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His power. what was the gop vision and promised to americans? kevin mccarthy said entitlement reform, cuts to social security and medicare would be a top gop priority after midterms. also acquires getting another $50 billion for ukraine by january. so we cut grandmas social security check and we mail it t zelenskyy. its not hard to see why they were underwhelming with voters when you have this kind of leadership. this is also why i am not pessimistic because when you have washington generals lik...

And it came just a few weeks after president putin had declared that kherson had become part of russia forever. so, yes, this is embarrassing, i think, for vladimir putin. it is a blow to the russian president, which is probably why the kremlin has been trying to distance him from the decision to retreat because it knows that the pull back will be seen as a setback by many people in russia. it doesnt want the president taking the flak — that is why the russian generals had to go on television ...

They were viewed as threats to his power. what was the gops vision, its promise to americans? kevin mccarthy said entitlement reform. in other words, cuts to social security and medicare would be a top gop priority. after midterms. and also, of course, getting another 50 billion dollars for ukraine by january. so we cut grandmas social security check and we mail it to zelenskyy. >> its not hard to see why republicans were underwhelming, not just with latinos, but other persuadable voters when yo...

Before we verified voter files could be a little bit wonky. we saw consistently in the lead up to the election people telling pollsters how much they were thinking about democracy and its security. we see in the places democrats were able to win, and they won against anti democratic candidates in places where they got republican votes. the democracy argument worked plainly. we saw punishment for extremist candidates who ran on the big lie of the stolen election. heres an example. new hampshire, ...

Theyve done a desague in it seems. it cant all be donald trumps fault. >> youre correct you know, it started way before don trump. 2010 is a good example. its not the only example. much mcconnell, who wants to be majority leader again, got discouraged during this campaign because he kept pointing back to -- ive been through this nightmare before. if we dont pick good, strong candidates in the primaries, we wont win the generals. of course, republican activists didnt listen to him. in a number of...

Of kherson has raised the question: where does moscow go from here? lets hear from the the bbc�*s russia editor steve rosenberg. if russia really has decided to pull out off kherson as the generals told the people earlier, this is big. a big blow to the prestige of the russian authorities and embarrassing for putin because kherson was the only ukrainian provisional capital the russians managed to occupy. i remember barely six weeks ago that glittering ceremony in the kremlin when putin so conf...

Might be trying to sucker them into a trap. the fact remains, the hit—and—run war here on the front lines near kherson goes on. one question — a fighting retreat requires military skills russia has not demonstrated since the invasion. will moscow try to negotiate safe passage out of kherson for its men? jeremy bowen, bbc news, mykolaiv. thats the picture in ukraine — but for more from moscow now — lets hear from the the bbc�*s russia editor steve rosenberg. if russia really has decid...

The way in which this announcement was made and the fact that president putin was noticeably absent from state tv when this was announced. well, this is a very big announcement. so it would not have happened without him signing off on it, and without the generals having made the case to him in private, not on live tv, that this was a military necessity. so, yeah, he doesnt want to have his fingers directly on it, you never know, he might be trying to set up the generals further down the line as ...

Today was a good day for democracy. >> what about what rachel reported on, this clash at the state level? how does that work and what is the recourse if states are trying to resist what is supposed to be routine federal oversight to make sure everyone, regardless of party, has access to the polls? >> i hate to draw historical comparisons but we have seen the images of state officials telling federal officials that they cant come in to enforce rights. we saw that in the 1960s when governors and a...

Regardless of party, has access to the polls? >> i hate to draw historical comparisons but we have seen the images of state officials telling federal officials that they cant come in to enforce rights. we saw that in the 1960s when governors and attorneys generals thought they could keep the federal government out from protecting the rights of black individuals trying to vote, trying to attend school and the fact is that its no different today. the federal government has an important role in fed...