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i m katy tur. the midterms did not go so well, for the gop, instead of a red wave, it was a trickle, one that could look more like a single drip if the pressure on george santos wins out. stay tuned on him for a moment. why did republicans don t so poorly? candidate quality was surely in play. denying the election was not exactly a winning strategy. and showing some controversy fatigue. all of the trump daum weighed the party down. but one of the biggest reasons republicans massively underperformed was arguably abortion. the overturning of roe v. wade, a gop dream for decades, was more of a nightmare for the general election. the party paid the price. instead of backing away from what was proven to be a wildly unpopular position, house republicans are running right toward it. today, the first two votes, speaker kevin mccarthy will bring to the floor will be on abortion. the first, protecting so-called pregnancy centers, and the second, protecting babies born alive after late
Something the white house would certainly like to see, do you see any way for an agreement in the senate, with the white house, to get through the republicans in the house of representatives? it is uphill but the only person who has ever put forward a plan is president biden. and you know, i don t agree with every part of it, but at least he is trying to tackle the problem. this is common sense. what we need is more funding for border security. and more funding for processing asylum claims. and being able to process asylum. and i wish we could get that agreement. i think it would be progress if the senators were willing to talk about with president biden. look, for anyone else who has criticized the border, i have not seen a single plan other than president biden s. we were talking about immigration yesterday through the lens of the economy and i had cnbc s steve liesman on to talk about how this country needs more immigration, because our birth rate is declining, we need, the coun
Plan they come up with. so, very early in the telling and obviously, lots more to be discussed. many questions raised about that idea. i questions raised about that idea. i suppose the president is what australia has been doing for some years now. those who apply for asylum off the coast of australia on an island, some distance from the mainland. lots of concerns over there how you ensure the standards, there how you ensure the standards, the health and these people are given safe and suitable accommodation. ., ~ given safe and suitable accommodation. ., ,, , accommodation. yeah, i think these are insensitive accommodation. yeah, i think these are insensitive and accommodation. yeah, i think these are insensitive and impractical. - are insensitive and impractical. people are insensitive and impractical. people have arrived in kent from france people have arrived in kent from france this people have arrived in kent from france this year alone. the home office france this year