lost to former trump administration official john gibbs. gibbs has been known to peddle 2020 election lies. in the arizona, house speaker rusty bowers who delivered emotional testimony to the january 6th committee, he is projected to lose his bid for a senate seat. the winner of that race claims, the devil himself meddled in the 2020 election. the devil. and in one of the largest rebukes to the supreme court decision on abortion ban in that state. nick valencia is in topeka, kansas, following the story this morning. nick, the voter turnout here really highlighted the importance of this issue that seems to have driven voters to the polls. and they voted no. that s right. good morning, jim. voter turnout turned out to be a huge factor here in kansas. a state where there is nearly twice as many registered republicans as democrats. but a huge swath of unaffiliated voters. that s what kansans in the state trying to protect abortion access were counting on. they worked tireless
plus the justice department marks a new phase of its investigation into donald trump. a federal grand jury subpoena now demands testimony from a key west wing insider. the trump white house counsel pat cipollone. and china s response to nancy pelosi s defiance by dispatching 27 war planes into taiwan s airspace. the house speaker says her taiwan visit a clear marker now in the battle between democracy and dictatorship. today the world faces a choice between democracy and autocracy. america s determination to preserve democracy here in taiwan and around the world remains iron clad. china s sovereignty cannot be infringed, and the chinese people cannot be humiliated. our response will be very strong and forceful. back to that story in a bit, but we begin with hour with the biggest lesson of another bid-term primary night. republican election deniers scored some big wins out here in arizona, and here s more proof the trump brand still matters. let s shift and bring up
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state the votes to governor bush. [inaudible] > appreciate you being here. i don t know about relaxing but i m enjoying myself. inaudible] i m ready to go. i know that being the governor of texas isn t close to being president of the united states. it s a huge step. but let me tell you something, if texas were a country it would be the 11th largest economy in the world. i ve learned to lead. i have. i know where i want to lead america. i want to lead america to a better day. i know you can t lead by dividing. a lot of politics people try to put people in groups and pit one group against another. you can t achief what s right for america by dividing people up into camps. i m a uniter not a divider. i know people who want to follow people who see a better day, a sunnier day for america and i do. i believe this country can do anything it puts its mind to. it s a huge honor to be here today. day xcited to be here on one what s going to be an incredible journey. [inaudible] i
gov. clinton: we are going in this one? come with me. hi, what s your name? i m governor clinton. ok. hello. how are you? hello. good to see you. can you shake hands? that s good. thank you. this looks good. i like it. i will try not to cheat. what s your name? you were in there, weren t you? you didn t get to ask your question. what s this? [indiscernible] ok, shoot. how are you? do you have any skim? thank you, what s your name? [indiscernible] clinton: thank you, i bill am clinton. glad to see you. good to see. how long have you worked here? nice to see you. appreciate you. thanks. hello. how are you? what is your name? my name is danny. gov. clinton: good to see you, i m governor clinton. how long have you worked here? i worked here a long time. gov. clinton: you come with me. we will do it. i got to ask her a question. go ahead. what kind of political changes do you think it s important for our presidential candidate to have a background in foreign affairs and