Does not work now . Right. Does not work now. Never worked then either. Historically, midterms and polls have shown that people want a check on the president , not a blank check on the president. All right. Thank you all very much. And that is obviously a big Special Election matters across this country. So please stay with us with our special coverage of the Ohio Special Election. It continues now with ac 360. And good evening. Thanks for joining us. It is once again Election Night in america, or at least in five states with some key races that could take the temperature of the electorate three months before the mid terms there are primaries in kansas, michigan, missouri, and washington and in ohio a special Congressional Election in that states 12th District for a seat the republicans have held for decades, but could, could be up for grabs tonight. The president has injected himself into this race, visiting the district on saturday, appearing on stage with republican Troy Balderson.
the travel ban ten days after the first identified case of coronavirus in the country. did anybody else in that room of so-called journalists follow up and try to call her out on what is clearly a double standard? no, not yet, but something else i caught on to towards the end of my turn in that briefing was when she said president biden has never been against travel restrictions. i went back and looked at the tweet that she referenced, it wasn t in there but it was an op-ed that he wrote in usa today end of january 2020 and in it, he said diseases do not stop at borders. that does not sound like a candidate who is in favor of or who thinks that a travel restriction internationally would do anything. and something else to look back at that time, why was joe biden who now makes a point to always say he wants to wait for the
the first identified case of coronavirus in the country. did anybody else in that room of so-called journalists follow up and try to call her out on what is clearly a double standard? no, not yet, but something else i caught on to towards the end of my turn in that briefing was when she said president biden has never been against travel restrictions. i went back and looked at the tweet that she referenced, it wasn t in there but it was an op-ed that he wrote in usa today end of january 2020 and in it, he said diseases do not stop at borders. that does not sound like a candidate who is in favor of or who thinks that a travel restriction internationally would do anything. and something else to look back at that time, why was joe biden who now makes a point to always say he wants to wait for the
0 but you re right, counterproductive. many people listening tonight. great to see you has it always is, thanks a lot. good to be with you tucker, thanks. tucker: we are out of time. of course, we will be back every night 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn insincere enemy of lying, smugness, and groupthink. have the best night. sean hannity takes over now. sean: thank you, tucker and welcome to hannity. tracking multiple developing stories breaking earlier today, another major blow for biden s vaccine mandate scheme, a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction blocking biden s nationwide vaccine requirement for health care workers, the people diving on covid grenades every day to save our lives and other judge issued a powerful statement supporting his decision writing if the executive branch is allowed to assert the power of the legislative branch to make laws, two of the three powers conferred by our constitution would be in the same hands. he continued during a pandem
william j. barber speaking today at the make good trouble rally at the lincoln memorial today. you ve been organizing rallies all summer. talk to me about the significance of today and what it is that you ll be fighting for. well, the great question before america today is what does it profit america if you hold onto a filibuster, and hold on to a partial infrastructure bill but you lose the soul and the infrastructure of the democracy, which is voting rights and the infrastructure of our daily lives, which is living wage and economic justice. this cannot be just about one day or one issue. it wasn t in 63. it s not today. we can t say this starts to push back. we ve been pushing back. this is a day we come together and if that s all you do as a day you haven t done enough. we have to continue to move and have a campaign. when i go on the stage i ll have a low wage worker from west virginia, who s white, one white, one black, standing together speaking saying look, this is not about