little to no support from the dnc. >> well, the dnc has hundreds of millions of dollars. and they have money to spend all over the country on different campaigns. they sent about $100,000 a week and a half to two weeks before election day. so when they send the money, and they control that money on whatever it is they they are doing. that is not a lot of support. >> how much money was your campaign able to fund-raise? >> i'm gonna say more or less about 100 to hundred 50,000. >> how much money did mile floors raise? >> i think what was spent on her side of the campaign, not by her, but by the republicans was about 1.6 million. >> wow! a big difference! >> yeah quite a bit of difference. >> on ads alone, republicans ended up spending more than 1 million dollars for flores, compared to 134,000 spent by democrats. faced with this reality, he says that he decided to take 100,000 dollar loan from his retirement account to invest in his own campaign. three months after losing the election, he's still trying to peter to avoid a penalty from the irs. >> your campaign manager said

, and he said flatly that president biden is running and they are building the dnc for 2024. you see where the thinking is. in addition there are things that have been helpful to president biden. the specter of former president trump running, the real reason for the run in 2020, remains on the battlefield. and many democrats believe that president biden is the best candidate for the democrats against trump specifically. so while trump is in the news after the raid at mar-a-lago and as we continue to see these investigations into him and some of his closest allies, that's helpful biden. it unifies democrats behind him. as we've seen in polling changes, more positive for biden as democrats coming home to him. >> thank you so much. good to see you. >>> to this year's big election cycle, of course, ahead of november is the race for governor. and nevada is in a kind of dead heat. new polling shows steve sisolak has a lead over joe lombardo. it is still inside the margin of error. lombardo is making conservative views on education a focusal point in his run for office. he said he h

i talked to the former white house aid who is at the dnc. he said basically that they are building for 2024 while helping the 2022 midterms by increasing the infrastructure at the dnc. >> is this really just starting? how far along are they and do we have any sense of consideration for when a final decision might be made? >> as you know, everything in biden world is deliberative. so probably not going it hear an announcement from president biden any time soon. it will take awhile. and one of the benefits of building the party's structure opposed to trying to stand up a campaign right now is that it does buy a little extra time. there's a lot of things they can do through the dnc that are campaign activities that don't require that formalized launch of a campaign. so i wouldn't expect to hear president biden make a formal announcement until after the midterms and maybe not well into next year. >> it's interesting when you talk about the midterms because if they are talking about campaign messaging, that's got to be informed by whatever happen

parties and candidates like dan sanchez, as for the upcoming november election they said quote, the dnc is investing in texas democrats ground game and long term party building that will help candidates in 2022 and beyond. it's worth noting that when sanchez ran the district was about to be redrawn in a way that is even friendlier to democrats. november, it will also have their own incumbent in the race. as a democratic committee told us quote, the path to keeping the house majority runs to the new texas district lines, and now it is all eyes on november as we support congressman gonzalez in his campaign, we have every confidence gonzales will send mayra flores packing. did they not see the 2020 results, right? the pretty big -- in all four counties, did they not see that and act accordingly? >> i don't know if they didn't see it or they didn't care, because ultimately i wasn't going to be there more than five months. they didn't see the big picture, they didn't see that once you flip a seat, once you get some traction you will be able to raise a lot more money, a lot more support to tr

. -- cox.more, including >> preside dnc's annual summer meeting. after offering condolences to the people of the canadian kingdom upon the death of queen elizabeth, if talked about his administration's achievement so far in the democratic agenda. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome jamie harrison, chair of the democratic national committee. >> welcome, my friends. welcome, democrats. thank you all for being here. i love getting to see the full diversity of our party on display. it is amazing. >>well, after the january 6 riot, roughly to 60 to 65% of -- >> welcome my friends. welcome democrats. thank you all for being here. i love getting to see the full diversity of our party on display. it is amazing. and as diverse as we are, i am fired by the values that unite all of us. when you are a democrat, using the government should work for working people period. this past year and a half we made it work for working people. we got the economy back on track. gas prices keep falling. job creation is historic. last month, we passed be inflation reductio

as a tear of the dnc i will do everything in my power to defeat the gop in 2022. [applause] we have built our largest voter protection team ever. we have already doubled our investments from 2018. we had people on the ground in battleground states since last year, earlier than ever before. we are getting our message out in over 36 languages. working together with broad correlations, community activists, climate advocates, young people, our friends in the labor movement, our sister committees, daca, and folks across the country. we are going to elect democrats all across the nation. all across the nation. [applause] the gop can try all they want to distract and divide us. they will fail. we know what makes a democrat. a democrat can be a parent who does not want to worry about whether they will see their kid again when they drop them off at school. a democrat can be a diabetic who is sick and tired of having to decide between insulin and groceries every month. a democrat can be a young activist who knows we have to be bold if we want to address the climate crisis.

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., president biden speaking at the dnc 2022 summer meeting at maryland national harbor. on c-span two at 9:00 a.m. eastern, chair powell talks about the state of monetary policy. at 10:00 a.m., senators returned to work on judicial nominations. these also stream live on the c-span now video app, which is free to download on your mobile video device. ♪ >> high school students, you are invited to participate in this year's c-span studentcam documentary competition. in light of the upcoming midterm election, feature yourself as a newly elected number of chris. -- member of congress. make a five to six minute video that shows the importance of your issue from an opposing or supporting perspective. among the $1000 in cash prizes is a $500 grand prize. announcer: next on c-span, education secretary mcgill cardona reviewed the biden administration's student loan forgiveness plan. he talked about teacher shortages and alternative requirements for filling vacancies made it is hosted by the christian science monitor. [indistinct conversation] [captions copyright national cable s

nevada and an elected democrat murdered a journalist who's investigating him and abc, cbs, nbc, msn, dnc all failed to mention the murder suspect was a democratic official. would they ignore it if it was a maga republican? why bother if it's not a maga republican. the media mob is so dedicated to attacking conservatives protecting democrats that they are turning a behind eye to a deadly problem in americans with small towns and big cities and as we speak, violent criminals are now roaming free all over the country thanks to the far left policies and by the way, in the state of illinois, it is about to get even worse. you couldn't think possible. take a look. >> as of january 1, 2023, the following things will go into effect and people need to be aware. it abolishes cash bail for almost every offense. but this includes kidnapping and armed robbery and aggravated du and i recollects public official and aggravated feuding and alluding and offenders released on electronic monitoring and they could almost drive to arkalaska before we can look for them. denies victims constitutional rights and

said earlier in the show that decades and decades of progress were lost in the period and i think the dnc and that you played says it all. democrats were saying partly at the behest of the contributors and the teachers union. this idea of rewriting history completely to suggest that democrats were trying hard to keep schools open while republicans were keeping them close and forcing children into zoom sessions is not going to fly. >> bret: this is "the new york post" from back of the time, the american federation of teachers lobbied the senators for centers of disease control and suggested for the federal agency school reopen guidance in february. the lobby and paid off in two instances language suggestions offered by the union were adopted nearly verbatim into the final cdc document. susan, what about this and obviously there's numbers we talked about in "the new york times" that are horrific. is there a political jiu-jitsu happening here by the white house? >> i don't pick it works when you can have video evidence and a different approach that the democrats are taking criticism of the t

following the president at a dnc event in washington dc, he's talking about climate change, importance of addressing that. the disconnect that has come up on the part of the white house, to refer to the fire that is going on, and this is the selloff built on fears that inflation is so out of control the federal reserve has to keep raising interest rates to get a handle on it, monitoring these remarks closely but this is something that comes up a lot by bad timing to be talking about things that seem out of sync, including a couple weeks ago as many of you recall, celebrating the inflation reduction act on a day we learned inflation was getting worse and markets at that time, 1200 points. the backdrop is the selloff that might or might not continue. not saying you should necessarily do that with whatever the markets are doing but there's a growing concern that this president who prides himself on not looking at the markets like his predecessor, might want to take a peek. it would be a tad disruptive. let's get the read from douglas holtz eakin, former budget director. i am looking at th

live coverage of president biden speaking at the dnc 2022 summer meeting at maryland national harbor. on c-span2 at 9:00 a.m. eastern federal reserve chair jerome powell talks with the state of monetary policy and at 10:00 a.m. senators returned to continued work on judicial nominations. these events and programs also stream live on the c-span now video app which is free to download on your mobile device. >> next, former obama administrator security officials talked with the fbi search at mar-a-lago and the potential legal implications. since this conversation a federal judge authorized a special master to review the documents that were seized. the "washington post" also now reports classified materials allegedly contained information about the nuclear capabilities of an undisclosed foreign government. >> so, as you know we offer informative discussions on the critical issues of the date with the highest caliber will thought leaders and experts read today that includes two important speakers at the very top. we are very honored to welcome back secretary jeh johnson who served as secre

it is time to president -- vice president harris is to the dnc are there any precautions made? >> i will say this, north korea has a history of doing these tests. it is not unusual, it is something they do, historically. they can speak for themselves on why. it is not something i will speak to from here. what i can speak to is our commitment to the security of japan and south korea and allies. the vice presidents visit is a demonstration of that. >> we do patters statement -- he put out a statement yesterday after senator manchin withdrew the proposal. what is the administration's view on legislation going forward? is there any preferred vehicle for the spell? a senator suggested the ndaa might be a possibility. >> a couple of things. first, i want to say the president wants the government remain open. he is glad for congress for continuing a budget resolution. i want to state that clearly. at the same time, the president believes we must pass the permanent reform bill so the united states can realize the benefits of the historic investment in the inflation reduction act. the b

. >> president biden and his white house advisers decided not to call off a dnc fund raiser last night. so to date his most in depth comments about the queen's passing were at a dnc fund raiser. >> i had the opportunity to meet her before she passed. she's an incredibly gracious and decent women. thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the people of the united kingdom and the commonwealth and their grief. >> when president biden and king charles connect, we expect to get comments by a press shoot read out. president biden is in delaware most of the weekend. we expect him back here for 9-11 commemorations sunday, neil. >> thanks, peter doocy. he can always get the big picture. david, obviously this is a signal about how big a deal the queen's passing was and is to the world. i'm just wondering, are they in terms of the mag any -- magnitude of this event. you probably have to go back to john kennedy's funeral. every head of state made it there. that was sudden and unprepared for. this might be a different case. what do you think? >> these things are hit and miss. really hit

that had been recognized. >> this comes as the dnc unanimously approved a measure calling for president biden to grant clemency to activists. leonard helped here from prison. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> all right. we'll stanford has gone from handling an fcs school. colgate last saturday to taking on the nation's 10th ranked team in usc this afternoon. and what a difference a week makes feel. nice moment prior to the game today, stanford honoring their former all american quarterback andrew luck who was inducted into the college football hall of fans and graduations out to him. stanford here was down 14, nothing in the 1st quarter when current stanford quarterback tanner mckee, it's j smith on the 7 yard touchdown plate. days that emmitt smith enjoying the play. stanford down 14, 7 now, but it only took us 11 seconds to get the score back. quarterback jalen williams, caleb williams drops back, fires it down the field to jordan. addison there. great catch eludes. a defender scampered. 75 yards and a pager usc back on top. 21 7, the trojan scoring touchdowns on their first 5 drives. this

that the stakes could not be higher. >> this comes as the dnc unanimously approved a measure calling for the president to grant clemency to activist. leonard helped here from prison. now to the very latest on the search warrant at mar-a-lago, the justice department and former president trump's legal team have each proposed who they want special master candidates to review documents recovered from the former president's home last month. the doj nominated to former federal judges thomas griffith and barbara jones. >> the trump team propose retired judge raymond dearie and florida lawyer paul huck junior. however, the 2 sides differ on the scope of the duties. the independent arbiter would have lawyers for trump say that they believe the special master should review all documents seized by the fbi during its search. the justice department says the our butter should not be permitted to inspect classified records. it's not clear when a district court judge will rule or what form that ruling will take russia's reshuffling some of its troops as the ukrainian military reclaims. some areas lo

. >> president biden and his advicers decided not to call off a dnc fund raiser last night. his most in depth comments were about the dnc fund raiser. >> i had the opportunity to meet her before she passed. she was an incredibly gracious and decent woman. my thoughts and prayer and the american people are with the people of the commonwealth and their grief. >> shortly after the meeting, president biden referenced with the queen. he broke protocol by telling the reporter what the two of them spoke in private and he offered a surprising comparison. >> the two leaders, if one i'm about to me with, mr. putin. she wanted to know about xi jinping. she reminds me of my mother in terms of the look of her and the generosity. >> president biden has said he invited queen elizabeth to the white house. we know that visit never happened and we're also told the last time they spoke at all was when the president was in europe last summer. martha? >> peter, thank you very much. peter doocy at the white house. with that, let's bring in bret baier, executive editor of "special report." great t

ashley: seriously, nazi germany, this coming from an advisor to the dnc, what say you? >> this is utterly abhorrent, i think it is shameful and the most autocratic thing that is happening, in the last several years when it comes to politics is this autocratic redistribution of wealth via the forgiveness of student loans for we are seeing done by this white house in ways that are totally unconstitutional and illegal. to use this kind of language about so many millions of americans and turnaround and say why are we so divided? why don't people trust our institutions, this is why, they have someone from a major party in an advisory position saying this kind of radical language about so many republicans who are their neighbors, this kind of thing is abhorrent, it should be rejected. it should be apologized for and the more we see it from the democratic side more likely we will see the kind of red wave i think a lot of us expect to happen in november. ashley: we have to leave it there. great to speak to you, appreciate it. former president trump's legal team take a request f

it's a challenge for president biden as he attends a dnc event and tries to sharpen his midterm message. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >>> we begin our coverage tonight in ukraine where bogus referendums are under way as moscow tries to solidify its hold on occupied territory. our senior international correspondent ben wedeman is on the ground for us. ben, is this so-called voting essentially happening at gunpoint? >> reporter: basically it is, wolf. we're seeing video and hearing reports of election workers going house to house, door to door, with ballot boxes, accompanied by armed men, in some cases armed men wearing balance cla vas. we're wear the election workers are going door to door. people are locking their doors and simply not answering to avoid voting. in fact, the ukrainian authorities have urged residents of the occupied territories not to answer the door in case strangers show up. now, at the polling stations themselves, apparently there aren't any voting booths. basically you vote in the op

>> i want the dnc to come to atlanta in 2024 like nobody's business. this is so important to atlanta. when chairman jaime harrison came out with the team of people to see atlanta, to see the site selection we rolled out the atlanta blue carpet for them so that they can really see how our facilities and our city can really show up being in a major way to get this convention. we had it in 1988 and you see what we did in 2020 2021. this is what atlanta deserves, and i'm here to get words from people who are saying that they were really impressed with atlanta, the layout of the convention, hotels, hospitality. the airport and the energy and culture of atlanta. we are in for some good news if the dnc and jaime harrison and president biden can continue to come down to atlanta and let us do our thing in 2024 for the country. >> atlanta mayor andrej dickens thank you for your time, sir. don't you at home, go anywhere, we are going to break down the ground game. the countdown to the midterms, what this means for the battleground states. we're getting into it al

today the president is headed to this event hosted by the dnc severe going to be addressing the country's largest teacher's union. the national education association, which is better known in some circles as the group that tried to change the word mother to birthing parent and contracts to be more inclusive and make sure not to offend the lt. ia plus community. right now that group is in danger of losing its federal charter for pushing woke ideology group pushing to end the nea's federal charger. version in the senate and another version in the house. congressman jim banks says the nea is basically a partisan lobbying arm for the dnc harmed students during the cody pandemic. push anti-american i'd obligors in the classroom. annual gathering in chicago that would allocate more than $140,000 to conduct opposition research on 25 organizations that are allegedly attacking gender identity and sexual orientation freedoms in public schools and, according to one nea member who spoke to fox digital in july they are not just trying to change culture, they are trying to change what it means to be hu

well, ramping up ahead of the midterms, president biden is speaking at a dnc event today in washington, campaigning on contrast, highlighting for voters stark differences he cease between republicans and democrats as he stumps for midterm candidates. >> front and center in that fight, abortion rights. some democrats believe that will drive turnout in their favor in november. cnn's jeremy diamond joins us now from the white house. that is the democrats' hope. i wonder what the evidence is. >> yeah, well, we've already seen in several states, including that kansas referendum, for example, that democrats have watched as this issue of abortion rights in the wake of the dobbs ruling that overturned roe v. wade has become so politically salient for democrats with so much enthusiasm in the democratic base, and increasing enthusiasm among women voters in particular. now, with 6 1/2 weeks until election day, president biden today will hold a dnc event here in washington, d.c. and it comes as he's been really ramping up his political activity. looking at the schedule from just this past week on

president biden did not address the markets at a dnc event in washington just a short time ago.

where was the dnc? someone like mira flores outraised her opponent 10 to 1, republicans gave her over 1 million dollars to spend on tv ads. her opponent had just over 130,000. that sort of the elephant in the room. where was the dnc? >> yeah. because you know what, outreach matters, and representation matters. i know it's true in politics in life, and in media. we like having you here. powell, i think. you be sure to watch the latest addition afield report with powell that ramos, tomorrow 10 pm eastern. also streaming on peacock. a great young reporter, and you all should support her work. this was tonight's read out. all in with chris hayes starts right now. right now. >> tonight on all in -- >> if you're the president of the united states, you can declassified just by saying, it's declassified. even by thinking about it. because you are sending it to mar-a-lago, or to wherever you are sending it. >> he did it, and he admits it! trump confesses to sending top secret documents to his former retirement h

right now, we're waiting for president biden to speak at a dnc event in washington. this could get interesting because we're expecting him to lay out a rp sharper vision of his party's midterm message and push back against the republican agenda. that was unveiled by kevin mccarthy just this morning. and both parties strategies are facing the uncertainty of just what you might drop next in the myriad of investigations into donald trump, his associates and january 6th. we know today that the clock is ticking for the former president and his legal team. they have one week to produce evidence to back up donald trump's repeated attacks on the fbi, including allegations that agents planted records at his mar-a-lago home. he said it again this week. >> the problem that you have is they go into rooms, they won't let them in the same building. did they drop anything into those files or did they do it later. there's no chain of custody with them. >> but now special master raymond deer ri ordered lawyers late thursday, he did this just last night torks account for in court thos

is expected to focus once again on health care, social security, and medicare and also hold another dnc event down there. it comes as the white house has really tried to ramp up the president's messaging when it comes to going on the attack against republicans but also describing what democrats have accomplished. last night in a fundraiser with democratic donors up in new york city the president tried to lay out what is at stake saying, quote, this election is going to be tight, very tight. we lose the house and senate that changes the trajectory of much of what we are able to do. ana? >> as we await the president's speech we know the supreme court ruling overturning roe v. wade kick-started some momentum for democrats. is the white house planning to keep the abortion debate front and center leading up to november? >> i think everything they've been signaling so far indicates that they will. we heard president biden in that fundraiser last night in new york city talk about the recent ban, recent proposal from senator lindsey graham who has proposed federal legislation that will ban abor

roughly 40 people attended and the event raised $2 million for the dnc, which has now raised over $92 million so far this year. it's a midterm record, $255 million this election cycle. the dnc is touting it as its best grass roots fundraising year ever, and it comes as republicans continue to struggle to raise money with politico reporting that republicans have lost donors through the first six months of the year compared to the end of 2021. joining us here on set, national political correspondent for politico, my friend, meredith mcgraw. great to see you this morning. we just went through it. democrats raising a lot of money. a lot of questions right now about the republican fundraising effort. tim scott heads the senate campaign arm, under scrutiny. how nervous about a significant fundraising advantage. >> we have seen real disparities on how democrats and republicans have been able to fund raise in the cycle. there's been a dip in small dollar donors, and we have seen that the former president has continued to have a major role in republican fundraising, and that's been a source of

. >> now, over the past few weeks, president biden has been making appearances at these dnc events. also in an effort to try to win over those voters and convince them to vote for democrats in the midterms. live in washington. alexandra limon, i'm alex, before you go, you know, all this being said, what are the republicans chances flipping the house? you know, initially they were pretty good. it was projected that republicans would be able to win control of at least the house of representatives. all of that changed, though, after the supreme court decision regarding abortion and all of the fallout that we've seen since and now it appears that their chances of flipping even the house have dropped significantly. and it's really going to be a neck-and-neck race. >> as they say, we shall see. alexandra limon reporting live for us from washington, d.c., have a good evening. >> according to reports, florida congressman matt gaetz is not likely to face charges after facing allegations of trafficking. sources close to the matter say prosecutors advise the department of justice not to charge

we have built our largest voter protection team ever at the dnc. [applause] >> we've committed more than double our investment in 2018. -- this year we are spending $70 million on the ground in our states. [applause] >> we are mobilizing all the diverse communities and constituencies that make our parties strong. we are night -- not taking a single vote for granted. as we welcome everywhere in kentucky to ohio, arizona to georgia, my friends, we will take it to the american people so that they know this democratic party is fighting for them. [applause] >> so, my friends, we have 60 days to finish the job. just -- 60 days to make sure president biden and vice president harris have the support that they need to keep getting results. 60 days. remember what drives you my friends, who you are fighting for you non-libra wife marie and i are raising our our two boys in south carolina. i do not want them to know their home is a place with a confederate flag flew until 2018 or where, as we speak right now, we are republicans want to pass a complete ban on a

mercedes schlapp and former governor and dnc chair ed rendell is here. welcome to both of you. do you agree this is a problem both sides have to tackle? >> it's no question. it's part of the overall problem we have become so polarized. scalia was confirmed for the supreme court 92-0. we lost the election. i think the one thing that your presentation, one thing you left out is the key factor is the democratic candidates for president in those two elections both conceded almost immediately or when the supreme court gave its decision. al gore gave a magnanimous speech. i remember. i called on the country to unify. the same thing was true in'16. hillary clinton conceded the election. brian: i will accept that. mercedes, do you believe we have a problem with both parties not accepting losses? >> i think there is an issue on both sides. you need to make sure there is election integrity above all things. i say there should be a middle ground even when it comes to understanding that both parties should agree that we should have a verification when it comes to voting. that we have voter

we got emma's dnc because it's really, it's a democratic operative. so these, these, this model is over with the, nobody is watching this, nobody cares. you know, i got a phase of the other day when the queen died. i happened to be watching and instantaneously, rachel, this was the most incredible thing i've seen in a long time. everybody immediately responded and reported. at the moment it happened on every platform in every corner of the world. immediately. it was like one big coast, one big reaction looking at that as this, as the standard. do you know how good you have to be, to compete with this, with thousands and thousands of simultaneous immediate sources. what if that's what you have to do? this show ain't gonna cut it speaking. nothing about it and also rage, right? to say that the, i don't really age, i'm going to say it, the haughtiness, dis, pretentiousness, the hubris. this sense of i'm going to determine what is right. we're only going to hear that and believe me, if ever there was a chance for those a timer. when the world really need

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his on the to do list for any a president or vice president in this part of the world to visit the dnc. this is at the dmc, actually a few kilometers further on for from where we are. this is about as close as we can get at the general public can get a to the d m. c itself. this is one of the rail crossings that long since severed the used to connect the south or with the north. in fact, it was back in 2013 that had then vice president joe biden made his visit to the dmc today thursday at his his v p. who is doing the same the last major leadership visit to the dmc, of course, was back in 2019 when that was president. donald trump famously between the blue huts marching up to the line, shaking hands with kim jong, run, stepping across into north korea. those were during those heavy days when there was that all the talk was of a possible, a breathtaking breakthrough. north korea was gonna give up its nuclear arsenal and all the rest, i think it's an indication of just how far the relations have slipped backwoods that say to day when a harris visits the dmc, she is likely to follow a muc

the dnc pipe bomb we heard about. do we have any suspects? no, big fat zero. we were told this was an inyou are risk. you could think we would have more information. >> you would think this one would get the most resources. what else can we talk about except insurrection. this is a close cousin top the hit-and-run journalism we have in this country, making the allegations. make the allegation, then the investigation, that's the subsidiary. the allegation did its damage. coming on your show, i thought what's the latest on the pipe bomber case. i see reports from revolver news and dan bongino. i see nothing else from the last 18 months. in all seriousness would be among the fine's most important case. dan: here is unsolved mystery number three, the infamous hunter biden laptop. big zero on that one. this one seems like a ground ball, hunter's laptop with hunter's emails on them. will: they said they were going to investigate. they said it's a legitimate investigation. if you are ranking these, this is the last one that's going to get solved. this will rival db c

recognition of african-americans in society and later have a political career and then to explore the dnc as ambassador to liberia before entering world war ii but the commissioner for human rights particularly on desegregating housing. so i find it interesting with all that he is suggesting that he sees that is another key part of american culture that it would benefit their community. why don't we know more about him? he works behind the scenes he did not leave a lot of record, his race lead us to know very little about professor walton who was a very important figure in his time period. >> if you see the movie 42 will be watching out later this semester it he grew up in detroit. to his back story he starts a career as a talented pitcher and the detroit tigers were scouting him and wanted to sign him as early as 1933 but they could not due to the segregation policy that whole gentlemen's agreement for all the major league teams agreed not to sign any black player so he is excluded and turns to sports journalism instead. working for one of the biggest players the pittsburgh courier he's

document, it's in direct response to putin's move to claim for regions of ukraine as part of russia. dnc says keith is ready for negotiations with moscow, but not while vladimir putin is president, grange, grange, ukrainian men and women, all our friends and eyes actual allies. today we're here and keep in the heart of our ukraine, where we're making the definitive step to be part of the community of free nations . we can see who's threatening us, who's ready to kill us, and mame us, who would not stop at any atrocity in order to expand their area of control. on the 24th of february, the 1st full scale strike was carried out against ukraine. that was the 1st one. russia was not stopping and would not have stopped on our borders, had we not stopped them, are the countries it would be jeopardized, the baltic states, georgia, moldova has its don. russia wanted to subordinate various nations of europe and asia just 6 months ago. now this kind of stopped in ukraine. all of our countries territory will be liberated from this enemy. it is not just the enemy of ukraine, it's the enemy of life it

pennsylvania you can't do it die -- can't do it by statute, point to the 2020 election lawyers working for the dnc and joe biden campaign brought scores of lawsuit to try to change the election laws to benefit their party, they largey succeeded. they form shop to pick states where they felt the courts would go their way, they felt the governor would. in many cases talking democrat governor, in pennsylvania supreme court has 7 members 5 of whom radical left wing democrats voted mostly by teachers union in the state of pennsylvania. very political and in my view corrupt. much likes supreme court in florida in 2000. the problem was by 2020 the election the governor and the court and their surrogates were changing the election laws in pennsylvania from what existed, they were not using the pennsylvania constitution that would sttake too much time. lawyers would come in democrats, try to change the rules, change the laws and the supreme court of pennsylvania did it for them. again much like the supreme court of florida in 2000. lawsuit were brought, including one to supreme court back 2000 rehnquist wa

coordinate release efforts and produce intense fal ebiden of course had plans to and also attend to at that dnc rooly and that has has now been cancelled. >> priscilla, let's talk more about i enand preg prep racks. >> so we don't know a lot at this time in terms of exactly pr this storm is going to mitt pu we know much of florida is still in the counsel. but that could change quickly. so what is your message to the people of florida. who should be preparing? >> so i appreciate you allowing us to call the show this morning. i think the first message is everyone in florida is going to feel the impacts of the storm. in irma we had a southwest raple and you can and oum glad to see heem people around the state are getting prepared. what we want people to do now are to get your plans toing the, we overestimated the people ef evacuated. about 6 million evacuated and about 3 million it an emergency. >> what about the evacuation orders then? when do you expect those to come down? i understand the emergency managers in the flchlt keys are still waiting because there's so many urn certainty regarding pem

military command and a candidate that insists that civil servants stop acting like servants of the dnc. they cast their opponents are as semifascists who threaten the entire democratic system, but we are supposed to believe that democrats will run the next elections fairly, or that they will not use every tool at their best disposal -- legal or not -- to stop those semifascists? when you leak details of a grand jury investigation to "the new york times" to her trump, that's cheating. when you get a copy of his press returns and lick them to the press, that's cheating. when the abuse that a process the extent that a federal judge has two -- interfere -- that's cheating. when they use social media giants for proxy sensors to protect the president's son from sensors, that is cheating. they are masters of cheating and abusing government power to hold onto power, and you will wonder why we did not leak that supreme court draft opinion overturning roe vs. wade. what they have done to trump they will do to anyone that they think is a serious obstacle. they will help their new poodle raise mon

. >> false, there is not a single person at the white house, at the dnc, and at the washington post who actually believes that if republicans win in 2020 to and 2024, we will no longer hav elections. it is fascism time and the united states. extremism runs amok for eight i you believe any of that, you ar just a sucker. what about the next fake. that somehow conservative policies are anti- women. >> republicans have been so scary in what they're talking about prey taking away women's rights to vote and women's rights to choose pricking heat women's rights in general are under attack throughout the united states. >> attacks on women's fundamental rights from elected in congress pricking a false, really? women are going to be locked in the kitchen wearing aprons. do you think i would be for tha movement? i don't even cook well enough t do that. democrat strongholds, women can't even go out jogging without wearing about being assaulted. how our story that the democrat have caused good for women? some of that is good for living alone. >> the fact is strong women are on the rise throughout th

with 130 mile-per-hour winds by middle of this week president biden also cancellation appearance an dnc rally in the sunshine state governor desantis warning some residents could be left without power for days. the storm leading to, floridians, streflz for emergency supplies. >> to a fox weather.com or down thread fox weather app our parns 24-7 on this storm. >> three plaintiffs joined a class action lawsuit that allegations american express discriminates against white employees says amex subjected white employees to racial discriminatory policy fovrd harsh work indictment, backing up the claims, amex implemented antiraises in policies after death of george floyd give a he preferential treatment, down in premarket. >> sounds like something out of a movie nasa nothing is destroy asteroid in space today, the double asteroid redirection test or darthat is amorphous, to see if capability in case another threatened human race currently seven million miles away from earth impact 7:14 pm eastern time, that is tonight, you can watch on nasa tv then hour later you can watch my dallas cowboys aga

. >> ashley: a dnc advisor taking a page from from had this to say about the maga americans. >> this is a group of people who decide today is acceptable to use violence and threats of violence to achpolitical means. >> ashley: matt shrapnel is here to react. steve, what is coming up on "fox and friends"? >> steve: coming up on "fox and friends" in 11 and a half minutes, another democrat run city is destination for migrants, state of texas is bussing border crossers to chicago, the windy city, we'll take you there and show you what happened last night. and the crisis causing women-led businesses to closeup, what they want their woke mayor to know. and parents upset after their teens were sent home from school with narcan. house minority leader kevin mccarthy joins us, lara trump, joe concha and joe klatt, as well. meet the 17 year old whose mission is to serve the country in uniform, busy three hours start 10 and a half minutes on the channel you trust for morning news. ashley and todd back in a moment, you are watching the number one rated "fox and friends first." breakthrough heartb