coy, thank you. thanks to all of you for joining us. cnn this morning starts right now. good morning, everyone. so glad you re with us on this monday. this morning, we re watching growing threats of the israel/hamas war spreading to a much wider conflict, new overnight, israeli military ramping up air strikes after announcing it was expanding the ground assault to the entire gaza strip including in south, where so many civilians have fled, the idf say the strikes destroyed 20 on hamas targets. the u.s. navy destroyer came to the rescue of three commercial ships that were attacked by iran-backed houthi rebels. we re also keeping a close eye on israel s northern border with lebanon, where they ve been exchanging fire with hezbollah. three israeli soldiers were hurt by mortar shells fired from lebanon. we have team coverage. let s start with cnn s ben wedeman in jerusalem. expanding it to the entire gaza strip over the weekend, where the civilians who have moeftd to the sout
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someone who was sitting at home last night knowing that we had it in the bag. i was hopeful. i joined the rest of the folks that you spoke to, and i was hopeful, i knew that the team on the ground and the grass roots leaders, the providers who were still trying to provide care to patients all across kansas, they were doing, that they were doing the work. it is hard work. they were engaging their neighbors. they were engaging their communes. and they were, i thought that they knew that they were working hard, but who knew that it would be a 20 point blowout. i think it is real heartening of the values of this country, around personal freedom, and i m ecstatic to stand with them. so you said that, and people s views about personal freedom, and i want to play, if i can, i want to ask if we can play an ad, a tv ad, that the no campaign was airing before the
0 by nearly 20 points. and what is remarkable about the outcome is that kansas republicans did everything they possibly could to stack the deck in their favor. for starters, they scheduled the vote during a typically aug of during the general election, in november, because yesterday s primary featured mostly republican candidates running against each other and therefore would presumably attract mostly republican voters. they made the language of the ballot measure so dense and confusing that the normal person would be hard-pressed to deciph ter at first glance what a yes or a no vote even meant. republican groups barraged out misleading text messages that meant it sound like yes would protect a woman s right to choose when in fact, the opposite was true. voter turnout was massive. far from the usual trickle of voters for an august primary in a midterm year. turnout approached presidential election levels. and the votes to defeat the anti-abortion measure didn t just come from the urban
immigration issue before the grads at the fbi academy. very much so. at the end of the year, there is a lot of reflection on promises kept and promises not kept. i work on a periodic series talking to conservative grass roots leaders. most of the blame for things not getting done goes to congress. some of the things among the base, people who voted for donald trump for president is that he hasn t done enough on immigrati immigration. whether it s the wall or anything else. it s really tightening the screws on immigration. it s not surprising that any chance he gets, he says something like that. it is surprising to say that to the crowd he is talking to. what was also surprising, honoring all these men and women in law enforcement, he couldn t resist going after the news