kent: you ever see new mexico is -- you see that new mexico is facing drop in enrollment higher , costs, and cuts to sports or that sports programs. what is your vision for funding higher education? can we afford it? rep. grisham: i think it's clear that new mexico has to undertake higher education reform. i want to point out that we are already engaged ineffective effort. we have a consistent curriculum across our institutions of higher education. work forcedressing a shortage. we have the same curriculum so we are training and graduating nurses included a four year degree at community college. it's a program that's receiving national attention. if we align our schools and our clear about doing that, i think there are ways to reduce the cost, to manage the institutions, to hold them accountable and make sure they , meet the outcomes that are intended. in the martinez administration we have walked away from creating the standards and accountability that assured every single tax dollar thing invested in our public institution of higher education are providing the quality education our st

that's what the problem in new mexico. until we break the corruption, we will not do anything in healthcare or education or any other sector. we must stop the corruption. we cannot go back. that's what my opponent would take us. >> now you can ask each other a question. thirty seconds to ask, one minute and 15 seconds to respond. michelle, you are first. >> i worked as a patient advocate for more than 30 years. part of that work, my company ran the high risk. the high risk pool is a nonprofit private organization that does not have the state contract. given in this debate, you've been obsessed with the high risk pool, you are saying the trouble with expertise. who does it serve and how is it financed? >> it's obvious. what you are not asking is that the affordable care act was created in order to take the high risk pool away from the states. thirty-four states doctor. you got the contract and the insider contract no other bits and you are able to check the price up. you do not manage that, blue cross blue shield is the one

>> dan: spain was in control of new mexico for far longer than mexico was. well, i think a lot of these new mexican families are 10 generation and 11 generation. when they look back on themselves, they think of themselves as spanish. >> david: those traditions, they have continued to thrive in these little pockets. we're cut off from spain, so i once worked with some people from spain, and they kept cutting up and snickering at me. what they told me was, "okay, you can knock it off with the don quixote, uh, phraseology." it's the equivalent of me today talking and saying, "top of the morning to you, sir." >> anthony: really? >> david: and they were like, uh, "stop making fun of us." and i said, "you know what? i'm not making fun of you. that's the way we speak." you know, when we go to see grandpa, that's all he knows is 500-year-ago spanish. maybe if we're lucky enough, we'll have, uh, grandpa play his harmonica the way he used to on the cattle drives. ♪ >> anthony: but i have a plan here on this meat. >> david: all right, the meat is yours. >> anthony: a

think you can find new mexico on a man? one man had an awfully hard time explaining to the marriage bureau that the state is in fact part of these united states. for real. dr. gavin coorkson and his to be pride went to get a marriage license, but when he handed over his new mexico i.d., the clerk told him they didn't accept international driver's licenses and he would need to show a new mexico pass ports. so he says the clerk even went as far as comp pmenting his english. >> we said no, it is the vacant lot between texas and arizona. no, we don't -- you know, we became a state 106 years ago. >> after about 20 minutes, dr. clarkson w actually ran for new mexico secretary of ate says tlerk sincerely apologized and the couple got their license and they got married d d they got a g laugh out of it too. this story is blowing up our facebook page. you can read more by searching new mexico in our nbc washington app. they are delightful. of course they got a good laugh out of it. they told me that tapsns apparently all the time to

new mexico and nevada, and new hampshire and maine. importantly for those who were troubled by the results of 2016 in the midwest, we have proved that democrats can run and win in the midwest in quite a number of states with some great governors. we are happy about the midwest particularly. obviously, this is more about the people's interest rather than the parties. the most important thing about last night is that we have three new potential medicaid expansion states, kansas, wisconsin and maine. this could mean another 319,000 americans getting health coverage. speaking as one who helped get 700,000 people in washington, this could be very gratifying ith our new governors. it also means in the seven states that we picked up, 6 million people with pre-existing conditions now have a shot at making sure they get coverage for their pre-existing conditions. nothing can be more important. it means better roads and infrastructure in michigan. that infrastructure package is important. having a governor in michigan to really fix the roads, wh

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she is from new mexico. you made history as the youngest woman ever elected to congress, and you held that record for over 40 years. suggestion for her? you, elizabeth holtzman, and author of "the case for impeaching trump." all, congratulations to her. secondly, while all of these terrible things are happening with regard to the president of ththe uniteded states and interference with the rule off law andd justice, the dream of america is still pretty strong. if we can have people who have been excluded, native american women who have never servrved in congress, now can reach for that high position, that is great and i am excited. read my book. americans should rely book. understand how the process works. we don't need a smoking gun to started. we do need a sense that the president is interfering with the rule of law. the minute that happens, then congreress has to acact and the american people have to act and start the investigation. amy: we want to thank you both holtzman,with us, liz 31, the youngest wom

house seat in new mexico. this is steve pearce is seat in new mexico. is a final total for you, 50.7, 40 9.3. that means all new mexico congressional delegation will be democratic. the balance of power, democrats at 223 seats, republicans at 196. the 218s are five above needed and still a number of races to be called. john is in houston, texas on the republican line. worked the preceding -- precinct as a republican judge. wasing that the precinct democratic. the proceeding judge was a democrat. , here inticed was texas it was strictly a straight ticket ballot. you voted all republican or all democrat. was no thinking process required. that is what happened here in texas. there are some seats that flipped over to democrat in texas. what about the area you are in in houston? what was the result there? caller: one person we lost was our commissioner. this man lost to a 27-year-old, inexperienced, never held office of any sort, young woman. know, are hurricane prone. this man, one of his major responsibilities was to somehow save us all from flooding. he di

making sure that every new mexico -- new mexican and every american has health care. that's an important issue. i imagine we'll get together and work toward making the lives of americans better at this point. >> you ran on the basis of policy, some very progressive policies, but something that became clear to all americans in this last election, particularly in north dakota, is the degree to which fellow native americans continue to have problems exercising their franchise. >> yes. >> we're not there yet. we believe that every american has the right to vote, but not every american has an equal opportunity to vote. >> that's correct, yes. it happened all over the country, not just with native americans, with people of color, right? in kansas, in georgia. that's the way that republicans seemingly can win is if they disenfranchise folks. so yes, that is definitely something i'm passionate about. i've been organizing here in new mexico for close to 20 years in underrepresented communities, and so i will go to congress to absolutely fight for everyone's right to vote as we

well, new mexico is a border state. so we actually feel confident about the security of our borders in new mexico. new mexico as a whole was appalled when the policy to separate children from their parents happened on the border. it made me immediately think about governmental policies back when my grandmother was a child and she was separated from her family and taken to indian boarding school. atur historylike at some point and stop doing the things that are harmful to our children and work toward finding solutions that are absolutely humane. >> brennan: you would work with president trump? >> well, i think we all have to do it together. the democrats won back the house. we didn't win back the senate or the presidency yet. so we do have to work across the aisle to make sure that we can get things passed, yes. >> brennan: congressman-elect, you are a vet. you mentioned your service. how do you feel about the deployment of u.s. troops, u.s. personnel to the border? is that the right wa using the u.s. military? >> they'r

judge jeanine: then you heard about new mexico and you heard matt gaetz. all these situations involve democrats saying they are finding ballots. what's going on? >> this seems seems to be a pattern, particularly in this election cycle. we have seen this in florida with the governor and senate race. and we see it in arizona. martha mcsally who is running for the retiring seat of jeff flake was up 24,000 votes on election night, and the democrats are saying they found more votes and now she is down 9,000 votes. there are thousands of votes in mayor cope a county haven't been counted. now they are saying martha mcsally is probably going to lose that race. florida, i now it's the home of mickey mouse, but talk about a nicky mouse operation. in governor scott's case, governor scott is only up 1/4 percentage point. they are going to hand count this. we lived through this in the election 2000. with all the ballot integrity issues, all the supposed people who tried to influence the election and tried to break into our election system. we still have people in flori

new mexico was considered a swing state. this is one you start in the 2020 map in the democratic's column it would take a lot to leave it. >> we will take a quick break and have the governor-elect on the other side, hopefully, we'll be right back. mowbray - meet the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps, with the best of pressure cooking and air frying all in one. with our tendercrisp technology, you can quickly cook food, juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside. go from fresh to deliciously done in half the time. which means it may become the only thing you use in your kitchen. (tapping) for cooking, at least. (upbeat music) the ninja foodi, with tendercrisp, the cooking while parenting technology. yeah, i've had some prettyeer. prestigious jobs over the years. news producer, executive transport manager, and a beverage distribution supervisor. now i'm a director at a security software firm. wow, you've been at it a long time. thing is, i like working. what if my retirement plan is i don't want to retire? then l

they did not work in nevada or new mexico. they did not work in illinois. they did not work in kansas. if the politics of division don't work in kansas, there's a good sign for hope in this country. we 17 seats. i heard the president saying this was a really night -- nice night for him. the biggest rejection of the president's party in 36 years -- there's a message there. people want to have commonsense measures. my state has stood up against some of the lack of common sense , we have stood up against the president's decision to separate children from their parents. have backed him down, the we are not done on that battle yet. we stood up against him on his muslim been. we will continue to stand up for commonsense measures. we need congress to pass immigration reform. we need congress to pass the dream act. i have dream on my college campuses who are like wishing because while donald trump hold them hostage. the congress needs to get with it and have meaningful immigration. they will have security on the border. that's something most parties can embrace. we

him in new mexico older state. by right here you're saying that it is not just about the gun issue and that we just got a tweet on that but i'm going to tease our audience and save it for a little later in the conversation because i still want to stay on the midterms now we haven't heard from santa a.j. and i want to share what several people noted was their highlight from these elections this is she should run the handle who said during the selection female candidates smashed more barriers in history and the results showed that when women rewrite the rules it works we reach record breaking numbers ninety five women were elected to the house and the previous record was eighty four so for additional eyes ation of what that looks like here are just a few of those women are iranian american muslim native american gay african-american latino american you can see some of the groundbreaker right bear we actually got a video comments on the same point so i want to share it with you because this was a highlight for kate go

at a warehouse in new mexico. several police patrol cars arrived at the ben e. key foods district in albuquerque last night. the suspect 30-year-old warehouse employee anthony melton is dead. police are still searching for a motive. >>> the secretary of homeland security may be on the way out according to the washington post. president trump has decided to remove kirsten neilson. several white house aids saying the announcement could come as soon as this week. the president has gone frustrated with neilson over immigration policy. >>> president trump says that north korea no longer poses a threat to the united states but a new report says satellite information contradicts that. >> caught on camera satellite photos. this despite president trump's claim the u.s. is safe from piangyang. kim jong un hasn't done a missile testce tal 20imated mis otingt korea has nt declared. >> they've continued their missile activity on the ground in all kinds of operation always through and after the singapore summit and the hopes fo

my grandfather was born in new mexico, rancher. went busted many 1929, came up to work for tap duncan on the diamond bar ranch. tab duncan was related to back jack catcham. these are legendary texan names, and i loved that i was related to outlaws, and it drove my mother crazy. [laughter] everywhere i went, i'd go, hey, i'm related to outlaws, and i'd name 'em all. and what she herald was we're -- heard was we're related to charlie manson and jack the ripper, that's what she heard. [laughter] so my mother was dating captains, lieutenants, the best ranchers in the county, and she picked a private from thompson, iowa, my father. i was born in forest city, iowa, many 1946. my father immediately left to come back here, the place he swore he'd never come back, and he had a signal oil gas station in peach springs, arizona, which is where i put my hand in the wringer. we went back to iowa. in fact, we went back to iowa every summer. we were on route 66 and going backwards, and we were meeting all the people going to california and disneyl

thought that new mexico was f aeign country. long story short, gavin clarkson was able to marry his bride, but he had to pull out his best u.s. trivia to convince the clerk. >> so we went around and were like no, w next xhmekxico is th vacant lot between texas and arizona. we became a 106 years ago. >> to see more pictures of their wedding and more of our interview, open our nbc washington app and search, what , new mexico. >> i heard she even complimented him on his english. sounded great. >> oh, my gosh. t hardo believe. >> congratulations to t newlyweds. >>> and how about this one, rodents, heat problems and a sewer smell. just some of the issues that workers rorted inside the west wing of the white house and two other major government headquarte in d.c. only on news 4, scott macfarlane reports the landmarks are showing their age. >> thousands either sit at a desk mor man a post in these buildings. and they doo each day. three of the most powerful office complexes in the district. but they are also quickly aging. obtained und

bush walled off large sections of california, arizona and new mexico. but large swaths of the southern texas border remained open. that's because it's estimated that 95% of the land is privately owned. in march, congress approved $1.6 billion for 100 miles of border fencing throughout california, new mexico and texas. the largest stretch -- 33 miles -- will rise in the rio grand valley. 25 miles will cut through hidalgo county. and it's dÉjÀ vu for property owners in the projected path of the barrier. they told our correspondent jess gomez they're not giving up their land without a fight this time. jess: in south texas, the rio grande river, the border between mexico and the united states. >>s is -- >> the water right now looks like glass, it's so peaceful. for the cavazos siblings, the jess: banks of the rio grande in mission, hold a lifetime of memories. >> it was my grandmother who bought this land, at a time when women couldn't buy land so my uncle and my dad had to sign for it. jess: the 65 aces of former farmland is now dotted with small rental

she was a high school student inning a kein ning a -- in albuquerque, new mexico. >> reporter: as the story goes, she and her boyfriend were married briefly and then divorced. >> my dad is my real dad, not my biological dad. he a cub immigrant. >> a cuban immigrantle who the castro regime at 16, got to florida and won a florida at the university of new mexico in albuquerque. he was there to study engineering. bezos,ho adopted jeff, took his father's name new mexico holds some pretty important memories for jeff bezos. it didn't make the short list, however, as a possible city for amazon's second headquarters. >> reporter: where is the int n intuition on you second headquarters? >> reporter: dallas is where t bezos family settled. bezos says his houstonch elementary sool is where he first got interested in computers. >> yes, i was a very good student. >> reporter: by high school, hia ly moved to florida. miami was also on the list of 20 possible sites for the second dqazon heauarters hp. bezos was head of his class there. new jersey made the list, too. newark, just down the road. and fr

three people with gunshot wounds were taken to the university of new mexico hospital. the hospital says all three are in critical condition. again, the suspect is still at large. >>> the family of a chicago security guard killed by police as he tried to detain a gunman has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the officer who shot him and his department. documents say 26-year-old jemel roberson was working at a bar. he was wearing a security vest and people why the crowd yelled to arriving police that roberson was a guard. one responding officer shot roberson who later died at the hospital. family and friends say rob erso was studying to become a police officer. >> he got his life taken by people he looked up to. >> midlothian police department says the officer has been placed on administrative leave. >>> a report in "the wall street journal" shows boeing withheld crucial information on the boeing 737 planes. it is a concern with the flight fee ftour that officials -- feature that officials say is cause of the crash in the lion air jet crash last month. managers and pil

to run for governor of new mexico last night. he lost. the reason i say this is weird one because last night the republican in this race yvette herrell she was the projected winner in this. the democrat in the race, she didn't concede. she said she was waiting on votes that hadn't yet been counted. well, sure enough of the right now the local station kob is reporting the votes have been turned. apparently there's still another 100 ballots that need to be hand counted plus another 1,000 provisional ballots to be tallied. but as it stands right now with the addition of those 8,000 ballots nobody knew about last night it kind of looks like a republican hasn't won in new mexico at all. that in fact small as a 3,000 vote

. >> new mexico. >> there's a new mexico? isn't the old one bad enough? make new mexico old again. put that on a hat. >> oh, my gosh. >>> let's get a check of cnn business. asian stocks kickoff november with positive readings here. the hang seng up 2%. shanghai up a little bit. nikkei down 1%. u.s. foots a s afutures are pos. dow closing up to cap off a terrible october. nasdaq trimming the monthly decline. the worst month for the nasdaq since november of 2008. s&p is up 1%. the steepest decline since november of 2011. general motors surged 9% on the earnings report. gm is offering buyouts to a third of the workers in the u.s. as it transitions to self-driving cars. gm employees who worked 12 or more years will get this offer. gm is dealing with higher cost was tariffs on steel and aluminum which raised costs in the third quarter and could raise costs by $1 billion next year. >>> wework is curbing the beer consumption of the new york city members. testing new rules on the free beer offering. free beer at wework. it comes when inappropriate office behavior is under the to the light

my grandfather was born in new mexico, a rancher, busted in 1929. came up to work on the diamond bar ranch for chad duncan who s related to blackjack kvetchum. these are legendary texas names and i loved that i was related to outlaws. and it drove my mother crazy. because everywhere i went i'd go, hey, i'm related to outlaws and i'd name them all. and what she heard was, we're related to charlie manson and jack the ripper. that's what she heard. i'm moving ahead of the story. so my mother was dating captains, lieutenant, having her pick of the litter. the best ranchers in the county. and she picked a private from thompson, iowa, my father. he was born in fort city, iowa, in 1946. my father immediately left to come back here, the place he swore he'd never come back and he had a single oil gas station in peach springs, arizona, which is where i put my hand in the wringer. we went back to iowa, in fact, we went back to iowa every summer. we were on route 66 and going back yards. we were meeting all the people going to california and disneyland and the

we are all about the vote today. >> born in 1904 in new mexico. he was a member of a tribe in world war ii and volunteered to serve in the marines. when he returned he tried to register to vote but native americans on tribal lands could not vote in new mexico. >> after he served his country. >> that's right. in 1948, he sued his county registrar and he won. >> bravo to that. the case struck down voting restrictions and granted full citizenship to all native americans. during the jim crow era, he continued fighting for civil rights for immigrant workers and black southerners. he died in 1989. >> it is amazing. people fight for our country and then they have to fight for the right to vote. your brain naty begins to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got all the answers. - anncr: prevagen is now the number-one-selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. - she outsmarts me every single time. - checkmat

and then by the time they got to new mexico, their numbers had been cut in half. theycouldn't agree . the kid, brewster had a new vision. it's here in socorro, he didn't want to go on. but here's the part that blows my mind. he put on a track for that old pamphlet in 1848 that said we're going to the land of sean. and it's going to be a magical place and there's going to be no war. and the ground is going to open up and the bountiful and all the things under heaven will come to all of you who come with me to the land of the sean. and his location for the land was the confluence of the healer and the colorado river . yuma. where there about 3.5 inches of rain a year, it's sand dunes of your eyebrows. you couldn't farm a fig out of that thing.so when the mormons that were on that trip, when they got to, down to tucson there were only 3 wagons left. and then they came to maricopa south of phoenix and spent a month there and once again, i swear, so many times in real history, if you saw it in a movie, you'd say like there would be a bug collector collecting beetles, t

we think new mexico is as big as are y renewable energy. >> new mexico governor-elect michelle lujan grisham. >> as we go to break, on this veterans day the freshman class will introduce the largest number of military veterans in a decade. mikey cheryl of new jersey and dan crenshaw of texas. we hear at "kasie d.c." want to take a moment to reflect on everything our veterans sacrifice and this great experiment called america. never forget. we're back with more after this. i just got my ancestrydna results: 74% italian. and i found out that i'm from the big toe of that sexy italian boot! calabria. it even shows the migration path from south italia all the way to exotico new jersey! so this holiday season it's ancestrydna per tutti! order your kit now at ancestry.com let's do the thing that you do. let's clear a path. let's put down roots. let's build something. let's do the thing that you do. let's do the thing that changes the shape of everything... that pushes us forward and keeps us going. let's do the work. the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money ri

in 2007, one of her fares turned out to be this man, mark allen, a new mexico horse breeder and heir to an oil fortune. mark allen: the limo people asked me, do you want some guy, or do you want the ex-mrs. washington? i went, i'll take the ex-mrs. washington. josh mankiewicz: five months after meeting peggy thomas, allen says he asked her to marry him. the biggest mistake i ever made my life. josh mankiewicz: within months of moving to his new mexico ranch, allen says peggy was nosing her way into his horse business, pressing him to fire longtime employees and hire friends of hers. you know, she wanted her people to do the accounting and stuff. josh mankiewicz: when he refused, allen says, the man-magnet turned into a man-eater. she'd get on me, and this is like, a dang-- you know, this is like a man getting on you. she's a pretty good-sized woman. i looked in her eyes and i-- and i mean, she's evil. she is evil. josh mankiewicz: but if peggy thomas married well, she divorced even better. allen says he gave her money and an 80-foot houseboat just to go away. the divorce took way lon

so they ended up at the edge where texas, new mexico and the country of mexico meet. near el paso. but there was new mexico state university next to white sands missile range. a really solid technical university. so they settled there at that corner. and there are many other stories, and the book has a lot of stories. i can't possibly tell you the whole tale now, but the short version is my mother died in a car accident when i was 9 -- >> coming home from getting her driver's -- >> yeah, that's right. she had just gotten her dreier's license that morning -- driver's license that morning, and i think after that i felt a profound, profound sense of isolation. and it led me to a fascination with just the potential to connect with people. how to you do it. to me, other humans -- i mean, just even looking at you now, i can also remember what it felt like. you know when you go out at night and you look at the stars, they're just right there, you can see them, they're real. but when you learn a little bit about how the universe is put together, you realize they're inaccessible to us. it c

so victories in wisconsin, illinois, kansas, maine, michigan, new mexico, and nevada. we're very proud in new mexico that our colleague, michelle lieu ham grisham, is now the governor. in colorado, jared polis is now the governor. our current colleague. even though that's replacing a democratic governor, great governor. that wasn't a pickup. but it is a democratic member there. tim walz in minnesota, our colleague, again, winning in minnesota. for us just seeing this -- the extraordinary leadership of these members going into governor's offices, seeing increased number of democratic governorships, was a great night for the american people. we won -- from the beginning we focused on health care. two years ago today, the day after the election, not the same date, but the same day after the election, everyone came together and said, we see the urgency. we want to take responsibility. and that gave us opportunity to protect the affordable care act. that's so essential to the health and financial security of america's working families. and we knew it would be a target with

santa fe, new mexico. boys from the west on fox news. first to you here. democrats find about 20 or 25 people to toss their hats in that they are running for president and yet they can't find anyone to take on nancy pelosi for speaker. what makes a reader so powerful or so feared? >> good morning and thank you for having me. changing nancy pelosi, replacing nancy pelosi for the sake of replacing nancy pelosi without somebody is going to step out. it has a plan. it has a policy that has the vision does not make any sense. here in new mexico -- leland: richard, that goes to the heart of the question. you've got 220 democrats now in the house. none of them have a plan. none of them are better than nancy pelosi are good enough to challenge her. why is she so feared by democrats? >> i don't know if it's a matter of fear. once again she's done a good job in the past. the democrats just pick up at least three dozen seats. maybe as many as 40 seats. she's a big heart of that success that the congressman from here in santa fe. she's a big part of that. you can't di

but reaching new agreement with united states and mÉxico is major step in our economy. canadians got here because team canada was driven by the interests of the middle class, free and fair trade leads to more and better paying middle class jobs for more people. and the benefits of trade must be broadly and fairly shared. that is is secure, that's essential for businesses, families, jobs and entrepreneurs and hard-working people in every corner of our country. as i said, the task isn't done, there is more hard work ahead to build resilient strong economies that support families everywhere in canada. as i discontinued with president trump a few days ago, the recent plant closures by general motors which affects thousands of canadian and american workers and their families are a heavy blow. make no mistake, we will lighthizer and mexican secretary alejandro fajardo, i would like to thank ambassador david negotiator and their talented and extremely hard-working staff thank you all for being here. [applause] >> president of the united states, donald trump, prime minister of

. >> new mexico. >> there's a new mexico? isn't the old one bad enough? make new mexico old again. put that on a hat. >> put that on a hat. maybe he is giving in and finally people have suggested he is not critical enough. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. durkin. >>> this president is stirring up a cauldron of hate. >> they have a lot of rough people in those caravans. they are not angels. >> this idea that we care about the pre-existing conditions is simply not true. >> democrats have tried to say that republicans would take away the pre-existing conditions. that's not true. >>> is it

for governor of new mexico last night, he lost. the reason i say this is a weird one is because last night, the republican in this race, yvette herrell, she was the projected winner. she declared victory around 10:30 p.m. we should have known

they picked up wins in illinois, kansas, maine, new mexico, nevada, wisconsin and a close connecticut race. in texas, republican senator ted cruz narrowly defeated democratic challenger beto o'rourke tuesday in what appeared to be one of the closest senate races in texas in decades. here are last night's victory and concession speeches beginning with beto o'rourke. >> thank you all for being here with us. being with us every single step of the way. el paso, el paso has produced some really great teams over the years and i am very lucky that i got to be part of one that came out of this community. for the last 22 months, i have been traveling every single county of texas, being there to listen to and show up for every single one of us. i'm as inspired, i'm as hopeful as i have ever been in my life, and tonight's loss does nothing to diminish the way that i feel about texas or this country. getting to be with and to see all of you tonight reminds me why we set out to do this in the first place. we're not about being against anybo anybody, not about being against another political party.

will grant, bbc news, mexico. an international team of researchers will grant, bbc news, mexico. back at westminster and interesting temple today and less intense than the last couple of days. theresa may was probably relieved to receive that expression of support, albeit somewhat qualified, from michael gove who was staying in the cabinet as environment secretary, and those more of support from liam fox and from david lidington. but the next potential hurdle looming is that possibility of a no—confidence vote in her. remember, 48 letters of no—confidence in the premise the's leadership are required to be lodged with the 1922 committee if that process is to be triggered. that is what everyone is really looking towards now. simon is here with afternoon live in a few minutes to continue our coverage at westminster. now we look at the weather forecast. for most of us it will stay quite great, gloomy and cloudy through the rest of the day. it is on the mild sty still and southerly winds yesterday from spain and north africa twisting temperatures to 17.6 celsius in the highlands o

illinois, kansas, maine, michigan, new mexico and nevada. we are proud in new mexico that our colleague is now the governor. in colorado, jared is now the governor. that is replacing a democratic governor. that was in such a pickup, but it is a democratic member. tim in minnesota. our colleague winning in minnesota. for us, it is just seeing this extraordinary leadership of these members going into governor's offices and seeing the increased numbers of democratic membership. it was a great night for the american people. from the beginning we focused on health care. two years ago today, the day after the election, not the same date, but the same day after the election, everyone came together urgency, we see the want to take responsibility and that give us opportunity to protect the affordable care act. to thes so essential health and financial security of americans and we knew it would be a target of the trump administration. just so you know we have mobilized many of the south side. despiteame together, where we might be on the spectrum of o

. >> new mexico. >> there's a "new" mexico? isn't the old one bad enough? make new mexico old again. put that on a hat. >> north dakota. >> i love north dakota. they have mt. rushmore. >> no, that's south dakota. >> i think they should put arms on mt. rushmore. that would be a true wonder. >> i'm sorry, what? >> arms. gh, now your insurance won't replace it outright because of depreciation. if your insurance won't replace your car, what good is it? you'd be better off just taking your money and throwing it right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried cold turkey, i tried the patch. they didn't work for me. i didn't think anything was going to work for me until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. i needed that to quit. when you try to quit smoking, with

in arizona, 1200 members are expelled to an army post in new mexico, where their preachings of strike with anarchist overcomes. iww offices are raided and arrested, including bill haywood. socialist party leader eugene b. debs, who got one million votes for president of the street of, president of the united states in 1912 is arrested for objective to the war effort and is sentenced to 10 years in jail. with prosecution of dissidents, wilson has both crushed the antiwar spirit and appeased the extremists. america's answer to the threat from abroad, the threat of the german armies, also becomes more vigorous in the summer of 1918. doubts of national conscience, fears about security, are dimmed by triumphant scenes from the western front. the aef is in action to the hilt, driving back the german's last offensive. woodrow wilson, who feared that war would prove an enemy of liberty, has compromised with that enemy. in the promising autumn of 1918, the nation has not sensed this. what americans feel is an irresistible strength of purpose. the army is on the march in france. the nation is i

this is the second district of new mexico. we have not actually called this, but the democratic candidate is rather be the democrat than the republican, put it that way. utah, a lot of suspense here around mia love, ben mcadams the democratic challenger running against him. trump wrote off mia love the day after the election press conference. mia love has taken a lead in late tabulations. we still haven't called that race. for democrats the margin here in the house, they could end up getting to 38, maybe even 39 seats. there is even a district in california that's been called for the republicans, but that late tabulated vote has brought the democrat within 900 votes. that's the 21st district in california. we're still keeping an eye on that one as well. but again for the democrats, one way to look at this, we talked so much about these clinton-won district. these were districts in 2016 they didn't like donald trump. they voted for hillary clinton, but they sent republicans back to congress. a lot of these were suburban distric

publisher of native reality he also founded the indigenous comic called that's how the new mexico in the united states in silverdale washington state jeffrey very edgy is a native american comic artist and designer and in winnipeg canada sonja ballantine is a writer and filmmaker welcome to the stream all of you so i love this what does that . get so yeah that is the wrong way to start with conversation doing it right back to you so when it comes to comic influences our community has a lot to say and we asked them which character stand out for them erin in there's a gateway from the x.-men series and for our audience that isn't familiar with gateway this is him from the marble fandom universe he's an indigenous australian and this is a closer look at gateway li is this character stand out for you when it comes to a good indigenous superhero. i think there's a bunch of things that i've seen where that where i really appreciate the ways in which. you know a lot of stuff that came out of marvel and folks because we weren't writing or drawing this stuff but. you know i think even to my y

. >> sir, i don't -- >> i'm a hero, so -- [ laughter ] [ beep ] >> new mexico. >> there's a new mexico? isn't the old one bad enough? >> no, sir i don't think -- >> make new mexico old again. put that on a hat. [ beep ] >> oklahoma. >> i miss oklahoma. i wish i didn't have to fire her. >> sir, that was omarosa. [ beep ] >> north dakota. >> i love north dakota. they have mount rushmore. >> oh no, sir, that's south dakota. >> i think that they should put arms on mount rushmore. that would be a true wonder. >> i'm sorry, what? >> arms. [ beep ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ]my >> jimmy: ohoodness! oh, my goodness! that is mix master mike sitting in with the roots tonight! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, my goodness! mixed master mike. i love you, buddy. g d to see you, man. >> good to see you. : every time i see you, i always bring it up, i probably have seen you probably 10 to 15 times. yoused to crush, you playe with the beasties, but also, ed to open up for the b

in new mexico, for example. there is a very good chance of taking her district and winning that for the d democrats. i am looking at jean ortiz jones , down in harris county in texas bank who has a very good chance, running a very strong campa ign. i am looking at some of the races. there are s seven in all where u have women of color who are facing republicans, but campaigning and inspiring a multiracial progressive coalition that may be strong enough to motivate the number of voters that t it is going to tae to win. amy: you also have native american congressional c candide in n new mexico, deb haaland, wo wowould become the first native american woman in congress. >> she is an oppressive champion for progressive, broad-based justice agenda. i remember watching her speech the night that she won the primary and she said this is a victory for working people and a victory for indian country. i think this is the year that will be noted in history that the native american community, in particular women, who are ver

victories in wisconsin, illinois, kansas, maine, michigan, new mexico and nevada, we are very proud of new mexico that our colleague is now the governor, in colorado we have the governor, even though that is replacing a democratic governor. it was not a pick—up but it is a democratic member. jim pick—up but it is a democratic member.jim in pick—up but it is a democratic member. jim in minnesota, our colleague, again winning in minnesota. for us, seeing the extraordinary leadership of these memberships going into governor ‘s offices, the increased number of democratic governorships, it was a great night for the american people. we won, from the beginning we focused on health care. two years ago today, the day after the election, not the same date, but the same day after the election, eve ryo ne same day after the election, everyone came together and said we see the urgency, we want to take responsibility, and that gave us opportunity to protect affordable care. that was so essential to the health and financial security of america's working families. and we knew it would be a tar

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