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country. we have a election deniers on the ballot, all across the country first three races. for federal races. that's a direct result of january six. and what he did to set the stage for a 2024 run. so whether or not trump is on the ballot, trumpism is. and in many candidates are molded in the image and likeness of donald trump's election cycle. so this really should be a motivating factor and a huge wake up call ahead of the election of what is at stake. moving into the presidential's in 2024. for democrats if they do not went on tuesday. >> you know the other -- >> guy had salina. go ahead. >> you know, the georgia runoff. he literally crossed republica the georgia senate seats and he could do it again. and have control of the senate. so i hope that we see -- before the georgia runoff. because that will be very motivating to democrats. and you have hundreds of thousands of republicans who didn't turn out to vote. because of a protest against
on foot. one tossing a brick breaking the window of a marked patrol car, hidden by a black face mask, a red and white dirt bike. the spokesperson says the type of vehicles are not authorized for use on philadelphia streets, they will be confiscated. the investigation is still active. as of now, no arrests. john. >> john: david lee miller for us, thank you. >> sandra: let's bring in salina, national political reporter for "washington examiner" and columnist at "new york post". the white house faces mounting crises, we covered many of them. with each of those reporters at the top of our hour, and here we go, 19 days from election day. are democrats getting the message that, where they are focusing is not working for their candidates? >> no, they are not. it's sort of fascinating, they have still decided that abortion
from the police force on drug charges and in just hours before the shooting he was in court appearing in court on those drug charges, kate. >> salina, thank you so much. unfortunately we need to go from one tragedy to another. this one in california. a family of four including an 8-month-old baby has been found dead. two days after surveillance videos you're looking at here captured them being abducted at gunpoint. a suspect is in place custody and talking to investigators. natasha chen is live in los angeles. natasha, what else are you learning here? >> reporter: a devastating conclusion to the search. the family was looking for answers and they got one early evening yesterday. it is not the answer they were hoping for, however. the sheriff did say that four family members were found in a rural orchard found by a farm worker and close together but didn't say how they died. want to show youa little bit of
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guy. if i don't show up, if i don't vote, that will have a larger impact not just in the state but the entire country. they're very cognizant of what happened in georgia january 5. >> martha: that's how republicans lost the senate. thanks very much. good to see you as always, salina. interesting reporting from pennsylvania and across the country. take a look at her latest pieces. >> thank you. >> martha: so how the biden border crisis is reportedly turning into a literal free-for-all in new york city. we have buses of people arriving in new york because there's sanctuary city policies embraced by the mayor. there's an official shaking hands as people get off the bus. new york learned what's happening in texas and arizona for years. people with plaque psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make. like the shot they take. the memories they create.
right saying there is truth the u.s. is incompetent and lazy? hit me with it. decisive. 63% agree with more than 21,000 -- i think the reason that i'm surprised by that margin is that you have to both agree with jamie diamond from j.p. morgan and with the chinese and come to the conclusion that, you know, americans are incompetent and laclazy. wow. 63% would not have anticipated that. here is social media reaction. smerconish, i fedderman as a loafer framed by family. i think salina's reporting in the new york post establishes he was getting paid up until age 49, he was getting paid 54 or $55,000 a year by his family. i'm not saying it wasn't working but here is what i'm saying. because this came to my house this week. i'm saying if you're going to -- i'm not carrying water for
detinct posaensibility. >> thanks very much. taiwan says it detected multiple chinese aircraft and navy vessels operating along the strait this morning. the halfway point between the self-governing island and china. taiwan's defense ministry says the activity could be a possible simulated attack. it comes just hours after u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi's trip to the endo pacific region ended. she left japan early friday morning, but it was her trip to taiwan that dominated the spotlight. cnn correspondent salina wang in beijing and has the latest from the chinese capital. salina? >> linda, the fallout from house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan continues with china ramping up its military and diplomatic backlash. what china is calling its
cnn's salina wang joins us from beijing. salina, china is trying to send a strong message. the question is what's china's next move. >> well, look their retaliation and just getting started even though pelosi has already left. they're staging these military drills over the next few days all around the island. in fact, officials even released an image of the drills, and if you look at that map you can see they literally surround the island. this is an extremely provocative move. and if you look at that map you can see some of the areas actually encroach on taiwan's territoryial waters. that means it could be within 14 miles of taiwan's shores. taiwan is calling this extremely risky for regional stability, and also calling this a blockade. in response taiwan has had to reroute some of its vessels to avoid those military drills. and it's not just the military backlash we're seeing economically, china has also
cannot look weak, but he also cannot afford to have this escalate into a crisis. we have to remember when we see these strong reactions from beijing it's directed towards taiwan, yes, and the u.s., but it's also directed to the home audience. they're trying to prove to the chinese people that beijing is taking very seriously what they see as a national humiliation because they see taiwan as a renegade province that must be reunified with the mainland even by force if necessary. >> the former deputy director of national intelligence. salina makes a key point there. china is mad. the united states and taiwan know there's going to be a response. where's the line? taiwan views what's happening live fire exercises, that's unacceptable but predictable. what are you looking for to see whether this turns from a lowercase crisis into a capital bold faced crisis? >> i think there are two things. one are the activities and the
rhetorical aggressions and threatening language, there are concerns of course, as salina is saying china could take action here whether military or in the economic sense. the other thing the biden administration is doing right now is trying to publicly bring the temperature down a little bit with the secretary of state saying yesterday, look, there is a former speaker of the house who has visited taijuan, albeit that was 20 years ago, jim, so ping wasn't even president at that point and this is a very significant trip for house speaker pelosi to be making of course, given these concerns but what the biden administration is trying to say here is that this isn't unprecedented. lawmakers have visited taijuan, the one china policy is still in place and they are calling on china to not escalate the situation with the secretary of state saying very clearly that if there is a crisis here, that