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Know and i think that, with the 22% that we gained, we can change a lot of things, especially nextjune. brute of things, especially next june. we are of things, especially nextjune. we are watching a french tv via the exit poll is about to be published, and there we have it, it has emmanuel macron on 58.2%, marine le pen on 41.8%. so, that puts — whos good at maths? that puts mr macron ahead by 16 percentage points, a comfortable victory. it isa it is a smaller victory than last time, and we s...

Sports foundation, from 2019 to 2020, there was a 58.2% increase in gun purchases among black people. so as more and more black americans arm themselves, andrew coffee once again goes against the lefts narrative. here was a black man with a gun defending his home and the justice system cleared his name. but that didnt matter to the media. they are too busy trying to disarm black america. they ignore andrew coffees story. colorblind justice doesnt move the outrage needle for the left. but racism ...

Talked about, but you can certainly expect that the president probably wished him luck. it is just a reminder how closely the white house and the president in watching these elections. and if any of these races end up being incredibly close and if any of the democratic candidates end up losing by very close margins, there will be folks wondering could last-minute good news from washington, if biden had been able to get some kind of big deal before election night, could that have made all the dif...

Increase in gun purchases by black men and women. joining me now is michael singleton, a political consultant and contributor for the boston globe finally making his premiere on "the cross connection" and daniel webster, director of johns hopkins center for gun violence, prevention and policy and professor at the bloomberg school of public health who is wearing orange today for gun violence prevention. sorry, daniel. daniel, i want to come to you on this because gun violence really is uniquely a...

>> a lot of people in this area are the same way. >> what do you think about the impeachment inquiry? >> honestly its a joke. it makes the republican party look better and its kind of exposing all the lies that the democrats are telling us. >> i think its going to impact the democratic primary more than its going to end up ever removing trump from office. >> all right. next up for you, watertown, new york. trump won this county with 58.2% of the vote. >> i have to admit the impeachment hearings ...

Made up by members appointed by the state legislatures. they would be appalled career politicians. you can read their letters, their writings. they expected these people to go home and retain their farms and stay as farmers and stay as businessmen and so forth. they didnt believe in a permanent legislative place. professional turns over less than the house of the lords. 85 percent are still getting re-elected. >> we still have 85 percent income ban see and we are cheering it. if you have 50 perc...

And it is time for us who have been affected to speak up. we have relevance and a place at the table and frankly public safety matters to everyone. it is our children. it is our families. it is our neighborhoods. it is our communities regardless of what they are and what they look like. >> mrs. edelman, i have to say that one of the most stunning facts to me post-newtown has p been t -- has been the number of background checks which are indicative of the people who are seeking new guns and we sa...

president returned to the country and is looking for the united states help to keep him in power, and some of this was political in nature. >> sure. absolutely. in fact, the u.s. government discouraged him from returning to yemen, as did the saudi government. we know that from officials in both governments. he went back anyway. he is looking for support. we dont know whether or not the united states was directly involved in the killing, the yemeni government does not have the capabilit...

>> it is astounding sean, considering the fact they built for 58.2, they had a 9.0. the plan is 40-years-old. we have safety mechanisms far above what we are were ever originally constructed. the plant was going to be taken out of operation in the near term. yet, with that all, the japanese engineers have been able to manage this. what they call a meltdown is an exposure of the rods, heating that isnt yet brought under control. residual decay. it is going to be under control in a few days there....

Considering the fact they built for 58.2, they had a 9.0. the plan is 40-years-old. we have safety mechanisms far above what we are were ever originally constructed. the plant was going to be taken out of operation in the near term. yet, with that all, the japanese engineers have been able to manage this. what they call a meltdown is an exposure of the rods, heating that isnt yet brought under control. residual decay. it is going to be under control in a few days there. is no reason for concern....