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Thing, if the memories, political memories can be very short in public opinion. right now, timmy walker and masters to a certain extent to who is profoundly unlikable. >> and j. d. vance. >> j. d. vance, how much can you bank on, just put some on the ballot line, its basically a 50/50 country. if the other party controls, maybe use the money. >> it is tribalism that is being borne out in the republican party. >> i think its accountability. the difference after watergate s, richard nixon got on t...

Country and if the other party controls, maybe money falls from the tree. >> tribalism is whats being borne out -- >> the difference is after watergate richard nixon got on the helicopter and had to resign. after the iran-contra scandal, which reagan got away with, and the republicans paid nothing. if you talk about the moral imperative there, there isnt much of a difference. but accountability for nixon ensured that there would be a consequence. >> and i learned this in ultra again. accountabil...

House is up for grabs every two years. and its that time. >> ainsley: and there are a lot of early bird voters who are heading to the polls and we are hearing from candidates in many of the key races this morning including don bolduc, brian just interviewed him. we also heard from tudor dixon, she was on the first hour of this show. they joined us with their final pitches. >> i have held the hands of moms and dads wondering how they are going to put food on the table. we have a moral imperative ...

Impeachment, impeachment if democrats lose the house. how does the president deal with this? how does he feel about his one of his goals to try to unite the country and the after donald trump and after january 6? that is clearly not happened. >> it clearly hasnt happened. a lot of people think it is naive to think it would. he is an optimistic person. he had hopes that things would be better by now in terms of polarization. but obviously not. the truth is its hard to imagine any president at thi...

It is either a climate solidarity pact or collective suicide pact. there is no adapting to a growing number of catastrophic events causing things around the world. the deadly impacts of climate change are here and now. loss and damage can no longer be swept under the rug. it is a moral imperative, it is a fundamental question of international solidarity and climate justice. those who contributed to the climate crisis are reaping the west by others. and many are blindsided by impacts for which th...

Result, and the poorer nations are saying, we are not prepared to hold back our growth in the same way, and of course, poorer populations are already suffering more acutely. do you have any faith that the money will be delivered where it is most urgently needed after this conference? i think money has to be delivered. the 3.3 billion people impacted by climate change right now as we speak, and it is the poorer countries, the most vulnerable people, getting impacted by it. so there is discussion ...

Pursestrings, and i know that it was hard to get any support from mitt romney. how would you characterize support within your own party in the senate leadership? >> well, look, as far as support for these priorities, well see next week. and thats why i think if we get the majorities, were going to need to have a conference discussion before any other decision is made about what our priorities ought to be and hear from leadership on what their plan is before we do anything else. i think its imper...

Get the unions who -- two yunios who have rejected the deal and my job is to get them back to the table and get this thing done. we could avoid any type of rail strike or slowdown in the rail. we have six agreements that have been voted on in the affirmative by unions that have passed it. we have four deals that are still out there and well get the results in the next week or so. the members are voting on it. we have two voted down. it is imperative that the companies an the unions stay at table...

This is a moral imperative. >> he is singing the big oil song. big oil has record profits while checking a price is the pump. >> todd: he said she is lying about that social security th thing. social security, still, it will make for a tight and interesting race down the stretch. i will be here all week and cant wait until tuesday. >> carley: absolutely, new hampshire is a big story this morning. don bolduc will be on the show later this hour, actually next hour, later next hour. we will get his...

And cohesion and military readiness suffer. so it is a critica andn and mil national security imperative to attain diversity within the officer atrps. and at present, its p not possible to achieve that diversity without race conscious admissions, including raethe nations servic academies. the military experience confirmsationrvic what this cot recognized and grutter that in a society where race unfortunately still matters in countless ways, achieving diversity can sometimes require conscious act...