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Oh, what a nightmare.

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Let's see.

What else we got here? CBS News Chief Barry Weiss faced significant resistance from staff at the network's 9 a.m.

meeting this morning while discussing the growing.

Alaska ballot scandal as she urged reporters to dig into the story, according to sources at the meeting.

Well, it seems like she, the Democrat Senate Senate candidate, like went out and like her people went out to find everybody with the name of the Republican.

uh this is pretty dirty very very dirty now when barry weiss took over she's like not some sort of hardcore republican i i guess maybe kind of a centrist she's like reasonably sane on some things uh which makes makes her a fascist obviously for the left so the there was a lot of fuss at cbs news when she was handed the reigns and yeah there's still this is a story they don't want to cover they don't want to cover this story why because they're not journalists.

The people working there aren't journalists.

They are propagandists.

The same goes with CNN.

Same goes with MSNBC and CBS.

It's all propaganda garbage.

But let's hear what they say about this here situation.

If you have to get to this point, then you obviously feel like you are at risk and not because you're going against the establishment because you are the establishment and people are getting angry.

and you are committing crimes against humanity in other countries around the world and committing to wars for Israel, who brags about sending migrants to the West, which creates all the problems that then you can eat up and then utilize to bring in digital IDs like they're doing in the UK, and of course, vast surveillance systems, which they're doing.

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It's Saturday today.

He was last seen on Monday on a flight from Petersburg to Anchorage, according to a former student who spoke to CBS News, who just realized there's an election in Alaska and there may be a story up there.

Meanwhile, in the Oval Office before heading to Daytona Beach, President Trump welcomed home Stephen Hubbard.

The 74-year-old retired teacher from Michigan was released after the Russians had arrested him for fighting as a mercenary for Ukraine.

This is one of my favorites.

videos that has come out today the line outside the Hines County Courthouse an hour and a half before last-minute absentee voting ends a big line in Mississippi of all places CBS News Texas shows this overhead shot of a long line in Tarrant County these are lines wrapped around the building but let's go somewhere else in Texas to a Ken Paxton rally where you see about 10 people A little less than 10 people showing up for Ken Paxton.

Again, I know this is anecdotal evidence, but it's very nice anecdotal evidence.

I know there are going to be lots of people who say, Jack, don't believe the polls, don't believe the photos.

I'm Rick Fowler and Catherine Herridge joins us.

And of course, you know her from Fox News and CBS investigative journalist.

Catherine, good morning.

Thanks for having me.