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means to talk about why you are running and do it yourself. that is the best course of action. >> jamal, you are talk about trumpism and magaism is on the ba ballot, but what is the impact if trump ends up skipping all of the debates and the impact? >> well, this is the dang ter o all of that, and the question is, and the answer is because you asked it, but the challenge is for donald trump that campaigns are like kindling, and every one of the candidates is like a little piece of kindling, and you never quite know when the kindling is going to catch fire. so if he is not present, everyone is going after him and after each other, and somebody might have a breakout moment, and he won't be there to arrest the moment or steal it back are the that moment which he is really good at, and this is the point where he is in trouble, and somebody has a breakout, and they begin to rise in the polls, and he is not there to stop it.
positions in our country too if you held this for so long, possession is 9/10 of the law. i totally get it. but for mayor lori lightfoot to say that the six other black folk are the reason she may not get elected because they will split the black vote, does she honestly think that's the only thing people vote about? because it wouldn't be. that 59% hike in crime? that counts. gianna. >> yes, it counts. as you know my brother was murdered my baby brother christian on june 4th of last year. if i can speak very directly to chicago voters, i will tell you that mayor lori lightfoot's policies have been a cancer that has infected every block in the city of chicago. today you chicago voters hold the cure it is called the ba ballot. make the right call and fire mayor lori lightfoot. this has to come to an end, harris. crime for the first time in the city's history or rather in the
addressed but the government are more interested in playing politics. the reality is that this public had their way we would have won this already. one ambulance district has tightened what calls it will respond to today. elsewhere in the nhs a ballot of 115,000 junior doctors from the british medical association, one of the smaller health unions today confirmed several hundred of itsjunior confirmed several hundred of its junior doctor members will also strike next month. health secretary steve barclay said the government remains keen to talk to unions about a fair and affordable deal but that strikes are in nobody�*s best interests. peter roddick, bbc news. turkey has ended rescue efforts in all provinces except those hardest hit by the earthquake two weeks ago as searches think it is unlikely to find anybody
result the sort of generic ba ballot, who would you rather have in congress, that has switched. it correlates very, very closely with gas prices. democrats i think are largely trying to ignore inflation or hope that it went away over the summer, it's not going away and they're now rushing to find a message as we get into the home stretch of the mid-term elections. >> it's interesting. bernie sanders thinks democrats should be talking about inequality and how the republicans don't have a plan to fix inflation and that they should be not talking so much about abortion rights. listen to what he said. >> i happen to believe that a woman's right to control her own body is absolutely where we should be and that the supreme court decision was a total disaster, but i also happen to think that given the fact that for the last 50 years real wages for american workers are lower today than they are 50 years
>> think of it this way, it's even worse. states like pennsylvania where i come from where our ancestors fought the civil war in many, many thousands died to end this kind of crap, you've got their current republicans fighting against voting rights. thank you for joining us in the memory of julian bond, a great man. ari's book is called "give us a ballot." too bad we can't do these tributes and eulogies before someone passes. >> a bid for the presidency and really split, which is sophisticated answer. i don't know what to tell the guy if he would listen to me. i don't know if i want him to run or not. i tell ya, i like the guy. most of us do. we'll see. you're watching "hardball" the place for politics.
you but unfortunately, that's the strategy the republican party has chosen and pursuing for the 2016 election. >> think of it this way, it's even worse. states like pennsylvania where i come from where our ancestors fought the civil war in many, many thousands died to end this kind of crap, you've got their current repub clicans fighting against voting rights. thank you for joining us in the memory of jewel joulian bond, a man. ari's book is called "give us a ballot." too bad we can't do these tributes and eulogies before someone passes. >> a bid for the pres idency an really split, which is sophisticated answer. i don't know what to tell the guy if he would listen to me. i don't know if i want him to run or not. i tell ya, i like the guy. most of us do. we'll see. you're watching "hardball" the place for politics. i have type 2 diabetes.
tomorrow night, folks. from iowa now we go to virginia where the state attorney general is backing off of a plan, or at least a push to change the commonwealth's election rules ahead of the march sixth primary. only two gop candidates are on the ballot. there has been a lot of pushback against that. rick perry failed to qualify. so did newt gingrich. they didn't get enough signatures. the only two who are on the ballot are romney and paul. rick perry's campaign suing to change that as well as a gingrich supporter. james rosen is live in washington. james, the thought had been the attorney general's push to change the law was their best chance at getting themselves on the ba ballot these other candidates. now cuccinelli, the ag, seems to be backing off. >> reporter: that decision reached by cuccinelli, virginia attorney general who himself a republican, megyn, deals the toughest blow to the two gop presidential candidates who made strenuous efforts to get on the ballot in the commonwealth but failed. newt gingrich touted his
presidential election tomorrow night, folks. from iowa now we go to virginia where the state attorney general is backing off of a plan, or at least a push to change the commonwealth's election rules ahead of the march sixth primary. only two gop candidates are on the ballot. there has been a lot of pushback against that. rick perry failed to qualify. so did newt gingrich. they didn't get enough signatures. the only two who are on the ballot are romney and paul. rick perry's campaign suing to change that as well as a gingrich supporter. james rosen is live in washington. james, the thought had been the attorney general's push to change the law was their best chance at getting themselves on the ba ballot these other candidates. now cuccinelli, the ag, seems to be backing off. >> reporter: that decision reached by cuccinelli, virginia attorney general who himself a republican, megyn, deals the toughest blow to the two gop presidential candidates who made strenuous efforts to get on the ballot in the commonwealth but failed.
court who ruled he was allowed on the ba ballot. >> the mayoral drama continues until 7:00 tonight. then we'll know more. great to see you. thank you. day eight of the showdown in wisconsin over balancing the state budget and nobody is backing down on this one. thousand of public employees jamming the state house in madison to protest governor walker's plan to strip the bargaining power. the governor was adamant on "morning joe." i'm not negotiating over the budget because the budget is broke like every state across the country. we are broke. i cannot negotiate for something i don't have anything to give. >> scott newell joins us live from the state house in madison, wisconsin. the governor plans to take his case to the people of wisconsin in a tv address a few hours from now. wasn't it yesterday at this time also the governor was going to