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States. we have the second-highest inbound migration in the country. i know south dakota is beautiful and our people are fantastic, but thats the first time weve seen that kind of movement of people picking up from california, new york city, detroit, chicago, they are coming to south dakota because they want to live somewhere where the leaders respect the law. where we still of america -- >> sean: dont let them bring about politics with them. if they are going to move to another state to escape ...

Throwing them off. number one. and number two, you dont want to give the impression that the investigation is politically reactive and that the justice department is only investigating someone because of their political affiliation. so they want to stay out of it and stay quiet. the public just sees the world differently, particularly now, and the age of the internet. and thats why he had to get out there and make the comments. >> elliot williams, thank you. domenico, thank you. good to have you...

Is neutralize that. they have got it through the house. theyre also reacting to public opinion. not just general public opinion but public opinion within the republican party. we have a majority of republican voters supporting the right to same-sex marriage. so there has been movement in the party. i think theres a decent chance theyll get this through the senate. >> i take a listen to senator rob portman on this issue and he is a co-sponsor of this bill. listen to how he talks about it. >> do y...

Much for joining us and offering your insights and perspective. an update on the effort to codify same-sex marriage into law. senator rob portman says he believes theres a chance enough of his fellow republicans in the chamber will get on poured. >> do you feel like republican views on this issue are changing? >> yeah, i think thats obvious when you look at the house vote and you look at just the shifting sentiment about this issue throughout the country. i think this is an issue that many ame...

I am not telling you its conclusive, and i think theres other things out there that thats certainly one of them that could be done. >> lady in the front row, state your name and your affiliation. [ inaudible ] >> you dont have access to all material witnesses -- >> we are going to step away from this press conference as it continues with members of the legislative investigative committee tasked with looking into what went wrong with the uvalde school shooting because we do have some breaking new...

Before a question is asked, we will have to have a witness affirmation -- as i said, you can e-mail to committee clerk. >> are we ready for questions at this time? >> when you ask your question, could you tell us your name and what news affiliate you represent? so with that, well start with the media with questions. >> mr. chairman -- >> did you state your name and affiliation? >> [inaudible]. >> what im telling you is we

Is not leaving the region. and in spite of the messy exit from afghanistan were going to stay and were going to build friends and in that respect, the abraham accord agreed toby the last administration are a positive development and biden should be in israel and should -- well, to the gulf. i wish it werent saudi. to meet with all the interested parties and try to build a coalition to push back against iran and certainly push back against irans new alliances supplying drones and meeting with som...

Exactly what they were putting into motion on january 6th. do you -- i mean, to your point, that democracy is still very much in danger, that donald trump could re-enter politics, not that hes really ever left, what are your fears when you stand there on duty, not treating anyone differently based on their political affiliation, but do you feel like there will always be a sort of before and after january 6th? >> well, one thing that i realized the most about january 6th and those people that att...

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Essig that indicated that the shooter had some fear that abe was connected to a group that he didnt like. is there in japan a contingent that was angry at abe, that had political motives to see him assassinated this way? >> i mean, it was so far from anyones mind that there was anyone playing to assassinates a politician, much less the longest serving prime minister whos a huge power broker in the party. he was a politically divisive figure, and there are people who didnt like him. but no one ev...