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Run a third-party candidate is offer a spoiler, somebody who can maybe attract protest votes, people who are truly by the time we get to november of next year, unable to pull the lever for either candidate, and theres enough to make a difference in the race. we saw that in 2016 where in critical states 6% to 8% of the population voted for others. what theyre not going to provide is a path to victory like noonan is claiming. thats ridiculous. theres almost no one who is a serious political observ...

Of this. but, also there are other systems that are underpinning the dynamics at play. not just in this community, not just in minneapolis, but across this country. >> exactly. and the way that the police departments in minneapolis responded to the start inequalities experienced by black people and native american peoples with more discrimination. native americans are eight times more likely to be stopped by police than white people, black people, seven times more likely. but alicia, you know ho...

History. one of the most popular presidents in american history, four years after leaving office, ran as a third-party candidate, roosevelt, and he didnt come close to winning. he was a spoiler for his republican party but he didnt win. if you add up all the electoral votes, the third-party candidates have won in the period since roosevelt, that doesnt get you to 270 votes. theres no way. there have been credible third-party candidates on the ballot in recent history, ross perot in 1992 and 1996...

On the road today cannot accept even up to 70kilowatts, so the top input power cape that you see today on the road are around 250 to 270. but the average power is lets than half of that. so it makes sense for most charging stations to have 100 kilowatts there. if you can get 50, youre lucky. i had that issue just yesterday. but ten years ago when the vehicles were first launched, we didnt have levels of recharging rates! and then when the chargers came out, they increased by a factor of five. so...

The final. you would have thought that manchester city. but they did get past ac milan, their fierce city rivals, and that was no mean feat. i will have taken an awful lot out of them. but also, it will have filled them. but also, it will have filled them with confidence. they have a manager who is a specialist in cup finals, as a manager, he has won 12 of 13 that he has been involved in. but they do know, despite some of their international stars, martinez, their international stars, martinez, ...

One another on the basisthey are whether were male or female ore white or black or hispanic or anything else, this is the e disease inside the democratic party. >> the theyre taking the beautl phrase pluribus unum ph and abolish the on them e us a a great has mad great country. and they c only want to focus on the pluribus, the many, and they use it the derogatorye in a derogatory way againsty ags white men . >>t thiits is killings why they the democrats and its why theyve lost all the rural vot...

We can go further and i have a plan coming forward to look at entire budget and tackle problems, especially in bipartisan way thchl is reasonable and sensible and responsible thing to do. >> brian: it will be a nail biter. fox learned fox expects between 240 and 270 votes for yes. "new york times" writes it is a decent deal. you have to juggle multiple issues. mr. speaker issue the chairman comer asked you to call fbi director christopher wray and get him to turn over documents linking joe biden...

>> michael, the problem with that argument is when everybody looks at past third-party candidacies, nader, gary johnson, jill stein, those were protest candidates. no one who ever voted for those candidates thought they were voting for a president. we will only nominate a ticket that we think can win. by the way, based on the polling were looking at today, an independent ticket is polling evenly for both sides so we are not seeing an advantage for one major party candidate or another. >> ryan, y...

Arizona, p.a., michigan, nevada, georgia, wisconsin. youve heard the argument. whats your response? >> michael, the problem with that argument is when everybody looks at past third-party candidacies, nader, gary johnson, jill stein, those were protest candidates. no one who ever voted for those candidates thought they were actually voting for a president. no labels will not nominate a ticket like that. we will only nominate a ticket that we think can win. by the way, based on the polling were lo...

I heard the answer that ron desantis gave and i would expect every republican running for president to say the same thing. en as not personal as to the current director but things at the fbi and the department of justice are getting worse, theyre not getting better. trey, you and i raised the issue of possible fisa abuse. the fbi told us it was nonsense we shouldnt look into it t inspector general came in and agreed with us saying there were 17 violations of law and the fbi director, the current...