in the u.s. senate race, marsha blackburn is running against governor phil for an open seat is currently held by bob corker. they met tuesday in nashville on transnational for their first debate. this hour-long debate comes to us from nashville. live from the campus of historic cumberland university. this is the 2018 u.s. senate debate. presented by news channel five network. usa today network tennessee, national public television, the league of women voters, and cumberland university. please welcome our moderators, roy johnston and david . good evening. welcome to cumberland university in the first 2018 tennessee senate debate. before we begin we want to briefly explain the rules. both candidates will be given a chance to answer questions. first candidate will get 60 seconds, the second candidate will have 90 seconds and the first candidate will have 30 seconds for rebuttal. we will alternate who goes first. the audience has been instructed to be quiet and not to a
extremism. i ll also ask her about spaceman elon musk picking a twitter fight with her over the notion of taxing billionaires. we begin tonight with the big lie but more specifically how big the big lie is. and okay, let s say that you had to guess how many instances of voter fraud occurred during the 2020 election. just go ahead and take a guess. maybe a million? you d be off, way off. okay. hundreds of thousands? still cold. okay, what about 1,000? nope. because the number of proven instances of deliberate fraud committed by voters in the last presidential election is actually fewer than 475. a number that would have made no difference, zilch, zero, nada until the outcome of a race in which nearly 160 million people voted. that s according to this associated press that did a month s long review in six battle ground states defeated by trump. again, fewer than 475 cases of potential voter fraud in a country where nearly 160 million people voted. you don t have to be good at m
your family members. that video is part of a night mare story detailed in two-must read reports that shed light on the disturbing power of the big lie. the video recorded at a police station shows the 62-year-old freeman with a woman that threatened freeman that people were going to disrupt her freedom. and as unbelievable as it may sound,cutty is a publicist for kanye west who is friends with donald trump. cutty showed up saying she was sent by a high profile individual to give freeman an urgent message, confess to trump s voter fraud allegations or people would come to her home in 48 hours and she would go to jail. that s why they agreed to meet at a police station where cutty put freeman on the phone with someone that tried to get freeman to implicate herself in committing voter fraud on election day. despite their attempts to indim intimidate, according to freeman, the fbi called her the next day and urged her to leave her home of 20 years because it wasn t safe. free
adequately supportive of that traditional ally. people look at the arab spring which has developed into something unsparing like. the question is how much did an american president have to do with that? what can an american president do in response to that? those are legitimate questions and they are questions you can be sure historians will be debating for a very long time to come. but that in a curious way goes back to my point, like him or dislike him, whatever, the fact that barack obama, and whatever his legacy is will engage the interest and attention the support and hostility of historians and others for a long time to come only testifies to the significance of his presidency and the magnitude of what he has attempted. richard norton smith is our guest talking about the reporting after the presidents win on the trade bills and also the relation ship with the supreme court on same-sex marriage and their reporting that this was his best week ever. we are discussing his
so we have to be if you re in an enclosed environment be very concerned with what the human body is exhaling. in terms of the future of space station, do we have plans to expand, put different elements on to the space station at this point? currently on the u.s. side we just reconfigured the permanent multi purpose module from one location to the other location to make room for a docking adopter that we discussed earlier to let commercial vehicles come. that s about all we re going td on the u.s. side. there s no major new additions coming. the russians talked about a solar platform to provide solar energy for their segment. the russians talked about another research module they may add. we on the u.s. side don t have any major additions, no. the bigelow company has a new concept without the inflatables. is there any use of this technology? it will be added to space station next year. this is an expandable module that will be added to the station. it will stay there f