that s something that we should be in bipartisan agreement about. and, mika, this shooter, this alleged shooter did not meet the standard for new york s red flag law. yeah. in hindsight, you read the manifesto, all the signs were there. in fact, if it was him writing the manifesto, he even writes that his parents had no idea what was going on in his room. that his parents didn t know he purchased the weapons and that he bought body armor. and he writes about keeping that from his parents. well, this has been an incredible conversation which we ll be coming back to you. we want to turn back to yesterday s high-profile primary races, donald trump-backed candidate doug mastriano who pass pushed false claims that the 2020 election was stolen secured republican nomination for governor. the state s republican senate primary remains too close to call. trump backed dr. mehmet oz and
buy on the shelves. then, we need to make sure that we are being responsible and telling people, do not dilute the milk that you have. don t water it down. this could be temperamental to the lives of so many. as we are talking with our republican colleagues, instead of being the party of no, how about they beat the party of the people. stand on the side of make babies, what they care about so, much are getting what they need. this isn t for political points, this is about making sure what people get what they need. infants need formula in this country, and yet, they are still standing there and voting against everything that the democrats dude liver for the people of this country. in just over a week, georgians will head to the polls to cast their ballots in the states primary races. meanwhile, a judge in georgia is expected to rule on whether quote, exact match, and of quote registration rules and
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we ve seen that in lviv. but there are civilians in the vicinity. sometimes the weapons miss. so whenever you use heavy firepower in cities, you re going to cause a lot of damage and a lot of civilian casualties. the russians are not very sensitive to that. we ve seen that in chechnya and syria and i think we ll see it more and more as the war progresses. colonel, always good to see you. thank you so much. up next, a major ruling on whether you ll still have to mask up on planes, trains and other transportation. what you need to know, next. plus we ll look at the real power of a trump endorsement as the former president plunges into some messy gop primary races. ssy gop primary races.
about the issue. they ve been pretty strong pro ukraine and voting for support and money for the country. so, it is another rift in the party, and it will be interesting to see how that shapes out as the midterms approach. i was fascinated when, in your article, you mentioned the potential impact of a gop split on russia. on the looming midterm elections, from your report, specifically on how online misinformation continues to drive this. do you see it potentially ramping up if there s war continue somehow into the fall? yes, we did see some comments about that. in the senate primary races in ohio, by republicans. we saw jim events give a statement he said, i don t really care what happens in ukraine when where the other. that s not a pro putin statement, it s maybe isolationist or against