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otherwise, catch up with us on social media and on facebook.com/cspan. latino voters only in this first hour of the "washington journal." what's your top issue in campaign 2022. haying hispanic voters could swing the 2022 midterm election like many minority groups, hispanic voters are assumed to be democrats for many years. that assumption was borne out in national voting patterns but in 2020, the republican saw significant growths and recent polls suggests that democrats edge hispanic voters even narrower. this is nbc news and telemundo showing that less than six weeks before the midterm elections, democrats republicans by more than 20 points among latino voters but that has declined from previous athletics cycle. just 10 years ago, that advantage at 40 points. the poll finding latino voters are essentially divided on president biden with 51% approving of his job performance. 45% disapproving. and it shows that voters largely latino voters siding with democrats on issues like abortion and health care and addressing concerns in the hispanic community but

otherwise, catch up with us on social media and on facebook.com/cspan. latino voters only in this first hour of the "washington journal." what's your top issue in campaign 2022. haying hispanic voters could swing the 2022 midterm election like many minority groups, hispanic voters are assumed to be democrats for many years. that assumption was borne out in national voting patterns but in 2020, the republican saw significant growths and recent polls suggests that democrats edge hispanic voters even narrower. this is nbc news and telemundo showing that less than six weeks before the midterm elections, democrats republicans by more than 20 points among latino voters but that has declined from previous athletics cycle. just 10 years ago, that advantage at 40 points. the poll finding latino voters are essentially divided on president biden with 51% approving of his job performance. 45% disapproving. and it shows that voters largely latino voters siding with democrats on issues like abortion and health care and addressing concerns in the hispanic community but

otherwise, catch up with us on social media. on twitter, it is @cspanwj. on facebook, it is facebook.com/cspan. a very good tuesday morning. you can start calling now or we want to know do debates matter? let us know which debates you watched this cycle, let us know if any of them have changed your mind. we have been airing a lot of debates on the c-span networks care there was a trio of them last night, one of them the georgia gubernatorial debate. democratic challenger stacey abrams and george and -- georgian republican governor brian kemp squaring off. [video clip] >> i would let people know the largest, fastest growing segment of the population that is buying handguns and firearms is african-americans and females. you know why? because the criminals are the only ones who have the guns. you have local governments holding up concealed weapon prepping -- permits, keeping law-abiding citizens from using their second and limit rights to protect their families and properties. >> 30 seconds. >> let's be clear. i believe we can protect the second amendment and

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if you wish, you can post on our social media sites, facebook at facebook.com/cspan. one of the people responding to news about opec yesterday was virginia's governor here and he talked about that but also talked about his own state and what they plan to do with energy policy. here are some of his thoughts from yesterday. >> the energy plan skills back wind and solar energy emphasis and focuses on nuclear power, economic competition. i wonder if the events in your first year's governor, the more intense hurricanes which scientists say are more intense because of climate change, the war in ukraine and the opec decision, making the insecurity of where we get our fuel from highlighted, does that suggest you should be -- that we should be leaning into more green energy, not less? >> what i have called for is all of the above. it is not reducing an emphasis on renewables. it is correcting an error made in the previous and ministration energy plan to exclude everything else. we need to move forward with wind and solar and carbon capture and natural gas. we need to move forw

we are on social media, facebook.com/cspan and twitter and instagram @cspanwj. i want to show you some headlines. here is the front page of the new york times. "this trump is subpoenaed likely setting up his role on january 6." it says the house committee issued a subpoena on friday paving the way for a potentially historic court fight over whether congress can compel testimony from a former president. the subpoena was the most aggressive step taken so far in what was already one of the most consequential congressional investigations in decades. weeks before the congressional elections, as the justice department conducts a separate criminal inquiry into efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election and was likely to thrust mr. trump and the january 6 committee into a legal battle that could ultimately decided by the supreme court. here's what the washington post is showing this morning. "november deadline set for january 6 subpoena." it says the committee requested trump testify under oath on or about november 14 as well as turn over any documents by novemb

and we are always reading on social media, on twitter, @cspanwj, and on facebook, facebook.com/cspan. charlie, who do you see taking control in the house of representatives after this midterm election? guest: i would be astonished if republicans didn't take control. i think it will probably be 15, 20 seats net gain. 5 is what republicans need. i think it is going up to a bigger number. not 40 to 70 that newt gingrich was talking about or up to 60 that kevin mccarthy that -- it will be a good-sized number. it is behaving normally now. it is this two-month period of time that it was behaving in a way we had never seen before. host: what about the senate? guest: the senate is going to be a very close call. there are half a dozen races that are extremely close. but i think the odds of democrats holding onto the senate are slipping away. but it could happen, and we have had a lot of surprise elections the last few years. but in this environment, if democrats hold onto anything, they will have the abortion issue, donald trump, and republican primary voters nominating some exotic and potenti

and we are always reading on social media, on twitter, @cspanwj, and on facebook, facebook.com/cspan. charlie, who do you see taking control in the house of representatives after this midterm election? guest: i would be astonished if republicans didn't take control. i think it will probably be 15, 20 seats net gain. 5 is what republicans need. i think it is going up to a bigger number. not 40 to 70 that newt gingrich was talking about or up to 60 that kevin mccarthy that -- it will be a good-sized number. it is behaving normally now. it is this two-month period of time that it was behaving in a way we had never seen before. host: what about the senate? guest: the senate is going to be a very close call. there are half a dozen races that are extremely close. but i think the odds of democrats holding onto the senate are slipping away. but it could happen, and we have had a lot of surprise elections the last few years. but in this environment, if democrats hold onto anything, they will have the abortion issue, donald trump, and republican primary voters nominating some exotic and potenti

we are on social media, facebook.com/cspan, and twitter and instagram at @cspanwj. welcome to "washington journal." before we get to your calls, i want to show you the speaker and his statement that he put out, saying earlier this rning, paul pelosi was attacked at home by an assailant o attacked with force and defend his life while demanding to see the s. mr. pelosi was accepte zuckerberg san francisco general hospitere he und successful surgery to repair a skull fracture and s injuries to his right arm and nd. the speaker and her family are thankful for the outpouring support and prayers from rains, constituents, ople around the country. the pelosi family is immensely grateful to mr. pelosi's entire medical team and the law enforcement officers who responded to the assault. the family appreciates respect for their privacy during this time. and here is the front page of the washington post -- assailant at the lucy home shouted "where is nancy?" here is the part i wanted to read to you. it says the attack at the pelosi home comes after a dramatic increase in fat sin

we are on social media, facebook.com/cspan, and twitter and instagram at @cspanwj. welcome to "washington journal." before we get to your calls, i want to show you the speaker pelosi andis statement that he put out, saying earlier this attacked at home by an assailant who attacked with force and defend his life while demanding to see the speaker. mr. pelosi was accepted to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, where he underwent successful surgery tir a skull fracture and serious injuries to his right arm and hand. the speaker and her family are thankful for the outpouring of support and pra from rains, constituents, and people around untry. the pelosi fami is ily grateful to mr. pelosi's entire medical team and the law enforcement officers who responded to the assault. the family appreciates respect for their privacy during this time. and here is the front page of the washington post -- assailant at the lucy home shouted "where is nancy?" here is the part i wanted to read to you. it says the attack at the pelosi home comes after a dramatic increase in fat sinc