north carolina, it's a way more purple than kansas. what are the voters of north carolina telling you as you travel around the state and campaign for the senate? >> the majority of north carolinians do support this fundamental freedom for people to make their own decisions about their abortion. and we have certainly seen the risk to women's health where medical professionals are afraid to render treatment. and people here and north carolina are incensed. they are angry, they are fearful. i spoke with a grandfather just this evening because he is very fearful for his granddaughters and their health. it is important. as so many people here in north carolina talk about this dire sense of urgency around this election because they know that the next senator from north carolina must absolutely fight to protect this fundamental freedom. i'm prepared to do that and i am fully committed to doing. so i have always as a part of my service as a judge upheld the constitution and fought hard to protect the rule of law, and my opponent, unfortunately

price of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. price will vote yes on the motion to concur. >> as the member designated by mr. brooks, mr. brooks will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? mr. kustoff: as the member designated by ms. bass brownley, are pingree, these members will vote yes on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gibbs, i inform the house that mr. gibbs will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. delauro and mr. smith, i inform the house these members will vote yes on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. chris smith of new jersey and pursuant to

and so today in north carolina, we stand ready to help change the narrative. i do believe that it is time for us to talk about the encroachment or non-encroachment of reproductive rights for men. the conversation in this arena has been primarily focused in on women's reproductive rights. but there are two partners when it comes to pregnancy, and we should look and see what the other side can contribute in this conversation when it comes to reproductive freedoms. we are all at a crucial state in our nation in a number of arenas. but the right to choose is a fundamental right in so many areas, and when it is threatened, we must all pitch in to make sure that it is balance. i'm a former judge. the sitting judge for 24 years in the state court. so balancing and fairness is very important to me in my state, in my city. so i am here today to try to tell us, we must talk about the reproductive freedom that men have that women do not currently. pres. biden: tell me how you do that? i understand it's clear in his face an accurate, but how, making the case of the freedo

carolina's politics but because he was an organizer and driving force behind the third north carolina volunteer infantry. in 1898, similar to what john mitchell junior, the editor of the richmond planet did, he call for young black officers. young actually served in the regiment and was promoted while promoting his newspaper. he served as the lead officer in that regimen. despite his beliefs in pacifism, he did believe it was necessary for african-americans to serve in this war. he believed the need of the race to be put above his own. he went out and encouraged black men to serve in the military and helped getting large numbers of black men to enlist and garnered large numbers of black support for the war. he was dedicated to not only being the editor of the raleigh gazette but also focusing attention on this black military service in north carolina. so when looking at colonel young, james young that is, and when the third was called to serve, the battalion was called the black battalion armor court. it comprised of new recruits who were members of the state guard. young fought relen

it's just not working for us here in north carolina. i certainly know that we are traveling all over this great state. we have been to the western part of the state and the eastern part of the state. people are excited, they are engaged. we have had support from all 100 counties in the state. it's a big state. we are the ninth largest in the nation. we are excited about people being galvanized and excited about the race. certainly, if people want to know about my candidacy, i would ask them to go to cheribeasley.com. >> your reaction to president trump pleading the fifth and the fbi searching his residence? you are a former supreme court chief judge from north carolina. you know the legal ramifications of this. >> i do. i just know i have a real respect for the rule of law, for law enforcement being able to do their jobs. i think we need to see how this falls into place to have an opportunity to assess where we are. i do also know that it's important that national security be of primary concern for all of us. >> it's a pleasure to meet

newly uncovered documents show hundreds of illegal aliens are on the voter rolls in north carolina, how is this possible? russell vote is the president for the center of renewing america, what can you tell me about this? >> we've identified these documents with our sister organization the american accountability foundation, the extent to which there is systemic and voter fraud being done in north carolina at the state board of election level and the dmv to incentivize illegal immigrants voting in the election which they are not supposed to do. what we have is documents and email traffic from the u.s. attorney in the eastern district of north carolina to the state board of education saying you have this problem, you're not taking the illegal immigrants off of the roles. you're not taking people convicted of voter fraud off the roles and what is worse and gets to the extent of it, the dmv is prepopulating the applications for a driver's license ensure those people are citizens. those go through, the individuals themselves never have to assert that they in fact are citizens. not only does

is now in the collection of the north carolina museum of history. i think them very much for letting me come down two years ago to take it out of storage preventing is been out of its box for years because of the condition. but laid it out so we can take a look and see what is going on. you will notice right away. it is all black. no better white pieces. that shocked me. that led me down to what we're doing today. the main body of the robe is completely gone whenever the textile terms are that the weave is completely gone but you can see the sleeves those in her sleeves are intact the top part is fairly intact and these are actually the outer sleeves remember they are red and white pieces on the sleeves? so that this would be attached to the inner sleeve. you can tell they have a weird sheen to them. it's hard to tell them trying to work with the two museums to get that to robes side by side so they can be looked at. what you notice right away there are very similar attributes. this is the outer sleeve. they have the same treatment but they are not

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both share a love for nature and the beauty of western north carolina. >> i've had the idea of shooting a couple behind that spot for a really long time and told my mother years ago about it. and, you know, at this point in time it was one of those things where i didn't think it was in the cards for me. >> but then abby came into the picture. friends first, then making things official in 2020. >> yeah, i had to wait over a year, though, for the moon to get in the right spot. >> and while getting nature to cooperate is one thing -- >> getting me to cooperate and hike up that mountain was a feat. >> the proposal seen by more than 3.3 million people on tiktok. the footage shot by andrew's brother, max, from half a mile away. >> i wasn't too nervous, but my mom was there, and she was kind of frantic-ing around a little bit. but she made me a little nervous. >> reporter: even when clouds threatened to ruin the magic of that superman. >> i got a couple clips of just the moon with nothing else in it. we went back in the morning and shot the actual proposal and then just masked out the moon and

its chief justice marc howard of the supreme court of north carolina. it's on a museum in spain and it's online if you want to look at. and the fabric it is 3d literally coming out of the painting. it's a fabulous painting. -- what happens when the court new supreme court that is being created comes assist for the first time in new york city. this is a building where they met. this is a merchants exchange building, at the foot of broadway in downtown new york city. the court met on the second floor, an open air market underneath, but they close the market we think while the court was sitting hopefully. there's very little documentation about what happened on this day. there's no description of what the judges war. they just did some business. there weren't any cases to hear, because this was the first time they sat. and there is documentation that when the session ended, it made no decision about what judges would where there's a letter to james irondale associate justice saloon north carolina his return lawyer similar into the judges didn't make a deci

i'm going to state like alabama public high school graduates are black or a place like north carolina where unc chapel hill and roll something like 8% black students in north carolina state and rolls five percent right? just kind of looking across the board. there were all of these individual instances and i think one of the things that best helps people understand that sort of injustice is the granularity of it, right the fact that when when ada louise simple fisher is suing to get into the university of oklahoma school of law in the supreme court says you have to enroller instead the state of oklahoma rushes a law school and to existence in five days and says, here's your law school, you know, we've hired a part-time faculty. this is where you can go understanding the granularity of all of that. i think is i felt was important. so that's i think why why i really kind of wanted to examine this broader structure and she was just like in a room, right? it was like, you know, it was it was in the capital building. they had the one of the floors of the capitol building they turned into a

because again they were in colorado which is different from north carolina. greg had grown up outside ofng chicago. what are you talking about you can't commend question recordsov we don't let blacks in here. so fourr of them left. he realized that night how white his life had been. even though we played ball with black eyes, he never really had known black eyes. and he made it a point to try to understand. he told his players on different occasions, if i were black, i would've gone to jail a number of times because of the way police had dealt with him. and you know steve, he's just for the break is out there. he is also, said he went on a reading spree to try to understand better what it is like to be black. one of his assistant coaches told him that he was watching the news one night after the arboretum shooting. his 8-year-old son walked in hed didn't realize he was there. his son turned to him and said dad, does this mean we cannotub run in our neighborhood because that is how he got murdered. he realized oh my god, i have never had to deal with that with

the north carolina senate and the north carolina general assembly. these maps are intended to further reduce democratic representation and outcome -- that is likely to dilute the power of minority voters and reduced minority representation at both state and federal levels. while this is not the outcome i had hoped for, the panel did establish key findings about the unequal nature of these maps and laid the foundation for the state supreme court to rule against partisan gerrymandering on appeal. under the state constitution. the recent efforts in my state to undermine the continuance of american democracy highlight the importance of the surpassing federal voting rights let -- legislation to ensure our governing institutions reflect the diverse communities they were present. and that it is consistent with our district. finally, i want to correct a misconception that the members of both parties have that expanding voting rights only helps democrats at the ballot box. in 2020, the north carolina offered the longest voting. -- longest voting period in the

and corporations are coming to north carolina. they tend to go to raleigh and charlotte but they miss out on the talent in our rural community. >> reporter: she lost her last statewide vote by just 401 votes as hundreds of rural voters of color sat out the election. >> do politicians come that often? >> no, no. >> reporter: what do you think is at stake right now? >> again, being a rural county, just getting people out to vote. >> reporter: beasley is in a competitive race with republican congressman ted bud, giving her a shot to become the first black senator in the state. her race also seen as one of the democrats' rare chances to pick up a senate seat. >> with the frustrations that some voters have with the biden administration over the economy and inflation, has the president hurt your chances here? >> you know, i certainly understand why there are people who are frustrated and who are disappointed in what's happening in washington. they expect more and they deserve more. >> reporter: beasley's republican opponent meantime hap

and and they were they because again they were in colorado which is different from north carolina and and greg had grown up out outside chicago. and what are you talking about? he can't come in. well, we don't let blacks in here. so all four of them left. and popovich said he realized that night how white his life had been that he'd never really. even though he played ball with black guys. he never really known black guys and he made it a point to try to understand and he told me that he's told his players on different occasions if i were black. i'd have gone to jail a number of times because of the way. police have dealt with him and steve, you know steve. he's just one of the bright guys out there. he also is a popovich the disciple and he said that he went on a reading spree to try to understand better what it's like to be black and it one of his assistant coaches told them that he was watching the news one night, um after the the amato aubrey shooting and his eight year old son walked in and he didn't realize he was there and his son turned him and said dad does this mean we can't

the north carolina supreme court struck down the supreme -- gerrymandering of the state congressional district. relied on provisions of the state constitution as the basis for its decision. apply to all federal elections. here today to examine the legal theory to discuss the evidence or lack thereof supporting of it and perhaps more importantly to explore the consequences to american democracy that would ensue if the court endorses it, this topic may seem dry at times. all 50 states have administrators. some are elected, some are appointed. none are the state's actual legislature. professional, nonpartisan administration is a cornerstone of the modern american right to vote. depending on how the court resolves this upcoming case the entire apparatus could vanish overnight. at least for federal elections, which i would say is important. state politicians would find themselves in charge of federal elections. that is what the framers thought to avoid. the constitution is a reflection of what came before it. the failed experiment of the articles of confederation that illustrated the peril

i mean, the realityan north t carolina was a state that thathe donald trump won. we knowh that there were other states that that went in the different direction, even though this election hado overwhelming turnout compared to the previous t one . and that these things are happening. the left is so incredibly organized, they swap notes, they tell their organizing sessions how this should be done. they spent four hundred millionh dollars outsourcing the running of local elections to the democrat party operatives through zucker bucks. these types of standard operating procedures are not just being done in north carolina. they're being done in every in which these these dollars are flowing fauci we welcome immigrants tomi the country. we know that those are greatha strength, but legalt immigratin ,you earn the right to vote .. it's something that people doak it the right way, take greate pride in and stuff like this ruins it for everyone. it's why 27% of the american people in the u.s.f th believe immigration should be increased. the rest of the country big is t on bo

again they were in colorado which is different from north carolina and greg had grown up outside of chicago. what are you talking about he can't come in? we don't let black people in. popovich said he realized that night how white his life had been that he had never even though he played ball with black guys he had never known black guys and he made it a point to try to understand and he told me he told his players on different occasions if i were black i would have gone to jail a number of times echoes of the way police had dealt with him. and you know steve he's one of the brightest guys out there and he's a popovich disciple. he went on a reading spree to try to understand better what it's like to be black and one of the coaches told him he was watching the news one night after the ahmaud arbery shooting and his 8-year-old son walked in and he didn't know he was there. his son turned him and said bad is it true you can't run in her neighborhood because that's how ahmaud arbery got murdered. i never had to deal with that one has a kid that anybody who is the father, a black father has to

host: one more call from north carolina, independent line. caller: i am going to stay independent here. a lot of people are calling him a liar and deceiver and even using the word stuff. i want to compliment you for asking what kind of stuff. i appreciate you trying to get these i appreciate that. host: the representative race yesterday, what do you think? caller: i think it is a problem they are having. it was proven and moved on. they are playing it out in positives. host: are you saying her losses related to her family or her position on donald trump? caller: i think it is a family issue. i think it is her personal family grievances. she is defending the constitution. half the people saying that can't explain it. that is why i have to move on. host: ok. that is gary there in north carolina. i appreciate all of you who participated. our first guest is jeron smith. talking about efforts to reduce crime. we will talk about some of what he is advocating for. we will hear from sure along well. >> sharon longwell. and issues related to january 6

so what is it that keeps tourists flocking to mount airy, north carolina, by the hundreds of thousands every year? i'll give you a hint. ♪ >> reporter: ahead on "sunday morning." >>> jane fonda and lily tomlin have been acting together and breaking rules together for more th're not about to stop now. >> because we are sick and tired of being dismissed by people like you. >> mic drop. >> it seems touch turns to gold, especially the netflix series "grace and frankie." but their careers are more about love than money. >> she gives all her money away. i me,een at least ten times. >> lily tomlin and jane fonda on their long-running show and their forever friendship. our seth doane spent part of the summer on the water enjoying what can only be described as a floating work of art. >> reporter: it was as if scenery, boat, and captain were trying to outdo each other. do you always go boating in a suit? >> no, but she deserves it. >> reporter: she is this vintage wooden boat, blending glamour, craftsmanship, and a little bit of history. all aboard an italian classic. later on "sunday morning.

caller: this is troy, north carolina. host: i'm so used to upstate new york, my mind went right there. i'm sorry. go ahead. caller: i'm calling about the comment on the topic this morning. i tried calling this morning but i could not get through. but i was one of those hello? ok. i was one of those with vocational training and high school, back in the 1970's. i came out to a trade school, but i got a job. i made a good living, all my life. that is what i wish education would go back to. having bricklaying, motor mechanics, stuff like that in high school, before these kids cannot go to college. it worked out because i could have gone to north carolina state on a football scholarship, but that is where i think that we are failing our kids in school. we are not giving them the opportunity to come out when they graduate from high school and have a chance to make a living at a job. but -- host: let's go to morgan. caller: thank you. you look rather dapper this morning, sir. there is hypocrisy in the republican party. we see th

and i say maybe talk about what happened in north carolina. yeah. i mean, in the book we write about, this student named love cesar, who was at college in north carolina that split the the historically black college in half. and she to her classmates that what they were doing was silencing their voices, erasing the power of their votes. and so she went outside in the middle of the with chalk and drew a line down, the middle of campus to show where how their power was being divided, how it was being attacked. and it led to all sorts of outrage. people came together, protested, and with the help of the attorney general organization nerc, those maps ended up being thrown out. it was a moment where republicans folks who drew the maps thought they could get away with silent intentional bureaucratic silencing of votes. and because the people responded, those in power were forced to pay attention. so you can overcome this gerrymandering. and it's not just a situation where it hurts our democracy because it makes it so certain voices have more power than ot

in north carolina, thank you. more on the breaking news we've been following, a new fbi bulletin warning of a spike in threat to law enforcement. a come in as right-wing media fuels extremist anger over the surge of mar-a-lago. >> they are constantly saying, they're writing the word go. people who look at donald trump they look in the see their country they believe. they feel them no choice but to act. ce but t act. ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day,... ♪ ...it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. ♪...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ no once-daily copd medicine... has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take

roughly 40% or so of the number of cases in north carolina recorded in this county. this is a high frequency area and need to make sure that they get it to the people most deeply affected. black and brown communities within the communities of men who have sex with men and transgender. >> they have to come up with more creative ways to reach the communes. you can't put something on social media saying we have done it. go to the bars, the clubs, individually to get the information out to get it to the community. >> reporter: there are stipulations. restrictions and criteria for people who are eligible at the events. anybody who is exposed directly to someone who tested positive for monkeypox. it is men who have sex with men or transgender people and criteria that they may respond to within the past 90 days. we want to be clear. they don't want to worry about stigma w stigma. this is not a gay disease but focusing on those most affected. >> dianne gallagher in north carolina, thank you so much. the outbreak comes as the u.s. is dealing with the impacts of covid-19 pande

host: that is johnny in north carolina, independent line. on the front page of a study today, taking a look at what is happening in greenland with ice. even if the entire world stopped burning fossil fuels today, the study finds greenland's ice sheet would still lose enough ice to add nearly a foot to rising sea levels. for the ice sheet to correct that and balance, it would lose an estimated 100 trillion tons of ice adding at least 10.8 inches. the story adds that greenland contribution to sea levels could be more than two feet in the next century if global warming continues. that is the front page of usa today. you can find this on their website. this is open forum for the next 15 minutes. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. independents, (202) 748-8002. text us at (202) 748-8003. very, up next. michigan, democrat line. caller: this is in response to your first caller. the lady i believe that was from alabama. it is not only treason, it is fascism. anybody that does not agree with that, all they have to do is goog

[laughter] >> i'm canyon woodward, a grow been north carolina and i'm a showrunner. >> i know that, i'm your brother. ♪♪ my name is chloe maxton. i am a state representative candidate for state senate and human being she lived inside with us for a couple days and i grew up on my family's farm in noble bro. and i've always just loved where i'm from so much. it's just something i've always known and as i got older i really began to see all of the forces that were threatening where i grew up in the place that i loved so much. thank you. ♪♪ gonna be late. doesn't search on me. tell me everything you know. about canyon woodward great. love them. it's not a verified source, it's mom. what do you know about him running? i guess the first time we saw running is when it' the first time we saw him running was running away from us when he was a little kid running down the driveway running away in montana hiding under a bridge, run, run, run. >> where did he learn it? >> i was in history class in my history teacher was cross-country coach and she was desperate for runners and one day she st

she will be in north carolina. but at least one senate candidate does not want to appear with her, it democratic senate candidate. isn't that unusual? rick: it is surprising. sherry beasley is a democratic candidate for senate in south carolina. right now there are no black female senators in the u.s. senate, kamala harris was the last one. she talks a lot about not being the last person to be in that particular job. i think the beasley campaign is saying that this is an official event and shall be elsewhere, but this has campaign overtones. it would be easier enough for her to fix her scheduled to be there. but we have heard from a lot of democrats nationwide when pressed on these issues, they have mixed feelings about both biden and harris. they are keen on running their own races. it will be interesting, we are to see a lot of midterm-related travel. harris making the trip to north carolina. president biden in pennsylvania, ohio on monday, the record of whether democrats want to be seen with them is different in

host: that is great in north carolina. two along the west virginia/ohio border, on the ohio river, andrea in west virginia. good morning. caller: good morning. t way for having me. -- thank you for having me. as for trump's influence, i think it is about the same, if not less than previous presidents. previous president obama still is involved with politics and provides influence, and he was president for two periods. it seems odd to me that they are calling out trump for providing influence when, literally, every other president has done that. as for the secret documents that are brought up that were found in his florida estate, i would like to point out that the white house staff are responsible for packing up his belongings, and the secret service are responsible for inspecting the belongings that are moved out of the white house. and that all happens on inauguration day, within a six-hour period, according to the white house site. host: so you think this is all just a misunderstanding? caller: a misunderstanding, at be

there's some people think he was born in north carolina. there's some people think he was born in bristol england. there are different theories. i haven't seen the definitive. in detailing of his early life, so it's very hard to say much about him, but i have no doubt that a number of pirates were educated. i mean certainly as well educated is the average person of the day whether they were as educated as steve bonnet was for example an aristocrat. i doubt that that was quite common, but they were just like their fellow -- of the era people who went to see and were before the masked or weren't the officers and weren't the head guys. they often had very minimal education, but you have to remember back then. a lot of people didn't go to school at all. i mean they had very different kinds of careers. they were physical labor again if you can find more maybe it's out there. it would be wonderful if there was a great journal or something that nobody's found that gives us greater insights and i have no doubt that something will be found but a lot

mchenry of north carolina, mr. dunn of florida the following members may be permitted to address the house mr. mchenry and mr. dunn will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from west virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. miller of west virginia and mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that these members will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. bucshon of indiana, i inform the house that mr. bucshon will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. diaz-balart of florida, i inform the house that mr. diaz-balart will vote no on the previous question. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 219, the nays are 208. the resolution is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconside

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