if you care about the integrity of the election, volunteer as a member of the voters commission to monitor the vote or count . this is what you have to do because they are cheating and cheating very grossly but we are going to flood. hair we're going to take back the house of representatives, we're going to take back the senate, and we're going to take back america and in 2024, what is the most important thing we are going to take back our gorgeous trump white house is trying to ride this red wave of the color of the republican party, as they call it? as for the important statement, the forty-fifth president of the united states said that he would make this statement on november 15 at his maralaga estate in florite valentin bogdanov and ivanovkin vesti, usa 43 countries, including russia, samples of air equipment and weapons from more than 700 companies participants among which the western ones are by no means favored in the south china hosts the largest annual aerospace exhibition from the city of juhai, exclusive report by the head of the chinese news bureau alexander balitsky. when the

if you care about the integrity of the election, volunteer as a member of the voters commission to monitorat you should do because they cheat and cheat very grossly. but we're going to flood them with voices. we are going to take back the house of representatives, we are going to take back the senate, and we are going to take back america and in 2024. most importantly, we are going to take back our magnificent white house. well, how exactly is the us midterm election organized the us midterm elections are held closer to the middle of the four-year presidential term on the tuesday after the second monday in november, unlike voting in the us presidential election, where voters determine the composition of the electoral committee, and they choose the head of state members of congress are directly elected by the majority system, the entire house of representatives will be re-elected this 435 seats, as well as approximately a third of the upper house of the senate for another 35 seats, while both houses are narrowly controlled by the democratic party. if their republican rivals win the election

the voter fraud commission, the donald trump impaneled after taking office in 2017, never they disbanded without ever finding watch whatever evidence of rights simply is not in the system we. this is something by the way, that majority of europeans find highly disturbing though, because this is something i mean, we are all believing very strongly in our democracy in our system and in our election. so that now the u. s. who claims themselves for having the oldest democracy, the oldest working democracy, that they now come up and just questioned the system that's highly disturbing. well, i'm so we only have been a minute left. i want to go to each of you real it real quick. if the republicans take control of the house and the senate, what is your concern? what would be the biggest impact on that? and your regents that you cover o for good for the region. it will really be the level of aid on each spend. it will need to green agenda. it will be border security and migration. it will be skepticism, would international organizations because we operate in m latiere lateral environment. so we n

so, he set up an entire voter fraud commission. ame deal in 2020. though there were four maga voters and the villages who voted for trump twice. but trump's inability who attempted to overturn the election in 2020 -- paid for by tax payer money, and florida as a very grossly stage arrest of lack voters what felony records, but what led to believe they could vote. and guess what? those units found absolutely nothing in these midterm elections either. but this never really been about finding voter fraud, hasn't it? it's been about republicans making it has hardest possibly for americans to vote against them. and republicans are gonna keep trying it, as long as they keep losing. and that is tonight's reidout. all in with chris hayes starts now. arts now. >> tonight on all in -- >>

so, he set up an entire voter fraud commission. and surprise surprise, there was no widespread voter fraud, same deal in 2020. though there were four maga voters and the villages who voted for trump twice. but trump's inability who attempted to overturn the election in 2020 -- paid for by tax payer money, and florida as a very grossly stage arrest of lack voters what felony records, but what led to believe they could vote. and guess what? those units found absolutely nothing in these midterm elections either. but this never really been about finding voter fraud, hasn't it? it's been about republicans making it has hardest possibly for americans to vote against them. and republicans are gonna keep trying it, as long as they keep losing. and that is tonight's reidout. all in with chris hayes starts now. arts now. >> tonight on all in -- >> this was not a perfect election, but it was safe and secure. the votes have been counted accurately. >> all but one arizona county certifies election results, as deniers rage in maricopa. >> this is

with the state of affairs in ukraine , the heart and soul of our democracy, voters, polling station workers, election commission fulfilled their duty communication and obviously everything went without any interference voters sent a clear and obvious signal that they want to preserve our democracy and protect the right to choose in this country they clearly made it clear who are still disappointed i understand that for many people the last few years have really been difficult joe biden president of the united states pavlo frolov people's deputy of ukraine member of the committee on the rules of parliamentary ethics and organization of the work of the verkhovna rada of ukraine with us in direct communication pavla to you good evening to us already good morning because i know you are now in the united states yes yes good morning ukraine yes it is really evening here we are part of the observation mission of the osce parliamentary assembly which today already summarized the results of the mid-term elections in the united states and the osce mission, it recognized the elections as competitive and managed with the a

kobach cochaired president trump's voter fraud commission >>> russia is withdrawing from kherson, theonal capital captured during the eight month war. it the loss of kherson would be another humiliating setback for the kremlin. ukrainian forces have not immediately confirmed the move. >>> the threat of a railroad strike has been postponed for now. the brotherhood of maintenance district one of the two rail unions that has not reached an agreement with the companies is moving its strike deadline back from november 20th to december 5th. this would put it on the same negotiating schedule as the signalman's union, the other union still in talks federal paid sick time remains the sticking point in the negotiations guys, i'll send it back to you. >>> thanks let's turn back to two of the bigger movers of the morning it's an inflection point for meta and disney. disney is out with disappointing results while meta cuts 13% of its staff or 11,000 employees. our next guest covers them both, michael nathanson joins us this morning. thanks for the time. the line really leaps out when you say you'r

in november, as opposed to voting in the u.s. presidential election, where voters determine the composition of the commissionctors, and already those elect the head of state members of congress are directly elected by the majority system, the entire house of representatives of this 435 seats will be re-elected, as well as about a third of the upper house of the senate of another 35 seats, while both houses are controlled by a narrow margin of the democratic party. if their republican rivals win the election. this will allow them. including blocking many initiatives of the white house candidate for congress. a member of the house of representatives must be at least 25 years of age. he must have resided in the united states for at least 7 years and permanently reside in the state from which the candidate for senator is running. must also be residents of the state he wants to represent as well, must be over 30 and have lived in the states for at least nine years in many states residents as recently as last month. they took advantage of every opportunity to cast their vote before congressmen and senators ahead o

of the online broadcast of the elections were removed, they made it possible to monitor the commissions. voters. why do our bosses want to bend the rules? why remove the cameras from the polling stations people suspect that someone is preparing to break the law, i don’t blame anyone for anything, but it seems that the elections will no longer be free or fair. she is dixon persistently inflaming passions. she's a problem in her own right. because it undermines trust in fundamental institutions. she spreads conspiracy theories because she poses the biggest threat to american democracy, but good luck, ma'am. dixon threats to democracy. this while not a crime, but the public demands more and more urgently to cut the roots of any doubts about the integrity of the polling stations. but this election has been hit by a torrent of disinformation. this is intended to nullify the confidence in the voting results. more and more republicans believe that the elections are rigged by many candidates. it is said that the results of the vote will not accept obviously the credibility of the results of our electio

midterm elections to be a failure, the heart and soul of our democracy, voters, workers of polling stations, employees of election commissions, they they did their job they did their duty and apparently everything went without any interference i sent a clear and obvious signal to the voters that they want to preserve our democracy and protect the right to choose in this country they made it clear that they are still disappointed i understand that for for many people, the last few years have really been difficult . joe biden, the president of the united states, will the american people be satisfied with the newly formed congress, and will the politicians with such a composition be able to stop the growing inflation, at the same time, there are separate questions positions on reducing ukraine's support to our allies, it's time to start responding independently to the problem that has come to their doorstep before asking us for something. what russia is doing is terrible , but china and drug cartels pose a greater danger to the united states than what is happening in ukraine . tim burgett, a republican representative from of th

for voters and for members of the commission, the need to change the code has been gradually brewing several years. well, this will happen, but now life itself makes us promptly to work and accelerate the elections coming up in the twenty-fourth year. we have to carry out according to the new rules. just over a year left. it will be the largest company in recent years. you know that we have a single day of voting and councils, in my opinion, we will elect. everything is vertical on this day, so this is a really large-scale company within a short time it is necessary to elect deputies of all levels to form the composition of the council of the republic and nominate a delegate to the all-belarusian people's assembly you don’t have to wait for easy election campaigns , you can see for yourself the conditions in which our country finds itself, the uncertainty of the international situation, the unprecedented external pressure of information attacks and provocations. moreover, we don’t want to clean plow in time and control prices so that people can see that we are a state for the people.

according to the information received by the central electoral commission, the votes of the voters wereted as follows. but kaev kasem jo march, kimilevich 6 million, 450 6,000,392 people or 81.31% agreement of the preliminary results of tokai, but met at the headquarters of the people's coalition, which just nominated and now to participate in these elections. and as a result of the vote, he called this electoral campaign historical events for kazakhstan. that is, press the lamps? what's first with the win? uh the current president was congratulated by the ex-head of kazakhstan nursultan nazarbayev separately, noting the endurance and resilience that e showed during the dramatic events of january this year, then i remind you of the unsuccessful coup attempt led to numerous casualties among, including peaceful of the population and law enforcement officers, this event became such a starting point for a large-scale restructuring, and kazakhstan and c. first of all, of course, it exposed those problems that for many years accumulated in the country and a in many ways such a cornerstone. of

voters. now, the wisconsin election commission says that in no way affected any votes and the system worked asshould have because this person was caught. while election integrity is among the top issues polled for wisconsin voters, it's really been inflation, the economy and abortion that have led to concerns throughout this campaign season. it's part of why lieutenant governor mandela barns was seen campaigning with the president of planned parenthood today along with the chair of the dnc and he really told us their strategy in these final less than 48 hours to try to meet as many people as they can where they are and try not to take any votes for granted on the tail end of what is a 100 plus rv tour at this point. no daylight between the two but try to find an edge in the final stretch. >> all right. omar, thank you very much. i want to go to john king at the magic wall now. let's talk about the races and start where omar was with wisconsin first. so what are you looking for on election night there? >> so first, think about the chess board in the sense of wisconsin, pennsylvania where you ju

it is understandable for the voters and for the members of the commission that the need to change the code has been brewing gradually over the course of several years. well, this will happen, but now life itself is forcing us to work quickly and speed up the elections coming up in the twenty-fourth year. we have to carry out according to the new rules. just over a year left. it will be the largest company in recent years. you know that we have a single day of voting and councils, in my opinion, we will elect. everything is vertical this day, so this is really a large-scale company during in a short time, it is necessary to elect deputies of all levels, form the composition of the council of the republic and nominate a delegate to the all-belarusian people's assembly of light electoral campaigns, you can't wait , you can see for yourself what conditions our country is in, the uncertainty of the international situation, the unprecedented external pressure of information attacks and provocations. moreover, we don’t want to clean up plow in time and control valuable things so that people

voters across the country. including a poll commissioned by the national association of latino elected and appointed officials, s nationwide have not been contacted by any political party, campaign or organization. joining us now is arturo vargas, naleo's executive director. thank you for being with us. what are the top issue, arturo, that are resonating with latino voters across our country. >> >> good morning, jose. it's good to see you again. the top issues that we have been tracking in the naleo tracking poll over the past nine weeks is the cost of living in inflation is the most important issue consistently for latino voters in the '22 midterm cycle and coming in as number two for the first time ever is women's reproductive rights and abortion rights. now what's significant about that second most important issue is that we've been polling on this in 2016 and that issue of women's reproductive rights has never risen above 4% and it is now coming in as the second most important issue, and it's even the most most -- second most important issue for more latino voters in the state of texas than any other state

voters on tuesday, november 8th. currently, under city law, various city boards, commissions and officials generally must review and make decisions to approve or deny the development of new housing. development of new housing must comply with the city's planning and building codes. state law generally requires the project to be evaluated for impacts on the environment. the city has affordable housing programs that offer housing for sale or rent at the below market rate. affordable housing has restrictions on eligibility for households such as maximum household income. proposition d which streamlined the approval process by exempting certain affordable housing developments from a number of approvals by the city, if those developments comply with the planning and building code. when the city leases its property or provides financing for these housing projects, the board of supervisors approval would not be required. the proposition would streamline approval of three types of multifamily affordable housing. under the measure, the city would have five to eight months to approve these developments depending on the number of

presidential elections in kazakhstan more than 80 percent of the voters supported the incumbent head kassym-zhamartakaev, the central election commissioned the preliminary results, the turnout was almost 70%. vladimir putin congratulated tokaev on his re-election more than 80% of the votes for takaev in the preliminary results came as no surprise to anyone. these are equally the figures of confidence in the current policy of the president and, of course, the hopes associated with the promised reforms. the remaining five candidates conceded not only to such him, but also to the count against all zatukhaeva custom joe march, kimilevich 6 million 450.000 392 people or 81 as many as 3100 percent of them at night the announcement of preliminary results. takoy met at the headquarters of the people's coalition, which nominated him as a candidate, the result, as well as the elections themselves, he called historical. it is symbolic that the former president of kazakhstan nursultan nazarbayev was the first to congratulate tokaev on his victory, he especially noted the resilience and wisdom of the successor, which he demonstrated during the trag

commission after counting 99% of the ballot. she received the support of almost 54% of the voters of her rival.mer foreign minister angelugar. he admitted defeat, he received 46% of the votes bersmusar is known for representing the interests of melania trump in the country in 2014. she was also a member of the eu delegation leading the us negotiations after the exposure of edward snowden, they are legitimately using the data of eu citizens piers musara should to take office on december 23, when the five-year mandate of the current president of slovenia expires . the fish farm of our country continues fishing seasons, the catch of the farm plan to get more than 10,000 tons of products, so among the enterprises of the minsk region, which are engaged in aquaculture, the fish factory traditionally shows a high level of catch. lyuban total volume here will exceed 1.500. t is now grass carp, and silver carp are caught in ponds, then sorted by weight. basically more than a kilogram and other parameters part of the word will go away for processing to the plant itself, and the other part for sale in liv

voters on tuesday, november 8th. currently, under city law, various city boards, commissions and officials generally must review and makeions to approve or deny the development of new housing. development of new housing must comply with the city's planning and building codes. state law generally requires the project to be evaluated for impacts on the environment. the city has affordable housing programs that offer housing for sale or rent at the below market rate.

assemble a coalition of 11 senators to stand up and object and demand an election commission to examine the es evidence of voterud, and trying to keep that coalition together, standing up and objecting and walk through the riot that happened, work to keep senators together, some were getting wobbly, and i walked them through the narrative to understand what happened, if you are at home talking to people about january 6, lleft used wildly politicize term like insurrection, that is political garbage. anyone that uses that word is engaged in partisan spin. i walked through what happened this day, the contrast your question is right, what biden doj, uses actions of a handful of people to that day who committed accidents of violence, anyone who commits an act of violence you should be p prosecuted that is true whether i agree with you or disagree. if you assault a cop you go to jail. what biden doj has used violence access of a view to target and smear the tens of thousands of peaceful protesters who were in washington on january 6. the t tens of millions of conservatives and trump voters and the d double standard i

they suggested that they would be routed as a project fear to get their voters out and i think that republicans were commissioning polling which is overoptimistic and the two combined actually created the position where we now are, which is a little surprise. i think many people had seen this outcome as well, that it wasn't going to be such a big defeat for the democratic party. >> a lot of people are debating the usefulness of polls, but i want to focus now on the races. a lot of close races, wins with very small margin, few or no refusals to concede defeat for now. what does this tell you broadly speaking about the state of the race, mindset of the american elaectaectorate electorate? >> i think that this midterm election has its ebbs and flows and specific micro areaing. but the big picture is nothing has changed. nothing has been resolved by these midterms in the big picture in terms of the mind of the electorate and the kind of state, if you like, of american politics and of the american political system. and it remains deeply divided, large proceed possessions of the electorate are very disappointed in gene

mentioned having local election clerks involved in some way, so i think what voters now is he is unhappy with the election commission and wants to replace it but it is unclear what he would do instead. host: with about 50 minutes left in the program, we go to james in connecticut, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. professor, i would like to ask you a question related to the last election specifically for this election as well about dark when he. a lot of people do not know this because it was underreported but the owner of facebook, mark zuckerberg, and his wife, secretly set up that'll llcs to quote out the vote and gave 400 to $430 million to democratic party organizations that were run by former obama election people called community get out to vote in the key states. at the same time, i think we all agree digital townsquare of sharing information today for most people is basically facebook, google, twitter, and here we had him blocking anyone from sharing information about things like the hunter biden laptop. my curiosity is to ask you, in your own research, what actually happened with all of that

. >> older voters may determine the outcome of this georgia senate runoff. bipartisan team of pollsters commissioned that democratic senator raphael warnock has a narrow lead. 51% over herschel walker at 47%. warnock leads by a 24-point margin among younger voters. walker leads by nine points among voters 50 and older. this group makes up 62% of likely voters in georgia. a woman who claims herschel walker took her to an abortion clinic say she has proof that she and herschel had a -- she shall -- >> herschel, i never thought you would deny knowing me or our relationship. are you really willing to do anything, including lying to the voters in georgia, to become a senator? >> we reached out to the walker campaign for comment and they have yet to respond. out on the campaign trail walker remains focused on rallying social conservatives as issues preventing transgender athletes from competing in women's sports. warnock is targeting moderates speaking about bipartisan legislation he sponsored in the senate and running political ads featuring people who voted for kemp but did not support walker in the sen

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with the village councils of this document, everything should be clear for the voters and for the members of the commissioneen gradually brewing for several years. well, it will be, but now life itself is forcing us to work quickly and speed up the upcoming elections in twenty-fourth year. we have to carry out according to the new rules. just over a year left. it will be the largest company in recent years. you know that we have a single voting day and councils, in my opinion, we will elect everything vertically on this day, so this is a really large-scale campaign. within a short time, it is necessary to elect deputies of all levels to form the composition of the council of the republic and nominate a delegate to the all-belarusian people's a meeting of light electoral companies is not to be expected themselves. see what conditions our country is in.

in different cities, where the trinity had problems with checking the voters of the county of wan, because of this, the commissionitch to paper registers. this caused delays at this time for thousands of americans. we continued to stand in lines, the problem was solved, but many complained on social networks that they did not have time to cast their vote. i messed up on these shots. yes , you can see how the americans are preparing for the results elections, fearing pogroms, the owners of supermarket cafes and banks. showcases are massively clogged with cardboard plates. us congressional elections have turned into chaos as american tv channels record violations at polling stations, and voters complain that they cannot vote and stand in long queues for hours pennsylvania sent forms with incorrect dates, due to which 1,000 citizens lost the opportunity to take part in the elections. someone even decided to commit a crime in wisconsin, an american with a knife in his hands threatened voters, he was immediately detained law enforcement officers, and in louisiana, a site located in one of the schools was completely cl

in different cities in detroit , there were problems with checking the voters of the county of wan, because of this, the commissiono paper registers. this has caused delays. at the same time, thousands of americans complained in the queue that the problem was only solved, but many complained on social networks that they did not have time to cast their votes on these frames and portland. you can see how the americans are preparing for the results elections, fearing pogroms of the owner of supermarket cafes and banks. the us congressional elections are massively stuffed with display cases with cardboard slabs. american tv channels record violations at polling stations, and voters complain that they cannot vote and stand in long queues for hours. pennsylvania sent out forms with incorrect dates. because of what thousands of citizens have lost the opportunity to take part in the elections? someone even decided on the crime of wisconsin, not an american with a knife in his hands threatened the voter, he was immediately detained law enforcement officers, and in louisiana, a site located in one of the schools was complet

commission made up of ordinary citizens. democrats, independents, all regular registered voters, selected at random from the pool of all of the people who applied. michigan was not the first state to experiment with this model. in fact it has been done previously in california as well. it's now also done in the state ofof california and this fundamental challenge and simply removing tog the politician from the equation and was night and day in terms of the fairness of michigan elections. the map you can see on the screen here is the u.s. house map that was w produced by the michigan citizens redistricting commission. five safe republican seats or safe democratic seats and four highly competitive seats going either democratic or republican depending on how the popular vote turns out in the state. you canan also see that on the slide i have a metric called the efficiency gap. the efficiency gap is the measure that social scientists have developed to capture the severity of gerrymandering in the state. the close tore zero, the -- closer to zero, the fairer the map and the liz of a bias they've built into them for one sides or th

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florida voters will also decide who represents their interests on county commissions and school boards. they will choose whether to retain the state supreme court justices and whether to eliminate a group that can revise florida's constitution and more. like i said, the stakes could not be higher. we're going to be joined momentarily by congresswoman and senate candidate val demings and she's going to be here in a bit. but right now, i'm joined by former governor and current congressman charlie crist who is the democratic nominee for florida governor. the once and perhaps future governor. how are you? >> god bless you. i'm doing great. >> you were my governor when i was here. >> it was an honor. >> you were a republican governor at the time. and the reason you didn't fit in is you're a nice guy. i don't think i'm hurting your feelings by telling you, you're a nice man. i have seen you with little kids getting down on the floor to talk to them. i have seen you be kind to people who are voters and let them stay in line in 2008 when your party wanted you to shut the lines down and not let

voter fraud can't happen and doesn't matter. because that's a process as well. ab the last time we looked at this nationally, the carter baker commission that looked at elections after 2000, you know, thought that it was really important that the election rolls themselves have integrity, that people had confidence in what happened on election day. i don't think there's any problem at all with political monitors observing what happens at the election. what's really important is being sure that you have people who not only are there to watch each other, but also there as election workers to protect each other. when i used to do election work for training, i said one of your jocks at the polling place is you're there, a republican and a democrat doing every job to watch each other, but you're also there to protect each other when the process is over and say, no, i didn't walk out of the room and not pay attention. i was doing my job, my counterpart was doing their job, the election results were handled efficiently and fairly, and the american people could have confidence or the green count voters could have confidence, the missouri voters

voters on tuesday, november 8th. currently, under city law, various city boards, commissions and officials generally must review and makeisions to approve or deny the development of new housing. development of new housing must comply with the city's planning and building codes. state law generally requires the project to be evaluated for impacts on the environment. the city has

commission intact. but there are certain ideas that even though voters may be rejected the overall person in a chesa boudinery much wanted to keep certain kinds of reforms, including the reform i am lucky enough to head up. amy: we have seen a lot of rick jenkins, this emphasis d.a., but -- the san francisco d.a., because of the hammer attack on the heart attack on the house speaker's husband paul pelosi. we now know based on exposÉs in the san francisco papers, she was paid to lead the campaign to unseat chesa boudin. how has that changed the office in other ways in terms of the kind of criminal justice reform that chesa boudin was pushing forward? >> the office has moved very much rightward since brooke jenkins took over as interim head. she was appointed by our mayor. d i think yesterday she declared victory over her more progressive challenger. you are right that there have been a number of questions swirling around the administration. there was the question whether she was actually being paid at the time she said she was a volunteer for the recall. there is the question of emails she sent to her offic

commission, kimberly zapata. she allegedly got military ballots for fake voters through a public site called my vote and sent themblican state lawmaker. that state representative said that these ballots were all addressed to a woman named holly with different last names, someone who did not and had never lived at this particular address. and while the specific motive isn't known at this point, the executive director of the milwaukee election commission says she believes this since fired deputy was trying to point out that you could go to a public site, make someone up and still request a ballot. this representative turned everything over to law enforcement, who has now turned things over to the district attorney's office, who now say they expect to file charges in the coming days. i should also point out a lawyer for zapata told me that they will litigate this in the courtroom, not the media. >> what was the reaction from the wisconsin elections commission? >> well, as you can imagine, they took this very seriously. they said that this was a violation of election law, and the administrator for the commission said

than 80 percent of the voters supported the incumbent head of the republic, kassym-jomart, tokaev, the preliminary results were announced by the center of the election commission turnout was almost 70%, he congratulated him on his re-election vladimir putin and robert frantsev, chief of the central asian bureau of news, will tell you how the voting went. more than 80% of the votes in favor according to the preliminary results for no one. the confidence in the current policy of the president and of course the hopes associated with the promised reforms, the other five candidates lost not only to him, but also to the column against all zatokayev. kasem joe march, kemerovich, 6 million 450 6.000.392 people or 81 point thirty-one hundredths of a percent at night, the announcement of preliminary results was met at the headquarters of the people's coalition, which put forward his candidacy result, as well as the election itself. he called historical. it is symbolic that the former president of kazakhstan nursultan nazarbayev was the first to congratulate tokaev on his victory, he especially noted the resilience and wisdom of the successor, which he demonstrated durin

voter fraud can't happen and doesn't matter. because that's a process as well. ab the last time we looked at this nationally, the carter baker commission that looked at elections after 2000, you know, thought that it was really important that the election rolls themselves have integrity, that people had confidence in what happened on election day. i don't think there's any problem at all with political monitors observing what happens at the election. what's really important is being sure that you have people who not only are there to watch each other, but also there as election workers to protect each other. when i used to do election work for training, i said one of your jocks at the polling place is you're there, a republican and a democrat doing every job to watch each other, but you're also there to protect each other when the process is over and say, no, i didn't walk out of the room and not pay attention. i was doing my job, my counterpart was doing their job, the election results were handled efficiently and fairly, and the american people could have confidence or the green count voters could have confidence, the missouri voters

anywhere in the world, only in some kind of commission, which decisions are not read. this is how propaganda is done. he is chosen by the people; he represents his voters if he cannot achieve something in parliament, because he does not have enough political parliamentary power. this is not a reason for him to leave , throw the keys and leave and spit on his voters, you sent me to visit your interests, and i was offended. and i can’t, i left , this doesn’t happen, you just can’t kick them out, and they are so easy you can’t forge, even the mechanisms to uproot them. no, you would be glad if we communists left, that's different. it is necessary to treat the deputies of parliament with sufficient respect, even if they themselves do not respect their office enough, well, it is their duty to be in parliament to speak regardless of whether they succeed or not. come on, i hate him. i'm leaving, this can't be. weapons the fact that there is a bureaucracy is not so bad, the main trouble is that this is the corun of the first, probably, the bureaucracy. your bureaucracy works when it takes bribes. that's when you can make it work, you won't smear it, you won't

so how michigan voters feel about abortion can be viewed as a litmus test for the entire country. the un human rights council commission of inquiry on the occupied palestinian territory is holding the 1st 4 days of public hearings in geneva. the 1st day is focusing on the closure of several, palestinian human rights organizations accused of terrorism. in the following days, the commission will discuss alongside other issues, the killing of al jazeera journalist, sharina oakley, was shot in the head by his really forces while on assignment for l. 0 in the occupied west bank. earlier this year, a top prison official in the philippines has been charged with the murder of a journalist. first of all, my boss was shot and killed near his home in manila on october. the 3rd had been a vocal critic of the bureau of corrections chief geraldo on tongue and other officials, accusing them of corruption and tongue, allegedly pressure to imprison gang leaders to hire a gunman to kill them. a bossa. the philippines is one of the world's most dangerous countries, for journalists are not be barnaby. lo has more from manila or by philipp

with the village councils of this document, everything should be clear for the voters and for the members of the commissionng for several years. well, this will happen, but now life itself is forcing us to work quickly and speed up the elections coming up in the twenty-fourth year. we have to carry out according to the new rules. just over a year left. it will be the largest company in recent years. you know that we have a single voting day and councils, in my opinion, we will elect everything vertically on this day, so this is a really large-scale campaign within a short time, it is necessary to elect deputies at all levels to form the composition of the council of the republic and nominate a delegate to the all-belarusian people's assembly of light electoral companies do not have to wait for yourself. you see what conditions our country is in indefinitely with the international situation , unprecedented external pressure of information attack and provocation. yes, even clean up in time we do not want to control prices either, so that people see that we are a state for the people. well, let's be for the p