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send the nation into a fall, which raises prices for everyone if we do not cut social security and medicare. i ain t going to do it. there you go. thanks, bud. thanks, joe biden. thanks, biden. he did it again. thanks, biden. desantis doesn t have a lot of control. you can say thanks, biden. ron desantis airport is really bad, but miami airport? come on. that s part of the joke. this shows mika s humor. she knows that desantis it s not his airport. miami-dade. yeah. south florida, miami-dade. but it s not-not but that s the joke. you blame the hurricanes and iran, thanks, biden. the level of stupidity reaching new highs. incredible. president biden, that was him right there, speaking with staffers at the democratic national committee headquarters in d.c. yesterday with the message that republicans would,. thanks, desantis. if they take over congress in the upcoming midterms. you blame somebody for something that they have nothing to ....
now that nancy pelosi is in asia, there are questions whether she will visit taiwan or not. something the chinese government has been threatening her not to do. 99 days before the midterm elections. we re keeping a close eye on big races across the nation. five states, michigan, missouri, kansas, arizona and washington will hold primary elections tomorrow. all eyes on kansas, where boorgs rights will be on the ballot for the first time since the supreme court overruled roe v. wade back in june. voters will decide on a constitutional amendment that could pave the way for more abortion restrictions. next door in missouri, three candidates are locked in a tight race for the republican nomination to succeed retiring senator roy blunt. all three seeking donald trump s endorsement, which he hasn t given yet. with us to start our coverage this hour is dasha burns in kansas. and washington correspondent in missouri. dasha s this the first major test of abortion rights on the ....
Especially math scores. yeah. they re holding down several jobs. their wages are going up, but inflation is going up faster. these are issues that when you knock on people s door or put a camera in their face, these are the issues that voters are focusing on far more than very important issues that we talk about every day here. dasha s reporting tracked what we heard last week when we were in philadelphia and pittsburgh. swing voters, especially women, very concerned with inflation and impact on their lives and their family lives, and they re concerned about the rising crime, and abortion is an issue, but it is not the only issue. it really becomes a voting issue when there s a real draconian candidate who wants to completely ban abortion, which is why i think that doug mastriano s chances are very low in his gubernatorial bid. but the verdict is still out on ....
Endorsement, which he hasn t given yet. with us to start our coverage this hour is dasha burns in kansas. and washington correspondent in missouri. dasha s this the first major test of abortion rights on the ballot since roe v. wade was taken away by the supreme court? how are things shaping up there? jose, behind me is one of five abortion clinics in the entire state of kansas. it became one of a few in the entire region since the supreme court decision overing roe v. wade. many of of the surrounding state states have enacted all out bans or significant restrictions to the procedure. the stakes are high because of that here in kansas as kansasens become the first in the nation to vote on the issue since the supreme court decision. watch. it s the final push in the first ....