, according to the washington post, these views are shared by some prominent members of the us republican party. the european union, meanwhile, has agreed a new package of sanctions against russia intends to impose a ceiling on oil prices, according to the publication, the policy is planned that the restriction will come into force on december 5 for oil and february 5 for oil products. however, in moscow they have already warned that those who supported this idea will be left without fuel, but in europe they already consider the money that they will get at such a price with the savings of these , they want to send it to compensate those who suffered from growth. prices, the european commission, showed us. a special reduction in electricity prices and we will set such a brake on electricity prices, like many other countries. we will do the same with regard to gas, these measures must be funded, both this and the next two years. so we are talking not only about the near term, we intend to allocate compensation to businesses and ordinary citizens to employees who have stopped enterprises, analysts

costs, according to the washington post, such views are shared by some prominent members of the us republican partyropean union, meanwhile, agreed on a new package of sanctions against russia intend to impose a ceiling on oil prices, according to the publication, the policy is planned that the restriction will come into effect on december 5 for oil and february 5 for petroleum products. however, moscow has already warned that those who supported this idea will remain without fuel, but in europe they already consider the money that will be obtained at such a price with savings and want to send it to compensate the victims on a simple one, the european commission. showed us. in order to reduce electricity prices, we will install such a brake on electricity prices, like many other countries. we will do the same for gas, with these measures to be funded this and the next two years. so we are talking not only about the short term compensation, we intend to allocate business and ordinary citizens to employees who stopped analysts of enterprises have calculated the costs of the european union to mitigate

republicans and maga terrorists. guest: it's up to primary collectors to pick the candidates. the parties don't exercise as much control as the useoo particularly the republican party over his getting nominated. so if you ask during the cycle who handpicks the senate candidates i don't think he would have selected the candidates that were produced but he didn't have the power to do that. and it had been different in that republicans had been nominated, a lot of them don't have experience running for office. dr. causes the tv dr. and pennsylvania is a good example of that. you mentioned ted, he's a house member. senate challenger in nevada, former attorney general, again, a lot of these candidates don't have election backgrounds. that seems to be what republican primary voters prefer and also donald trump has endorsed a lot of these candidates. if he hadn't endorsed dr. ross david mccormick probably would have won that race. these are the choices the parties make. if they don't when the senate it's probably because the candidates were not as strong as they could've been. maybe they will. host: caller from kentucky on in the caller

republican party. the republican party used to be the party of tax hikes, and it was the country club party, and everythingn service of corporations and tax rates, and hay sort of begrudgingly took these value voters to gain power, and they sort of tossed a few bones. then two things happen. along came donald trump who actually appreciated and delivered, roe v. wade overturned and other family issues, and you also had a rise of public -- women into the congress, more women. and now what we're seeing is the republican party is the party of families, of parents. and so market and tax, you talked about the taxes to the school districts. it's not about the tack rate. pete: it's not about the tax rate at all. it's about the principle of it. rachel: no,st about, to me, it's about the economy and taxes in service of families. pete: and freedom and flexibility for parents to make the choices they want for their kids. if you got two with working parents, you're paying property taxes, but they can't home school, and they probably can't afford right now, potentially, to send to a private school. rachel: yep. pete: bu

it shows us where the republican party has gone. it shows us how important it is for voters to understand the stakes and to turn out in november talk about november. let's talk about the man who did win in 2020, president joe biden. a new cnn poll shows his job approval is up, up but it's still low at 44%. what ripple affect do you think that sentiment might have on the democratic party in the midterms? >> well, we're all working very hard. i just was out in michigan and minnesota. i'm going to georgia, pennsylvania, new york, going across the country. the president's approval rating does matter. there's no question about higher us. we have amazing candidates who know their districts. we have a lot of results. sometimes i feel like we run as an opposition party. we are certainly putting forward what the stakes are. this year, we also get to be a proposition party with results to show. the narrowest margins in the history of our country. we delivered on climate change. we have made costs for medicare -- people on medicare for drug pri

tell us what you found. >> reporter: calls from the arizona and michigan republican party are going outes. this is coming as their own nominees in both of those states for races like secretary of state and governor are spreading conspiracies about using drop boxes, voting by mail. review of the data that we obtain from anti-robocall application showed that these calls on just one day combined went to more than 970,000 cell phones. if you look at arizona, kari lake, their nominee, she voiced a call telling people to vote by mail earlier in the year. lake endorsed this pretty common conspiracy that democrats use mail voting as a way to rig elections. of course, there's no evidence for that. the arizona republican party, which did one of these calls, actually sued over the summer to end no excuse mail-in voting which is the most popular form of voting in that state. >> all right, that's just arizona. tell us about michigan. >> so in michigan, it's a little bit similar. the local party or the state party sent calls asking voters to vote by mail, to use drop boxes. let's just take a listen t

it is pro-competition, something that the republican party used to before. it is a bill that's going to save our country more than $100 billion in medicare cost. we are the largest purchaser of health care. it is silly to me that as iran a fortune 500 -- as i ran a fortune 500 company, we cannot negotiate drug costs. it is going to actually provide health care to minnesotans in america. in the last two years along, 14 million more americans have gained access to health insurance in our country. that is an important point. >> tyler, you will get a few extra seconds. mr. kistner: i'd like to say, the republican party has proposed how we will address stuff like this, how will we protect social security and medicare? we have a commitment to america, we released this to say exactly what we will do in regards to stuff like that to investing cures for the longevity and life of the american people. we also need to personalize care providers and also look for affordable option in and better -- options and better quality care pet also making sure that we have transpar

the republican party used to be to say well, we want to push some of this power down. ocal administration is going to be more effective, to answer the some of these questions. the democratic party used to be the one that started with a goal in mind and work backwards on means. then you have a republican party who looks at democrats who have seized institutions and they say instead of saying we should have those institutions be partisan, fine, we expect them to be partisan, meanwhile the democrats are taking that approach where they start with the rhetoric and they work backwards to the legislation. so we have two aimless parties. frankly, the way we get out of that, and some of that's going to be political reform, but some of it needs to be investing in what's tangible in our communities and focusing there. that's my focus going forward, is on west michigan, is on ensuring that we are fixing some of those administration and governmental policy problems that create the space for political dysfunction to arise. >> all right, congressman peter meijer of michigan, hope to s

of the trump administration, and now he is one of the main military-political minds of the us republican partyimportant and uh, what he uh said about the need for regime change in russia listen the obstacles and uncertainties blocking regime change in russia are significant but not insurmountable definition change is critical because it must involve so much more than just replacing putin, the problem is that not a single person in the collective leadership built up over the past two decades has a civilian there is no government structure to implement the changes, not even the politburo, which at one time dismissed not a title. khrushchev should leave after the caribbean crisis, and the entire regime, the desired intermediate result, is indirect, but a military government, but a transitional government that can keep its finger on the pulse while a new constitution is being formed. but i think that this is a machine, but it says something funny reasoning, but in fact there are no grounds to suggest that in russia there will be me for the regime, all the more, therefore there is no scenario, but,

it is pro-competition, something that the republican party used to before. it is a bill that's going to save our country more than $100 billion in medicare cost. we are the largest purchaser of health care. it is silly to me that as iran a fortune 500 -- as i ran a fortune 500 company, we cannot negotiate drug costs. it is going to actually provide health care to minnesotans in america. in the last two years along, 14 million more americans have gained access to health insurance in our country. that is an important point. >> tyler, you will get a few extra seconds. mr. kistner: i'd like to say, the republican party has proposed how we will address stuff like this, how will we protect social security and medicare? we have a commitment to america, we released this to say exactly what we will do in regards to stuff like that to investing cures for the longevity and life of the american people. we also need to personalize care providers and also look for affordable option in and better -- options and better quality care pet also making sure that we have transpar

but both parties will use this as a political party. >> and senator rick scott of florida, the chairman of the republicanay to support walker. >> so is tom cotton, senator from arkansas. the republicans don't have much of a choice here. herschel walker is the nominee. and the math has come down to pennsylvania, georgia, nevada are the top three states on the map. >> arizona. >> so if you consider how small the playing field is and how close walker has been -- by the way, democrats have spent $50 million on attack ads on walker, largely on character. i don't know the ultimate impact. when the senate control is this close, there's nowhere else to go. this is part of the final matrix for republicans if they hope to get the majority. >> listening to keisha lance bottoms expressing concern of voter enthusiasm with democrats in georgia. >> as a voter, i'm very concerned with the lack of enthusiasm in our state right now. i don't feel and see the enthusiasm that i think voters across georgia should have right now. i know that often times in midterm elections, people don't turn out to vote. i hope that won't be

you can help us understand the republican party standing with someone who has proved before this even't have a grasp of the issues, let's say, is not qualified to be a senator. >> yeah. republicans in georgia i think were well aware these types of risks existed. they knew that he was a bad candidate. there was really very little chance to defeat him in a primary. donald trump came out early. herschel walker has massive name i.d. he is well-known in the state. once he got in, there was no one who had a chance of defeating him. they are stuck with him. they have expected stuff like this. one of the things that makes them most nervous now is, what else is going to come out? what else is out there? he has proven himself time and time again to be a pretty poor candidate. it's not surprising to me that conservatives are sticking with him. as you noted, this is what they've got. this seat could decide control of the senate. i think that they are sticking with him says less about the state of the party, but the real question is, is this going to affect swing voters? conservatives are going to

don't have to put it out there, but i'm saying it, not you, but your experience tells us what the republican party wants, and it ain't somebody like you. michael steele, juanita tolliver, thank you both. >> up next, pennsylvania senate candidate john fetterman in his first interview since this week's debate. "the reidout" continues after this. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. and it could strike at any time. think you're not at risk? wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. this is a bombas performance sock. for such a small item it performs big in so many ways. big on comfort. big on durability. big on breathability. bombas gives you big comfort for all your athletic pursuits. - [female narrator] five billion people lack access to safe surgery. for all your thousands of children are suffering and dying from treatable causes. for 40 years, mercy ships has deployed floating hospitals to provide the free surgeries these children need. join us. together, we can give children t

. >> this is why it's been so frustrated with the republican party, using the term "socialism" and "communistour community. >> a tactic she calls cruel because it's torn her family apart. >> we don't even agree on reality. >> she says one of her family members now believes conspiracies spread on social and spanish language media. >> the idea this is driving this big moment of hispanic voters away from the democrats, i think it's absurd. >> a left-leaning analyst who has studied the latino vote for decades argues that by blaming misinformation, democrats are voiding more serious questions about their approach to latinos. >> it's actually, like, unproductive for the democrats to think about it this way because it prevents them from thinking about what aspects of the republican message are really working with these voters and why. and why is the party not as attractive to these voters as they used to be. what are we doing wrong? >> rui teixeira point out the claim that helping the gop in places like south florida, it doesn't necessarily explain the right ward shift of other groups of hispanic am

republican party lives right now. they don't care about facts. they try to use every situation to justify the venom we see from their base. joyce is right. this isn't extremism from both sides and violence from both sides. this is happening from one corner of the spectrum, and that's the republican party. >> joyce vance and kurt, thank you so much for starting us off in tonight's show. i appreciate both of you. >>> and coming up, barack obama is back on the campaign trail tonight. we'll preview that with an obama insider. >>> plus, donald trump's big snub of ron desantis. we'll talk to the man hoping to send desantis packing on election day, charlie christ. cht disappears in the dryer? downy in-wash scent boosters survive the washer & dryer for freshness that lasts 6 times longer than detergent alone. release freshness with every touch... with downy in-wash scent boosters. (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, release freshness with every touch... you can make it even smarter. now ports can know w

us. this is our time to put the republican party in place, let us have a chance to bring back the freedomities, the way that the american dream has been set up for us. you can do that with the right people in place, we can do that with the red wave for sure. maria: you said it. our adversaries are watching all these gaffes the way all of us are. when you think of it that way, you recognize that this is actually a national security issue. >> it is. and a everything that's happening right now is a national security issue, the border, the inflation, which is killings the dreams of americans, the hopes they have, an educational system teaching crt, everything we're dealing with is a national security and we're finally seeing it. thank goodness the red wave is coming. i want to thank you, the republicans, independents, putting our country first versus party. let's make sure that our kids' future is the most important thing for us to focus on. doesn't matter what the party is. if we put in place policies, things will work out just fine. maria: for sure. congressman, good to see you this morning

a lot of reasonable, pragmatic fact-based republicans who are disappointed that you're doing this. >> in order for us to press forward in the republican partye, in fact, need to do that, look forward, not backwards. what i found in virginia was that we could bring together forever trumpers and never trumpers and libertarians and tea party members and lots of independents and lots of democrats. i think the republican party has to be a party where we're not shunning people and excluding them because we don't agree on everything. we just don't agree on everything. what we can agree on is, in fact, in states led by republican governors, those states have out performed by far states run by democrat governors. what arizona deserves is a republican governor who will keep taxes down, who will support school choice, who will bring companies into the economy to create opportunity, that is a heck of a lot better than undoing everything that governor ducey has done. therefore, as i have supported a handful of candidates and campaigned with them, what i find is the same issues everywhere we go, that virginians and americans are worried about the cost of

. >> this is why i've been so frustrated with the republican party using the term socialism and communistsu know, as equivalent to democrat and as a way -- as a fear tactic to tap into the tragedy of our community. >> reporter: a tactic she calls cruel because it's torn her family apart. >> we don't even agree on reality. >> reporter: she says one of her family members now believes conspiracies spread on social and spanish language media. >> the idea this is driving this big movement of hispanic voters away from the democrats, i think it's absurd. >> reporter: a left-leaning analyst who studied the latino vote for decades argues that by blaming misinformation democrats are avoiding more serious questions about their approach to latinos. >> it's actually like unproductive for the democrats to think about it this way because prevents them from thinking about what aspects of the republican message are really working with these voters and why? and why are -- why is our party not as attractive to these voters as it used -- what are we doing wrong? >> reporter: boris sanchez, cnn, washington. >>

but for others, it is another way for us to connect the extremism of the republican party with others. if you believe that republicans are extreme about choice and about controlling the right of a woman over her own health care, you're also more inclined to believe that they would do things like keep prescription drug prices high. these are all interconnected. they're not separated in a way that we think about polling. >> well, i don't know that we think about them as separated so much as i am not -- do you feel like democrats in this midterm season have been making the kind of broader argue bment extremism? it feels at least from the ads we've seen and the spending we've seen that they're focused on the abortion issue itself. i'm not saying that is necessarily wrong. i'm trying to understand the way in which you think that is folded into this broader narrative. >> there is no question that the issue of choice is a primary message from democrats. but i think added together with all of the other issues, it helps us affirm a primary into you tough argument about the trump republican pa

he helped find the republican party. it used to be that there were gop members, including here in michigan, who were actually on board with civil rights and championed investment in our infrastructure. they believed in the rule of law. it wasn't that long ago, you might not agree with them on everything, but you can work with him. if they were neighbors, your friends, you can talk to them. there was a practical sense of how we get stuff done. but these days, just about every republican politician seems obsessed with two things. owning the libs, and getting donald trump support. that seems to be not currently at least actually solving the problems. they are interested in making you angry. and then finding someone to blame. that way, they are going to hope that you may not notice that you may be distracted from the fact that they don't really had any answers to your problems. i can tell you what she is obsessed with. with all the noise, all the nonsense going on, all the chatter and the tweets, the tiktok's, she is focused on the

for a moment will come in and do everything, that can be everything to all people, and the republican party usedarty that looked at that and said whoa, whoa, whoa, we want to push some of this power down, we think local administration will be more effective, that we can answer some of these questions. the democratic party used to be the one that started with their goal in mind and then worked backwards on the means. but you have a repped ublican p that has seized institutions, meanwhile, the democrats are taking that approach where they start with the rhetoric and then they work backwards to back fill legislation. we have two aimless parties. some of that needs to be investing in what's tangible in our communities and focusing there. that's my focus going forward is on west michigan, is on ensuring that we are fixing some of those administration and governmental and policy problems that create the space for political dysfunction to arise. >> congressman peter meijer of michigan, thank you so much. hope to see you when you're back in town in a few weeks. >> thank you, jake. >>> being in law enfor

. >> and this is why it is so frustrating that the republican party using the term socialism and communist, as equivalent to democrat as a way -- as a fear tactic to tap into the tragedy of our community. >> reporter: a tactic she calls cruel because it has torn her family apart. >> we don't even agree on reality. >> reporter: she says one of her family members now believes conspiracies spread on social and spanish language media. >> the idea that this is driving this big movement of hispanic voters away from the democrats, i think that it is absurd. >> reporter: a left-leaning analyst who has study the latino vote for decades argues that by blaming misinformation, democrats are avoiding more serious questions about their approach to latinos. >> it is actually like unproductive for the democrats to think about this way because it prevents them of thinking about what aspects of the republican message are really working and why and why are -- why is our party not as attractive to the voters. what are we doing wrong. >> reporter: boris sanchez, cnn, washington. >>> polls open in just a few ho

us. republican and democrat state party headquarters could be targets of chinese hackers. tell me more.ley: the fbi says chinese government hackers are looking for vulnerable systems over the midterms. over the past week agents have notified some republican and democrat state party headquarters they could indeed be targets. authorities say none of the targets have been hacked or breached but a national security agency memo said chinese hackers had scanned more than a hundred us state-level political party domains. in 2008 us intelligence officials say chinese hackers infiltrated the computer networks of barack obama and john mccain looking for information that might shed some light on the campaign's positions on china. stuart: all right, thank you. back to the markets and scott she'lladdy has that neat jacket. does he go on planes dressed like that? this rally, i can't resist, is the doom and gloom over done when you have a thousand point rally like this? >> investors forget the stock market is a voting mechanism for the future. everything is priced in. we have to have something catacly

republican party. the nrc has helped us so marriage. -- so much. i want to give her a big round of applause. she has done a phenomenal job across the country. we need to take this country back the excitement is building. we have 10 and a half days left. we have to fight for 10 and a half days to make sure we can take the state back. we will work our tail off to make sure that he gets elected as governor. we have john over here, who will be our treasurer. we will have the majorities in the assembly and the senate, so we can put ourselves back in the right direction. we need the voices that we have already there, back there. when i look at the house right now, we have a great opportunity to take it back. we have one of the greatest young congressman working for us. i know he is new at this, but he is not new to wisconsin. he has done a phenomenal job. let's hear for paul! are you guys ready to win in 11 days? [applause] are you guys ready to elect a governor, tim michaels? [applause] are you guys ready to fire nancy pelosi? [applause] are you guys ready to elect our u.s. senator, ron johnson?

for others, it's another way for us to connect the extremism of the republican party with other issuesyou believe that republicans -- and about controlling the right of a woman over her own health care. you're also more inclined to believe that they would do things like keep restriction drug prices high. these are all connected, not separated in the way that we think about polling. >> i don't know if we think about them as separated so much as -- do you feel like democrats in the mid term season have been making the kind of broader argument about extremism? it feels like, at least from the ads that we've seen, and the spending that we have, seen that their focus more explicitly on the abortion issue itself. i'm not saying that's necessarily wrong, i'm just trying to understand the way in which this has been folding into the broader narrative. >> there's no question that the issue of choice on its own has been a primary message from democrats. i think that added together with all of these other issues, it helps us affirm a primary, into mid of argument about the trump republican party.

republican party. he called it weapons of mass delusion: when the republican party lost its mind. he joins me now. robert, thanks for being with us polls suggest republicans have momentum in their direction. how do you square that with the purse phase of miss information -- embraced by a lot of it candidates? >> yeah, anderson. as you've likely seen, the new york times did a survey in which they statistically came to the conclusion that the majority of republican office seekers for high office of all said that the election was stolen. so it's out there, it's pretty plain. but the reality is that as public opinion polls also shown, the matter of the faith of our democracy is not uppermost in their minds. inflation in the economy are numbers two and one, i believe. and so, it's not likely to be affected. you can certainly expect that democrats will do all they can to make marjorie taylor greene be the poster child of the republican party, but it's difficult, particularly in an off year where the party in power tends to lose seats. that's likely to occur here. >> we're talking about herschel walker, obviously another controversial r

termination for a long time if they last certainty, the future in us support is strengthened due to the fact that the republican party can win a majority in the house of representatives explains the author of the publication clarifies as americans face inflation and slowdown. economic growth, polls show that fewer republicans believe that the united states is responsible for protecting ukraine phishing links warn about this by the ministry of information of the country, for example, messages are sent to belarusian chats in which they write about missile strikes on a bowl and a victim. after that, they offer to follow the link. however, when you click on an unfamiliar email address, the gadget is hacked. this is how swindlers get access to personal accounts of citizens and steal their personal data the ministry of information is asked to be vigilant. a criminal case was initiated against the creators of the members of the mercenary battalion in ukraine according to the investigative committee today, according to the investigative committee, a group of belarusians, being on the territory of three countries of ukraine,

macro-financial assistance in ukraine from the eu, noted stefanishin, the leader of the republican party in the us senate, mied shmakonal, called on the white house administration to provide ukraine with even more weapons and money to overcome the crisis, about this sanatorium, which is the longest of all, he is the leader of the republicans in the sanat wrote in an article on his own website with his words that russia continues to escalate attacks on the civilian population and the energy infrastructure of ukraine, therefore the biden administration and allies should do more to provide ukraine with the tools necessary to prevent russian aggression, additional air defense, long-range weapons, as well as humanitarian and economic support, as the senator writes to the united states, should help this war-torn country endure the coming winter, this statement is important in the context of the upcoming senate elections and the house of representatives of the american congress, because the republicans, a large part of whom are supporters of trump, according to experts, can form the majority in both cham

us. since 2016, the republican party has increasingly adopted donald trump's vision of democracy. for two options on any given election. either trump, fellow republican wins, or the election was rigged. >> just make sure your vote gets counted. make sure, because the only way we are gonna lose this election is if the election is rigged. remember that. it's the only way we're gonna lose this election. so we have to be very careful. look -- it's more than this election, that's a big statement. the only way they are gonna win is that way, and we can't let that happen. >> that was august, okay? so we saw him doing this for years, right? we win or it's rigged. that's it, that lie is now the orthodoxie in most of the republican party. this time they're running that playbook without trump at the ballot. and it's happening all over the country. today, for instance, a debate between the trump back to new hampshire -- a guy named don bullet, a guy who is a big lie adherent and proponent. pushed ludicrous conspiracy theories about people being bused in from out of state to vote for his democ

you look at this party, today's democratic party controlled by fanatical ideologues who hate freedom. >> todd: listen to democrat turned republicans who joined usast hour. >> the party has left her as the party has left me. >> they have just shut down anybody that wants to talk contrary to their narrative. >> these folks are not just writing and seeing writing on the wall, they are smelling it. along the border, a lot of latinos will run from the democratic party. >> todd: is the democratic party in real, serious trouble, sean? >> sean: tulsi gabbard was a common sense democrat, not a republican. she is right, the party has left her. they are so racist. her statement was brilliant, i think it is gutsy of her to say what she said in a public format. good on her. i think the party is at a crossroads. will they go back to the party of bill clinton or continue on this aoc march to marxism. they get thumpod november 8, lose mazively in the house, if republicans win by 52 seats in the senate, 54 or 55 seats, sends a message to democrats, they have to change course and the powers that be inside the parties, that is the only hope of saving the democrat

put people at the negotiating table, you are running for the republican party, now the mass media is actively discussing the topic of how the usicy towards ukraine can change if, after the elections , the republican majority in congress wins party how do you understand what position the republican party has on ukraine in honor of this war the majority of the republican party will support aid to ukraine but this is changing in my opinion because america has a dire need to stop inflation stop the additional costs of paying out funds that we don't have i think they will continue to look in the direction humanitarian aid, but i am not sure what the position will be regarding military aid, i think they will ask nato courts for military aid in a much larger amount. it is difficult the question is why it is necessary to sit down at the negotiating table and agree. and who should be at this negotiating table? it should be america, ukraine and russia. political campaign, i am not physically there, i do not have a formed position. i was not there to see everything. i did not talk to the people there with my own eyes. on the american sid

party in general. they are for america, for protecting us. not a lot of woke. >> the republicans seem to complain more but offer no solutions. >> reporter: peter, you mentioned this is the one and only senate debate. it'll be the only opportunity you'll have both candidates to be able to respond to the attacks floridians have been hearing for much of the past couple months. >> shaq, you are exactly right. we'll keep a close eye on the race there. jesse to you in ohio the democrat tim ryan putting up a tough fight against republican jd vance there a political novice. their debate ended with what was a huge exchange over the racist great replacement theory that falsely asserts minorities are an existential threat to white people. how does that exchange crystalize the stakes of this race? >> reporter: peter, this was one of several exchanges throughout the night that were coming back to this idea of extremism. both candidates were trying to paint each other as extremists. we heard about nancy pelosi, marjorie taylor green from these two candidates. they were trying to tie each other

. >> this is why i've been so frustrated with the republican party using the term "socialism" and "communist fear tactic, to tap into the tragedy of our community. >> reporter: a tactic she calls cruel, because it's torn her family apart. >> we don't even agree on reality. >> reporter: she says one of her family members now believes conspiracies spread on social and spanish language media. the idea this is driving this big movement of hispanic voters away from the democrats, i think it's absurd. >> reporter: a left-leaning analyst who has studied the latino vote for decades, rui teixeira, argues by blaming misinformation, democrats are avoiding more serious questions about their approach to latinos. >> it's actually unproductive for the democrats to think about it this way, because it prevents them thinking about what aspects of the republican message are really working with these voters, and why? and why is our party not as attractive to these voters? what are we doing wrong? >> our thanks to boris sanchez. >>> what do the polls say about the future of the senate? harry is here to run the n

of our country -- >> reporter: it's much about utah as it is about the future of the republican party, one mcmullen used to call himself a part of. >> there's no going home to donald trump for true conservatives. >> reporter: in 2015, he ran as an independent for that reason, and lee, his now opponent, actually vomited for him then. but times have changed. >> stand with me and millions of others who want four more years. >> reporter: unlike most third party candidate, mcmullen is in a one-on-one race, democrats staying out of pit it. >> i think it's important to look at the reality of the race. a democrat was not going to win the utah senate race. >> reporter: it comes as 39% of americans say they're disillusioned with the two-party system, that nevertheless still reigns supreme. in ruery red utah, mcmullen's is an uphill climb but that's not unusual for candidates running for a political landscape cast in red and blue. betsy johnson is running as an independent for oregon governor, a state that's selected democrats to the job for the last 32 years but is now rated a toss-up in large part because of joh

republican party to your campaign and the senate contenders? >> i have been getting support. we will transform and make the republican party better when we get in. we will have the people with usthink mitch mcconnell needs to wake up and realize the republican party is about we the people. not about political elites like mitch in d.c. he has to start representing the people. we will strengthen this party. we have an amazing movement here in arizona. the people in arizona stepping forward realizing they have to take the government back. i think that mitch should actually embrace this. i am receiving some support from the arizona gop and the american governors association has stepped in to help out running some ads that are helping me. >> i spoke with kevin mccarthy yesterday. he said he is looking forward to working with you on border issues as well. kari lake, it's great to see you. we will be watching. thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you, maria. a quick break and then from the southwest of the midwest. michigan republican candidate on how her state has been impacted by the democrats progressive agenda from reckless spending to the push for woke ideology and ed

republican party. barbara will be able to underscore this for us as well. george bush got 44% of the latino vote. republican party has never come close to that ever since he left because he understood latinos. he related to latinos. and so the latino community always is better off when both parties try to attract their vote in an authentic, organic, truthful and respectful way. the republican party has not done that, i believe, in like two decades since the bushes left. >> so congresswoman, you heard there from like ms. cardona who's like this is not true, latinos are not going over to the republican party in large enough numbers to make a huge difference. what do you make of that? >> well, i think you've seen some changes in some areas, you know, concerned about economic issues that's had some impact, and you've also seen some changes like at the border. you've had some candidates who have run on concerns about their communities being impacted by immigration issues on the border, issues of crime, and the economy, so i do think you've had some particular issues that have played out in particular c

the republican party used to believe in under ronald reagan, and that is that this country needs legal immigration. the only thing you said about immigration in your campaign, senator kean, on your alternative website, is that you will build a wall. in every single person i speak to who owns a business in the state of new jersey, large and small, is telling me the same thing, we need legal immigration to expand the size of our workforce, otherwise we cannot grow. jim: i'm sorry, your time is up. that was a really nice segue because mr. kean, throughout the history of our country, we have looked towards immigrants to solve labor shortages. since congress cannot seem to pass any type of comprehensive immigration reform legislation, would it be a good idea to totally revamp our guest worker program and make it fast and easy to use guestworkers to alleviate those shortages? mr. kean: i served in the state legislator for 20 years. and every day the congress didn't do its job on fixing border security for the immigration system. people on the local level had to make the decisions and react t

we need to restore the ease those of the republican party used to believe in him to ronald reagan. that is this country needs legal immigration. the only thing you said about immigration in your campaign, on your alternative website is a you will build a wall. every single person i speak to who owns a business in new jersey, large and small is telling me the same thing. we need illegal immigration to expand the size of our workforce. otherwise. moderator: your time is up. that was a nice segue because ms. -- mr. kean throughout the history will look towards immigrants -- immigrants to solve labor shortages. since congress cannot pass any comprehensive immigration reform , would it be a good idea to revamp our guest worker program and make it fast and easy to use guestworkers to alleviate shortages? mr. kean: i served in the legislature for 20 years. every day, the congressman to his job on border security with immigration system. it is time people on local level had to make the decisions and react to that. we need to have brighter reform. it is part of a comprehensive solution. we

used as a cudgel against democrats. look no further than ronald reagan at the 1992 republican convention. >> over and over they told us they are not the party they were. they kept telling us with straight face that they're for family values. they're for a strong america. they're for less intrusive government. and they call me an actor. >> yeah, except ronald reagan himself wasn't exactly some virtuous christian warrior. that's never been the case in the republican party and the commitment to family values appears to be a sketch. despite the maga republicans repeatedly touting their bona fides. >> god uses the foolish to found the wise and he uses people like you and my to change history. we're going to take this state by storm. >> god told me it would be a sign and a wonder to the unbeliever and let me tell you, we had no money, no name recognition, and we won by ten points. i'm a professional rhino hunter. >> when i said i'm a christian nationalist, i have nothing to be ashamed of and that will make america great again. when we lean into biblical principles. >> that would be the christian nationalist doug mastriano who has been subpoenaed

the republican party used to believe in under ronald reagan, and that is that this country needs legal immigration. the only thing you said about immigration in your campaign, senator kean, on your alternative website, is that you will build a wall. in every single person i speak to who owns a business in the state of new jersey, large and small, is telling me the same thing, we need legal immigration to expand the size of our workforce, otherwise we cannot grow. jim: i'm sorry, your time is up. that was a really nice segue because mr. kean, throughout the history of our country, we have looked towards immigrants to solve labor shortages. since congress cannot seem to pass any type of comprehensive immigration reform legislation, would it be a good idea to totally revamp our guest worker program and make it fast and easy to use guestworkers to alleviate those shortages? mr. kean: i served in the state legislator for 20 years. and every day the congress didn't do its job on fixing border security for the immigration system. people on the local level had to make the decisions and react t

how come every time the republican party falls in love with a celebrity, they burn us by saying exactly-we can't rebuke kanye. we have to show the world that the gop is the heroic party of co-opting the mentally ill to further our agenda. -yes. republicans need to push kanye's hatred away from unacceptable groups and toward every human being living below the equator. all right, you can cook an egg on my flaming hot scalp, so let's please wrap it out with "i'm not done." ♪♪ first, adam driver portrays maurizio gucci in the movie "house of gucci," and now he's portraying enzo ferrari in michael mann's upcoming biopic, "ferrari"? i am sick of adam driver using clumsy, problematic stereotypes of italians just to make a buck. oh, mamma mia, i'd give him a knuckle sandwich if it wasn't for this calming plate of my nona's spaghetti. -republican senate candidate dr. oz attended a fundraiser where he delivered a speech while standing in front of a perfectly normal car, except for one minor detail. this particular g4 was originally delivered to adolf hitler in late 1939 and was used by the fuhrer