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ATLANTA (AP) — Food banks across the country are pursuing major expansion projects...

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Bidens now- $1.85 trillion plan to boost social and...

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Bidens now- $1.85 trillion plan to boost social and...

ATLANTA (AP) — Food banks across the country are pursuing major expansion projects...

Robert Santos was confirmed Thursday as the next U.S. Census Bureau director, becoming...

Mcdaniel in focus now. great to see you today. first of all, how pervasive could this be? we see four other races. >> what you saw last night -- or tuesday night in virginia and new jersey and pennsylvania and texas in a 75% hispanic district showed republicans are competitive everywhere. bidens policies are highly unpopular and people want a change in government. the last it happened was in the obama mid-term. we picked up 63 seats in the house and senate and i see that on the horizon for 2022....

You can either retire or lose next fall. >> house republican leader kevin mccarthy predicts democrats will lose 60 seats in the house. the democratic campaign chair says he would take that bet. >> there is always important things to learn about any election and we take that seriously. but, we have a plan to help the country. they have a ploy to win power for themselves. >> perhaps focused on her legacy house speaker nancy pelosi sounds determined to stay the course. after a rough off year electi...

Trying to indoctrinate their kids in school. fed up with defunding the police. fed up with the vaccine mandate that will kill jobs. if you look at the polls that we do at the national republican committee, suburban voters have come our way. hispanic voters have come our way and you could see it in the virginia race. im very optimistic we have a great november 2022. well take back the senate and stop the radical left wing craziness that the democrats are doing. >> bill: you heard me say 12 months...

Than the more or less uniform swing we saw in virginia. biggest swings from 2017 are in heavily hispanic areas. now we are going to talk more about the hispanic issue later on in the show but somehow, democrats conclude that the way to stop the bleeding with hispanic voters is to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on climate change and universal pre-k? and how exactly will hispanic small business owners, and there are thousands and thousands, stay fully staffed when democrat policies would ju...

Noted the shift in new jersey should be more concerning many uniforms when we saw in virginia, the big swings from 2017 are in heavily hispanic areas. we are going to talk more about the hispanic issue later on in the show, but somehow democrats conclude that the way to stop the bleed with hispanic voters is to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on climate change and universal pre-k. how exactly will hispanic small business owners and there are thousands and thousands stay fully staffed when ...