engaging in military exercises. which north korean some publicly stated, repeatedly that they find provocative and they see as kind of a rehearsal for an invasion of north korea. just hours before, we saw this latest missile strike, we had a statement from north korea. condemning united states redeployment of an aircraft carrier. that specifically the u.s. has ronald reagan near the korean peninsula. and the north korean s call this, their statements are typically have the sort of awkward phrasing. they called it a considerably huge negative splash and regional security. and they said that they were defending themselves with missile tests, which they have been doing since the beginning of the year. and, again increasing frequency. they told us a righteous reaction to these intimidating military drills. so you know, this really has seen this year a big increase in the pace and in the tone of these missile tests. and again, in the tit-for-tat sort of answers by the united state
midterms. and in georgia 1 million preelection ballots have been cast. let s bring in cnn s eva mckend live in a polling place in georgia. eva, what are you seeing? reporter: well, a common answer from voters when you ask them why they are turning out early is because they want to take advantage of the opportunity. they don t want work to maybe get in the way on election day. so they are exercising their right early. been record turnout daily since early voting began lasweek. secretary of state brad raffensperger says that this illustrates that georgia has among the best election systems in the country but this democratic opponent still says that voter suppression is alive and well in georgia staking issue with the state s voting law, take a listen. i would put our election system, i would put our georgia election system and our voters up against any other state in the union. we re seeing record turnout. and i anticipate we ll continue to see midterm records broken. j
he specifically saw at their home. he saw the speaker. in turn, when he could not locate her at the home, he turned his violence towards her husband. the horrific attack on paul pelosi and the horrific response from the right. it s weird things going on in the household in the last couple of weeks. tonight, the mainstream maga attempt to false flag the attack by a suspect who told the fbi that he wanted to kneecap the speaker of the house. then the simplest way to stop crimes like this is to get tough on crime. the republican midterm messaging on crime versus the reality in red states. do you believe we have higher crime than new york or california? that s what she just set. plus the justice department chimes in on voter intimidation in arizona, and lindsey graham s attempt to wriggle out of election interference subpoena, denied by the supreme court. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. just days after the husband of spea
unleashing a violent crime surge biden is delusional enough to think america loves what he s doing. look what i got done. name me a president in recent history got as much done as i have the first two years. you may not like what i got done but vast majority of american people like what i got done so it s a matter of can you do the job and i believe i can do the job, i ve been able to do the job. not a joke. if biden thinks he s so great why are so many vulnerable demps afraid to be seen in public with him? biden thinks the republican party has nothing to campaign on. what s the republican platform? what are they running on? what are they for? first thing they said they re going to get through the inflation reduction act. what s that going to do? i mean, i don t know what they re for. even bernie sanders is begging democrats to listen to the people who get them elected and focus on top polling issues that voters actually care about a concept the democrats just seem no
how about because of the actions of the united states senate and the actions of the supreme court itself. i reserve excuse me. i yield two minutes to my distinguished friend, the gentleman from texas, mr. allred. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. allred: i thank the gentleman. thank you, madam speaker. i rise today in support of one of the most fundamental rights imaginable in a free society. the right to bodily autonomy. the freedom to choose when and how to begin a family. . a wocman is required to carry t term the baby of the attacker, or go to new mexico, colorado, or anywhere they can get abortion services. and now some extremist republicans in texas want to prevent texans from leaving the state to obtain an abortion. the same so-called conservatives that say big government, can t say want to say where they can go or threaten the employers that want to pay for travel. whaeks next what s next? will they place checkpoints, ques