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Unquote, won the debate. the question is whether or not that is a decisive factor in terms of how voters are looking at that. i you mentioned likability, i think a lot voters and quite like him anyways. someone outside washington, a very different politician, i think that does not come away particularly shaken by this. and he if he was your uncle, i think youll be incurred by the progress you see since the stroke that he had. and people that have some sympathy for him, some pre-existing affinity...

Not because of the underlying issue or because in any affinity for him. but rather they were packaged together with a number of progressive liberal policies that i object too. for evan mcmullin to suggest otherwise is an absolute farce. as to why im not on a black list for russia i do not know. i look forward to being put on such a blacklist. they should put me on one because i cannot stand vladimir putin. >> will see if you end up there. want to talk about the issue of abortion. a couple of thi...

0 great to have you with us, well wait and see your predictions, you are on high-end down there collin. >> thank you that is it for us, join us sunday 10 p.m. east for the big midterms show, have a goo jennifer ream. americans of arctic estimates as both parties debate best path forward for the country. looks republican congress have a very different vision. they will crash the economy next year projects the president comes out swinging claiming republicans will raise a drug prices, cut social s...

Because by staying around for another five-year term and potentially ruling china for life, he really has busted all the norms and convention and things we thought that had been institutionalized in the chinese party power structure in terms of leadership succession plan and promotion of officials. age limits, term limits, collective leadership, power-sharing, meritocracy, theyre all gone. you mentioned the new members of the standing committee. at least four have worked closely with xi jinping ...

Not because of the underlying issue or because in any affinity for him. but rather they were packaged together with a number of progressive liberal policies that i object too. for evan mcmullin to suggest otherwise is an absolute farce. as to why im not on a black list for russia i do not know. i look forward to being put on such a blacklist. they should put me on one because i cannot stand vladimir putin. >> will see if you end up there. want to talk about the issue of abortion. a couple of thi...

Suggests it does move the needle but up until now it doesnt seem to have been the thunder clap that one would have imagined. i think the only way this issue really resonates in the end is if the woman steps forward, we see her, and she tells her story. people are so entrenched with the polarization in this country, these elections are so much more about the opponent than the candidate youre voting for. meaning its a vote against raphael warnock, its a vote against democratic control of the senat...

That the affection expressed for her across scotland may bolster support for the country staying in the uk. i think it is going to have an impact, most definitely. ithink, you know, a lot of people will reassess and rethink things. and if its going to do anything, its going to give people probably ithink, you know, a lot of people will reassess and rethink things. and if its going to do anything, its going to give people probably a push to think again, and i hope it does. i love the queen, i lov...

Princess anne, but im still a yes. i think we could make it a lot better with independence. so i would probably stick with being a yes, i dont think this has impacted my decision at all. i think the political thing is different from the royal thing, you know. with the royal thing, i think sort of weve got an affinity to the queen and the royal house, but politically with whats been going on under borisjohnson and the rest of it, i dont know about liz truss being any different, thats a stumbling ...

>> well, he was the -- he was the arsonist who refused to call the fire department, right? i mean, isnt that a fair analogy? hes the guy who stoked the whole thing and then sat back and watched it unfold on his flat screen television without li lifting a finger to stop those people from what they were doing. >> oratorically and its not the same as a coup. trumps role in urging people is kind of at the level of affinity, and i think that this is where the whole january 6th investigation becomes k...

Periphery has now migrated closer to the mainstream. according to david graham in the atlantic, this mainstreaming can be explained in part by growing fondness for the confederacy. well beyond the traditional borders of the south, at least. it may not come as a surprise after trump, in 2017, lamented the removal of confederate statues in the wake of the charlottesville rally of white supremacists. graham writes, support for confederate symbols and monuments now exist across the country, followin...