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♪ hello, welcome to "inside politics" i'm john king in washington. thank you for sharing your day with us. death and drones. at least four killed in kyiv that after russia deploys drones to terrorize the city. and an opening in georgia, raphael warnock's getting more personal. and the police and the badge more confusing. and it should have a clear cut answer, will you accept the results of the republican election. the arizona governor asked three times on cnn will not, will not give a direct answer. but first, a new wave of russian attacks taking place in kyiv. the key today,...

46/46% dead heat. safe to factor in to get a more representative example. republicans ahead on "the new york times"/sienna poll. democrats could lose the house, that's a nervous moment for the majority. >> right, very nervous moment. we're looking at historical trend here as well where the party that holds the white house doesn't do well in that first midterm election. democrats are looking at that precedent. then you drill down and numbers are settling closer to election day showing that republicans do have that edge when it comes to issue. they're very critical and urgent to voters which is ...

Russian army and there might that they have. godspeed. we will be in touch. we've got to go back to kyiv, where officially, a war zone. the latest. >> i was just listening to your interview with that member of parliament. a representative example for give and the people of ukraine. we've been speaking with civilians before this invasion started, and even today, who are. there's no other way to describe them than brave. members of parliament, rather than fleeing -- these are wealthy members of this society. ukraine, broadly speaking, is not a rich country for the average civilian. these people ...

>> i think one of the challenges is where is it going to happen? washington, d.c., yes, lawmakers on both sides see there are real problems, but there's no real consensus what to do about them. we've seen momentum on the antitrust argument, looking at kind of breaking up the company, but that doesn't necessarily solve all of the problems. perhaps a smaller company would be more manageable. we see in a way of thinking are there particularly consumer harms the sec would have authority over? but there doesn't seem to be a cohesive sense or ability to come to a consensus about what to do, particul...

Accusations which often lead to lynchings of african-americans in the jim crow era and warned lawmakers not to repeat history. >> we have to decide who we are, and i'm happy to be just one representative example of whether or not we are going to rise to the better angels of our nature or go back down a very dark political road where 50 years ago, had figures been pointed to me in the exact same way, will be a very different outcome. >> at the end of has roughly five minute speech, lawmakers sat in with the ap describes as an awkward silence. afterwards, one republican called fairfax's closing ...