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A bit. i think that that gives him a little more of an edge than he had four years ago. >> and richard, incumbents tend to lose big in midterms in first term. i think about obama and trump. so do you think its potentially looking too much into it? obviously at the moment were looking at the races in terms of president trumps possible influence like the candidates hes endorsed and his electoral viability for 2024. but obviously midterms come with this caveat that the incumbent government is likel...

>> women. >> what is this? >> this is ara with some cordyceps in it. >> what? that is a cordyceps? >> that is the cordyceps. >> which is? >> essentially, the cordyceps is a fungus which infects the larvae of the ghost moths. >> a caterpillar that has been invaded by fungus? >> essentially, it takes over the whole larvae, kills it, sort of mummifies the whole thing. then in the spring, it protrudes out again. >> is there any caterpillar left at the end or is it sort of like fossilized? >> its jus...

Acutely in areas like this that are already struggling with multiple deprivations. the figures suggest that places like blackpool have far fewer gps per head of population and far lower levels of satisfaction with their care. not only are there fewer gps offering fewer appointments but the care, as measured by the care quality commission, on average is of a lower standard. exclusive research for newsnight suggests quality of patients experience also correlates with levels of deprivation. in othe...

Fairly. a black mother loses about $34,000 a year on average. a latino mother, about $16,000 a year on average. a native mother around $38,000 a year on average. that affects social security, your benefits, whether you can go to school, whether you can take a vacation, whether you can get medical care you need. this is a big step. it should be national. it should be more. >> well see if this does, in fact, influence other areas. whats striking to me is this is not just major corporations. it app...

Medgar, malcolm, martin, jack and bobby. within a five-year period. political assassinations, on average, once every 12 months. the environment we live in today is at least as combustible, if not more than it was in the mid-1960s. what happened to paul pelosi in some respects, he was lucky. this was a horrible attack. i feel terrible for the burden that nancy pelosi and her family must bear right now. but in many respects, weve been lucky. we were lucky that no member of congress was seriously i...

Of bills attorneys. >> you could hear a pin drop in that courtroom. >> tara recounted her 15 month affair with the married jason carter. >> how frequently were you guys having sex? >> on average, it would be several times a week. >> did you ever tell mr. carter that you left him? >> i did. >> did he ever reciprocate and tell you that he loved you? >> he did. >> and bills lawyer said that on the morning of the murder,

And imagine a world where you say youd like it to be like 1968. 46 americans every day died in vietnam on average. dr. king, senator kennedy were killed. democratic convention descends into chaos and violence. george wallace gets 13.5% of the popular vote and carries five states in the general election in 1968. 1933, fdr comes into office at an hour of immense distrust and crisis both economically and in confidence in the institutions. heres the difference, and heres why i do think we are in a m...

Win at least one of these republican held seats right now, if you take a look at the target list for republicans then. -- the name of the game for democrats, then, wouldnt be hold everything else. and thats where georgia comes into play, because look how close that warnock walker race is gone. on average, a half point lead for warnock. theres a possibility in georgia, if nobody gets 50% on election day, they go to a runoff, possible the senate could be decided in a runoff. this is where i think ...

Democrats, then, would be hold everything else. and thats where georgia comes into play, because look how close that warnock walker race is gone. on average, a half point lead for warnock. theres a possibility in georgia, if nobody gets 50% on election day, they go to a runoff, possible the senate could be decided in a runoff. here is where i think georgia kind of hinges on. right now, if you look at the governors race in georgia, the governor brian kemp is over 50%, and pretty comfortably ahead...

Important issue to them. abortion, it was just about ten points less. so theres a difference there in terms of the resonance of these two issues. crime on which johnson is running hard on and abortion on which johnson is running hard on. and thats what weve seen that race thatv put johnson ahead. we turn to the averages. again, democrats want to win at least one of these republican-held seats right now. if you take a look at the target list for democrats here, the name of the game for democrats ...