the polls, and that will bebe nx next tuesday. make no mistake, anything can happen. we ll be talking about the results, or at leaste. some of them. one week from tonight, we ll know in most states , hopefully all states , the results. now, according to real s clear politics, their average five senate racefis and more thn two dozen house races ares within two points. soare wi think about this. this is why i m not pollyannish. this is why i don t want to create a condition where people are overly enthusiastic within two points. that s five states. now, that s the balance of power in congress, well within the margin of error. now, just a fe sw thousand votes can decide whether or not joe biden and his radical democratic socialist party will continue to have full control of your government. now, three key gubernatorial races are also within two points, including right here in the state of new york . these race s are all tight. and don t forget, in 2016, think about this. polls s
y to makeange i a change in your state.n . we re watching the race closely. we wish you alu all the best. tiffany smiley, thank you. all right.stay now, staying iing inn the north, we go to the state of oregon where republican gubernatorial candidat oe christine drazen is now leading and would be the first republican governor in and oregon in 40 years. now, this comes as residents of the great state of oregon, a fed with high crime, homelessness, surging costs.imer and christine dorasagingn joins us now to explain more . you know, i ve had anha opportunity to look overponent your opponent s record when a person that supported the 20s 20 portland protests, which were really riots. ly rio i look atst the rest of our agenda and it s you know, she s a radicaf her agl new grew dealer. she has nothing really that i can see that would warrante no her to be elected. how is it possible to use a republican can win this?a because oregon voters areorev seeing what you re seeing, that heracles
month. a gunman opened fire outside his home on long island. his watch this. a gunman opened fire outside the family s long island home, grazed here. and the and then the bullet was bull found right here. wan, his wife were away campaigning, but his daughters were in the kitchen when they heard gunfire. y campg buthey hid in the bathrm and called for help to 17 year olds. outside were shot and took two 17in the front yard. the shooter got away. wer police say it was a drive by shooting, not linked to the xeljanz, except the random t location perilously close to where they live. anybody.s the link them? it could have been anybody. poi that s kind ofnt the point. living in new york now that state n is dangerous. that state needs new leadershiep and it looks like it s about to. get it. as we told you, lee zeldinin isn is running for governor .new pol a new poll today, an independent coefficient survey shows heldon lean the incumbent in the race for the first time. congressman, he s
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part of this. it is not important enough to say you can be in isis and be in yemen. that doesn t work. you have to be in that state n that territorial state. yes. isis by controlling territory, which al qaeda never properly did, they are implementing sharia law in a particular way. they say if you are not actually in that territory, living under that governing structure, you have got something wrong with your religion and you need to repent and go there. in the context of paris and the context of the refugee issue in europe we really need to think of this that isis is telling people, come to syria, come to iraq, come to libya. they are not saying stay home and perpetrate these attacks, although these attacks are now happening. we have to decide with why are they happening now? why have they not happened previously. hang with us a bit here. we will stay on the subject for a while now. coming up, the fight to stop the islamic state.