should be washington state voters. i just met with the young mother, single mom from the university of washington. she said childcare is so hard to come by. i know what that is like. the filibuster is a long-held rule in the senate that balances the power and is good for our country. >> i want to move on because we have a lot of other topics to discuss. it has been long running controversy over the snake river dam here in washington. as a senator, how would you balance these competing interests and conversations about the dams and are there any circumstances in which you would support? reaching them? >> growing up on a farm, i understand what farmers do for our economy here in washington state, for the third-largest bag producers in the country, reaching our dams would be detrimental, it would mean more trucks on the road, as well as turning the lights out on every washingtonian. our dams provide clean hydro energy. senator murray's typical bureaucrat who went along and flip-flopped on the issue. we have technology that

voters i washington state. nt going on in washington and it's time for change and new leadership. i was 11 years old when senator was first elected and i'd like to say that we are better off but we are not. everywhere i go, democrats, independents, republicans, talking to all of them in washington state and they are ready for the government to deliver solutions. have a positive effect on their life. >> you keep pushing the crime thing and the economy thing and you did it with a campaign ad in front of the boarded up starbucks and close down starbucks. you had patty murray who did a similar thing in front of an open coffee shop as if to say no problem here and crime in seattle. that's the deal is that they've got to really dismiss the whole crime inflation thing. >> which is unfortunate because that's really a slap in the face to the voters of washington state who are enduring the highest crime we've had in 30 years in the highest homicide rates. it's having an effect on the small businesses that are spending hun

we're the campaign for parents in washington state.ant to lead the country from washington state on education. we need to insure our children have choice here and that there is a strong partnership with parents. we need competitive quality education. that needs to start right away here in washington state. >> dana: it was one of the reasons you wanted to get into the race. i wanted to ask you about crime. the other day when patty maury was doing an event there were 66 emergency calls made to 911. they included 21 investigations for assault. 16 larceny and theft. ten for burglaries, nine for motor vehicle theft and six robbery according to jason rantz on the radio. how does crime fit in here? the democrats don't want to talk about it very much. >> no. senator murray is not talking about any of the issues we just discussed, dana. she refuses to address the issues facing washington families and i say hope is on the horizon. we can turn it around. we have no other option than to turn this around for washington state and for america and any

washington's ready to elect someone who will go fight for washington state. rt of washington, dc. crime and safety is number one here in washington state, and, you know, i'm on my bus right now, i'm on my bus tour. our rooms are packed, laura, hundreds and hundreds of people are meeting me at events. democrats, independents and republicans. because we are more alike than we are different and when we drive our bus down the highway, cops are honking at us, waving at us. washington state is ready to turn the page. >> laura: i think, you know, you never really see patty murray. she's not really a factor really, certainly in finding any solutions. but when she's forced to answer a question on inflation, well, this is what she says. >> i have been very focused on lowering costs for families as we get through this global challenge that we are facing. if we move to a clean new energy program and we lower our costs, that will help every family's pocketbook. >> laura: tiffany, the clean new energy future, how's that working out in new england or up in the pacific northw

from maine to washington to illinois to washington state and back to washington, d.c. and alaska. he was a climate canary, a warning of the dangers of everything from pollution to pesticides. and more importantly, he laid the groundwork for what we have a present day conversation about the environment. when he retired, he wrote a letter. i was afraid no farewell note to his colleagues, and he analogized his time on the court to a canoe. he said at the beginning the justices were strangers, but at the end they were warm and fast friends. but he wrote to them and said he hoped that they would leave these wildernesses and these water horses as pure and unpolluted as we those which we traversed to his law clerks. he keep the faith in the rule of law and his legacy. he wanted to be remembered as someone who made the earth more beautiful than when he came. and indeed he did. thank you for letting me share with you, douglas. a

that's destroying washington state. thisington isn't just about washington state. happening all over our country. this is abous e unt the unitedns states of america. and going forward, anyone can join us in this fight.ightin laura and smiley forngle washington, .com. p tour we are fighting every single day. we have a road tri ap tour allll the way through election to. continue to share our message. voters are resonating with us meeting us where we aretor and ready for change. rray'ssenator barrasso, completn incompetent, full oft, f tiffani i think it's really important yu that and i think i think we had you on first fox on fox before anyone else. but it's important>> yes. for yo reach out to young people, to people and students, newlyg to graduated students. and i know you're already starting to do that. .his everwe're watching this evu of the way. we're going to talk to youin after you win this thing. tiffany,ank yo thank you so muc. all right. surp up next, another shout out surprise to the ingram angle's fifth anniversary. >> i can't wait to see who it is next >

i don't think that's the case in washington state.oing on the offensive on this particular issue trying to paint tiffany smiley as a threat to abortion rights, which in washington state, there's no threat whatsoever. it's easier to get an abortion here than it is to get a cup of coffee. that's how easy that is. it's not going away. in washington state because of the deeply blue, particularly in seattle, if you say that republicans are evil and will go after your right to choose that does in fact motivate folks even if they know that it's not truly a threat. they're looking on the left for that issue here in washington state that will generate a little more interest from democrats. because overall, when you look at the people interested in voting, it's republicans. they're focus on the issues that matter to them. in a tight race and we're seeing this across the state, particularly in washington's third congressional district, one is relatively safe republican, the other one is a purple district and we're looking to see if a republican

where engaging with voters, sharing our vision to turn prices into hope and washington state. is why we will win this state. >> sean: she has been lockstep with joe biden and chuck schumer on all of the policies that have failed this country and that has to do with education, crime, abortion, inflation, energy. she has been on the wrong side of every issue. i ask the people of washington watching tonight are you better off now that patty murray, joe biden a chuck schumer and what they have done to this country over the last 20 months. are you better off than you were before joe biden became president? what most people telling you? >> they are not in every single room i go into you know what they say? they say we are worse. >> sean: you can win this race, i want the people in washington state to know this is a winnable race, it would be the upset of the year, we want that seat. i hope you win it will be following very closely, thank you for being with us. scary moment last night's dolphins-bengals game at left the miami quarterback hospitalized he just got out to. should even h

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meanwhile, out in the state of washington, republican senate candidate tiffany smiley is now within two points of the state's long-time senator patty murray in what is a clear rebuke of the biden agenda. take a look. >> with biden and the d.c. politicians in charge, gas prices doubled. senator murray votes with biden. she goes along. groceries, housing, everything cost more. and senator murray goes along. 96% with biden. baby formula shortage, empty shelves, crime in our streets and senator murray fades away and goes along. >> sean: here with more is washington republican senate candidate, tiffany smiley is with us. this race is now within the margin of error. a lot is going on out there. it's the same issues we see in the rest of the country. that is record high inflation, 41-year high, double the prices for a gallon of gasoline that we paid under donald trump, wide open borders. no bail laws. defund, dismantle the police and school systems that are a disaster and pushing awoke agenda. that seems to even be impacting the state of washington, which maybe many people didn't predict would

kaiser healthcare workers in hawaii, oregon, and washington state later joined. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show in britain, where liz truss has resigned as prime minister after just 45 days in office. during her time in office, the pound plummeted in value as she pushed for sweeping tax cuts on the rich. truss announced her resignation outside 10 downing street on thursday. >> i was elected by the conservative party. we delivered on energy bills, cutting national insurance. but we set out a vision for low tax, high-grade economy that would take advantage of the freedoms of brexit. i recognize, though, given the situation, i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the conservative party. i therefore spoke with his majesty the king to notify him that i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. amy: truss is the shortest serving prime minister in the history of the united kingdom. the conservative party is aiming to pick a new prime mi

washington state wants hope and anyone can join us . that smile for washington .com.we need money to continue to share our winning message. all across washington state. >> and patty murray has been hand in hand , arm in arm with all these failed policies that are hurting the american people. >> and that includes the people in washington state, your state . this is going to be an interesting race to watch. >> tiffany smiley, thanks for being with us. coming up, we have obtained the disturbing body cam footage two hours of it from the incident where raphael warnock allegedly ran over his ex wife with his car . we're going to show you all of what she had to say. now the media is playing defense in georgia and the playing defense in pennsylvania. we'll talk about both those races. >> that's all coming up straight ahead. there's an uneasiness growing within today's parents. questions arise around what our kids are being taught, exposed to and influenced by . >> thankfully, a fully engaged, well informed is a powerful thing. >> that's why i support answers in genesis. and i

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washington area museums. you will be going a lot of miles for the country trying to make history winning in a democratic state. best of luck, and thanks so much to your family of service. >> anyone can join us at smilely for washington. thank you, brian. brian: history made in italy as a female prime minister is chosen for the first time. ambassador nikki haley joins us to talk about leadership lessons for the conservative wave take over europe. america's top issues are more important than ever. what do you care about most? jon: welcome to fox news live. i'm jon scott in new york. tensions on the rise on the korean peninsula. north korea launching two short-range ballistic missiles reaching an altitude of 60 miles before falling into the waters between the korean peninsula and japan. it was the 7th round of north korean tests in the past two weeks. a manhunt in east jerusalem. a palestinian gunman fired on a military checkpoint, killing a female soldier. three other people were injured. the shooting comes 24 hours before israel begins celebrating a week-long holiday. now back to "one nation" with brian kilmea

now we go to the state of washington. real believe it or not, there is a real opportunity for a massive flip from blue to red . as a republican , tiffanys smiley is surging in her race against the incumbent, patty murray. this is absolutelyt patty murrae a winnable race. mur heris on defense ove record , which is the same asjo biden's record . she basically is 100% with biden and the record of the far left democratic socialist. taker left a look at your scree. a new poll from robert haley in. trafalgar. in the look at that. this race is neck and neck within the margin of error. here to explain more republican here to explain more , republican senate candidate in the state of washington. i didn't think i'd be saying that often. tiffany, smile is with us .s. >> tiffany, i am hearing from friends that live in the state s of washington that you could win this race, that this wouldf be the upset of the year. and iand it is now within the n of error.t going what's it going to take toto tao get you over the top? >> yes, sean, we

i think my guess in north florida, tulsa, and in washington state. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here. are to see you next time. remember across the the oh, when i was showing wrong, when i was just a shave out disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. a, [000:00:00;00] with a with russia security service named the youth korean military intelligence head being behind the crimean bridge bombing the fs. be safe 12 people have been identified as collaborators in the 8th of whom are not in custody. also ahead with our alarm sirens on reports, a retaliatory russian strikes across central ukraine. this wedding state, the infrastructure and tax followed saturday's truck bomb attack on a major cry.

washington area museums. you will be going a lot of miles for the country trying to make history winning in a democratic statethanks so much to your family of service. >> anyone can join us at smilely for washington. thank you, brian. brian: history made in italy as a female prime minister is chosen for the first time. ambassador nikki haley joins us to talk about leadership lessons for the conservative wave take over europe. america's top issues are more important than ever. what do you care about most? the tenth pick is in the new all-american club. that's a “club” i want to join! let's hear from simone. chuck, that's a club i want to join! i literally just said that. i like her better than you the new subway series. what's your pick? why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with

washington area museums. you will be going a lot of miles for the country trying to make history winning in a democratic state. best of luck, and thanks so much to your family of service. >> anyone can join us at smilely for washington. thank you, brian. brian: history made in italy as a female prime minister is chosen for the first time. ambassador nikki haley joins us to talk about leadership lessons for the conservative wave take over europe. america's top issues are more important than ever. what do you care about most? brian kilmeade. >> i want to start by talking about a politician on the right we should be worried about. a politician to who brushed off accusations of fascism. >> what separates us from italy who elected a fascist. >> a far right political party whose roots go back to post world war ii neofascists. >> the party has its roots in farinfascism. brian: the newly elected prime minister of italy, giorgia meloni. the international media labeled her a fascist. it's bizarre. my next guest knows a thing or two about strong leaders being misinterpreted. nikki haley. a brand-new work, it's excellent

and get thank my guests in north florida, tulsa, and in washington state. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. see you next time. remember cross talking with ah, a wrong a, d. c because of the african and engagement. because the trail when so many find themselves willing to part, we choose to look for common ground. i was just gonna read it in. yeah. how many times, but i want to with this with you, i guess with you, i'm with my insurance bill with full credit. it's going to be out of wood, from beach to still easier for this patient, but in the board with with with ah ah, today i'm authorizing the additional strong sanction foreign companies quitting russia, numbers on to on thank you. this client atm card. so blantan banks disconnected from the international payment system, the social puppy, juvenile, donna, and euro. the exchange rates followed minneapolis sellable up article. the more social carbon would know what the committee met, the bulk of the bill. that's, that is a good. can you say it? sure. c, m a. j. a little much vol

ok, i want to start with andre in washington state. i'm sorry. can you, can you clear up a misunderstanding? i keep hearing about them. i thought the russia had no more ammunition, didn't have any missiles. they were relying upon china to come to reap replenish stocks and they need a rainy and drones and then all of a sudden yesterday and today happened. can you explain this to me, andre? on for us it's merits you because they need from all this marriage, you wash and back work, you know, bring me your people. oh gosh, they're going to be destroyed because of the lack of mcdonald's and i false. and secondly, as i restated and it's in my books, it's everywhere i write about it for years as a home is the fact that they don't study the country as our state of dead being military in our economically blocks have what are the aspects of their state activity, they simply don't know. those who know don't on all down law allowed to have that you put. and that is why we have the situation one being exist and some kind of the informational bible echo chambe

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this is why it's important, for republicans to win a statewide office here in washington state, you'vese you have to really overperforming everywhere else in the state. the threat is seattle, right? but if you are bringing in all of those up dependents everywhere else, can be up dependents, you can afford to lose a little bit of ground in seattle and, unfortunately, the reality is abortion is considered to be the number one issue here in washington state for some reason. again, it's not a threat washington, it's not going anywhere in washington, but democrats have really president bushed that concern pushed that amongst the liberals in seattle, and that's getting out the vote on their side. and that's where the potential threat is. tiffany just has to step up everywhere else. stuart: in seattle the number of overdose deaths has gone from 98 per year to 365 per year over the last 5 years, 318 already this year. jason, what's seattle doing to fix this? >> well, they're not reare versing their drug policy that legalized it, which is why we have this issue. instead, they're pushing somethi

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several years ago in washington state, 6055 pass, anti-hunting, band bait for large hunters. e first step in managing wildlife with ideology over biology. the vast majority of wildlife biologists express public safety concerns over predator populations that were increased and that occurred. to further exacerbate the issue, the wildlife commission took the unprecedented act of banning spring bear hunting again employing woke ideology over biology and what was the effect? 3 months later in june at 9-year-old little girl playing hide and seek was attacked by a cougar. last saturday the department of fish and wildlife officers killed a black bear after injured a woman in a park in downtown leavenworth on the heels of another cougar attacking a child in the same community and mountain biker getting killed by a cougar in 2018. stuart: you object to town folks comes city folks creating woke rules that apply to you in rural areas. there is a clash here. >> there is a definite clash but we see an increase in washington state population, 25 to 35,000 bears and the issue is of the 7 west

don't expect any surprises because the majority of seats here at the washington state duma are secured by the ruling united russia party which supports of latimer potent. in fact, the other parties are also expected to vote in favor of the decision by the russian president and more importantly, the decisions by donates lugens keshawn ends up all gm one. so the main intrigue is whether there will be a unanimous vote there are loads of journalists here today, and what they are waiting for is a speech by the russian foreign minister survey lab. rob, which happens just before the vote starts a little earlier. we saw the documents that are set to be ratified and the most important points there are at the orders of the regents that are be accepted will remain as they were. and also the governments of the regions will be formed by the current authorities that are in charge of the regions at this point. now, while all of this is happening at the washington state, duma, on monday, i can tell you that simultaneous the rushes ambassadors to e. u. countries have been summoned over the referendums,

he's a winemaker from washington state.'s a reason why he's not been on. you have recovered from leukemia and throat cancer, is that accurate? >> yeah. two years ago i was diagnosed with leukemia, and about one year this month i got diagnosed with neck and throat cancer. i'm cancer-free -- stuart: completely? >> yeah. so i beat cancer while having cancer. stuart: it's wonderful to have you back. you must have lost about a couple hundred pounds, for heaven sake. >> maybe a little less, but i feel great. stuart: i want you to tell me about your pinot noir project. you are planting 500 acres? that's enormous. >> it is enormous, with the brown family, a great family in washington state. we planted 500 acres of pinot noir because it made sense. this is the place where pinot noir should be -- stuart: why that? if is there an expanding market for it? >> it is. it's exactly the same great wine withs of france are at the same latitude that we are at 47 degrees and also the soils are limestone. so you check a lot of boxes. it seems l

this system encompasses more than 600,000 square miles of marine and great lakes waters from washington state to the florida keys and from the huron to american samoa. we represent the sanctuary off the coast of north carolina, which you can see here with the arrow. here's some other representations of our sanctuary, but we are located about 16 miles off the coast of cape hatteras, north carolina. and we're in 230 feet of water where the labrador and gulf stream currents collide. not only is it casualties and only a dozen wounded. that evening the u.s.s. monitor arrives in hampton roads after coming from new york where it was built. the monitor took up protective positions against to the grounded u.s.s. minnesota, which is a stream frigate. on march 9th, 1862, the virginia fired from a thousand yards out against the u.s.s. minnesota hitting the ship and causing an explosion. the monitor quickly moved to intercept the virginia and the two ironclads circled one another, trading shots at point-blank range. each ship tried to ram the other. each commander tried to find a weak spot. through it all

and in washington state we crossed to andre marciano. he is a writer, as well as a military and political analyst. all right, cross off rules and effects. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. ok, want to start with andre in washington state. andre, can you, can you clear up a misunderstanding? i keep hearing about them. i thought the russia had no more ammunition, didn't have any missiles. they were relying upon china to, to re replenish stocks and they need a rainy and drones and then all of a sudden yesterday, and today happen. can you explain this to me on today? first is marriage you because they need to from all this matter to washing backwards. you know, really good people who oversee are going to be destroyed because of the lack of mcdonald's and i falls. and secondly, as i restated and it's in my books, it's everywhere. i write about it for years as a home is the fact that they don't study the country as our state of dad being military in economically. what have you, what are the aspects that s

okay, want to start with andre in washington state on that. i can you, can you clear up a misunderstanding? i keep hearing about them. i thought the russia had no more ammunition.

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hit with pepper spray, but no serious injuries were reported a wildfire burning in southern washington state has forced thousands of homes to be evacuated. it is scorched over two square miles, but right now is only 5% contained. residents of more than 30,000 homes have been told to be ready to leave warmer than usual temperatures and low humidity is expected through the week, but rain could that could assist fire crews is expected by the weekend horrific ordeal for a family in connecticut, a massive black bear emerged from the woods mauled a little boy and attempted to run off with him. the grandfather tried to fight off the bear. while sitting in his wheelchair. abc is trevor old has more that terrifying backyard bear encounter a 10 year old boy playing outside his grandparents house in connecticut when the £250 black bear started dragging him away, the bear came out of the woods unexpectedly grabbed the poor 10 year old drag him off toward the woods grandfather, who reportedly uses a wheelchair, throwing this metal bar at its head and a neighbor heard the screams and managed to scare the

when coming in across washington state may be getting into oregon as well, cooler and whether they're into county at 5 degrees celsius. got some way, whether to cross the eastern side of the caribbean, some lively showers coming through here. this may well develop into a tropical system over the next day. also, quite an organized clutch of storms sat in the water. so we don't to concern for the time being generally passing just to the south of jamaica as we go through monday, brightest guys coming into the east and not as not too bad over towards the west. but we will see sh house later on. ah, the, this was the moment the likes of which we've never seen. this is important. this is your story from breaking down the headlines to exposing the power is attempting to st. silence reporting. we're seeing media freedom being threatened and attacked is basically criminalizing journalism. the listening post doesn't cover the news, published the way the news is compet. people have no idea what the source of uses that game that rolled, and that for world war to, for the african required on al ja

have been to washington state in the _ regulated, i have been to washington state in the united stateseople and we know that _ does criminalise young people and we know that around the world it disproportionately decriminalising us black— disproportionately decriminalising us black and brown young people, so that is— us black and brown young people, so that is one _ us black and brown young people, so that is one the reasons why it is really— that is one the reasons why it is really picked up in the us, it is black— really picked up in the us, it is black young man in present disproportionate for pressing marijuana, even though actually... 0k. marijuana, even though actually... 0k~ i_ marijuana, even though actually... ok. i am _ marijuana, even though actually... ok. i am sorry to cut you off, but interesting topics to and on. sonia, rosa, thank you very much indeed, like to get you both back. that is it for our second look at the papers —— glad to get you both back. hello, i'm marc edwards with your sport. and what a night of drama in the champions league. three british sides in acti

. >>> and joni mitchell will take the stage with brandi carlile for concerts in washington state in junerst headline concert in over two decades. >>> for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm wendy gillette. cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we want to begin with some important health news for families. in recent weeks across the country, there has been an alarming increase of illness among young children, and it's not covid. it's something called rsv. hospitals in at least 33 states are seeing a dramatic rise in cases of children suffering from the respiratory virus. cases have more than doubled in 25 states over the last month, and it's putting a strain on hospitals. some health care facilities are so overwhelmed that they're running out of beds. the state of connecticut is even thinking about bringing in the national guard. we have a lot of news to get to tonight, and cbs's omar villafranca will start us off. good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. tonight hospitals from texas to connecticut are soundi

doesn't sound like a lot, but washington is -- of all the western states -- washington is the smallestcalifornia. all right? now in the spring of '22, earlier this year, washington department of fish and wildlife commission decided to ban spring bear hunting. well, this is nothing short of an invitation to allow these large predators down into our cities, especially as urban sprawl takes place, jesse, and we start moving up into their habitat, they're moving back down into ours. this attack on saturday comes on the heels of a 9-year-old playing hide-and-seek just north of spokane in june. in addition, the community that suffered this attack in leavenworth had another child attacked by a cougar two years ago, and then in 2018 we had a fatality with a mountain biker that was riding down the trail and a cougar grabbed him, and that didn't end up well for the mountain biker. >> jesse: the politicians trying to save the bears, even though they don't need saving, their population is huge, are they acknowledging they blew it? >> not at all. that's not in the play back. >> jesse: ha-ha-ha. >>

we have jeremy cars, mater of he is managing, editor of covert action magazine and in washington state we cross to under a month the on the he is a writer as well as a military and political analyst. all right, cross rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. okay, want to start with, i'm today in washington state. andre, can you, can you clear up a misunderstanding? i keep hearing about them. i thought the russia had no more ammunition, didn't have any missiles. they were relying upon china to, to re replenish stocks and they need a rainy and drones and then all of a sudden yesterday, and today happen. can you explain this to me on today? first is marriage you because they need to from all this never to washing backwards. you know, really good people who are going to be destroyed because of the lack of mcdonalds and i falls in several state and it's in my books, it's everywhere. i write a.

ah, and i had to visit with them with key at the washington state. the process is to dealer mind a spoke with your let's see a professional in the city and the one you put up a list of all, but yet with ah, who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing additional strong sanctions. today russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. i think you sent you a list of course renewed as you speak on the bill in your senior, mostly mine, or wish you were banding all in ports of russian oil and gas. new g i g with the letter from, you know, we're pretty good about joe biden. imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang ah, with hello, welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle, my what a few days in some missiles can make rushes retaliation to be attacked on the crimean bridge was focused and deadly will kill in its western handlers. now think twice before engaging in more, sabotaged and terrorist assaults. the choice is the

is an all by mail state like washington? voting with machines or are there mail-in ballots in addition today of election voting? depending on what state you are in, you can find that resource at heritage.org. you can click through state-by-state to see what provisions are in place and then you could maybe make a plan for activism. if you see your state and think while we need more security around job losses and we need to know why early voting is 60 days rather than 20 days? all of that information is available buys a or you can lobby your state makers and get involved on the state level. these decisions will only be made by the states. state law makers hold the pen here. host: i know abortion can be a key factor, the economy, what follows that? i describe it as an iceberg. the top of the iceberg is the issue of the economy. the runaway spending, the out-of-control debt, the increased rise of inflation. 7% interest rates, people can't buy homes right now. underneath the iceberg are all of these other issues like education, pa

now to washington state, where a republican tiffany smilng t is trying to unseat democrat incumbent dinosaurtty murray. incut dinosaurwho's been there t three decades. democrats must be getting nervous must bnervous because n seattle institutions, starbucks, the seahawks and the seattle times are cominge seahae tiffiny. seaha let's start with the seahawks and smiley's game at hers bl husband, who was blinded by a suicide bombing while serving our country in iraq, makes a two second long cameo wearing a seahawks jersey.the se >> apparently, that's a crime.ah the seahawksawkspset so upset, they told the smiley campaign it mus immt immediately cease is unauthorized use of the logo. i kid you not. the campaign compiled and put up the exact same ad, but tookok out complied with that and took out the logo. >> joining me now is tiffany smiley. tiffany, the most galling part of all of this is that sea thatseahawks i understand, gave your husband that jersey, is that correct? that is true. he was the 12th man flag raiser and whole stadium full of fans cheered for him and weref that honored. . yes. yo

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i will talk to our washington state league. that is the most important thing, making sure we can always improve the debate process and making sure the information is available on the spot. host: we go to some other key races were debates are not happening for various reasons. a governors race in pennsylvania , others as well. do you think people are being as informed as far as candidates? if they do not have debates to rely on, how do you advise them to get the information? guest: it has become much more important for voters to be proactive and have a voting plan and be able to do the research on their own. going to a nonpartisan voter education website, the one thing i love about my organization is that we do not have a dog in the spot, we have members, were the you are democrat, independent, you are someone who absolutely cares about democracy and making sure voters have the information they need. we do not support or endorse candidates or clinical parties. making sure you -- political parties. making sure you go to a party w