the candidates and it was a split vote, the democrat voted for the democrats, the republicans voted for the republicans at the recount commission. a secretary of state, they talk to me and i said that we re going to count the votes that had the effect of electing the republican. because, it was the right thing to do. the sanctity of peoples votes, even if i supported the other candidates, which i did, the sanctity of people s vote was more important than anything. so, it is a dangerous thing, the most important thing i m going to say tonight is it s a dangerous thing in our country when we only a significant percentage of the american people only except the outcome of an election if their preferred candidate wins. our democracy cannot function like that. we have to have some area of common respect for the outcome and with the wishes of our fellow citizens. and some forbearance, some restraint. even by those in power who could do the wrong thing. but, know that that s no way to govern
these, these people. so many of these house republicans say, yes, we support democracy. so long as our candidate wins, and, yes, we will support law enforcement, so long as law enforcement doesn t enforce the laws. so long as law enforcement doesn t protect mad zonian democracy. so lon as law enforcement allows our guy, the cult leader, to take top-secret classified documents out of government buildings, steal them, and store them illegally in his beach-side resort. this is it s all very situational. it s all really grotesque and you just you just wonder, where is the shame? where is the shame in this republican party? following the many trials in play here. it is time now for a look at morning papers. in new york the rochester democratic chronicle reports on possible service cuts at upstate hospitals according to a new
it reached number one in the indian charts. these are artists who cannot actually go and perform in india. they connect elsewhere. there are issues both countries are facing, but a lot to connect over, as well. rosemary? all right, sophia saifi, thank you. many thanks to you both for joining us live appreciate it. kenya s presidential winner is expected to be announced today, as authorities raced to announce votes. right now, the deputy president and opposition leader are the front runners, and the race is extremely close. the election commission says, about 87% of the votes are verified, with the remainder expected later today. if neither candidate wins, more than 50% of the vote, there will be a runoff for the first time in kenya s history. cnn s reporter joins me now. very, results could come any moment, right? what are you hearing?
primary for governor and beat rebecca kleefisch, and the trump-backed candidate wins in wisconsin. it will run against tony evers in november. it could be a close race. there is a primary in connecticut this week for the united states senate this. may not be the most competitive race in the general election but again what makes this interesting is we re taking the temperature of the republican party. donald trump coming in with an endorsement days before this primary at the last minute this an upset, his candidate wins the connecticut republican primary. so another win for trump there. and more significantly for trump though this week, we ve got some final results from out in washington, and a primary in washington state, they were actually held a week ago, but they take a long time to count their votes out there, and lear we got the third strict here, remember, it is called a top two primary in washington state, and democrats, republicans, and they run on the same ballot, and the
shift in how the party is trying to regain its footing in the primaries trump is endorsing the one over there. let the best candidate win. it shows how much my pants is willing to press from inside the party. he is looking for a brand of republicans that he was to move into 2024 with. he thinks the old brand of looking backwards will not work in a competitive market. it will be interesting to see how it plays out. this is less about whose candidate wins, and more about the fact that mike pence is