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Extended hours away from their families see it every day. there is no progress being made. we see it every single day. the videos and photos show it. the numbers speak for themselves. the only way youll find a solution to this problem you have to visit the epicenter and get to the rio grande valley and visit with landowners and ranchers and farmers and visit with the men and women of law enforcement so you can find a solution to this problem and work together. the important key is communication ...

>> theyre aware of the siege happening on the west side and some are emboldened by it. >> lets go. >> but up until now theyve been kept behind the barricades then the group from the west pushes around the building and storms through the barriers. the police here barely put up a fight. and its now that protesters along the east barricades surge forward. the capitol is now surrounded. rioters havent made it inside yet but around the time that the mob on the east pushed forward, rioters on the west...

>> well, look, we know how to conduct and over see elections and they are very challenging in trying circumstances. we did that in 2020 and saw historic participation. so were going to keep that fight up. we did it in 2020 and were going to work every day to make sure that every arizonan who is eligible to vote has access to the ballot box despite these b barriers. but it is unfortunate that the barriers exist and under this ruling will be able to continue to be easier to put up for voters. >> a...

Was interesting to me was in the actual oral argument you had the state saying this -- if we allow this to happen, this gives an advantage of the democrats. the bottom line is that i think this is the case that beyond the partisanship even though it was the dnc that brought this case, its really around equal and adequate access to the ballot and we know some communities have a different set of barriers. i think the supreme court should be expanding access to voters so we have free and open acces...

That todays decision is likely a debt now for the dojs, i think, politically motivated pursue. at >> gillian: gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us in spite of the technical difficulties and we will talk to you both again soon. >> john: u.s. passports are getting an overhaul starting immediately. applicants can simply check male or female as their gender, no need for any medical certification or proof, like if you are changing your name. soon, there will be a third gender option. rich edso...

>> can you tell us a little bit about how officials arrived at this, as i said, this sort of terrifying number, there may be as many as 150 people who are unaccounted for now, five days into this? how confident are they in that number? obviously, it looms as a theoretical potential death toll when this is all over. >> they still call it a very fluid number. they have not been willing to release the names on it because they fear its not entirely correct yet. they have depended on families to come...

They have depended on families to come forward and report their loved ones missing. and file formal paperwork, saying that. and so the question is, you know, theres a big international community in south florida. have they reached everybody who might be abroad, in other countries? are there language barriers? its really been a process of relying on the families to come forward and just yesterday, they were saying they didnt think they had heard from all the families of the missing yet, and they ...

Proper distance between the writers in the audience. trying to put this on the woman for accidentally interfering with the race. tour organizers shouldve put in the proper safety precaution. at the masters, they have the crowd roped off. we see it at every marathon in the united states. the crowd is separated from the runners for this reason. looking at what they can do going forward. >> shannon: so much of this race is in the countryside, theres not much buffer or places for barriers. everybody...

We would have made sure that information was in the public arena. that would be the responsible thing to do. | would the minister consider making | this house of commons a pilot event for one wednesday before recess, | ripping out these stupid barriers, | getting the public back in, voting in the lobbies, - to see what happens? im not sure thats the ministers decision, but mine to deal with... laughter | dare not | step on anybodys toes in answering this one. im sure the appropriate authorities ...

On the 215t ofjune. thats the real reason why it hasnt been published. so why doesnt he publish it today and put our minds at rest? im afraid some of the conspiracy theories around this, im afraid, i wouldnt buy into. we have said already, i stated at the beginning, that if there were major concerns, we would have made sure that information was in the public arena. that would be the responsible thing to do. | would the minister consider making | this house of commons a pilot event for one wednes...