and chris christie. this part over a number of issues from israel s war with a mosque to abortion donald trump was recently at no-show and said he held a rally in a miami suburb. for the first question of the night of the candidates were asked why they should be the republican nominee for president instead of donald trump. here are their answers. and donald trump s a lot different guy than he was in 2016. he owes it to you to be on the stage and explain why he should get another chance. be sure to explain why he didn t have mexico pay for the border wall, he should explain why he racked up so much debt, he should explain why he should drain the swamp and he said republicans were going to get tired of winning. we saw last night, i m sick of republicans losing. i can tell you that i think is the right president at the right time. i don t think he s the right president now. i think that he put us eight trillion dollars in debt and our kids are never going to forgive us for t
losing the governor s race in the deep red state of kentucky, you can add to your list. willie, i wrote this down. i ve been working. copy off your paper. the trump culture of winning. are you ready? now, after last night s results, trump and his republican party have lost the elections in 2017, 2018, 2019 hold on, let s see no, they also lost in 2020, they lost in 2021, so maybe they won in 20 no, no, trump republicans lost in 2022 and they lost in 2023. they don t really, the crazy thing is, you look at these primary voters they don t really care. donald trump is the political heroin of losing. take a shot of 2016 and lie back and smiling while your party loses in 2017, 18, 19 20 and coming back in 2024. yeah, daniel cameron the republican, rising star in the republican party was backed by donald trump in the state of kentucky, ran a tough race and lost by five points, the democrat governor andy beshear won impressively last night. the democrat in a state t
good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i m jose diaz-balart. breaking overnight, big democratic wins in several key states on this off year election cycle. abortion rights proving to be the main driver of their success. what this means for 2024 and how that could affect the republican candidate s strategy tonight during the third gop debate. we ll have a preview. inivanka is now on the stand in her father s $250 million fraud case. overseas, israel says its troops are in the heart of gaza city as its military steps up its ground offensive against hamas. the white house warning israel about its plans to take over security in gaza. we ll talk to senator mark warner of virginia, chairman of the intelligence committee, about that and more. and we begin this hour with big victories for democrats and abortion rights. yesterday s elections. in ohio, voters added the right to an abortion to the state constitution. seven states voted to protect abortion rights
Among those questions, what it could mean for 2020. Could some in the president s party be rethinking whether they want to stick with mr. Trump amid the impeachment fight. Well break down all the im kagss of last nights elections results. A significant new twist in the Impeachment Inquiry. Eu Ambassador Gordon Sondland changing his story now, backing up the testimony of several other key witnesses regarding aid to ukraine and the commitment to investigate the 2016 election and the bidens. But why was he allowed to change his testimony . Were going to dig into that in just a moment. Lets go right to the implications of tuesdays elections. For that i want to bring in msnbc National Political correspondent Steve Kornacki. Hes at the big board. Nbc news road war i dont Vaughn Hillyard joins us from louisville, kentucky. Vaughn, its a state that President Trump won by about 30 points in 2016. Here we are just three years later. Looks like there will be a Deck Kr Democrat in the governors me
issue. [ applause ] and, by the way, this is not a blue state issue as we saw it in kansas. and kentucky. i was going to say. and as we saw in kentucky last night. this is not a blue state issue. an issue, again, for 65% of americans, really matters. republicans, they didn t just celebrate the overturning of roe. state legislators started passing just the most extreme pieces of legislation that we saw in exit polls last night. only 9% of americans supported. kentucky. they re not going to stop, joe. a real problem for the republican party. they are going to keep pushing this. there is a segment of the republican party that this is the only motivating force in their life as it comes to the government, and they re not going to stop. yeah. they re going to keep going. they re going to go after medical abortions, because now the pill is being used way more