as danny at the seattle times reported, delegates of the washington state republican convention then d up one by one to argue that the u.s. should repeal the 17th amendment which allows us to vote for our united states senators, after that resolution passed, they went bigger. they voted to put this language into their platform, quote, we encourage republicans to substitute the words republic and republicanism where previously they have used the word democracy. every time the word democracy is used favorably, it serves to promote the principles of the democratic party, the principles of which we ardently oppose. quote, we oppose legislation which makes our nation more democratic in nature. we oppose legislation which makes our nation more democratic in nature. so say washington state republicans. officially in writing in their party platform. what's going on here? joining us now is jerry cornfield, a politics reporter with the washington state standard. he was at the republican convention in spokane. i appreciate you taking the time. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> l

so washington state republicans have just gathered for their state party convention to endorse theirates for state office including governor. how did that go? >> boo, boo. >> disorder and disarray. that's why gubernatorial candidate says he no longer wants an endorsement from the gop. >> we will not be endorsing a governor at this convention. >> as you can hear, boos rang out at the spokane gop convention after the parties vice chair announced they will not be endorsing a candidate. >> it went that well, huh. this being a republican state convention in the age of republican candidates under donald trump. the event ended up with infighting and disputes and dysfunction. delegates ultimately decided to endorse the trumpiest most extreme candidate but the other candidate says he will still run in the summer's republican primary. all of that chaos was bucking all the the áf news. something slightly nuttier than that happened. they decided they would craft their public platform after dealing with the gubernatorial nomination. they decided they would add something new. as the washington sta

state of washington is jay inslee.e's currently serving his third term as washington governor. the people of the state have elected him governor three times. each time by a wider margin than the last time. in 2020, jay inslee walloped his republican challenger by more than 13 points. but even though he might very well have been able to win a fourth term as governor, jay inslee decided it was time to step aside. he's not running again, which means this year's race for governor of washington state, it's wide open. it may be the republicans' best shot in years to win that office. and so washington state republicans have just gathered for their state party convention to endorse their candidates for state office including governor. how did that go? >> disorder and disarray. that's why gubernatorial candidate dave reichert says he no longer wants an endorsement from the gop. >> we will not be endorsing a governor at this convention. >> as you can hear, boos rang out at the gop convention after the party's vice chair announce

a great distraction like the cigar. >> that's my point to follow up with what you said it's washington statean't be anti- trans in any way, shape, or form if i am a client of hers and i have committed a crime and i get her assigned as my public defender i'm pretty stoked because video of me killing a guy doesn't matter my attorney is trans- case is closed i am acquitted you have to think a jury that puts brokenness in washington state above the rule of law and the facts there could be one or two people in that jury that do that and that's all you need for an acquittal that's how crazy our identity politics world has become don't put it past her that this is a strategy i know that sounds horrible to say but i know how lawyers think i kind of was one. >> greg: you were a lawyer weren't you you also transitioned. >> you know when a girl walks in >> greg: off next government bigwigs target menthol sigs into the things that keep our food fresher, our families safer, and our planet cleaner. to help us get there, america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars to create innovative produc

but tracy's stepfather, who lived 700 miles away in washington state, told utah police their victim coulde tracy beslanowitch. bonner: when mr. beslanowitch told me that his daughter tracy was in spokane, i mean, it's just like, "oh, my gosh, what's going on here?" narrator: the answers soon became apparent. the victim in utah was using a false name, the name of her younger sister, tracy. the victim's real name was krystal beslanowitch, and she was a young woman with a troubled past. gardner: krystal was a prostitute. krystal would use the street name baby tracy or tracy. and we believe that she would do that to try and throw off police if she was arrested. narrator: krystal's boyfriend, chris, was her pimp. the two had been living and working together for years, and they recently moved to salt lake city. krystal was the breadwinner in their relationship. ♪ narrator: it was a sordid, degrading life, one this young couple was desperate to escape. karen mathis, herself a former prostitute, worked the same streets as krystal. mathis: we didn't care about ourselves. how can you? we didn't kno

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michael mason offered classes and flights in california and washington state for many years.bout 1300 bucks, people could climb out of the cockpit onto the wings, as mason did acrobatic maneuvers. as you see here. he take off from a strip of grass in his backyard. and participants, here's the rub. did not wear parachutes. they were only attached by a small cable. the faa calls his actions reckless and pulled his pilot's license. developing news on a controversial plan from the u.s. fish and wildlife service, the agency is proposing killing roughly half a million invasive barred owls in an effort to protect the native northern spotted owl from extinction. the proposal is to cull the barred owl population by 470,000 from california, washington state and oregon over the course of three decades. but animal rights activists are pushing back hard, calling this approach unsustainable and unrealistic. the last living survivor of the uss arizona, the battleship that sank during the attack on pearl harbor, has died. luke hunter was 102 years old. he passed away today at his home in gra

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michael mason offered classes and flights in california and washington state for many years.1300 bucks, people could climb out of the cockpit onto the wings, as mason did acrobatic maneuvers. as you see here. he take off from a strip of grass in his backyard. and participants, here's the rub. did not wear parachutes. they were only attached by a small cable. the faa calls his actions reckless and pulled his pilot's license. developing news on a controversial plan from the u.s. fish and wildlife service, the agency is proposing killing roughly half a million invasive barred owls in an effort to protect the native northern spotted owl from extinction. the proposal is to cull the barred owl population by 470,000 from california, washington state and oregon over the course of three decades. but animal rights activists are pushing back hard, calling this approach unsustainable and unrealistic. the last living survivor of the uss arizona, the battleship that sank during the attack on pearl harbor, has died. luke hunter was 102 years old. he passed away today at his home in grass va

statement pledged to work towards an immediate and sustainable seats, 5 in gaza. reports at washington state funds, events explained what the us is doing to prevent further escalation as well. it's operating onto pharmacy and this is one you just mentioned that was this g 7, the meeting, the secure video link, president biden talked to other g 7 leaders and tried to firm up their commitment. and they usually some commitment a and this point of view and stand against ron's actions from yesterday a guess israel, the president reiterated again that the un support to israel in a defensive manner is iron clad that the u. s. will stand by israel if it has to defend itself. and i think it's fair to assume that the, the same kind of message is expected to be a broadcasted by those 27 leaders in one way or another in one form or another towards iran, to woods all parties involved in the middle east. and let's not forget that the us was, of course, always trying to or in the last few weeks, specifically trying to really be open about uh, their intelligence that they know iran is cooking something up a

washington state public school students are planning to walk out to support palestine tomorrow during passover. a man takes his chances wrangling an 8-foot gator in florida and someone decides to give their own take on taylor swift's new music video. the day's best viral videos are next. first alive look at buffalo new york where buffalo wings believe or not -- believe it or not, were invented. we are coming right back. a walk out in washington, high school kids, pro palestine. >> trace: continuing coverage, the protesters down in new york city. this is one police plaza. we just saw during the break a police officer walked someone across the street. it appears they were releasing that person because whoever that was was clapping and chanting and the person walked over and started smoking a cigarette. we assume that person has been released. the protest continued tonight in new york city. we are watching it live. the camera keeps moving around which is great, that's live television that there are a number of people out there and police are clearly taking some people into custody for at

home buyers need a higher salary in california, hawaii, washington, d.c., massachusetts, and washington state. the annual income to 40 typical home has risen 50%. >>> there's a meeting about adding bike lanes. the palo alto city council is considering removing street parking to make room for bike lanes. this would happen right by the stadium. the department of transportation came up with this proposal to make the roads safer. they find it does not address high speeds. if the proposal does not go through, they will work on other plants.>>> kaiser is opening up a new laboratory. it would expand their diagnostic testing capabilities to more than 4 million people. patients could be screened for hundreds of genetic conditions at the same time and used for personalized medicine and treatment. and to determine if a patient could be at risk for diseases in the future. it is expected to be fully operational by the end of this year. >>> the stage is set for november. the former president and president biden have clinched the nominations. but is rfk jr. throwing a wrench in this? last week he announced

what works to recover a species in my state of washington may not work in the great state of arkansas or georgia or montana. the americas wildlife habitation -- habitat conservation act, always easy to say, delivers critical support to the individuals on the ground who have been tasked with restoring and preserving at risk habitats to better manage those species. host: how do you respond to that? guest: i disagree with the premise that the endangered species act is a one-size-fits-all approach. first of all, everything that happens under the esa has to be based on the best available scientific and commercial data. that is a statutory requirement. by definition, that means there is no one-size-fits-all approach, because species and their habitats are different. there is no uniform "a species is listed, here's everything we will do to protect it." it is always on a case-by-case basis. second, there is already a riposte -- robust mechanism for cooperation. in most cases, the states are critical partners in conservation. third, getting back to the funding, we need triple the appropriation

because washington state is a union state and south carolina is not that way. the company could pay lower wages to non union employees. things went downhill from there. it's still unclear if what boeing is seeing is a breakdown and safety, a breakdown, and leadership a break down in the manufacturing process, or just plain bad luck. but whatever it is, the company is facing the prospect of billions of dollars in fines and lawsuits in the future. that is not at all bright. we're happy to be joined by jamie finch. he's the former director of government, public and family affairs, and of the communication center at the federal government's national transportation safety board. jamie, thanks so much for being with us. let me get out of me. i appreciate that, jamie, i'll admit that i didn't really start paying close attention to boeing until just several years ago when to boeing 737 max aids crashed and killed everybody on board . we learned that there was a problem with the software and try as they might. the pilots could not regain control of the aircraft as they,

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where will we be. >> we're coming to you america get ready get ready get ready. >> in washington statee search is expanding for a runaway zebra. it was among a group that got loose on interstate 90. you see here when a trailer opened. most were corralled a short time later, but one of them jumped a fence. and now officials are worried about predators. >> we turn now to something new, coming to american highways supporters say it will mean faster and cheaper deliveries by truck. these 18 wheelers are designed to carry all sorts of cargo, but one thing they won't be carrying a driver by the end of the year. aurora tractor trailers are expected to begin cruising the highways hauling freight between dallas and houston. >> the aurora driver is this combination of the hardware, the stuff you can see hanging off the side of the truck here, and then some really interesting software to avoid crashes. >> the self-driving semi is outfitted with 25 sensors, including lasers, radars, and cameras. within the next four years, aurora and its competitors expect to put thousands of these autonomous truc

we're back inwo minutes. t are set to make a comeback in washington state thanks to a new federal relocation plan. grizzlies from the rocky mountains and british columbia will be introduced into the north cascades ecosystem national park and wildlife service officials say that they are going to relocate 3 to 7 grizzlies every year for up to a decade. the last confirmed grizzly sighting in that part of the u.s. was back in 1996. it's been a while, and as always, i will be posting links to the other stories you voted for on my instagram. and thank you so much for voting on this friday. the michelin guide is branching out when it comes to its standard menu of categories. along with the world's best restaurants, it's now including hotels. the grading method is actually the same. top destination can receive 1 to 3 keys instead of stars, and three bay area hotels received three key status. they include the single thread inn in healdsburg, meadowood, saint helena and canyon range in woodside. all were recently honored in an , and you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. we're streaming ou

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there followed by hawaii, washington, d.c, massachusetts and washington state.least expensive states start with mississippi and includes ohio, arkansas, indiana and kentucky. now, even though the housing market may be pricing people out , people shouldn't be too quick to think that renting is the solution. since president biden took office, rents are up nearly 21% in new york. gerri willis, ktvu, fox two news. >> showers return to the bay area will pinpoint exactly when it will affect your neighborhood. >> all right, let's go to ktvu christien kafton. now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap at seven, right here on ktvu. yeah. >> hey there greg, we will take a closer look at how storms are causing trouble across the west, including new flooding in arizona. see how people are altering their routines because of high water. and it's the final night for las vegas's famous tropicana casino. we will show you how people are celebrating the casinos decades long history before it shuts down for good. those stories and more all coming up

. >> we're back with the search for a real kissing bandit in washington state. authorities say in near seattle, they say a woman in this suv grabbed a man as he was walking in a mall parking lot last tuesday. she started hugging and kissing him and then managed to take the $5,000 necklace he was wearing. police say another suspect was in the suv with her. they're wanted for a similar crime from the next day. >> the former weapons supervisor for alec baldwin's movie rust is starting an 18 month prison sentence. last month, she was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the death of another crew member who was shot when a gun held by baldwin went off. abc's mola lenghi reports. >> the armorer tasked with keeping weapons safe on the set of rust is now headed to prison for that fatal shooting of cinematographer halyna hutchins. i am sentencing you to 18 months of incarceration at a new mexico women's correctional facility before her sentencing, hannah gutierrez claiming she was young and naive. back in october 2021 when the gun actor alec baldwin was rehearsing w

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let's go to washington state, a little snuggle, a couple of southern sea otters got up close and personal with each other. >> look at them. this is at the point defiance zoo and aquarium in tacoma. there's libby there, snuggling and carrying clara around their habitat. the zoo says otters love to play with each other. >> you know, now that the weather is warming up, everybody should visit their local zoos. yeah, unfortunately, we don't really know all that much about libby and clara. they really you know, they haven't written their autobiographies quite just yet. >> you've been home run this morning, andrew. >> have you ever seen an otter at a zoo or in real life? yeah, yeah, they're very cute. they're little sea puppies, i guess. >> yeah, they're ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the drama "fbi," jeremy sisto! and star of the new series at

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with golo, you can keep the weight off. [♪♪] >> trace: a new front on the war in religion and washington stateerfaith prayer club at her elementary school and was promptly denied. but one week prior the school did grant permission for a pride club. let's bring in laura who's in fifth-grade and first liberty attorney kayla tony. thank you for coming on, we appreciate this. elora to you first, you are very brave coming on the show and we appreciate it. i want to know in your words while you wanted to start this prayer club, this faith club at your school in the first place. >> i wanted to start it because i felt kind of alone in the classroom and really just at school and so i realized i had some friends and i knew some other people that felt the same way and so i talked to them and i was just like you know what it would be a great idea to make a club where people could come together and do good in the community and so that's kind of -- that was kind of the idea of my interfaith prayer club. >> trace: it's interesting because i read this and maybe you can correct me, you said that everybody was

visit her ex-boyfriend marshall jones. 2022 of june law enforcement shot and killed jones in washington state trying to arrest him for gabe's murder's a group comes together on a new documentary calmed "where is alexis?" the family says the doc proonks his mother hemped him. gathering held at sabrina's pizzeria. reservations required. >>> and laying offer employees. sun power plans to lay off about 1,000 of those people in the coming days and close down some of the insulation locations. sun power says those cuts are part of a restructuring plan. >>> a new bill will penalize demonstrations blocking traffic. this protest shut down the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge. one delayed organ transplants from arriving in time at a local hospital. protesters who block a highway preventing emergency vehicles from passing could be fined from $100 to $200, but do it repeatedly over the course of three years the penalties could go up to $1,000. the bill still has to be heard through the entire senate and the state before it gets a full vote. >>> if you've noticed you're paying more for eggs lately you

it was traced to a pay phone outside a library at washington state university.ho uses pay phones anymore? narrator: the answer, at least in this case, was someone who wanted to hide his identity and even his location. the problem for john wilson was that there was a surveillance camera near this pay phone, and it recorded this image of someone walking to that phone at almost exactly the time records showed chanin took the call. investigators who were still contacting him by e-mail gave him a choice. he could voluntarily identify himself, or they could put his picture on tv and ask the public to identify him. with that, john wilson came clean. his real name -- john kenlein. and he had a good reason for trying to hide his identity. he's cheating on his wife. narrator: kenlein admitted contacting chanin, and even said he went to her house during the period she dropped out of contact. kenlein remained a solid suspect for the same reason tom walker did. detectives still weren't sure exactly when chanin was killed, so they couldn't alibi any of their suspects. bryant:

it has become such a problem, the states have increasing reliable power, including my home state of washington. balancing the grid when inconsistent resources like wind and solar, can't produce enough. they have different sources. they are trying to power people's homes during periods of severe weather. last winter, several state utilities have been able to get the power resources that they needed from neighboring states during a severe, cold event. resulting in widespread blackouts. this is during the holidays. the north american electrical reliability corporation, continues to include the reinforced aggravations. people need us most. we have real risks and impacts. this is before the committee last summer. we heard the same warnings from grid operators during the hearing last fall. there warnings were clear. while renewable energy from sources like wind and solar absolutely play a role in america's energy mix, they cannot replace reliable baseload sources. they are accelerating the retirement of baseload sources, without adequate replacements. they will only increase the risk of these life-t

washington state court sentenced taylor james to 7 years and 3 months in prison for organizing protests during the presidential election 3 years ago. so far, more than 120 of these protesters. in the trial court, about 800 of them have been sentenced to imprisonment from a few days to 22 years. hungary announced that it will not participate in nato's 100 billion euro plan to help ukraine. the minister of foreign affairs of hungary said at the anniversary ceremony of nato's establishment that with the continued tensions between russia and ukraine, his country will not participate in the five-year plan. nato to allocate 100 billion euros aid package to support ukraine in any way. will not thieves stole 30 million dollars in one of the biggest cash heists in the history of the state of california. the police announced that the robbery happened in a commercial company in los angeles and the owners of the company were unaware of its occurrence. according to the police, the thieves broke into the place where the money was kept through the roof of the building without activating the alarm syst

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national attention when her ex-boyfriend and suspected killer died in a shooting with police in washington stater more than a year of searching. some of gabe's remains were found near plymouth and given over to the family in november of 2023. but the contra costa county district attorney says the investigation into her death remains open. earlier this year, the city of oakland dedicated this bench here in civic center park to alexis gabe's memory. her family says it's a place where they can come to remember her, but the journey isn't over. for the gabe family, their grief will last forever, but they also face an uncertain legal battle. the da previously said she would consider bringing charges against alicia coleman clark, the mother of gabe suspected killer if gabe's remains were found. >> we have come across evidence of aiding and abetting while reviewing the footage with antioch pd, and we are hoping that everything will be revealed in the documentary. gabe says he hopes the documentary will bring more clues out of the woodwork and bring about justice for his daughter. >> he says his family h

michael mason offered classes and flights in california and washington state for many years.oodness. for about $1,300, people could climb out of the cockpit, as you see here, onto the wings, as mason did acrobatic maneuvers. he'd take off from a strip of grass in his backyard, and participants did not wear parachutes. they were only attached by a small cable. the faa called his actions rec less. i feel like you can call this a few things reckless will stick with that. >> so many things dangerous. this man's backyard. we're gonna take off from here. >> no parachute. just tether yourself, i'm not going to be giving somebody money to risk my life, right? >> right. although, i will say i have jumped out of a plane, but i had a parachute on, and it was while he does acrobatic maneuvers. >> so he's not just. >> he's nice for somebody. >> oh my goodness. but the footage is incredible though. just to see that like that is some incredible footage. >> some things you just don't need to film. >> no you don't. yeah. you're exactly right. >> now you're in trouble. >> exactly right. yeah l

the washington state court sentenced taylor james to 7 years and 3 months in prison for organizing protests during the presidential elections 3 years ago . so far, more than 120 of these protesters have been tried in court, and about 800 of them have been sentenced to prison terms ranging from a few days to 22 years. hungary announced kurds will not participate in nato's 100 billion euro aid plan for ukraine, and the hungarian foreign minister said at the anniversary ceremony of nato's founding that his country will not participate in nato's five-year plan to allocate a 100 billion euro aid package to support ukraine due to the continuing tensions between russia and ukraine. will not participate disclosing the inappropriate health quality of nestle's mineral waters, the french media, having obtained a confidential report, wrote that the food safety and health agency of this country believes. mineral waters of nesle group do not have the necessary health quality. the report also says that despite the previous commitment of the method it uses prohibited antiseptics for purification . accordin

something that the us something the washington also stated in january when it temporarily cost additional funding for on for with this new bill that blocks us funding to and fro until march of next year. washington will need to increase its cooperation with either you or negotiations. like, for example, the you and will food program and we can expect other corporations between it washington on one side of the u. n. organizations. now the washing will not continue funding on one of the w. washington correspondent benjamin, out of out as google. thank you so much. a quick look now with some of the stories making headlines around the world. argentina as president, have you malay say it's the country had an economic self less in the 1st 3 months of the you. it's the full time since 2008 that i'll just, you know, haven't had to run deficit for an entire quarter. for level critics, a has hospital started the measure of all damaging the economy. went out just at least 4 people have been killed up the days of the wrench, or rainfall in southern china, and more than a 100000 have been evacuated be

something that the us something the washington also stated in january when it temporarily cost additional funding for on for with this new bill that blocks us funding to and fro until march of next year, washington will need to increase its cooperation with other un no guns. ations, like for example, the you and will is food program and we can expect other corporations to between it . washington on one side of the u. n. organizations, now the washing will not continue. funding on one of the w. washington correspondent benjamin, out of out as google. thank you so much. a quick look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. at least 4 people have been killed off the base of to venture wayne full in southern china. more than a 100000 have been evacuated because of flooding, and then slides part of the same many pots of guam. don't provence, broke records for monthly rein for european union foreign ministers meeting in lock. some book have agreed to extend sanctions on iran. it will, it involves tightening restrictions on iranian weapons deliveries the new materials, singl

in june of 2022, law enforcement shot and killed jones in washington state while trying to arrest him for her murder. about a month before that, police briefly took jones' mother into custody, but found there was not enough evidence to charge her with aiding and abetting. the gabe family believes this new documentary will prove jones' mother did help him. >> if the network decides to reveal everything in those videos, the footage, they are going to know that someone was involved. because it clearly shows in the footage that someone was helping him. >> the documentary is called where is alexis. it will air on april 24 on the discovery channel. >>> after an extensive search, stanford has appointed the 13th president. the 51-year-old has been a stanford ahum and served as the dean of stanford's graduate school of business for the last eight years. the board of trustee's chair, jerry yang, says they voted unanimously for him. hill will officially step into the role on august 1. he will seed and has deferred as interim president last year. he stepped in as former president after an investi

here, hawaii, d.c., massachusetts, washington state also in the statement boat. since the start of 2020, the annual income needed to afford a typical home has gone up nearly 50%. >>> well, santa clara valley health care is preparing for a system-wide nurses strike. the picket lines will be at all three of the county's hospital. and valley medical center. nurses across 13 county medical clinics are also expected to strike. nurses are calling for increases to staffing, pay, benefits and security. santa clara valley health care says that patient care will not be impacted. >> clearly, it is very disruptive to our typical patient services, but we feel as though we have made the maximum effort to ensure that our services can continue to the community who we care for. >> now, it says that it has spent millions of dollars to cover the strike, and it brings in more than 1,000 contracted nurses because of the strike. the hospital began training fill-in nurses yesterday. some of the patients appointments have been rescheduled until after the strike. so far as contract negot

i just need to get them with key at the washington state. the bruce is to begin the computer system on assume that you have to keep the list of all but huge, but they use the the russian states never as tight as one of the most sense community. best of all sense and up in the system must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the russians cruising and split the ortiz full neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. what question did you say a request which is the 1898 of the united states when the war again, spain and gain control of the philippines. the people of the philippines held that the americans would help over throw spanish rule and the grand independence through the country. but the united states was by no means willing to give freedom to the philippines and saw as just another colony. 1999. the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupier of american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the ph

recognized and their wargaming was such that if they didn't get recognized, they would the state like washington state or oregon threatened to secede from the union. host: how do you know this? guest: it was in the new york times. john podesta was doing a working with his project and i remember reading about it. what the heck is going on? this is the summer of 2020 that they were wargaming this scenario out. now the standard has been applied to trump, they should all be in a criminal investigation, of course they won't be in nor do i think they should be. his new rules if you dispute an election you will face jail. that is a dangerous path to take because it is not just about 2020 with a signal in 2024, whatever the results and questions you had you raised them in good faith and pursue these claims under the constitution and federal law, we are going to try to jail you anyway. host: you said president -- she said president biden was registering illegals to vote. guest: i don't know if he directly registering them to vote and we have a situation if you are an illegal alien it is easy to register to vot

it's like, no, no, no, washington state.nd then i get very puzzled stares like you live where but what i try to wake up and do every day is to put victories on the board because of the mind that even a small victory opens new possibilities. you learn something by the process of trying, maybe failing, but actually i think people say you learn most from your failures no. you learn most from your victories and victories. create other opportunities they have this beautiful effect where new veins of possibility open up new contacts, new information, new resources, new people and we need to increase the tempo of. our victories. you know, we don't need five year strategic plans. we need like 50 day strategic plans, victory after victory after show people that it's passive so we have a demoralized political movement. and i think that one of the most important things we can do is to demoralize it. i mean, we moralize it in the sense of like, you know, no queens in kindergarten. that's one way to do it. but i really mean more of us in