michigan, bluebeard wisconsin, you can't tell. florida read.he democrats have to, keep virginia and may be put north carolina in play. obama had one north carolina and the democrats probably need to expand their terms of winning the electoral map. do you fear separation in this country? >> i think we t are more united than we think. if you break it down on a local basis, people live day-to-day. we are doing pretty well in our country. our corporate a structures, we still have great r&d and universities, research centers. there are warning signs that are frightening. the public's lack of trust in government. leaving in 1981. having a 70% journalism approval rating. down to 16% or something. congress. low marks. supreme court seems polarized. 40%. so, it is a lack of what government can do for the people and, yet we have a record voter turnout. it mayay just be that trump will be seen as one of the great disruptors that he was sort of expressing. feeling like they have been marginalized. nafta had brought jobs to mexico . there is a lot of public

spending a lot of time in wisconsin, michigan, the midwest. i think pennsylvania they do well, but there is a corrosion in ohio. wisconsin you cannot tell. iowa is turning red, florida is red. the democrats have to keep virginia and put north carolina in play. obama won north carolina, the democrats need to try to expand their attempts of winning. >> do you fear a separation? >> i do not, i think we are more united. on a local basis, people live day to day, we are doing well in our country, the economy is as good as anywhere in the world. we still have great universities, research centers. but there are warning signs that are threatening. and it is the public's lack of trust in government. we are dealing in the press. when i was on walter cronkite, he left in 1981. it is down to 16% or something. congress, low marks, supreme court, polarized. presidents cannot get over 40%. there is a lack of faith in what government will. and yet we have a record voter turnout. it might just be that trump is going to be seen as a great disrupt there. he was e

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. >>> and a wisconsin man arrested after showing up at the state capitol with a handgun demanding to the governor and then coming back the same day with an assault rifle. >>> a new round of deadly russian attacks in ukraine. the latest killing a 10-year-old child and his grandmother. dozens more people were wounded. the missile attack hit residential buildings in kharkiv early this morning. just look at that. it also follows a massive drone attack overnight on the port of odesa. ukraine says several trucks caught fire when a grain storage facility was hit there. we've also learned more about the massive death toll that is rising once again in one of the deadliest attacks against civilians since the invasion began. more than 50 people were killed in the missile attack. that's one of every six residents living there. dozens were at a cafÉ to mourn a local soldier, actually, when the building was attacked and you can see t i mean, just absolutely destroyed. the anguish can be seen everywhere there. you can see it even in this man's face. and we're told that he's mourning over his wife's

. >>> and police say a man showed up at wisconsin's state capitol with a gun looking for the governorwhat he did after his arrest is just as shocking. but first -- donald trump is now weighing a trip to capitol hill, this time without the violent mob, though is injecting himself into maybe what he knows best, chaos. this one is stirred up by republicans who have brought the house to a standstill as they mull over who should be their next speaker after they got rid of the last one. let's get right to cnn's manu raju live on capitol hill. and manu, long-time republican lawmaker steve scalise and jim jordan seem to be the front-runners right now but they're taking quite different approaches to this race. >> yeah, jordan has been a bit more visible in this race. he's done some media appearances. scalise has been very quiet. he's been moving mostly behind the scenes. although this is mostly a behind-the-scenes effort that both men are waging, trying to go member by member to lock down the support. talking to various factions, various groups within the larger house republican conference and

it's biggest and global support as it was 3 weeks ago we as well as boarded wisconsin baton ground 0 for an escalation of violence. palestinian militant groups led by the terrorist organization. how much launched a massive assault involving a 3000 to me selves? 5 into his room. the broker background was accompanied by an invasion of terrorist . his loaded civilians until costs around 630 local time is well wakes up to a by roger rockets fired from the guns a strip. the terrorist screw pama says it wants to move in 5000 missiles in quick succession. most don't intercepted by israel. i and i'm defense field, but not tool. at the same time, video released by hun mazda appears to show its fight is breaching, as well as high tech security defense. more propaganda images as a mass terrace info traits, something is ro, an unprecedented attack in terms of its scale. as it captures is well of god. the full extent of the terror of being on least by him, us in his way the towns and could boats as close to the buddha isn't clear for several days. it is well released footage, which it said show t

our things to dw corresponding tonja cream or near the border wisconsin. we should mention now israel has called up some 360000 reserves and mass troops and tanks along the board with gaza. the territory has been under siege and a near constant ground in air bombardment. israel says a senior homeless military commander has been killed in the air strikes. israel is believed to be planning a major ground offensive. although no such decision has been announced. franklin, which is a senior lecturer in strategic studies at portsmouth university and a former u. k. military intelligence officer. i asked him what israel's ground defensive might look like probably up to 100000 troops ago to be involved in this. and this operation, which will be because of its nature, extremely intense and stressful because what i go to engage in primarily is up and come back to the very close can find a complex environment. it's not present a huge amount of, of guidelines. so it's a 3 dimensional wall for scott, you can build things above to look at these right is of course also ha

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general from wisconsin recognized. >> do you support the consent that was put in place in the city of minneapolis. do you support the consent decree put in place with the police department of minneapolis? >> by the federal government, yes. >> do you support fewer cops on the street? >> do i support? >> fewer cops on the street. >> no, i don't. >> that's what's happening as a result. >> i don't think that is a consequence of the consent decree. they have been losing police officers for many years. >> to support more crime? >> no, i don't. >> there was a hearing in minnesota of minneapolis this last week where they were just beside themselves with the amount of crime that continues the riots of 2020 and i would point out to you that i had an officer in my district where i live across the border in wisconsin where my district begins and a police officer was shot to death as a result of a crime prosecutor in st. paul and minneapolis minnesota. he served only four years for a violent crime. do you think that is a problem? >> and officer shot to death is certainly not an appropriate sentenc

host: les, -- chasten buttigieg, there are two journeys you went on, germany and wisconsin. chasten: germany was an escape. i got a government-sponsored exchange program scholarship my senior year in high school and that was to run away. i studied german for four years. i was qualified for the program on paper but i wanted to get out of northern michigan as fast as i could. and running away to the north woods of wisconsin, maybe not the big gay mecca you might look for in college but i went to a smaller liberal arts school and studied theater and found my community. i was able to finish college surrounded by people that said it was ok for me to be me. host: you can see the numbers on the screen if you have comments you would like to make or questions you have for author chasten buttigieg. the book is "i have something to tell you." it is for young adults. an adult version came out in 2020. was pete buttigieg out when you met him? chasten: yes. host: was he comfortable being in a relationship at that point? chasten: that is his story to tell. we buddies coming out story is th

that was founded by immigrants who came in from wisconsin. and they thought the county they were moving into kind of looked lake mendota and madison. so they named it lake county and the name of the town, madison. and that was a very good indication of this chain migration across the midwest and so here's some a statistic that should the point in south dakota, 95% of the settler was who were americans meaning they had already lived in the united they came from the midwest. south dakota was not settled by people from alabama and mississippi and georgia they were it was settled by midwesterners. now, their course was a big immigrant there, too. so we have lots of norwegians and germans. luc is obviously a german name. and that's, you know, part of the immigrant groups that came from. so i wanted to say about what does it mean that all these people came in here from the midwest? there's an old doctrine, geography. there's a geographer named wilbur zelinsky. and he came up with the doctrine of first effective settlement, meaning the group that en

that was founded by immigrants who came in from wisconsin. and they thought the county they were moving into kind of looked lake mendota and madison. so they named it lake county and the name of the town, madison. and that was a very good indication of this chain migration across the midwest and so here's some a statistic that should the point in south dakota, 95% of the settler was who were americans meaning they had already lived in the united they came from the midwest. south dakota was not settled by people from alabama and mississippi and georgia they were it was settled by midwesterners. now, their course was a big immigrant there, too. so we have lots of norwegians and germans. luc is obviously a german name. and that's, you know, part of the immigrant groups that came from. so i wanted to say about what does it mean that all these people came in here from the midwest? there's an old doctrine, geography. there's a geographer named wilbur zelinsky. and he came up with the doctrine of first effective settlement, meaning the group that en

gentlemen from wisconsin is recognized. >> do you support the consent that i believe was put in place in the city of minneapolis? >> do i support the? >> do you support the dissent decree that was put in place with the police department minneapolis periods >> the one that was put in place by the federal government? yes periods >> you support fewer cops on the street? >> do i support? >> fewer cops on the street. >> no i don't. >> that is what is happening as a result. >> i don't think that is a consequence of the consent decree. they have been losing police officers for many years periods >> do i support more crime? no i don't. >> there was a hearing in minnetonka minnesota, a suburb of minneapolis, just this last week where they are beside themselves with the amount of crime that continues in minneapolis since the riots of 2020. i would point out to you, i had an officer in my district, i live right across the border in wisconsin, that's for my district begins. a police officer was shot to death as a result of a week on crime prosecutor in st. paul, minnesota. do you think that is a

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frank amspack, worker's independent news joining us from madison wisconsin. hello and i like to welcome you both to the program. i guess ma'am. we'll start with you uh miss marcy baker there in washington dc. now the us uh health industry rates over 4. trillion dollars in revenue, why are we seeing people in that sector striking? well, it's been about a half century since the deregulation of the us healthcare delivery system, mean hospitals, it in the past there was regulation, you couldn't buy and sell hospitals across borders, all of that was changed for private interests to move into the income stream. you can go that and it's now break strikes in the past few months, 14,000 nurses in new york city, thousands in california, some in michigan. this is a dramatic event, i'm speaking to you from 20 kilometers from one of the kaiser permanente hospital facilities here in northern virginia, but it's part of the breakdown in the healthcare delivery system in the... nation, we're losing hospitals themselves, they're shutting down, especially in rural states and th

el Área de los grandes lagos, durante el transcurso del dÍa, wisconsin, minnesota, michigan, a partirntal se irÁ desplazando al noreste del paÍs, trayendo lluvia. ¿cuÁnta nieve estaremos esperando para el Área de grandes lagos? localidades en wisconsin pudieran recibir alrededor de una pulgada, cleveland, ohio, una pulgada, mÍnimas maÑana, otra maÑana gÉlida donde las temperaturas en chicago no superarÁn los 27 grados. dallas 32, houston 29 grados, pero, a partir del jueves vemos cÓmo dallas registra 60 grados, 50 grados para new york, se van a mantener temperaturas frescas hasta el final de esta semana. hasta aquÍ el tiempo. borja: gracias. seguimos hablando de la madre naturaleza, los vientos en santa ana, california, tambiÉn estÁn amenazando la noche de halloween, mientras estÁn avivando incendios forestales que ya estÁn quemando miles de acres de terreno. se reportan familias enteras evacuadas de las zonas de riesgo. conocemos el panorama que se vive hasta ahora, y nos vamos hasta los Ángeles, con socorro cruz. buenas tardes. ¿ cuÁl es el panorama de hoy? socorro: ¿cÓmo estÁn? bue

were ready, and those of you not familiar, wisconsin was the progressive -- we battled back and forthith them as progressive upper midwestern state, and we saw what scott walker and some of those others did. they did it by gerrymandering and making it harder to vote. we did it by giving people things they asked for. cannabis -- don't underestimate it. people are happy. again, that was a social justice issue that we were serious on. the point that i would encourage all of you is to build coalitions in preparation. went to the indiana democratic party, went to nebraska, places that look very much like minnesota, june 2022, they were dancing on our great, said they were going to get the trifecta on the other type. i had cut a very fair deal with republicans. i cut a very fair deal, and they told me point blank, we are not going to take it because we are going to win it all. i said we will see how that works out, but that -- they were that confident. it changed with the dobbs decision and some of the work that we went from wondering what was going to happen if we fight rearguard to being

coming up, a win for parents in wisconsin, a mother's fight against gender identity policies in wisconsin schools and joining us with her daughter. carley: a 7 month old speaking out months after brutally beaten by repeat offender on his way to volunteer at a hospital. he and his wife are up next. pete: after over two months in the hospital, a 70-year-old navy veteran in miami is out and recovering after being brutally beaten by a repeat offender while on his way to volunteer at the va hospital. the suspect, 36-year-old daniel was arrested shortly after the incident and facing multiple charges including battery. joining us now to share his story is navy veteran, his name is joseph and his wife leah. thank you for being here. joseph, thank you for your service. you're continuing to serve by helping out at the va yet you were brutally attacked. from what i understand, the guy that did it said i have something for veterans so had something out for you. what happened and how are you, sir? >> i'm recovering. it's been, it's been literally hell for the last two or three months. but i'm getting

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. >>> there's a new development in the george santos investigation, and a security scare at wisconsin'sthe headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "wisconsin state journal" reports an armed man was arrested twice after demanding to see the governor at the state capitol. police say the 43-year-old man had a holstered handgun and was not wearing a shirt when he approached the office of governor tony evers yesterday. the governor was not there at the time. after posting bail, police say the man came back to the capitol after it closed with a loaded assault-style rifle. he again demanded to see the governor and was taken into custody. >>> "the new york times" says the former campaign treasurer for new york congressman george santos pleaded guilty to conspiring to defraud the u.s. government. nancy marks admitted to helping santos report a fake $500,000 loan to his campaign to trick republican party leaders into giving him their support. she also said that she gave the government a fake list of donors. santos has pleaded not guilty to charges including fraud, money laundering, and lying to

♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. >>> all right, no bad blood, but a woman in wisconsin got creativetaylor swift as inspiration to dress skeletons in a different swift era. our madison affiliate has more >> i was finishing up the setup. it was a really biusy day. >> you see skeletons, but they so well-dressed. >> reporter: one could even call them gorgeous. >> everybody's just been really positive >> reporter: that's caitlyn mclaughlin her love for halloween and her favorite singer are building her house a big reputation on her sun prairie block. >> i love taylor swift >> reporter: it started when mchoff mclaughlin went to the t-swift concert in june. >> i was talking to my husband and i was like, oh, my gosh, we should decorate our skeletons as the eras tour. >> reporter: she has put a new twist on the eras tour >> i'm calling it the scare-as tour >> reporter: the skeletons are dressed in handmade outfits from the singer's albums. >> this one is from "shake it off. this was "1989." i hope it brings some smiles >> i just love this. >> reporter: patty is all smiles she has a front row

he represented the eighth the district of wisconsin in the u.s.esentatives from 2011-2017, and after retiring from the house congressman ribble served as a seal of the national roofing contractors association for fivi years. with that come witht, a step awy from the lectern and bring up our guest philip wallach. [applause] >> just want to start by thanking everyone who braved the smoke today and is here in person. it's a real honor to have you all gathered together, and to thank the american enterprise institute for providing really such a wonderful professional homess for me where i could wrie this book. i want to start off by reading the epigraph of my book which seems like a strange thing to do what i really find it pretty inspirational and helps givel a sense of why i'm involved in this project. so it comes from book, in defense of politics, by bernard crick, and goes like this. boredom was established truths is a great enemy of free men. so there are some excuse in troubled times not to be clever and inventive in redefining things or to prete

he represent the eighth district of wisconsin u.s.s from 2011 until 2017 for it after returning from house congressman served as a ceo of that roofing contractors association for five years. with that let me step away from the lectern bring up our guests. philip wallach. [applause] also to start by thanking everyone who braved the smoke today and is here in person. it is a real honor to have you all gathered together. i do think the american enterprise institute for providing relate such a wonderful professional home for me c where i could write this book. i want to start off by reading the epigraph of my book which seems like a strange thing to do. but i really find it inspirational and helps give a sense of why i am involved in this project. it comes from this book in the sense politics by bernard crick. and it goes like this. boredom with the establisheded truth is a great enemy of free men. so there's some excuse and troubled times not to be clever and inventive in redefining things or to pretend to academic unconcern or scientifi

. >> i believe it's wisconsin 5209 that got hit by the bus. >> reporter: late friday, an air wisconsins taxiing for departure from chicago's o'hare international airport when the faa says it was struck by a passenger bus. the chicago fire department describing the collision as minor contact. american airlines says the incident involved an employee bus and an american eagle flight. american says six employees on the bus went to the hospital for further evaluation, reporting there were no reports of injuries onboard the plane. so, you could feel the collision? >> yeah, yeah. we could feel the collision, it kind of jolted you forward a little bit. almost hit my head on the seat in front of me. >> reporter: this man says he was on that flight heading to ohio when the trip went wrong. >> it just went dead silent and everybody was kind of looking around. >> reporter: now, federal authorities say they'll investigate. >> there are many injuries that occur around airplanes, as your bags are being loaded, and as catering trucks are services airplanes. with all of these vehicles driving around, t

were ready when they got it and those of you not familiar, wisconsin was the progress of, we rattled back and forth with them as progressive upper midwestern states. they did it by gerrymandering, making it harder to vote. we did it by providing things people ask for, paid medical leave, childhood, free college, the things they wanted, cannabis, don't underestimate it, people are happy. we get it done. that was a social justice issue we were serious on, all those things. so ej's point on this that i would encourage all of you is to build the coalitions in preparation. when i'm going out and talking to people, went to the indiana democratic party, went to nebraska. places that look like minnesota. june of 2,022 they were dancing on our graves to get the trifecta on the other side. i cut a very fair deal with republicans, we had divided legislature, houses democrat thomason was her publican. i cut a fair deal with them. they told me that the blank we are not going to take it because we are going to win it and i said okay, we will see how that works out but they were that confident. it

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and welcome is why the military says it has more or less restored control over its border wisconsin. but it says infiltration is by homeless militants could still be possible. it says the bodies of $1500.00. how must militants have been found in is by the territory since they states the unprecedented attack on saturday. is well stepped up. it's fatality treat strikes on guns overnight. a spokesman for the use by the military advised any guns and who could to flee. how much said that if israel hit any residential building without warning, then it would start executing his way of the hostages and bull costs that live on tv. we'll have more than that in a moment, but 1st a round up of events so far is really tanks, gathering fields outside gaza. 2 days after the violent incursion and terrorist attacks by militant groups from us, hundreds of thousands of is really army reserve is type reported for duty. i don't know what the limit we are imposing a complete siege on gaza, so it will be no edit tricity, no food, no more tonight, fuel everything will be closed. so we are fighting against h

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ten years and had many ho-chunk colleagues, friends and students the winnebagos are, also known in wisconsin as the ho-chunk nation in 1994. i believe they reconstituted a redraft of their constitution and renamed themselves as the ho-chunk nation of wisconsin and henry cloud graduated yale in 1910. and it turns out. he was one of the founders of the society american indians, and he met his for his his wife, elizabeth bender cloud and, ojibwe educational leader. at a subsequent meeting of the society shortly thereafter and together they formed the first american indian preparatory academy, a country known as the american indian institute in wichita, kansas. and so graduating from yale in 1910 at a time before its expansion, if you were to know the history of the institution, know there was a very much smaller college than it is now, is obviously all men at the time. very few people of color in real cloud graduated and near the top of his class. one debating awards was a member of the most exclusive kind of social societies on and it was very close friends with a classmate. named robert taft,

this is just one school district, and it's happening in wisconsin.s moderated, purple state like wisconsin, which means it's happening everywhere. this is happening in areas like my hometown, like the quad cities. it's happening everywhere and finally there's a judge that's ruling in favor of parents. liz, the thing that's frustrating to me about all this is that parental rights for the vast majority of this country's history have never been under question, let alone under attack. but all the sudden there's an explosion from our -- led by our education system by the way that we have to protect kids from their parents. that's the talking points that they use. not what i'm trying to say is that they think parents are a threat to their children. if you're saying that, you are the threat to the children because no one loves our kids more than the parents do. elizabeth: what you're talking about, this is a key victory in the legal fight for parental rights in schools. it's a first of it is kind and here's why it can open the flood gates for other lawsuits