Welcome back to the weekend. Were just 51 days from Election Day. 51 days. And in person early voting officially kicks off tomorrow in pennsylvania. That states 19 electoral votes are seen as must win by both campaigns and thats why Vice President harris will be in pennsylvania on tuesday. Shell Visit Michigan on thursday and wisconsin on friday. Now part of Harris Focus reaching voters outside of the democratic base as politico puts it. Harris team sees room to grow many of the types of voters located in the smaller cities. Exurban locals and rural areas shes visiting. Older mostly noncollege educated white voters. Joining us now, former Homeland Security Advisor and former Counterterrorism Advisor to Vice President mike pence. Olivia troye. You were on stages and in rooms. If i told you ten years ago you were going to be in some of these places you never would have believed me. When you were out on the trail talking to some of these are the republican voters what are you hearing espe
Our Political Editor nick watt reports. For the moment, our unlikely Prime Minister reigned supreme, a by election win in an area that had been beyond the reach of the tories since the interwar years leaves theresa may surveying a Political Landscape with few credible opponents. Theresa may once likened herself to Queen Elizabeth the first, a woman who thrived in a male dominated world by knowing her mind. But shes never seen herself as a glory on a figure but shes never seen herself as a gloriana like figure and she is one of the least assuming occupants of number ten. Shes more Likejohn Major than Margaret Thatcher in her imperial pomp and, just Likejohn Major, who secured the highest number of votes of any tory leader, theresa may is not the slightest bit complacent and knows that around every corner there are bear traps. Theresa may has been shrewd in her position, she has a huge amount of authority and the Conservative Party believes shes an election winner. Those three things giv
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after a one-year delay, much of the competition overshadowed by covid-19, these fireworks marked the end of the summer games in tokyo. the u.s., of course, reigned supreme, winning the medal count for the seventh straight summer games. american athletes scored 113 medals. but these games were about so much more than sports. coy wire has more on the significance of the summer in tokyo. the closing ceremony of these tokyo olympics marks the end of one of the most unique, polarizing and inspiring olympic games ever. sportsmanship was on full display. athletes showed respect for one another and celebrated each other. it s tough to make it to the olympics in normal times. amid a pandemic, even more so. by the time the caldron was lit,
offends me, that should be banned. because it objectifies women as just a piece of, you know, gratification or something. pretty much everybody is offended by something. you know what i m offended by? i m offended by students who refuse to see that the progress has been made in the united states of america and seem to want to want to find soe kind of, i don t know if it s belonging or relevant in a world where moral relativism actually kind of reigned supreme. but it looks like it is kind of a social gathering almost. what can we tear down today? or how can we get on youtube? i m glad you are on with us tonight to try to explain this. i think most people in the real world are like, kids, don t try this at home because if you try this at home you will be put in jail. try this in the real world you will be put in jail. go ahead. in the civil rights era i think people would have said similar things about people protesting then. i think civil disobedience and