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Negotiations on this topic starting after the killing of george floyd and ending after a year, with tim scott leading the republican efforts. those negotiations fell apart a year and a half ago and have not shown signs of coming back up. and to hear house republicans in the majority talk about this over the weekend, it doesn't sound like a priority issue for them. jim jordan, the chairman of the judiciary committee, the committee through which legislation would have to pass. talking with chuck over the weekend. listen to this. >> i don't know if there's anything you can do to stop the evil we ...

Businessman. and we also discussed as priority issue integration of expressed of the entire american continent and the well-being of the peoples and the new relations of cooperation, leaving behind interventionism, hegemonic interventionism. let me do set aside here to express my acknowledgment, my recognition to prime minister trudeau and president biden for the way which has been so solidary in which they've acted, in which they are acting vis-a-vis the attempt of coup

86% of voters said they prefer democrats to address climate change, and 71% side with democrats on abortion. in other words, the divide this year is unusually stark. so let's have a look at the main issues in play. in recent weeks, republicans say they've regained momentum as inflation becomes the priority issue. now, the economy grew by 2.6% in the last quarter, but voters aren't feeling it — their weekly shop is getting more expensive. despite the fed raising interest rates five times this year, headline inflation is currently at 8.2% in september — down from a high of 9.1% injune. and i...

Different elections. they're so split on what they consider the main issues. but then, so are the electorate. a recent poll suggested 90% of voters would prefer republican control of congress for the issue of immigration and the border. 60% want republicans to handle jobs in the economy. but in the same survey, 86% of voters said they prefer democrats to address climate change, and 71% side with democrats on abortion. in other words, the divide this year is unusually stark. so let's have a look at the main issues in play. in recent weeks, republicans say they've regained momentum as inflation ...

These added. bear in mind what happened two years ago when there were two runoffs here that gavejoe biden a 50—50 senate with a casting vote by the president and the opportunity to do his inflation reduction act, his microchip to act, all of the big bills and those big legislative wins, it is decide how joe biden can do and what he can get donein joe biden can do and what he can get done in the next two years. so a lot of close races to be keeping an eye on, let's now go to christian fraser with a breakdown of what issues are driving voters this election. in recent weeks, republicans say the...