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Could be a surprise to people in both parties. shock for democrats meant money in the primary to boost he would be easy for senator to be in the general. also surprise some republicans who wrote them off in the primary. because they did not think he would be able to flip the seats. yes to a nailbiter she won her seat the first time but just over 1000 votes. that close call it something she is reminding voters of today. telling them to turn out on tuesday. she has brought in heavy hitters amy klo...

Sunak�*s election. we were talking to some colleagues in the us about the joe biden administration. and we were talking to our correspondent in delhi about the reaction there, given the heritage that rishi sunak and his family represents. we should underline once again today that this is not any old transition. this is a transition actually that signifies something of a major milestone in british politics? it something of a maor milestone in british politics?— british politics? it does indee...

Unelectable. be unfair, biased and then add a doing of santa money. there you have, government should never control media. did you democracy is us, it would be strange if we -- democracy made no effort to rein the thing cited by most of us as a threat to democracy. if 84% of us really believe that media is a major or minor threat to our very existence, what are we to do about it? joining us now town hall political editor, fox news contributor guy benson. welcome. sorry you had to listen to that ...

A very long time. trey: seems that democrats, house democrats in particular wanted to use the threat to democracy argument to kind of withstand history and hold on to the house, that does not appear to be working? what do you think? >> i doubt that very much. i think we are probably in agreement. that the january 6, threats to democracy and abortion combination, that democrats sought to galvonized, round over summer may have helped a little bit, but when things cost what they are costing for ame...

Opinion writers, 59%. cited the media as a major threat to democracy, 25% cited media as a minor threat. if my -- math is right 84%. if media really ame wanted to do us a service they would reflect on why so many believe they are a threat. why are they perceived as throats? what is some responsible people do, they self reflect, understand why you are viewed this way, ill help, you are not trusted because you are both biased and unfair, which ask a lethal combination, you are not content doing yo...

71% of those polled believe that democracy is under attack. including 80% of those 65 and older, the question is, under threat by whom, who is threatening? the poll shows usual cast of suspects, donald trump, joe biden, congress, supreme court, and they are all cited by some as a threat to democracy, which is interesting, since democracy itself controls every one of those perceived threats. we elect presidents, and we elect members of congress, we elect state legislators who control the voting l...

Everyone else a threat to democracy, when most of voters view it as the media. what do you make of that poll? >> i think you are right. they hold themselves out as umpires, atoarbiters of fairness and threat, they are considered number one threat of democracy to the country. you would think that would trigger a lot of nervous conversations about credibility squandered and aeliminated, i would say escalating. anyone who says that something is a threat to democracy, typically it something they don...

>> you put trump back in, our democrat crease on over. >> on the democrat to try to change the rules to save democracy itself on the ballot this weekend. >> do you share that fear. >> voting for show business awards may be last bit of democracy we have left. >> democracy is on the ballot. >> democracy on the ballot, we want it to be strong. >> welcome back to "sunday night in america." that is the media labeling certain republicans as threats to democracy to be fair, there are conservative media...

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Today. thank you for inviting me. >> i hope weve done some justice to the story, but its deeply complicated. theres two things at play here, i want to talk about both of them. since march of this year, you have been working with a group of bipartisan elected officials to write the electoral count reform act of 2022. you call it something that has to happen to prevent another january 6th. the changes in, it by the, way include clarifying the vice presidents role in the process, as well as raising...