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Lot of money. >> reporter: right, and, you know, this is an off year election, but it is a bit of a warmup lap for what we can expect to see in 2022 and things are really going to get moving quickly on the campaign trail as democrats try and fight to hold onto these razor thin margins they have in the house and the senate and this virginia race that we saw president biden campaigning for yesterday is a significant one. virginia has transitioned from that red to purple to pretty solidly blue stat...

The art world has been kept afloat for more than a decade by the chinese consumer market. you look at the auction houses and the different galleries that still exist whether its in los angeles or in new york. it just cuts across -- its an enormous streak cutting across the middle of america. what i call the china class. >> tucker: it seems like eluing in some ways, but this is depressing, it sounds like the dynamic between the united states and great britain after the first world war. when great...

You have an insight that few can share given this dynamic of what is going on there. we see carlson, tucker carlson, question the vaccines almost every night. as a former fox reporter, what is your reaction? what is your message to him? >> he is talking out of both sides of his mouth because he did make a statement to say, you know, people should get vaccinated and then he has sort of been rolling it back with various different sort of insults as to whether or not people should get vaccinated. s...

World as well. the art world has been kept afloat more than a decade by the chinese consumer market. if you look at the different galleries that still exist now, whether its in los angeles or in new york. it just cuts across... its just an enormous creek cutting across the middle of america, what i call the china class. it seems like a looting, in some ways, but it also seemed, this is depressing, to say out loud, but also the dynamic between the dynamic in great britain after the first world wa...

For spectators, including one former two—time olympic medallist fatima whitbread. and in the us capital, washington, in spite of the 13—hour difference with japan, bars opened in the early morning for eager fans to watch the games kick off before some headed off to work. so, what will it be like for athletes to compete without spectators? dr david fletcher is a sports psychologist at loughborough university. it varies very much from athlete to athlete, and with some athletes actually get rea...

It varies from athlete to athlete. and getting really quite nervous and sing, its like no other cauldron of the credits of connector dynamic to that and of course, japanese athletes, they would have benefited from the home support and they will no longer have that. so, it is very much a case by case basis. but i personally think the majority of them are athletes and wont actually make much difference because we think about it, they train on a day—to—day basis without big crowds watching them...

Division and you would say, well canadians own 75% of my area of new york or whatever. you would go, what? well that is the dynamic here and it has been for four centuries. we get our water and ow power from canada, from british columbia. we joined to canada and not to main land usa. half of our people here are dual, canadian and american. its basically a canadian town more than it is a actual american town. >> can you talk to me about the covid numbers there. because at last check and correct m...

Complete support for donald trump, still a party that supports donald trump 95% or 90% depending on the poll. so i think those are the dynamics. the house has turned into a food fight. listen, i will say this one last thing before i stop rambling here. kevin mccarthy is driven right now by one dynamic. he believes that he is going to take back the house of representatives in 2022 based on a wealth of about 100 years of evidence about mid-term elections in the first term of a president. we will h...

So what do you make of this? whats the state of play? is this something thats going to get done? we know how much the biden administration has invested in this being a bipartisan agreement. >> yeah, absolutely. i think first off its no mistake you saw president biden speaken from cincinnati, which is the hometown of ron portman. he kept praising him specifically because it seems like, according to president biden, there is actually room for bipartisan agreement on this. he didnt seem all that bo...

Bipartisan way. but there are those not so confident theyll get ten republican senators, dow think theyll get them. they think if the first measure does fail, they think doing that, going through the process and proving that the republicans arent on board with this process will allow them to make a much bigger push on party lines using reconciliation down the line in a few months. obviously were not quite at that point yet, but there are a lot of democratic senators cautiously optimistic, more s...