wyoming is struggling to staff the very agencies that provide the services that wyoming needs. wyoming individuals are earning less than their peers did five years ago. 30% of our workforce need a second job just to make ends meet. we cannot ignore these facts are we must do better. our towns and counties can and they are hiring away our staff. neighboring states can, they are hiring away our staff. i regard this market adjustment as absolutely essential and something we cannot put off any longer. [applause] the actions of the biden administration regarding public lands and energy are deeply flawed and clearly missed the mark. instead they hit wyoming squarely in the breadbasket. stopping the exploration and production of federal oil gas, and coal means that our state bears the disproportionate boarding of produced royalties, severance taxes and economic benefit. and for what? it will not reduce global warming or benefit consumers. it has caused inflation to soar. during 2021, while the biden administration was limiting oil production in wailing, it increased russian oil -- wyo

. -- energy businesses and it changed wyoming. we will keep our state government operating effectively and efficiently and ensure wyoming continues to live within her means. we have not seen the end of this hold on outdoor industries so my focus remains on their long-term fiscal viability of wyoming and our ability to fight back. that is why i propose putting an additional 400 million in savings and also to do with inflation. my top priority is market adjustment for state employees. i regard this to functional to -- critical to the functioning of our state enterprise. from troopers, snowplow drivers, social workers and others, wyoming is struggling to staff the very agencies that provide the services the people of wyoming needs. 90% are earning less than their peers did five years ago. 30% of our workforce need a second job just to make ends meet. we cannot ignore these facts are we must do better. our towns and counties can and they are hiring away our staff. neighboring states can, they are hiring away our staff. i regard this m

wyoming has it all. the best wind, solar, gas, coal, nuclear, and the ability to soar over 50 years worth of our nation carbon emissions. innovation, not regulation is our way forward, to give our nation the energy it requires and somewhat and easily solve -- and simultaneously solve the world's climate concerns. we do not need to choose between fossil fuels or new types of energy. when you come to a fork in the road, take it. that is what we should do. we need all of the above energy strategies. one company -- [applause] one company took that advice and it maintains a strong commitment coal mining, but they have taken their -- their expertise to expand into alternatives like wind energy and even aerospace. today we are joined by jason, he is the third-generation generation of his family to lead l&h and shows vision about where our state can go while respecting its core industries. jason, would you stand so that we might recognize you? [applause] we have a plethora of opportunities coming our way, advanc

people in wyoming are fed up about what is happening today. my focus is on the future, taking back the house, taking back the senate. the 2022 elections. not the 2020 elections. >> you did vote to certify he did not have the power to overturn the election. >> i voted to certify the elections. i have been to 15 events in wyoming. last night, a hundred people at a boys and girls club dinner. this never comes up. people are really concerned about empty shelves at the grocery store. high prices for gasoline, the southern border with criminals, all these people coming across. crime in the city. people in wyoming want me to focus on the future, not the past. >> that is where there priorities are. i want to ask you your reaction to the center of liz cheney. >> many of our county parties have already done that. the state party has done it as well. the january 6 commission voted against impeachment twice. we are going to have a very spirited party. it is a light primary hearing in wyoming. it is going to be very engaging. i can tell you liz is going to

people in wyoming want me to focus on the future, not the past. that is where and focusing. >> martha: we know that is where their priorities are. i just want to ask you because she is a wyoming colleague of yours, your reaction to the center of liz cheney by the rnc? >> senator barrasso: many of my counterparts have already done in wyoming, the state party has done it as well. we disagree. i voted against the january 6th commission, voted against impeachment twice, we are going to have a very spirited primary here, it's a late primary, late august, here in wyoming. it is going to be very engaging, and liz is going to have to travel the state and make her case to the voters of wyoming if she intends to get reelected. >> martha: senator, thank you very much as always for your turn. good to see you today. >> senator barrasso: thank you, martha. >> martha: joining me now, democratic senator ben cardin, welcome back to "fox news sunday." you heard senator barrasso urging a bipartisan sanctions bill, it looks like it needs to happen fairly quickly the

1.3% of that in the fourth quarter came from wyoming, she stepped out of wyoming because it doesn't support her so its democrats and it's folks that are the left-wingers, the ones that are supporting liz cheney but again, her statements i think are extremely telling. in it isn't their role to decide who can and cannot run for office but also demonstrates this has that effect. she is announcing the outcome of their so-called investigation before they are done. she is announcing what they are going to find before they've investigated the entire situation in addition to which, why don't they just release the information to the public? if she thinks it is so, why haven't they released the 14,000 hours of videotape that they have? why haven't they released the documents? we are smart enough to look at them and decide for ourselves what happened on january 6. for anyone else on that committee. >> laura: were you surprised when mitch mcconnell said earlier this week that he did not support the censuring of cheney and adam kinzinger by the house? that was not welcomed apparently. >> i was s

wyoming state representative landon brown joins me now. he's the only republican in the wyoming statehouse who is publicly supporting cheney. i want to start bigger picture and move into the state. what was your thought when you saw the three words legitimate political discourse describing the events of january 6th? >> well, good morning. you know, i think it's the same thing that many of us felt, the legitimate political discourse is clearly not what we saw on january 6th. what we saw was a riot and what we saw was a situation where five individuals ended up passing away because of the unpolitical discourse that was out there. it's a shame that we had to see that and i'm proud to stand behind liz cheney and the fact that he's willing to stand strong and find out what's happening with everything that happened. >> you're not just a republican in wyoming backing congresswoman cheney, you've been vocal about it as well. you're not shying away from it in any way. the state republican party has gone after the congresswoman to which she responde

and let me thank my colleague from wyoming for advancing this bill. through the story of louisa swain, the state of wyoming and the state of maryland share an important piece of the history of women's right to vote. we celebrate louisa swain as the first woman in the world to cast a ballot in an election. she was born in virginia, she lived for a time in baltimore before moving to wyoming. shortly after casting her ballot in wyoming in 1870, she returned to baltimore where she was laid to rest in 1878. i'm pleased to support this legislation to designate a federal building in cheyenne, wyoming, in honor of louisa swain. may it serve as a reminder of the long road women have traveled to secure the right to vote and the long road we have yet to travel to secure equal rights for women in this country and already the world. again, i thank my colleague from wyoming for advancing this legislation. i would ask consent i would be added as a cosponsor. >> without objection. >> if i might on a separate issue at thas time. i know we'll be considering certain gsa

and let me thank my colleague for wyoming for advancing this bill. through the story of louisa swain, the state of wyoming and the state of maryland share an important piece of history of the women's right to vote. we celebrate louisa swain as the first women in the world to cast a ballot in an election. she was born in virginia, she lived for a time in baltimore, into wyoming. shortly after casting her ballot in wyoming in 1870, she returned to baltimore where she was laid to rest in 1878. i am pleased to support this legislation, it does make a -- in honor of louisa swam. may it serve as a reminder of the long road that women have traveled to secure the right to vote. and the long road we still have to travel. again, i think my colleague from wyoming for advancing this legislation. mister chairman, i would ask the senate that i could be added as a co-sponsor. and if i might, on a separate issue, i know that we will be considering a certain gsa resolutions. one is a consolidated activities program, in various locations. as in the last time our commi

and that could be wrong, but i believe wyoming also has some of the lowest cost of electricity along with texas, florida, and some other states. so it's definitely opportunity for being on my case, the new yorkers and california is out of wyoming because it's very cold, correct? and it's very sparsely populated. it's not they don't try to be hip cool or slick. so it's not appropriate for new yorkers or california. so i'll make could sub supercede, texas in austin simply because the new yorkers and the california is couldn't possibly take the coal. that may be big coin utopia in america. and what do you think of my theory? i can see i can see where you're going with that, obviously because i'm in austin. i mean, i could get some here from other states, but i do think that as of right now, austin is the bid going capital of the u. s. as far as the coast moving into cold weather. yeah, that's not gonna happen because of that temperature change and just being well the politics also is very, i guess you could say more read state. exactly, exactly how to sell these blue states. when i was

and that could be wrong, but i believe wyoming also has some of the lowest cost of electricity along with texas, florida, and some other states. so it's definitely opportunity for being on my case, the new yorkers and california is out of wyoming because it's very cold, correct? and it's very sparsely populated. it's not they don't try to be hip cool or slick. so it's not appropriate for new yorkers or california. so i'll make could sub supercede, texas in austin simply because the new yorkers and the california is couldn't possibly take the coal. that may be big coin utopia in america. and what do you think of my theory? i can see i can see where you're going with that obviously because i'm in austin. i, i mean i could get some heed from other states. but i do think that as of right now, austin is the bid going capital of the u. s. as far as the coasts, moving into cold weather. yeah, that's not gonna happen because of that temperature change and just being, well the politics also is very i guess you could say more read state exceptionally in accounting. i don't. so these blue state

but i believe wyoming also has some of the lowest cost of electricity along with texas, florida, and some other states. so it's definitely opportunity for being on my case, the new yorkers and california is out of wyoming because it's very cold, correct. and it's very sparsely populated. it's not they don't try to be hip cool or slick. so it's not appropriate for new yorkers or california. so i'll make could sub supercede, texas in austin simply because the new yorkers and the california is couldn't possibly take the coal. that may be big coin utopia in america. and what do you think of my theory? i can see i can see where you're going with that, obviously because i'm in austin. i mean, i could get some here from other states, but i do think that as of right now, austin is the bid going capital of the u. s. as far as the coasts, moving into cold weather. yeah, that's not gonna happen because of that temperature change and just being, well the politics also is very, i guess you could say more read state externally in what's happening. i don't. so these blue states, when i was last in

but i believe wyoming also has some of the lowest cost in the electricity along with texas, florida, and some other states. so it's definitely opportunity for being my keep the new yorkers and california out of wyoming because it's very cold. correct. and it's very sparsely populated. it's not they don't try to be hip coolers like so. it's not appropriate for new yorkers or california. no, i mean could it's supercede, texas in austin simply because the new yorkers, california couldn't possibly take the cold. that may be because utopia in america. what do you think of my theory? i can see i can see where you're going with. obviously because i'm in austin, i mean, i could get some here from other states, but i do think that us up right now, austin is the bit going capital of the u. s. as far as the coasts moving into cold weather. yeah, that's not going to happen. because of that temperature change and just being the politics also is very, i guess you could say more read state. exactly. i do. so these blue states, when i was last and austin, i spoke to some local people there and they

but i believe wyoming also has some of the lowest cost in the electricity along with texas, florida, and some other states. so it's definitely opportunity for my keep the new yorkers and california out of wyoming because it's very cold. correct. and it's very sparsely populated. it's not they don't try to be hip coolers like so. it's not appropriate for new yorkers or california. no, i mean could, it's supercede, texas and austin simply because the new yorkers, california couldn't possibly take the cold. that may be because utopia in america. what do you think of my theory? i can see i can see where you're going with. obviously because i'm in austin, i mean, i could get some here from other states, but i do think that us up right now, austin is the bit going capital of the u. s. as far as the coasts moving into cold weather. yeah, that's not going to happen. because of that temperature change and just being the politics also is very, i guess you could say more read state. it's not really i do. so these blue states, when i was last and austin, i spoke to some local people there and th

and that could be wrong, but i believe wyoming also has some of the lowest cost of electricity along with texas, florida, and some other states. so it's definitely opportunity for being on my keep the new yorkers and californians out of wyoming because it's very cold, correct. and it's very sparsely populated. it's not they don't try to be hip cool or slick. so it's not appropriate for new yorkers or california. so i'll make could sub supercede taxes in austin simply because the new yorkers and the california is couldn't possibly take the coal. that may be big coin utopia in america. and what do you think of my theory? i can see i can see where you're going with that, obviously because i'm in austin. i mean, i could get some heed from other states. but i do think that as of right now, austin is the bid going capital of the u. s. as far as the coasts, moving into cold weather. yeah, that's not gonna happen because of that temperature change and just being, well the politics also is very, i guess you could say more read state externally and also i don't. so these blue states, when i wa

that cannot happen in wyoming. if you lose a primary, you can't run as an independent in the general in wyoming. if she loses, do not expect she will give up this fight. this could very much be a center piece of a campaign for 2024. again, that's hard to imagine that that would be a popular view inside the party. but she has made this part of her mission now. it's more than a brand. it's her mission. we will see if it works. this is the big test for the republican party without a doubt. >> imagine if there was a national thing called a sore loser law. that would be interesting. jeff zeleny appreciate it. barbara comstock, thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> coming up, a verdict against attorney michael avenatti, who was accused of stealing money from his former client stormy daniels. that is next. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. what if i sleep hot? ...or cold? no problem, the sleep number 360 smart bed is temperature balancing so you both sleep just right. and it sen

swain left wyoming she made her home in maryland. she is buried in baltimore where you can visit her grave. i know that both senator cardin and senator van hollen are proud of their home state's part in the story of women's suffrage and being from wyoming i cannot even describe how proud i am of our role. it is a privilege to sponsor the legislation with senator van hollen and senator cardin. i appreciate both of you for this and thank you for joining me today in this effort. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> thank you very much. i want to senator cardin. >> mr. chairman, thank you. let me thank my colleague from wyoming for advancing this bill. through the story of louisa swain the state of wyoming and the state of maryland share an important piece of the history of the women's right to vote. we celebrate louisa swain as the first woman in the world to cast a ballot in an election. she was born in virginia, lived for a time in baltimore before moving to wyoming. shortly after casting her ballot in 1870 she returned to baltimore where s

that cannot happen in wyoming. if you lose a primary, you can't run as an independent in the general in wyoming. if she loses, do not expect she will give up this fight. this could very much be a center piece of a campaign for 2024. again, that's hard to imagine that that would be a popular view inside the party. but she has made this part of her mission now. it's more than a brand. it's her mission. we will see if it works. this is the big test for the republican party without a doubt. >> imagine if there was a national thing called a sore loser law. appreciate it. >>> coming up, a verdict against attorney michael avenatti, who was accused of stealing money from his former client stormy daniels. that is next. ♪ get a head start in investing with the new schwab starter kit™. new investors can open an account and get $50 to split across the top five stocks in the s&p 500®. you can also unlock short videos, step-by-step guides, and other easy-to-use tools designed for people just getting started. plus, investmen

she'll tell you that she can still win wyoming. that she knows people of her district better than kevin mccarthy and anybody else across the country. she welcomes the challenge. i want to go back to let him was saying. this is really important. the republican party is going through an apparatus. it's the entire apparatus of the republican party. they're going through something that, not to the extent the democratic party has gone through. there are a lot of different factions now in that party. you see how the constructive it is, you have tea party folks, now a little bit of trump republican. now you have the full on crazies. the qanon caucus going down. insurrectionists. people who are siding with folks that took up arms against folks of the united states government, to say -- these images if you're looking at the screen a ridiculous. the apparatus has to decide what it has to be. what we've seen today, they have sided with the republican party adjacent. they have sided with interactions. they've sided with the qanon's for a bette

i went to montana rather than wyoming, it's a little less cold. it's real cold where you go. >> tyler: i'm looking to go to colorado next, because as much as i love jackson i want more space. i love being alone. >> kelly: me too, and everybody thinks, i enjoyed my listening, because i feel like we are surrounded, not just in the industry if you are a teacher, whatever you do. we are always surrounded by people. it's nice to be alone. >> tyler: i only have one kid. >> kelly: i have two. >> tyler: that's a lot for me. >> kelly: when you have two, they start to play together and

the former president's backing an effort in wyoming to try to prevent -- they're trying to close the primary from republicans and democrats. politico talked directly about supporting this bill. this is a blatant effort to limit make trump loyalists a bigger part of the electorate. this is essentially rigging democracy, folks, changing the rules in the middle of the game. up next, the white house sets its sights on empathy. sad news to report, minnesota republican congressman jim hagedorn died last night after a two-year battle with kidney cancer. he won close elections in 2018 and 2020. he was 59 years old. we'll be right back. 59 years o. we'll be right back. (mindy) yep! (vo) verizon is going ultra, so you can too. ♪ “all i do is win” by dj khaled ♪ ♪ all i do is win, win, win no matter what! ♪ woman singing/cat meowing: got money on my mind, i can never get enough. ♪ and every time i step up in the building, ♪ ♪ everybody's hands go up! ♪ karaoke singer: and they stay there. and they say yeah. and they stay there, up, down, up, down, up, down. never lose confid

but the more states have a forward-looking approach to this and i include wyoming, colorado and florida among them, that that pushes the federal government to create a more favorable ecosystem for crypto across our entire country. >> guys, talked about miami, new york city issues their own cryptocurrencies called city coins. polis said colorado's not going that far and really goes against the ethos of cryptocurrencies being free from government interventions. denver coin. for now floated idea block chain used in things like local elections. >> a city coin explain that a little more yeah exactly. goes against the ethos of being centrally sort of managed, but what is the case that sort of miami and others are making? >> made the case it's an alternative to taxes a way to raise money so you could support your city by buying san francisco coin, denver coin. but miami coin is really the only one actually implemented and said it's a way to raise money. can fund things like education, but there are regulatory questions in terms of, like, polis said holding this on your balance sheet. talk abou

if you drive around wyoming, you will see help wanted signs all around my home state. what it meant was empty shelves and higher prices. supply goes down, prices go up. now, the opposite is also true. that what we've seen with the value of the dollar. last march democrats flooded the country with government cash. now the dollar, in many people's wallets and pocketbooks, doesn't go as far as it did before. democrats passed the largest single-spending bill they american history, put $2 trillion on the nation's credit card. republicans warned, do not do this. it will cause inflation. democrats didn't listen. every single democrat in this senate voted for it. every single democrat voted for it. every single republican voted against it, and joe biden signed it. since then, prices have gone up faster than wages. first they said it was going to be temporary and then astonishingly in july, joe biden said inflation was expected. he kind of bragged that he'd seen it coming all along. well, if he'd seen it coming all along, why didn't he do something about it? all this president

speaking of wyoming, we are going to take out liz cheney. [applause] she will actually work for the people of wyoming, not for the d.c. swamp. [applause] we have a lot of work to do in all of these places and that is the thing, we cannot let our foot off of the gas, we cannot assume we have won these things. when you have a trillion dollar mainstream media complex as you are marketing department like the democrats do, trillion dollars in social media, all working for them. we need each and every one of you to be in the game, 100%. ok? [applause] the fact that elections are so close given that you are up against multiple trillions, designed to suppress your opinion, your views, your ideas, your free speech while boosting the other side? it is truly amazing. that is why we cannot assume that we have won. you understand how much has been put against us and our values. we need to be engaged, we need to be involved, to be all in on every race. i am not talking about just the senate or the gubernatorial races. we need to be involved into our schoo

do think i anybody in wyoming is walking into the voting booth and saying well i was going to do this but because kevin mccarthy said that i'm going to doing? else. but unlikely, but it drives media for a day or two. >> let's move on. not going to drive us any more in this conversation and mike pence spoke at sanford and his tone has softened his president trump is wrong a couple of weeks ago. he had an opportunity to double down on that in an exchange about january 6 and he's returned now to we're not going to see eye to eye on this. apparently the boldness was short-lived. >> well, look, he has to live with two things. one, what he did in that day which was the creck thing to have done as we've discussed many times and number two, his speech was ch was a clear statement that he believes trump was wrong. so from this point forward, i think the way it is best to interpret mike pence's statements is through the lense of a political campaign because he's clearly going to run for president. and he has to live with his actions which were the correct actions but also try not to antagonize

she could win re-election in wyoming with 30% of the vote. it's not out of the question so there's a danger here for donald trump. not just in that race. i do think that there is some evidence that his hold on the party is -- hold on the party faithful may slightly be declining. there are several -- i think the fact you see mike pence coming out and is there a censure resolution on mike pence for declaring that president trump is wrong? there are a number of these primary challengers, candidates supported by donald trump around the country that may not win and it isn't the magic touch. it's not looking that way and in alabama in the senate primary. we'll see what happens in the race -- the multiple races in georgia and the primary for the gubernatorial primary in georgia, in arizona. this is a test in the coming months of how strong the grip that trump has on the party. is it total as it seemed today at the rnc meeting or slipping? >> what does conservative media do with this statement? pence called the plot un-american. there is no idea more

police were able to track him to a motel in wyoming. what more can you tell us about that? >> reporter: this really is a strange and concerning story, and in terms of the tracking, we know it was an ipad that really led authorities to the motel in wyoming. and once them got there, the s.w.a.t. team was there, they arrested joseph beacher and found an ar-15 and a handgun. a difficult situation not just for law enforcement but also for the hostage, for this woman who had been kidnapped. let's start from the beginning of all of this. this started on wednesday at 10:15 in the morning, according to court documents that we have been going through which include his arrest warrant and a criminal complaint that was filed in federal court. so we know that he got to the ranch on wednesday, got out of his truck and was looking at the fence at the ranch. then he got back into his truck and decided to ram through that entrance according to surveillance video that authorities say they have. once inside the ranch that's when he found this woman and told her, according to the court document

hagman today, running in wyoming. wyoming deserves to have a representative who will deliver the accountability against the biden administration. not a representative they have today that works closely with nancy pelosi going after republicans incentive stopping these radical democrats, they are doing in the country so if you want to join with us go to firepelosi.com and let's make it happen. >> sean: the one thing that i always go back to and it's not fair maybe to you to bring this up but i remember interviewing paul ryan and i said if i come back in the year, are all these things that you say going to be done? i would like to see the republican party unify around these america first, make america great again conservative principles for one reason. not ideological at all. because lower taxes, less bureaucracy, energy independent, secure borders, constitutional's on the bench, free and fair trade, peace through strength, law and order, school choice, all those are good ideas. we are not implementing any of them. i th

. >> it took just seconds for police to surround this wyoming motel, bringing a terrifying multi-day two-state kidnapping to an end. >> suspect is believed to be armed with two firearms. >> this drone moment shows the moment officers rushed in rescuing 46-year-old amanda eddinger and arresting this man, 48-year-old joseph beecher. his target, the ranch owned by billionaire and presidential candidate michael bloomberg. according to an affidavit beecher arrived at bloomberg's rural colorado ranch wednesday morning where he used his truck to ram through the security gate and enter the house. she turned around to find a black machine gun pointed at her face she later told police and he then forced her to drive more than 200 miles toward denver and on to cheyenne, wyoming, and this motel. according to a colorado affidavit obtained by the associated press, beecher went on rants about bloomberg, asked about the whereabouts of his adult daughters by name and said he wanted to make an international scene. police tracked the ipad to the motel rescuing her unharmed. >> if that ipad had not been

then pennsylvania, eventually ending at the mcdonald's on wyoming. they appear to be random. yeah. i mean, there was someone who was involved in an accent down here in central um, the person just came up and said they were stabbed. yeah, there's doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason. at this point, according to police, the suspect was on a bmx bike and was apprehended near lomas in wyoming, they say, as officers approached the suspect . he got off the bike and was taken into custody with no force and they did find a large knife on him. police say as of right now, victims conditions range from stable to critical, but they are unsure if there has been any deaths back to you. we'll do this now. in monterey police officers say they know people recorded video of a fatal stabbing outside a restaurant and they want to see that video 28 year old dexter barnett junior was stabbed several times outside of cibeles restaurant on alvarado street in downtown early this morning. investigators say the attack happened as onlookers shot video of this incident. they want to talk to anyone with video

wyoming, trump won it by 40 points. whoever the republican nominee is will be heavily favored to win this district, this seat that represents the entire state, but kevin mccarthy's fund-raising arm has also helped fund-raise for a handful of republicans who voted to impeach president trump after january 6th. those are folks in competitive seats. even though they want to align with trump largely, they want to win also, and they want to win back the house. so i think these competitive seats will be key to watch. if we see leaders jumping into those primaries and going against some of those folks who voted to impeach trump, that could signal a shift, but right now playing in these safe seats maybe won't have as much of an impact. >> thank you very much for being with us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> we had a lot of breaking news on this friday afternoon. we were not kidding because we have more into us as we speak. a federal judge rejecting former president trump's push to dismiss several lawsuits filed against him by

hotel. >> they were able to apparently track her ipad, which eventually led them to cheyenne, wyoming. >> reporter: authorities say on wednesday morning, the suspect, joseph beecher, rammed his vehicle through the main gate to the home, pictured here in a real estate photo, and confronted a supervising housekeeper. he reportedly asked where the billionaire's daughters were, wanting to make an international scene. but officials say the bloombergs were not at the ranch. the woman telling authorities beecher pointed a machine gun at her face and told her she was coming with him. she reportedly mouthed the words "help me" to an atm camera when he forced her to withdraw money. the two seen on hotel surveillance video that afternoon. the rescue occurring hours later in the middle of the night. a bloomberg spokesperson telling abc, we're deeply grateful to law enforcement for their swift and heroic action in this case. beecher now facing kidnapping and possibly other charges. the victim is safe and with family. experts say she stayed calm and friendly and that probably increased her odds of

well, money certainly helps, and liz cheney having $4.7 million in the bank to spend in her race in wyoming is certainly -- it certainly enters to her favor, enters to her favor, but what's important here is that i think that you're going to see that other candidates, other republican candidates who voted for impeachment are also doing well financially and are also banking on a divided field, so you're seeing that the republican party is going to be fighting significantly against itself and those who are standing up against trump are still benefitting from their stances and still doing well in the long run, but what we see here is the republican leadership really doubling down on trumpism. so, what's happening, the rnc and mccarthy endorsing cheney's opponent comes just week after the rnc censured cheney for participating in the january 6th commission. so, we're seeing the rnc start to stand behind and really double down on candidates that would both try to shirk the implications of the january 6th insurrection and those candidates who would suggest that the 2020 election, of course, are ch

she is in wyoming. she has decided to turn against president trump. i think what adding -- adam kinzinger and liz cheney have done, they have revealed himself -- themselves. it is the people behind the scenes that control most of our lives. and i have a message for the deep state that is listening to me right now. and for fear or for a should -- or fortune, i must one them, when we take back power, and we will. there is no doubt about that. what do you think we are going to do to them? host: this is rich in nutley, new jersey. you are next. caller: good morning, sir. i agree so much with the caller from texas, especially about the callers who are calling in. first of all, mr. pentz is a great man -- mr. pence is a great man. he said what he had to say. that was fine. the media jumped all over it. just like you guys are this money great you would never do a thing like this on who -- kamala harris or joe biden. the big lie started in 2016. and you guys never ran stories about the big lie that the democrats were pushing that trump was no legitimate presi

it is the republicans in her wyoming district. and at this point, she is facing donald trump's wrath in her next re-election. >> i want to turn to mike pence because he's been out. he's been speaking. he denounced trump trying to get him to overturn the election. fine. but listen to what he said about legitimate political discourse. >> i just don't know too many people around the country, including my friends at the rnc and chairman of the republican national committee who have any different view than it was a tragic day. than the people that ransacked the capitol were wrong. we're not talking about people that engaged in violence against persons or property that day. that they were speaking about a whole range of people that have been set upon by this committee, and i believe them. >> so the republican national committee belongs to trump at this point. but pence still is hoping -- holding out hope that maybe he can have a political future or is this genuinely what he believes? >> i think this is an extension of what we've seen fr

meanwhile, "politico" reports that the former president and his allies are privately lobbying wyoming lawmakers to change how they run the state's elections to ensure cheney's loss. on thursday trump endorsed wyoming legislation that would prevent crossover voting in a primary election. were the laws to pass democrats, republicans or independents would no longer be able to switch party affiliation on the day of the state's primary to vote for a candidate in another party. this comes weeks after the republican national committee voted to censure congresswoman cheney for her participation in the january 6th select committee. she is one of two republicans on the committee. she has been a vocal critic of president trump since january 6th. >>> all members of congress are now invited to president biden's state of the union address early next month. house speaker nancy pelosi's office released the guidelines yesterday. it will mark the first time all members of congress will have a chance to crowd into the house chamber for a joint address since the pandemic began almost two years ago. in co

take a listen. >> wyoming deserves to have a representative who will deliver the accountability against this biden administration. not a representative they have today that works closer with nancy pelosi, going after republicans, instead of stopping these radical democrats for what they're doing to this country. >> and kevin mccarthy is not the only one getting involved in this race. elise stefanik, the number three house republican, who replaced cheney leadership, announced this morning she is endorsing cheney's primary opponent, harriet hageman. none of this is surprising, but it is still an extraordinary moment in republican politics right now. gop leaders typically do not get involved in primaries. but kevin mccarthy was under immense pressure from his right flank to take some sort of action against cheney and he had been resisting calls to remove her from conference, instead he's now settled on trying to kick her out of congress entirely. of course, this could win him major points with trump world and that is a crucial constituency if he wants to back speaker one day. it is a bit o

the other thing to watch, especially in wyoming is that ms. cheney does not have just one challenger, she has five. so her chances of surviving that primary and keeping her job remain significantly higher if that stays that way now. so while i understand the former president and his allies are working on a bill in the wyoming legislature to ensure no cross voting in the primary i wonder if that's something they'll work out, talking to those other challengers trying to get them out of the race. because if they stay in, her chances of winning the primary are much higher. >> based on what they're saying with the efforts of mcconnells and others trying to get more republicans in the mix, does it make it more difficult for democrats in the midterms if they are up against more moderates? >> i don't think so. i think what democrats have to do is to remind their voters and remind republican voters what this party has been made of, and what this party has done over the last couple of years. so we can talk about the january 6th insurrection. we can talk

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after being censured by the republican party in her home state of wyoming, this month she was censured for failing to understand the mob attack on the capitol was not a violent attack, but political discourse. put it in a tote bag. kevin mccarthy has taken the step of endorsing cheney's opponent. politico reports that donald trump and his allies have been courting wyoming's governor to support legislation that would prevent voters to switch party affiliation on the day of the primary in an attempt to further damage cheney's chances in the primary. the republicans' allegiance to donald trump is more important than getting to the truth of what happened on january 6th. we will see you >>> shelling intensifies in eastern ukraine as the u.s. warns that russia may use the fighting as a pretext to invade. the question, is moscow now ready to launch military action in ukraine? >>> and, it's that conflict on the world stage that sent the dow spiraling yesterday, suffering its worst day of the year. the question is, what impact will further geopolitical tension have on the economy? >>> plus, the

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we are still seeing hospitalizations go up in oregon, wyoming, alaska, kentucky. fortunately, the leading indicators suggest they are on a similar trajectory to the rest of the country. you would expect those numbers to start coming down soon. emily: jonathan levin, thank you for that update. coming up, the mission to develop sound money. imaginin -- the managing director tells us about the upgrade and what it means for users. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> bitcoin existed before twitter started -- >> if bitcoin existed before twitter started, we would see different business models. we would see a lot less of the issues advertising systems can bring up, in terms of privacy, everything we see on surveillance capitalism, as well. emily: jack dorsey speaking at the microstrategy world two day conference focused on the digital transformation bitcoin strategy, microstrategy the biggest corporate holder of bitcoin in the world. break it down. a lot to digest. >> one is jack dorsey talking about the technology itself and how it would have transformed twitter had it been a tec