val, i have a question for you.d the way you handled that economy question. every candidate running in a top tier race as a democrat should answer it the way you just did, but i want to talk about abortion quickly. you really held senator, senator rubio to account last night on abortion. you see a lot of these republicans who have been fighting for a supreme court that is overturning roe. exactly what happened. now trying to have it both ways. they see how unpopular overturning roe is with swing voters. talk how you think this issue will play in your election in particular, especially when there are some economic issues that candidates are continuing with? >> well, thank you for that question. look, i have four beautiful granddaughters, and i cannot imagine an america where they have less constitutional rights or protections or right to privacy than i do. so that is a battle that we're going to fight and we're going to fight it with everything that we have. but when i'm traveling the state talking to voters i remind

val demings is one of the best candidates that the democrats could have recruited. but she's running in the wrong state. florida is very difficult for democrats and has been now for a few cycles. what we're seeing is the map is expanding for republicans and it's contracting for democrats. you mentioned arizona earlier. we just saw this morning that in the congressional race for an incumbent republican, a seat that joe biden won, democrats have a lot of hope on that. they're pulling their funding in part because of the issues you highlighted which are the economy, inflation, crime, certainly. >> so you mentioned arizona. we know that glenn youngkin, doug, was sold of more of a moderate voice during his 2021 race, but we are seeing him embrace kari lake who has been getting an assist from a number of other high-profile republican party members. what does this pairing say to you about the party's future and what do democrats need to learn from their ascent? >> i think the youngkin people would tell you he's not a moderate, he's a conservative. he drew big crowds in ore

chief, i should say, val demings against republican senator marco rubio. demings want to rethink this tone deaf joke. >> after 27 years as a law enforcement officer, there's no doubt that's a tough job. that's a hard job. no doubt about it. but being elected office, that's a whole another animal, y'all. >> geraldo: maybe it was a lame attempt at humor. not likely to be funny to cops across the country who find themselves under attack. more than 250 cops shot so far this year in the line of duty. morale in the toilet. departments severely understaffed. many inner city departments having problems finding new cops. but judge, you can't really believe that she hates cops. she is the police. she says she's the police. she was police chief, you know, family of law enforcement. >> jeanine: you know, the last i recall, i can't think of any members of congress who have been killed in the line of duty and i don't believe that this is something to make a joke about. you know, i mean, i think putting on that badge and that uniform every day is the toughest job you can

val demings has said as much. i think both demings and crist were on record as late as last summer asking for another shutdown in the state. they would have spent $4 trillion. they tried to. even in the infrastructure bill they brag about, only a quarter of the money went to infrastructure. the rest went to take on serious problems like racist roads and discriminatory trees and whatever else that they can think of and so -- look, i'm sorry. i hate to say this about my fellow americans but these people are out of their minds and they cannot be allowed to be near power. >> sean: it raises -- [applause] -- the bottom line, newt gingrich defines it really well, the night he became speaker, republicans were out of power 40 years. i was the emcee of that event. i was a local radio host in georgia at the time. how do you reconcile capitalism versus socialism? how do you reconcile defund no bail versus law and order? how do you reconcile energy, domestic energy production and energy dependence? how do you reconcile capita

i mean, what did you make of that response to val demings? who had an incredibly passionate plea.ops a bad guy with a gun like a good guy with a gun. >> well, here's the thing, my father was a good guy with a gun. he was an fbi agent for much of his career. many of my family members are in law enforcement. by enabling these people, anybody in that field will tell you the best way to stop a shooting is to stop somebody from having a gun in the first place. if they are a dangerous individual. the shooter at my high school was not -- he was a criminal. but he was not a mastermind. he did not have deep connections to the black market. he was able, as a 19 year old, to go out and buy an ar-15 and shoot and kill my classmates, and educators, with a legally obtained and a weapon that he continue to own, despite making multiple threats. and part of the reasons why that i am fighting against marco rubio, so hard on this, is that he has been in congress now for six years, and has not done one thing to make our kids safer. that's why i'm working on val demings campaign, because we just the s

it's clear that val demings does not care for marco rubio as a person.ater too. but it's not a critical state at this point to who's going to control the u.s. senate. >> did learn some lessons on the debate stage, thank you chris christie. i want to go back to a comment that kevin mccarthy made to punch bowl news about how he might approach aid to ukraine if he becomes house speaker. he said, i think people are going to be sitting in a recession and they're not going to write a blank check to ukraine. indicating that his congress, if he's leading it, might not be as forthcoming with aid to ukraine? >> i think it was a signal to his base and former president trump that he wants to return to trump's america first kind of era of policy making when it comes to foreign policy. i think that pleased a wing of his base and we know that kevin mccarthy wants to please trump and his supporters, be speaker of the house if republicans take control. i think it was a signal to republican voters who are thinking about the economy, inflation, recession and how we're spen

the annual meeting of the val di discussion club. it's like a think tank of the popular for day event kicked off on monday. here at moscow we discussed what's expected to be on the agenda with us on a boy co host of well. busy support here, we're not the way the world is going to function in the post head you morning era. i know that's quite a mouthful. it's a very heavy geopolitical language, but essentially what the delegates of they've all di, forum of proposing is that the year of 2022 is a know the board of the year for essentially the changing world daughter. this is something that many political scientists have been talking about for years, but this is the year when all of that has finally come into practice. i think the absence or the, the shortage of western voices is amply compensated by the very wide present from the rest of the world, from india, from pakistan from china, from latin america, from africa. and i think that's also very characteristic and very symbolic of the changes that are happening in the world today. the

there's an uphill fight that val demings is facing here in this increasingly conservative state. the average of polls shows marco rubio with a lead that's tighter than the governor's race, but still a lead nonetheless. you talk to officials statewide and republicans have an advantage in terms of the voter registration. there's an uphill battle for her. you saw she was putting up a fight last night on the debate stage and marco rubio was fighting right back. >> we will be watching that race incredibly closely. tune in to "meet the press live." he will be joined by brad raffensperger, and atlanta mayor andre dickens. >>> let's turn to arizona where next hour, kari lake, the republican nominee for governor is set to campaign with virginia governor glenn youngkin. this is happening after last night appearing at an event with tulsi gabbard who ran for president in 2020 as a democrat but left the party last week and now supports lake, the trump-backed candidate. nbc's vaughn hillyard is in arizona. what a switch. wow, vaughn. take us through it, right? first and foremost last night's e

val demings has nothing but a rubber stamp for nancyoe pelosi. by the way, a one hundred percent joe biden voter, 100% of the time now wants to be aidn rubber stamp for chuck schumer. now, she already supportsof the the biden agenda. 100% of the time, likelf the joe biden, she doesn't have fond feelings about half the country. she even campaigned with a far left activists well, actually compared republican voters to the taliban and al qaeda. deming's also heaped praise onpr the teachers union boss o who tirelessly work to keeutp h kids out of school. she called her, quote, the amazing randi weingarten, the teachers union head. she also praised the very thoughtful plan to dismantleus ! and defund the police. that's a genius move.like eve or and like every otheradical radie democrat, she also supports open borders, wants to limitgas, the production of oil and gas,f the lifeblood of our economy, through thh a socialist new grey deal ad. during her five years in congress, only two of her sponsored bills ever became law and both renamed post officet -

. >> that was a highlight between marco rubio and val demings.cans across the country are attacking democrats on the issue of violent crime. but when it comes to the most horrific violent crimes we've witnessed in this country, mass shootings, the same republicans have offered shockingly little in the way of solutions. what they have managed to offer is down right distaupian. after the school shooting in uvalde, texas, the one that killed 19 children and two teachers, some of the victims bodies were so thoroughly destroyed by gunfire that parents were asked to provide dna samples to identify their children. after that gruesome, profoundly tragic vent, texas republicans -- refused to do anything to address the problem. texas is now sending parents dna kits to collect samples of their children's dna in case those children ever need to be identified. texas officials say that this new program isn't specifically about gun violence and is intended to create dna records in case a child goes missing. but the parallels with uvalde have been clear to many

congresswoman val demings hoping her background in law enforcement will help defeat marco rubio. in their only debate, rubio was pressed on an issue close to home -- the pledge he made three days after the parkland school shooting to the families of the victims. >> you said, quote, "if you're 18 years of age, you should not be able to buy a rifle. i will support a law that takes that right away." would you still support that federal law? >> let me tell you why that law doesn't work and why that proposal doesn't work. we had a shooter last thursday, tragic, in north carolina. he was 15. where did he get the gun? he didn't get it from a gun show. he certainly didn't buy it. he's 15 years of age. so, i think the solution of this problem is to identify these people that are acting this way and stop them before they act. >> i want to stop you here, senator. i want to make sure that i understand that what you said in 2018 is not what you believe is the solution today. there should be not be a ban on 18 or 19 or 20-year-olds -- >> well a 15-year-old just got a gun, got a shotgun and kil

i am val demings, and i approve this message. >> democratic congresswoman val demings is saying the recordng out republican senator marco rubio for his alarming stance on abortion. but a recent mason-dixon poll shows rubio still holds the lead in florida's hotly contested senate race with just 30 days to go before the midterm elections. now joining me is congresswoman val demings, democratic candidate for the united states senate in florida. congresswoman demings, good to see you again. thank you for coming back to the sunday show. >> jonathan, great to be with you as always. >> so that is a powerful clip, that add. it is very powerful, with its focus on abortion. but according to a siena college poll, economy is the top issue for voters. so how are you addressing those concerns on the campaign trail? >> jonathan, let me say this. i am traveling the state, from the panhandle down to the keys, talking to floridians about things that matter to them. look, as you well know, i am the daughter of a made and a janitor. nobody can tell me that what it means to struggle, to try to meet ends need,

val demings vs. marco rubio. when you talk to the folks here. the things that matter to them is the economy, crime, and they support the government or they support their senator. i'm going to be talking with them all morning about the issues that matter to them. i have already saw some ron desantis shirts. marco rubio shirts. so it looks like this is a republican strong hold right here. and it's just because of the kitchen table issues that we're going to be talking with them all morning here in okeechobee. i will send it back to you guys in new york. >> steve: no better place than to talk about kitchen table issues than over a kitchen table. all right, lawrence. we will see you a little later on. >> rachel: thanks, lawrence. >> lawrence: see you all, family. >> steve: let's talk a little bit about this. i got an email from a woman who lives down in saint pete in florida a couple of weeks ago. listen, i know you guys are talking about groceries and stuff like that. but it has become so expensive to pay for air conditioning down in florida becaus

between republican incumbent marco rubio and democratic congresswoman val demings.ashed over inflation, abortion rights, immigration and guns. demings who has consistently trailed in the polls was on the attack for much of the night. >> so a senator who has never run anything at all but his mouth. the senator has obviously resorted to lying, cheating and attempting to steal. senator, how vulnerable do you think the voters are? you're repeating yourself again, we've seen this show before, socialist, socialist, crazy, marxist, silly. >> which would you prefer? >> those are on your list for your talking points. look, the senate can play national security expert all he wants. i know he needs that for his next presidential run. >> yeah, i mean, i don't know what you mean play national security. i'm the vice chairman of the intelligence committee. i was the previous chairman. that's actually my vote. she's never passed a single bill. she's been in congress for half a decade, not ppp, not a single bill has passed law. i'm proud of the fact we got jobs, i'm proud we did it

there's no way val demings can beat marco rubio. i think if there had been a little more investment in her race recall on -- by the way, i'm not writing her off yet. i think she has a really good shot. but if we had seen early investment in this race, could have been better. >> let me play -- there was an interview with the florida secretary of state about the voting rules. here's yamiche's reporting. >> what do you say to critics who say that the office of election crimes and security, what some have called the election police force, that that was created to establish a false political narrative about a problem that doesn't really exist? >> i think that's just completely inaccurate and belies the truth that there are people that vote that aren't entitled to vote. and every single person that votes that shouldn't undermines someone -- the legal vote of someone else. >> charles, you know, this is the argument that republicans are making to justify suppressive rules. they're like, we're just trying to make it harder to cheat. but they

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i'm asking them to vote for me, my website is val demings. the status of the situation in florida. we've had more than 100 confirmed deaths now, there may be more to come. you have seen it. there are people who are -- they get passed by, forgotten. these storms do not treat everybody the same. there are people that do not have insurance, who have lost their cars, which is an impossibility to get around southwest florida. what do we do? we move away, right? we go away and everybody forgets, and it was last week's news but it's not last week's news, and it won't be for many months for floridians. >> as you all, know i spent 27 years as a law enforcement officer. i was on duty in 2004, during hurricanes charlie, francis, and jean. i am more than familiar with hurricanes and at the unbelievable devastation that they leave behind. but what we have seen with ian has just been hard to deal with. you have seen the devastation in southwest florida, there are people that have lost everything. you are absolutely correct, we have toured some of the under

florida senator marco rubio and val demings squaring off in an intense debate last night. >> carley: brooke singman has all the highlights from us. >> a heated florida senate debate val demings dance around the question of accepting the result of next month's election. listen to this. >> will you accept the results of the 2022 election? >> my mother, a maid and janitor, they worked long hard days. but i can never remember a time they did not vote. while on earth are we trying to stop them from voting? they were able to vote because of our democracy, the wonderful system of government that we have. >> that was part of deming's minute long answer to the question but you never affirmed to the results unlike incumbent senator marco rubio will also make sure to what he calls deming's poor track record in congress. >> she's never passed a bill. she's never passed a single bill. she's been in congress for over half a decade. you never passed a bill, epp, not anything. >> the four senate races considered possibly getting even closer. in georgia the latest real clear politics average raphael

will be showdown between republican senator marco rubio and his democratic challenge congresswoman val demings. >> first time they'll debate ahead of the midterms. what can we expect? >> reporter: victor, this race has been flying under the radar. it features two big names in florida politics, republicans are hoping to send marco rubio back to the senate for another six-year term, meanwhile democrats nominating val demings, a former house impeachment marve who was on joe biden's short list to be vice president in 2020, now going into this race rubio has a slight but solid lead and republicans here are hopeful that this is a sign that the state is no longer that perennial battle ground and turning into a more solidly red state, actually the last time that rubio was on the ballot democrats had more registered voters than republicans that's now flipped and there are about 300,000 republicans in state than democrats now, so that's the reality that val demings is walking into tonight and she actually i think might be her last best chance to shift those political winds with just three weeks

do you think deming val demings has a shot here? last three election cycles, the polling average is how they skew and miss hitting the republican vote. the idea a governor as popular as desantis at the top of the ticket that val demings candidates showing the polls will lose, it is hard to imagine from my perspective. so i don't see rubio as having a shot of not winning reelection. >> carley: when you look at the issues florida voters say, the concern for them to the economy comes in number one for instance democracy, number two abortion. but do you think abortion will have a significant way, because that is what the democrats are hoping for? >> i know that is what they are hoping for, but they still remain out of touch on what is on the hearts and minds of most americans. we are certainly concerned about the economy. their leader joe biden has driven the economy into the ground and we are on the verge of a new war. and they also have plaintiff sacrificed american children, sacrificed their education who are a special depravity and

val demings, her job last night was to show she could go toe to toe with an incumbent senator. to a large degree, she did that. she seemed prepared. she had her zingers and one-liners and created some foment no herself. it's not clear, none of us know how that play with his voters, but that was her task as well. >> steve mechxed another issue where they really went at each other was over the issue of abortion. let me play a bit of that. >> i'm 100% pro-life not because i said to deny anyone their rights, but i believe innocent life is worthy of protection. >> as a police detectivo investigated cases of rape and incent, i don't think it's okay for a 10-year-old girl to be raped and have to care the seed of her rapist. >> we're never going to get a vote on the law that have no exceptioning, because that's where the majority of people are and i respect that. >> they pretty much stuck with their party lines on abortion access, but when i looked at this in the broader context, it seems to mirror the broader national tougug of war. >> i think very much so. it's notable that senator r

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and now to the annual meeting of the val died discussion club, which enters his 2nd day to day tuesday in moscow, with more paneled discussions on the shed jaw. earlier we spoke the host of world politics on a boy co, on the main agenda of the meetings, and here's what she had to say. they to over the whole discussion club could be summarized by that old bill. clinton's phrase, it's all about the economy, stupid. and the word stupid is very appropriate here because many of the participants have been analyzing and talking about not very smart, economic decisions. that economic powers that be took over the last couple of years and how it's affecting the rest of the world. now, there's been a lot of discussion about how globalization western lab globalization that is underwritten by the western financial system by the dollar and the euro has been disintegrating. and it's not only because of the recent events, but that whole process started during the call 19 pandemic when some of the leading countries in the world demonstrate it's very, very selfish. and somebody would say, cruel behavior

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well, let's bring in mohammed val. he joins us now from moscow with more on fresh investigation into the explosion. mama, as we've been saying the kremlin is demanding on, says very swiftly white sir presses put, and yesterday appointed a special committee for the investigation in this incident. and early to they at 6 o'clock in the morning, local time, divers went under war to look for clues to determine the causes of a blast. and all possible other causes of glass before you. because yesterday they talked about a attack explosion as they are looking for more to day and also above the water line, an extensive inspection going on there to find more evidence yesterday or solve the russian leaders or political leaders were quick to blame ukraine for instance. we have learned that slootsky who said yesterday, he had no doubt ukraine was behind this sir. this attack her and he said, if it is proven officially, then the punishment turned the retaliation should be severe or so. we had sergey mirror miran of his leader of a j

thank you. mhmr, val joins us now from moscow. and sir, you know, day after day rush has been losing ground for for weeks. now. what's the reaction been in moscow? well, her. oh, you know, there are very few statements, sir, and comments on what's going on in on the ground. do you listen to more of that or you hear more of that on t. v. screens by people who are just a civilians. commentators, sir, or military analysts and so on. and the latest i've heard is that russia doesn't see what's happening on the ground as really a defeat. they look at it as probably as strategic or tactical situation because they'll talking about heavy casualties during the last few days. inflicted on the ukrainian army, so it's a, they're looking at it as a, a long term situation whereby they're the military, the russian military is probably going to try to exhaust the capacity of the euclidian army through this kind of operations they leave, they leave thought they seed some ground for them and then they scorched that ground and killed the soldiers. th

and speaking of a new era of global change at the val di international form this week in moscow, the russian leader noting western leadership failures and the inevitable rise of asia, africa, and latin america. also to come with this program, i should warn you, you may find the following images to start with the tragic thing and that was in i was basically halloween celebrations the weekend of it in sol. as we understand a 154 people the dead now school was injured in a massive crowd from crush during the holiday celebrations on the south korea capital. i'm far from that of a sweet deal of the west african nations of ghana and the ivory coast boys caught a global cocoa industry for protest against low wages for agricultural work as well. good evening from moscow. it's just after 6 pm here on this sunday and some pretty bottling developments for you right now with our top story on our team to national have a listen to this. the russian defense ministry says that the drones which attacked its black sea fleet saturday and civil stuff all could have been launched from vessels carrying uk

it's go now to mohammed val in moscow. and der, were very glenmere person has signed off on the annexation of those for region. so can you explain to us what happens next? yes, a tom, what happens next is her transitional period. they're talking about here putting at the same time when he signed earl, those laws has appointed her the pro ration heads of those regions as in tell him, are rulers indeed yet can le ganske. they're called the presidents of those republics in sheriffs on ends up, what is your, they are governors, that's the 1st step. and then russia will have to define the borders of the territories, particularly in her son. and there's a procedure in den, yes. can look, ask the they talked about a 2014 border, but still they also have to liberate in the terminology used, he ain in moscow to liberate the rest of those territories will understand that particularly and on yeske almost 40 percent of that territory is is still not under russian control, and there have been a steady advances by the ukranian army. lot

val demings leaning in on the issue of abortion. attacking marco rubio for not wanting to support exemptions and saying she would be a fighter protecting women's issues. marco rubio painting himself as an established, experienced legislator talking about some of his bipartisan accomplishments. one other thing we saw at the debate last night, jose, was a conversation and a preview of this announcement that we're going to hear from the president. we got a sense what have republicans are going to say about it. we saw the release of the oil from the strategic reserves. how republicans are going to criticize that. listen to a little bit of that response as we heard from rubio yesterday. >> oil reserves do not exist to win mid terms. they exist to help this country in an emergency. what we cannot do are crazy policies that are coming from the left that congresswoman demming has supported. >> of course, the senator who has never run anything at all but his mouth would know nothing about helping people and being there for people when they a

mom at val live in moscow. meanwhile, inside ukraine, russian forces have bombed a number of towns that ukrainian forces seized in curse on. the ukrainian military told al jazeera it suspects the russian attire. thought to secure ad offense, points and ammunition depos, but not to advance. a number of russian soldiers ow, so surrendering on the case on front in while ukraine has shot down any rainy and made drone on the southern front, even in officials deny their supplying jones to russia. and the ukrainian army says its continuing to recapture villages from retreating. russian forces around the occupied city of kent, san. any of the solomons lie in goings and farmers are working in dangerous conditions to harvest crops. char, satisfied with these 3 brothers risk their lives working the fields of sudden crane russian forces have retreated from what the ukraine and army says are dozens of villages and settlements. it is liberated in this area. what is the crane encounter offensive continues towards the russian occupied city of care of san. so do the dangers for farmers near the front li

i did mention the debate between marco rubio and val demings, shaq. a race that's flown under the radar but what do we expect tonight? >> reporter: well, you are expecting many of those attacks floridians have been seeing on their television airwaves to make its way on the debate stage. both telling me their candidates will be representedy to fend off their attacks. for val demings she will have to fend off attacks she votes 100% with her party, that she increased inflation in this country and she's soft on crime and supports defunding the police. she will likely bring up fact she was in law enforcement for nearly 30 years including serving as the orlando police chief. marco rubopen attacks on the issue of abortion that he supports federal abortion bans and he's been missing a lot of votes while serving in the senate. he will likely point out that he has bipartisan accomplishments like the paycheck protection program passed at the beginning of this pandemic. you're going to hear both candidates able to defend themselves from the attacks voters have be

today or the russian president is expected to give a speech this week of the annual meeting of the val die discussion club. it's a think tank here in russia. the popular for the event kicked off are right here at mazda on this monday, and we discussed what's expected to be on the agenda with asana parker, the host of wills of pot. the way the world is going to function in the post head you morning era. i know that's quite a mouthful. it's a very heavy geopolitical language. but essentially what the delegates of vaal di form i'm proposing is that the year of 2022 is of was a know the board the year for essentially the changing world order. this is something that many political scientists have been talking about for years. but this is the year when all of that has finally come into practice. and much of that thanks to the role of the had him on itself. by that i mean, the united states and some of its allies and the introduction of major sanctions against russia, which were intended to penalize and russia and change his behavior. but they, and what they did is to have massive impact on t

and a latest, the latest on a wave of attacks on critical infrastructure ahead of winter. mohammed val has more from moscow. weebly mcgrew and president vladimir put in his words, signalled a new phase of russia's war in ukraine, formalizing what he said was pre existing military rule in the annexed regions of vignettes clue. hans could appreciate and her son is just them. yep. are you? i signed a decree on the introduction of marshal more in these 4 entities of the russian federation. it will be immediately sent to the federation council for approval, which also established local army headquarters and a special coord mission council in that he does. under the leadership of russia's prime minister. the decree comes among threats of a new offensive by the ukrainian armed forces and then extensive russian operation to move tens of thousands of people from have son to the southern bank of the d proto, for they are told it's to protect them from ukrainian shelling. but it goes right there is a continuing evacuation to give the peaceful population a chance to cross the left bank of the hous

i like val demings, i have some political differences from her. but val demings reminds me of my grandmother. in the ways and how she views politics. i have a lot of respect for her. but i think florida, just like georgia, with stacey abrams in my view. and with peter o'rourke. some of these, ayman, if i can be quite honest with you. they are not quite where they need to be for a candidate, or any of those candidates, to actually win a successful statewide campaign. that doesn't mean the states are headed there. because i believe they are. i just think that they're too ahead. so if you look at the rubio camp, you're looking at this and saying you know what we're ahead five or six percentage points. why would we potentially put the senator in jeopardy or risk of having a bad moment which could jeopardize his visual independently swing boner's. they say no. we're not going to do that because we're comfortable in our standing. >> let me push back to that. there's a part of you as a person that serves in this country that says, i want to do the right

just to the global financial system of latimer food and covering a wide range of issues at this year's val die international form right here in the russian capital. let's show you some of the main takeaway from the russian lead us speech this week. otherwise, you're going to read the full speech on our website, odyssey dot com. if they, if they just can read a historical cross road, wherein for probably the most dangerous, unpredictable and at the same time, most important decades since the end of world war to our country. and if there were no good, he's just just written up and go up, the crisis has indeed taken on a global dimension that has impacted everyone. there can be no illusions about, you know, i've always believed in the power of common sense. and therefore, i'm convinced that both the new centers of the multi polar international order from the west will have to start a dialogue on equal footing about a common future for us all sooner the better. of course that's been the west has taken a number of steps in recent years, and especially in recent months that are designed to escal

ah, and now to the annual meeting of the val di discussion club, which enters is 2nd day in moscow to day with more paneled discussions on the schedule as cost live. now to our t correspondence asana, boy co for more on today's event, sir. good afternoon, c oksana. thanks for joining us. what can we expect from day to the val i discussion called well, hello peter and the day to over the old discussion club could be summarized by that old bill. clinton's phrase, it's all about the economy, stupid. and the word stupid is very appropriate here because many of the participants have been analyzing and talking about not very smart, economic decisions. that economic powers that be took over the last couple of years and how it's affecting the rest of the world. now there's been a lot of discussion about how globalization western lot of globalization that is underwritten by the western financial system by the dollar and the euro has been disintegrating and it's not only because of the recent events, but it, that whole process started during the call 19 conduct when some of the leading countrie

and mohammed val his earliest lie from oscar. so we heard from the president a little earlier on, and we're also hearing from the defense ministry saying that russian strikes on ukraine, achieved their objective. i'm hm. and what was the objective were learn the strikes were meant to, to punish ukraine for what to russia perceives as a ukrainian intelligence plan that was executed and to lead to the destruction partial destruction of the bridge in, in catch. basically, that's it. but also they'll talk in about more to come if ukraine continues to add to and such a tax on their russian interests and russian infrastructure, which we heard dmitri met yet of the deputy chairman of the national security council this morning saying this is what thrushes have been expecting, and that's a reference to, to what's has been going on during the last few weeks in view of the defeats on the front line. and the russians being impatient to see their leadership proof that it can defend their troops on it, protects the borders on so on. and becaus

i've also been head, let's bring in how much val for reaction out of moscow. so what are we hearing from the kremlin home? i don't these that boss in ukraine? well no, the, the last thing that was heard from here was when president putin actually pointed the finger of accusation at ukraine as being behind ukrainian intelligent services as being behind the blast that destroyed a part of that bridge in cash. and what we know is that before that there was a, a huge number of statements by execute by you, by russian leadership. and also here to, they met viet f, the deputy chairman of the national security council. he said that he had no doubt, even before the investigation. yeah. the results of the investigation, but you can was behind it. many other said that yesterday and all of them, all of them reiterated the need for russia to a to deal a severe punishment against ukraine. some of them yesterday, some of those leaders yesterday, a party leaders and so on are asked the, the leadership here to strike at the vital infrastructure services and facilities across u

mom at val is in moscow for us, mom. and what more do we know at this early stage about these arrests? yes, we have a few more details from the us in security services saying that there they are now very are they have much evidence now enough evidence to point the finger of acquisition of the ukraine insecurity services, particularly the intelligence unit at the ukrainian ministry of defense and they named at the head of this unity killable donna, they said he orchestrated this serve plan or the spot from the very beginning. they talked about 22777022770 kilograms of explosives. they say was shipped in august from the port of odessa to those countries that this, sir, this struck her to georgia 1st and then to armenia and then back to georgia. and then into russia. they named quite a few people from ukraine and georgia and our media as participants, collaborators with the ukrainians who orchestrated this operation. but they didn't tell us how these people were able to channel all those tons of explosives in to have been t

ok, thank you so much for how much val, for that update from moscow for reaction out of ukraine. let's bring in re chance, he's joining us from key for re well, how about this for a tweet? this came a couple of hours ago for mc holler, but he's an advisor, one of the main ones to president landscape. and he says, crimea, the bridge, the beginning, everything illegal must be destroyed, everything stolen must be returned to ukraine. everything occupied by russia must be expelled. now he's at confirmation that this was, he crane will know, not explicitly, but it does go a bit further than the kind of language that used in the past to hint at their involvement in particularly high profile strikes like hitting the, the sacrifice and crimea in august where they basically advised russians not to go smoking around fundable installations. there is obviously a lot of jubilation in ukraine today. the me, makers, online having a field day that pointing out that yesterday was vladimir putin 70th birthday and suggesting that this is a, a birthday present for him. but i think behind the bravado

welcome to our candidates, congresswoman val demings and senator marco rubio. we are so appreciative. of your participation tonight. joining me are panelists. the executive editor of for the trend, the executive editor of the palm beach post. all three of us will be asking questions of the candidates tonight. the debate rolls tonight, each candidate gets 60 seconds to answer a question. and 30 seconds to answer any follow-up questions. rebuttals are 30 seconds in length and by discussion as your monitor. when you see the yellow light you have 15 seconds to finish. the red light means exactly what you think it means. and i will remind you that it means stop. congresswoman dennings, -- demings, you won the coin toss. the first question goes to you. three weeks ago tomorrow, hurricane unit hit florida as one of the five most powerful storms to make landfall in the u.s.. what have federal action is needed, starting now, to protect florida's sea levels, projected to rise a foot or more in less than 30 years, while more frequent storms threaten our lives and liveliho

congresswoman val demings will joining me in a moment. let's bring in former governor charlie crist, the democratic nominee for florida governor. governor, i'm glad you are here tonight. a governor's job in a state like florida that is so vulnerable to storms, you would think that a governor would want to mitigate the harm from those storms. but the two previous republican governors, rick scott and desantis, have seemed to do the opposite. your thoughts? >> i couldn't agree more. it's unfortunate because we're paying the price for that. climate change is real. it is a present danger to us. it exacerbated what happened with hurricane ian. you know, as governor before, i held the first climate change summit in the history of florida along with governor schwarzenegger, because i knew at the time that this was a real situation, something we had to face and something we had to realize was going to create bigger storms. i mean, this hurricane that we just had was three times bigger than hurricane charlie. charlie was just as powerful, about 150