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woman's right to bodily integrity. >> the question is do they vote on it? i wonder if there's a parallel, alaina, to 2010 when president obama blamed the economy for the democrats, quoting him, shellacking. he admitted later it was a mistake. the question is understanding the upset, understanding how people feel strongly especially in the democratic party about abortion, is biden making the same mistake? >> i think it's both. i think we need to be talking about the economy and economic harm and economic hurt as well as these critical issues that motivate the base. that will motivate women and for individuals who are seeing republican leadership as being a return, a removal of rights, a stripping of rights as opposed
kamala harris is back riot bail fund was charged with murder last year and harris herself said nationwide, demonstrators are not going to stop. here on this program we condemn all threats of violence against all law enforcement and all rioting. the 574 that nobody on the left pays attention to tones the media mob tolder were mostly peaceful killed dozens of americans and caused billions of property damage and thousands of cops injured with bricks and rocks and molotov cocktails. here's alina habba along with analyst jarrett with a wonderful on foxnews.com exposing ag garland's behavior. alaina, i gave a list on a monologue tonight. if you're conservative you're treated one way. if you're donald trump or a trump supporter you're treated a very different way. here's a vice-president lecturing us, and she, herself, is telling rioters they're not
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extremism. >> alaina, the dangers things this group tried to margin not washington d.c. back in december, a few people showed up, they try to ignore didn't think of the threat is thinking serious. it doesn't matter if they rally fails, as long as enough people are radicalized, and if they're ignored they come back and try again, and maybe this time even deadlier consequences, should something bad happened yesterday? >> absolutely, a man, look hate crimes are on the rise. this organization is limited members just months ago, they have a manifesto that seeks -- great replacement theory. they think that the white existence is being challenged by the growth of a majority minority. they believe that it's
>> reporter: there are now 50 ukrainian refugees enrolled at this warsaw high school, bringing the student population up to 700. it's alaina's first day. liesha is a few weeks in and happy to be back in class. >> it's given me some space or given me the feeling of safety that i'm safe here. i'm in my normal life. >> reporter: in warsaw alone, the mayor's office estimates the city has taken in more than 100,000 children with 17,000 already enrolled in public sc school. the question now is how many more will come? >> it's a big problem for us because we don't know how many students go to warsaw and go to our schools. >> reporter: warsaw was already short 2,000 teachers before russia invaded ukraine. the city needs more staff and money.
want to make a genocide here, i thought maybe -- [inaudible] or too afraid or crazy but now we see what's happening. they just want to kill us all. >> harris: you were forecasting what you knew to be true because you were watching it. alaina, what do you tell your children about the future? >> about bucha? >> harris: about the future? >> the future will be okay. we will win the war. this is what we have -- my father joined the army and why we stay here and we do not immigrate somewhere or become refugees. we just believe that we will win and that the world will help us because it is not even a war, it a type of the civilized world, i believe the civilized world will hit back and protect itself.
position, harry reid changing his own personal positions in order to get these items of the agenda passed in order to improve the lives of american people, and if he -- i look at his farewell speech. you'll see how important the affordable care act was to him, how important healthcare was to him, based on his trajectory, based on his experience growing up without healthcare, the way it affected his mother, the way it affected his father, and that he saw this as a real passion. relationship between harry reid and the white house was really -- was one of mentorship in the first, you know, in the first two years when i was there. >> yeah. i want to let all of us, as i thank you for that comment, alaina, we're letting you look at the elder m. russell ballard, president of the quorum of the
would both try to shirk the implications of the january 6th insurrection and those candidates who would suggest that the 2020 election, of course, are challenging the legitimacy of the 2020 election. so what we will see, as this -- as these midterms play out is we're going to start to see democrats who are up against trumpists and potentially, as we get to '24, 2024, we may see more candidates who would support those who would challenge the legitimacy of our elections. >> susan, alaina brings up a great point because it was the rnc and what they said about january 6th, calling it legitimate political discourse, of course, and where mccarthy stands on things and where people like stefanik stands on things but then of course the reporting that we have talked about on this show about mitch mcconnell with a quiet effort to keep trump out of the white house come 2024 and everybody that is about trump keeping them from getting elected, making phone calls himself.