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Democrats were pretty hopeful after they saw the kansas ballot initiative, which you mentioned. now this is another data point that theyre seeing that abortion is a good and effective, for them, argument against the attacks on the economy and what the president has been doing to address inflation. theyre starting to see -- republicans are starting to see the attacks against democrats on inflation is not working as well as they had previously hoped it would. so, a lot of democrats -- the question...

Democrats are doing five points better than the president did in 2020. you saw the interview with pat ryan, who basically focused his campaign on a pro-abortion rights message. do you think thats whats happening here, and could this show momentum for democrats? >> i think if it were one data point, i would be like wait, but were talking about a series of data points that seems to indicate momentum is shifting in the democrats favor. its the kansas referendum on abortion that was unexpected in a ...

Trumpag with shaqs shoe becaus he likes memorabilia and likes taking ilthings, but she has an intriguing point that she makes inig the article today, and say mr., trump repeatedly had material sent up to the white house residence, and it was not alwaysnd clear what happened to it. helear sometimes asked to keep material after his intelligence briefings.li but aides said he was so uninterested in the paperwork during the briefings themselves, that they never understood what heat wanted it for. ho...

That they never understood what he wanted it for. how do you read that, katie? what could that mean? there is a lot that you could read between the lines there. and i want to know how you interpret that data point. >> i think its is another way of saying that donald trump was not a typical white house official. he was not a typical president. and so the reasons for which someone would want classified, top secret, or sensitive information may not apply here. he not only loved trophies but he love...

What could that mean? there is a lot that you could read between the lines there. and i want to know how you interpret that data point. >> i think its is another way of saying that donald trump was not a typical white house official. he was not a typical president. and so the reasons for which someone would want classified, top secret, or sensitive information may not apply here. he not only loved trophies but he loved anything that had to do with his business interest, that had to do with his p...

Need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >> the fbi search of mar-a-lago to recover classified documents in just the latest data point in a long line of trumps security lapses. the new york times today notes has led to a poison relationship between trump and the keepers of u.s. secrets. this piece reads like a low light rail of national security risks during the trump years. like the time when trump hosted

To recover classified documents in just the latest data point in a long line of trumps security lapses. the new york times today notes has led to a poison relationship between trump and the keepers of u.s. secrets. this piece reads like a low light rail of national security risks during the trump years. like the time when trump hosted the then japanese prime minister shinzo abe at mar-a-lago and north korea launched a ballistic missile during their dinner. trump turned the dining room into a mak...

Scared of inflation. so that is why yesterdays data point was taken so positively. probably a little too positively i would say. >> all right. spencer, nice to see you this morning. thank you. it is going to cost a lot more to baby baby yoda and some of your favorite disney characters this holiday season. ♪ disney raising the price of its streaming service to $10.99 a month, the company will also raise the ad-free version to $14.99 per month. the price hike coming with disney reporting stron...

As the outlet, politico, reported, that outcome in kansas has, radically, shaken up expectations for the midterms. so, as republicans, like those in indiana, paris will restrict feuds oil version, the question is whether those efforts will backfire in november, and beyond. or, whether concerns about inflation, and president biden s leadership, are simply too great to change most electoral outcomes. here is one data point, indicating that democrats do have a fighting chance. it comes in the form ...

Kansas voters rejected a constitutional amendment that wouldve given officials the power to restrict, or ban, abortion in the state. the turnout was massive. it approach levels more typical for a general election. the pro-abortion side, outperforming joe bidens 2020 kansas vote share, and both traditionally blue areas, and in red, rural areas. this was the first time that voters had the chance to directly weigh in on abortion rights, since the supreme court overturned roe. as the outlet, politic...