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Country, a future built upon freedom and government that is accountable. >> it will be interesting to watch, what the campaigns will focus on before the midterm. republicans zooming in on community safety and democrats hoping voters remain passionate on the issue of abortion. >> carley: thank you, here is j joey jones take on all this. watch. >> there is not a legacy achievement to attach themselves to. why take the turn toward extremist republicans? issues they care about, republicans have an e...

Repurposed it, completely unconstitutionally. it would be better for congress to stand up on its hind legs and reassert its power over the purse and its constraints on the executive rather than trying and impeach. the last time republicans decided to impeach someone on pretty flimsy pretext, an impeachment that was clearly disproportionate was over monica lewinsky. that didnt go so well for the republicans who managed to lose congressional seats in the midterm of a second term of a president. ha...

Theyre going to be able to use that to get democrats more worried about what republicans are going to do. again, not just theoretical but now theyre already doing it. theyre investigaing impeaching president biden for what? nothing. that is what theyre going to say. and that is -- when you talk to republicans and ask them, okay, what do you want to impeach him on, the kind of things they talk about are things that arent always based in fact. they talk about the election being stolen, they talk a...

About. the other piece we talked about earlier in the show, we had a fantastic guest from the federalist who wrote an article about how as we all predicted mexico is becoming destabilized and really turning into a narco state, and taking over the government. really cooperating and coordinating coordinating with them. pete: operative in the entire discussion is overwhelmed. every single aspect, overwhelmed, communities, morgues, border patrol agents. it is becoming, it has been, but increasingly ...

Way. [laughs] >> thats all for this edition of dateline. im craig melvin. thank you for watching! thank you for watching as we begin a new hour, trumps years of magical thinking. as the walls begin to close around him, the fourth president appearing more than usual. and he has the power to declassify top secret government documents with his mind. also this hour, americans say trump in the threat that he recommends to democracy will play a role in the midterm vote. as the january six committee pr...

Uncertainty in the medical system. regardless of what democrats or republicans say it is a live issue in so many places because of the supreme court ruling. >> because so much uncertainty. republicans are clear on what they would rather be talking about. >> i think it is clear regardless what we may be debating here in the senate the american people are focused mostly on inflation, the crime wave thats affecting the entire country, and the open borders. >> thats where they want this midterm focu...

Polling. it shows when republican candidates who oppose paid leave go up against a democrat who supports it, the democrat wins by double digits. 14 points according to this poll. what about now? what about this moment has made this issue so popular and so motivating? >> thank you for having me. absolutely right, there has always been strong support. i will say, strong bipartisan support for paid family medical leave. those numbers are higher than theyve ever been. the urgency is higher than its ...

It is remarkable the extent to which voters in the republican coalition are focused on inflation, crime and immigration and voters in the democratic collision are focused on abo abortion, gun violence, health care and democracy. each side is in effect communicating a different set of choices to their voters with the potential of an enormous turnout again. 2018 was the biggest turnout for a midterm since before women had the right to vote. this could be comparable. look what the president said to...

Men in mini skirts because thats where were headed next., raymond, great to see you. happy friday. immigrant fueled crime producedu a populist uprising in swedens elections. nopulist uprising w, what couldf us about our own midterms in the future of the movement? a swedish member of parliament joins us in moments to tell us stator the fed is printing money like crazy. debt is rising by the trillions. is there a way to profit from this madness? >> what do these experts say? the more money you pri...

Friday afternoon, Minnesota Senate Reproductive Freedom Caucus and Winona Democrats hosted a "Rally for Roevember" at Winona State University.