Page 7 - Sleeper Issue News Today

At some point this is going to be so bad for him because one of the things we learned in 2016, the issue of illegal immigration and an open border has been a slow-burning, sleeper issue for 30 years, and it just kind of all came the a head because one guy comes along, donald trump, and says, hey, this is a problem. and, of course, it was something democrats and republicans both cared about. and now its even worse than service it is over the past -- than it was the over the past several decades. ...

On every paper in america. right now were eating a hundred times more sugar hand we did a hundred years ago, 70% of our diet is ultra-processed food, and increasing research shows this disrupts the highly important bacteria in our gut that regulate ares a lot of hormones, a lot of important issues. and other research is also showing alzheimers is now called type iii diabetes, its so tied to metabolic dysfunction, its really an extension of diabetes. and i think heres the core point viewers shoul...

Dealing with covid, a slower economy, if i were a betting man, i would think its unlikely that 2023 chinas going to use military force against taiwan. i wouldnt rule it out in two, three, four, five years. i think china wants to bring taiwan in. i think china has not ruled out military force. i dont believe theyre ready for it yet. they couldnt take the risk of sanctions of where they economy is there. thats my sense there. north korea, i think the odds are we may well see a 7th nuclear test. th...

Have basically unchecked power to decide how federal elections are run. the justices grappled with that theory during hours of tense oral arguments on wednesday. >> your position seems to go further than chief justice wren quests decision in bush v gore where he acknowledged that state courts would have a role interpreting state law. >> i think what might strike a person is this a proposal that gets rid of the normal checks and balances on the way big governmental decisions are made in this coun...

Florida was sort of this kind of amazing anomaly to watch last night. you have to wonder, i look at new york and lee zeldin and i said this last night did all of his voters move to florida during covid? and that may have prevented him to get what he needed in the new york city. but when you have people who are so dug in on both sides, you cant move them all at once. it is an incremental, slow process of people deciding to change their minds about certain things and we live in incredibly uncertai...

Rallies or the candidates. they have talked to voters 1 million volunteers. the digital 10 years ago when romney lost and did an autopsy is much better. one thing im looking at tonight if its real that the suburban women, 20% of the electric tore rat are trending republican. i think many are not voting their gender they are voting their kids. never still out there as parents as a year after glenn youngkin took virginia and jack ciattarelli almost did. a little bit of abortion. a lot of inflation...

Thing that happened in last couple weeks is extraordinary number of governors races that are suddenly in play, a lot of democratic governors whether that is michigan, wisconsin, oregon, nevada, new york even. where the issues are different too, i think reasons they are in play because you are seeing a lot of voter anger bubble back up about lockdowns and about terrible loss of education for their kids and the crime which is local issues. and this is suddenly making a lets of the races competitiv...

That? >> reporter: its a major sleeper issue right now. the justice department has told congress that an additional $34 million are critically needed for the department to continue its criminal investigation into the january 6th attack. they have conveyed that to congress and all eyes at this point are on this big government funding bill in december. that may be their last shot, possibly their only shot to get this done. i talked to numerous senior appropriators about this and they say its up in...

>> rachel: a superstar. >> brian: a broadcaster who knows the issues inside and out and had a tough primary that they said, well, by the time she got done she will not be a shot in the general. now its a dead heat. i watched yesterday because one thing i did not agree with her on, would you accept an election if you lose? she will not answer that question and i dont know why she would not answer that question. you have to accept if you lose. integrity is there, bring it up and dont wait until af...

Question of course, marthas vineyard they were all outraged. we have been dealing with this for a year and a half now, and, yes, classroom sizes are bulling with non-english speaking students who are also and their families getting cash benefits from the state of new york, clothes, phones, food, emergency medical and shelter and you have got people who live here who casts even afford a box of cereal anymore. these are citizens. we were talking about how this is very possibly a sleeper issue that...