that is problematic. with further problematic is because americans are so concerned with table issues and still living paycheck to paycheck although they want answers, they do look at this a a lots of taxpayer money and time wasted because this is not what they elected people. to. hearing number to is failed immigration in the house judiciary committee treated the following, president biden campaigned on and open borders. we look at the catastrophic effects attack on our border ca make it this is just the beginning they also need to com up with some solutions you can sit there and point fingers and say we re going to do this parade you ve got to come up with something solid. that is a great point freigh i used to be a congressional aide, i used to run these oversight hearings freight what they have to do in the house is not given to conspiracy theories , not to get into wild
in schools with all sorts of indoctrination would kids should just simply be learning and they are concerned about the future of the country and its march to socialism that is happening. i have to tell you, i will be the first to admit i am very shocked that the democrats playbook of running on this roe versus wade overturning did not work. i think they probably went into the field too early and spent a lot of money, millions of dollars, $7 million was spent just in the bible belt state of kansas to keep abortion legal there and that is a lot of money. i think a lot of money was spent early on road versus wade, on the abortion issue instead of the issues that americans really care about which of those mid term kitchen table issues. we which of those mid-term kitchen table issues. table issues. we don t know yet if it has been table issues. we don t know yet if it has been successful - table issues. we don t know yet if it has been successful or- if it has been successful or not, the
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to live, to buy the things we need to buy. as important as those table issues are, without democracy, none of that happens. in pennsylvania, another tight senate race. senator amy klobuchar joins democratic candidate john fetterman to energize voters ahead of tuesday s big debate between fetterman and mehmet oz. the latest from the arizona governor s race between democrat katie hobbs and republican kari lake who has campaigned on false claims that the 2020 election was fraudulent. late now says if she becomes governor, she will restrict voting in arizona. going to back to when i first started voting in the 80s, we had election day. our constitution said election day. it doesn t say election season, election month. the longer you drag that out, the more fraught with problems. wow. early voting is also underway in georgia or democrat raphael warnock and republican herschel
up voters. you need someone who s going to stand up and fight for democracy. reporter: americans are more fired up for these midterms than ever. the new nbc news poll revealing 70% of registered voters say they re highly interested in the election, the largest percentage ever recorded at this point before the vote, suggesting turnout in november could be sky gh but on enthusiasm, republicans have the edge, and their advantage is growing. you re going to vote for an incredible slate of true america first prub cans up and down the ballot. reporter: voters continue to rank the cost of living, jobs, and threats to democracy among the top concerns. but voters are still deeply pessimistic about the economy, just one in five predicting it will get better over the next year. can i get a job? can i pay for my home? can i pay my rent? we know without democracy, we won t have the ability to work where we want to work. as important as those table issues are,