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investigators, bill marr was only happy enough to comply with the appointment of durham. durham spends 40 years trying to prove this deep state conspiracy theory that trump kept, you know, telling his base was going to be proven and people like brennen and pelosi and schiff were going to be prosecuted. the whole thing was of course a big bust. four years, hundreds of interviews, and nothing to show but two failed cases in which the defendants were acquitted but the prosecutor i think was criticized by the judge. so their response to his big disappointment for trump and maga crowd let's go after donald trump, let's go after the person they most view as standing up to the rule of law, standing up against the trump and magga world, leading the first impeachment and participate in the january 6th committee. that's what this is about, and now he's unconvinced when this dark chapter of our history is written it will reflect those
the hard line members of the house for his big donor retreat, social media influencers on the right, people he's cultivated in tallahassee. i think he's doing all that, alex, because, he does not want to give trump any opening to attack him on the kind of magga-style issues the question is he hurting himself with the other wing of the party? >> that's exactly the question, right? as you shore up the base, you lose the general public. >> you know, jen, david frum has a piece in the atlantic a solid analysis i believe of the desantis pseudo candidacy. and he points this out, which i think a lot of people have missed in the focus.
mark: welcome back america. no i have not forgotten war on donald trump and his family goes on it is wear on you and the conservative movement and magga. don't forget it. i want to invite attorney general ma merrick garland and matthew graves and liz cheney. and i want to invite attorney general in new york letitia james on this program, i will give you each a full hour to debate me, a full hour to b discuss what you are doing, rather than your leaking, selspro motion.
>> absolutely, laura. you're correctly right. biden and his administration have chosen for some reason to focus on a threat of white supremacy and i can tell you as a young biracial woman right now living in los angeles, a particularly dangerous city, we are more concerned about crime, we are more concerned about the state of the economy week are more concerned about being able to go to work and get there safely than we are about white supremacy and magga republicans. his focus is on the wrong line here. we have this uptick in crime that going to continue to happen so long as we do not tex our culture and stop with the crime policies that are happening in progressive cities all across the united states. if we don't do something about it not only are big corporations going to leave, but these small mom and pop shops these small businesses will have no other option than to close down. >> fox news digital went around in pence slain you and philadelphia and asked voters what was on top of mind going into this mid-term cycle and specifically on fetterman versus
"yours from the first moment i saw you, and forever, "your danny, yourjohn." olivia newton—john, who died yesterday at the age of 73. now let's turn our attentions to the weather prospects. here's tomas shaffernacker. the weather is in the news in a big way are not a good way. the extreme heat warning that has been issued from the met office is there to make... —— magga as think a little and it is with us between there and sunday. clearly the heat affects the vulnerable, that is pretty obvious to some of us but also you might bejumping on the
all of our lives so much better. "your impact was incredible. "yours from the first moment i saw you, and forever, "your danny, yourjohn." olivia newton—john, who died yesterday at the age of 73. now let's turn our attentions to the weather prospects. here's tomas shaffernacker. the weather is in the news in a big way are not a good way. the extreme heat warning that has been issued from the met office is there to make... —— magga as think a little and it is with us between there and sunday. clearly the heat affects the vulnerable, that is pretty obvious to some of us but also you might bejumping on the
and trust in the elections if they lose them. if they win them, they trust them. if they lose them and democracy can't survive with that. >> it was one of the reasons i wanted to make sure you and i were able to speak today about what is happening in arizona because, yes, there are lots of states we're seeing examples of this. but arizona demographically is particularly interesting to me, right? they've got to get through these primaries, but once they do what is waiting for them on the other side in the general? >> this whole idea of undermining the election is a tool the republicans are losing, and i want to be clear it's what the magga republicans are using so it dissuades voters from participating on their side and on the democrats side. and one of the reasons that they're trying to create this doubt -- seed this doubt, alicia, and this is why you have me on, is that one of the demographics in arizona is just
that is the five seats for that constituency. 18 constituencies, five seats per constituency and that gives your total of 90 members of the legislative assembly. we also then a few minutes ago to recap for worse magga west belfast, that incidentally was the constituency with the biggest number of candidates standing, chasing five places. 17 candidates in all there. we had sinn fein' pat sheehan and aisling reilly. still a little way to go. 0ne aisling reilly. still a little way to go. one more bit of information coming into me, the ulster unionist party�* andy alan and the dup's david brooks have been elected in east belfast. so that is all five seats filled in east belfast as well. we are still waiting on three seats to be filled in north belfast. so a little way to go but we are getting through those numbers and just
don't have anything left to cut back on. lots face a cut to their benefit before christmas and before that there was covid, so people haven't been able to save any money. actually, there are quite a long time, benefits have been cut, even before covid, so we have kind of had ten years of family is really struggling to keep up with the amount of money they need to look after their children and to give their children everything that they need to get by properly. so their children everything that they need to get by properly.— their children everything that they need to get by properly. so what are some of the — need to get by properly. so what are some of the most _ need to get by properly. so what are some of the most effective -- i need to get by properly. so what are | some of the most effective -- magga some of the most effective —— magga most targeted ways you think the chancellor or the government should help? chancellor or the government should hel ? ~ ~, chancellor or the government should hel? ~ a, a, a a, , chancellor or the government should help? what the chancellor needs to do toda is help? what the chancellor needs to do today is show _ help? what the chancellor needs to do today is show he _ help? what the chancellor needs to do today is show he understands i help? what the chancellor needs to | do today is show he understands the scale of the challenge families are facing. what he did a few months ago there were some smaller measures that he introduced and they didn't do enough. what we are calling for is a rise in benefits to match inflation, which is around 8% at the moment. what government is currently committed to its raising it by 3%. that leaves families with a huge gap in their budget. we have calculated
From her home in Finland's far north, Ristenrauna Magga recalls the day in 1968 when she and her family were stripped naked while researchers took measurements and blood tests.