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In kansas. i mean, this was a big-money referendum fight which you dont often see in some of these referendums -- they come and go and not much is spent by either side. both sides spent heavily. it became a big match-up. i think its going to take time for the equilibrium to shake out. theres a lot of people who would describe themselves as being a pro-life voter but pro-life with exceptions. exceptions meaning some access for, say, rape, incest, and life of the mother. and i think the -- the peo...

1998, clinton was president, newt gingrich was going too far on the hill and democrats gained seats that year. >> i think the question on the kansas ballot was en d indecipherable. i read it multiple times. default position for people on constitutional amendments is to vote no. its true there are some people that are pro-life and they would describe themselves as pro-life, but they want to make sure there are reasonable exceptions, rape, incest and life of the mother. if presented with a questio...

Abortion pills. these are republicans, scott. does this concern you at all that some republicans are taking this decision by the supreme court to kick it back to the states and are going too far in the other direction? >> they would also oppose unlimited abortion through, you know, day one to the end of the mat term. what people are looking for is middle ground. what people want is reasonable time limit. 15 weeks has been a highly polled time limit. everybody that wants to flee to europe, every ...

What people are looking for is a middle ground. what people want is a reasonable time limit. 15 weeks has been a highly polled time limit. everybody that wants to flee to europe, thats what they have over there. 15 weeks is about what they have. i think kicking it to the states, what youre going to find is over time in the democratic process, some kind of equilibrium the people of that state want. >> there are two bookends we need to remember. unrestricted abortion at any time and any place, and...

More than 160 illegal means are used to influence poll results in Pakistan as around 80 per cent of them could be addressed by introducing electronic voting mac

Powell? >> of course, there is uncertainties. but i think its the right question to ask whether it should be our goal to return to the economy pre-pandemic the president has a pretty clear view on that question, which is we need to do better than that and the economy pre-pandemic was not working for a lot of middle class families and that having a period of extended low growth, low wage growth, yes, low interest rates, it was a low growth equilibrium increasingly putting middle class families at...

Momentum happening on the hill, and its still possible to have manage done on the smaller side, things that everyone can agree to. >> what is the risk, though, that republicans just seize on that speech and say oh, hes making it political, even though -- these are obviously the positions of democrats for decades now. >> yeah, there was some concern, and i think we did see some hesitation in the white house. he didnt come out with this speech right away after the school massacre, because theres a...

Chairman jerome powell talk about how there are nearly two open jobs right now for every one person looking for a job and how that could be inflating wages. the federal reserve wants to see some equilibrium in the jobs market. the worlds richest man, elon musk, however, feels otherwise, saying in an email to executives thursday, according to reuters, that he has a, quote, super bad feeling about the economy and wants to cut 10% of jobs at tesla. president biden was asked about musks remark on fr...

Course, the fed has been trying to get that number to sort of reach an equilibrium. >> 3.6 unemployment, im old enough to remember when people would be jumping up and down, celebrating that number. just in and of itself. >> a couple of years ago, we were worried when we saw that unemployment rate spike so high in the -- in the beginnings of the covid crisis, where millions of people were losing their job every single month. this is -- these numbers are consistent with what you heard soft landing...

And voter satisfaction sinks. last hour i spoke to the chair of the white house council of economic advisers who says that theyre optimistic. >> what we understood about inflation was that it was tied to the pandemic. were still in the midst of the pandemic. russias war on ukraine disabled not only gas prices and food prices, and disrupted supply chains. we didnt foresee delta and omicron. there have been challenges that have disrupted getting us back to equilibrium that would help bring down th...