanding ransom payment. we are talking about potential harm for life to students because their social security numbers, personal health information, all kinds of information could be lost to identity theft. kristen: did they pay? if they did have to pay, i assume that is taxpayer money. >> they refused to pay. that is where the tug-of-war is going on. the attackers are saying, you had better pay and we are leaking it. there is back-and-forth going on in terms of negotiation but they have not paid yet. but they do have the data. kristen: are there a lot of gaping holes in school security systems, compared to companies or governments? >> there is. unfortunately, the thinking is that no one would attack educators but there are 6 million students in california alone. there's a lot of data and a lot of gaps. most schools have vulnerabilities they are

that it reminds us that we are americans first, that this is a unified countries and our daily livescare for the future are the same, whether black, white, hispanic, but what's missed by the democrats often is the impact of faith, what certain blocks that they see as people who they've had in the past that it's a combination of culture issues, what happened in schools, the ability -- frankly the recognition that the government is in control of so much and yet it is failing, that this comes back down to this idea that, yes, back to guy's point, that they don't think about having been on the left, that they don't think about the nature of the -- what the individual thinks as a person, that they are just one block that can be controlled and that they are known intimately. we are individual people and, boy, this election is going to show that. >> well, look, the head has told them, that would be joe biden, if you don't vote for him, you're not really black. that was the beginning of the message and the realization that, wait, we are being looked at as some game piece when we are individu

buy-in and unified but the bottom line there is good people running as republicans.y basically prioritize the bill of right. they prioritize fiscal responsibility. they prioritize individual -- if those metal to you you have to fall behind as kellyanne conway, you want to fall in behind a candidate who will faithfully take that football over the touchdown line. and we are in that position. it's a deep bench and it's not old, worn-out socialist bench. but a freedom loving, strongly highly capable men and women bench that we ought to start thinking about how we get behind that bench and get the right team out there. once we get the right team out there, bring america back to america. >> todd: in light of carley's question, as the 2024 rates already begun? and yes to that question, the follow-up question is are we in a perpetual state -- -- >> the answer is yes one of the problems, social media and the 24-hour media of which we are all sort of both aware and part in some ways makes everybody sort of on tender hooks from the minute you begin thinking about a future race.

we must have one overwhelming unified voice, speak as a country, and say there is no place, no place,or voter intimidation and political violence in america. the japanese government issues a rare emergency alert after north korea launches ballistic missiles towards its territory. a surprise peace deal after nearly two years of civil war in ethiopia. it's hoped vital aid can now flow into northern tigray — where 90% of the population is going hungry. and the legacy of invasion — how is russia's war on ukraine affecting russians back home? welcome to the programme. mid—term elections. mr biden accused the former president, donald trump and his supporters of undermining democracy and fuelling anger and violence by refusing to accept the results of the 2020 presidential election. in this moment, we have to confront those lies with the truth. the very future of our nation depends on it. my fellow americans, we are facing a defining moment, an inflection point. we must have one, overwhelming, unified voice, and speak as a country, and say there is no place — no place — for voter intimidatio