arthel: as migrants keep crossing the southern border in record numbers, agents are working to stop human smuggling and seizing tens of thousands of deadly fentanyl pills that cartels are trying to get into our country but hello everyone welcome to another hour of "fox news live" it. i am arthel neville chi eric. eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us on the sunday i'm eric shawn. present biden's and governor desantis declaring a state of emergency in florida. the sunshine shape braces for

tropical storm ian for that storm is forecast to start strengthening today are fox weather team coverage is coming up on the storm and what to expect in just a few minutes. >> the countdown to november 8 is on. just over six weeks to the midterms with control of the house and senate hanging in the balance. the latest on the high stakes of pennsylvania senate race and how the economy is dominating the conversation. but first, the latest on our southern border. alexis and mcadams is in eagle pass, alexis. >> hi arthel. we see it every single day here the southern border. hundreds of migrant showing up here walking right across the border into the united states. we are now learning about where they go once they are in the u.s. it depends on how much the migrants are willing to pay the cartel. the people willing to dish out or catching private planes to be smuggled across the u.s. take a look on your screen. this is a picture regarding the short time ago from a texas

showing a private plane that was full of migrants they are friday 819 migrants on that private plane in mcallen, texas coming in from central america. sources tell me staying here for several weeks and read a stash house but they got on that plane pretty best to get a say three cars pulled up that day to the airport and drop the migrants off. that's when a concerned citizen called 911. this is a third bus at a private airport in texas just this month alone. humans are smuggled in, so her drugs were just of the day officers at the port of entry seized approximate 72000 fentanyl pills. those were hidden inside of a gas tank of a carpet also about 50 pounds of meth was also incited that tank. it is not to present to our viewers we've been talking about this for months. it is just one example of the massive amount of deadly drugs coming in from mexico. the medical examiner's office is at her the borders tell us they see these impacts every day, pointing to a spike in overdose

deaths from rainbow colored fentanyl, listen. >> i have an individual i am almost certain i do not have the toxicology back. i am almost certain partook of this new colored fentanyl where it looks like kids at shock. they are in rainbow colors. we expected to be a fentanyl death. >> here is a look at just how busy things are here at the southern border. the crossings, the smuggling, the drug trafficking happens 24 hours a day seven days a week across this area. it is a lucrative business back at your life negative dps sources are telling us the cartels are the ones that charted those planes and uses context here in the united states take some of the money back to the cartel. all of these people hear their contacts want to get in they know how much people are making. the pilots for the private planes they do not really know this is a smuggling operation they just have to check the manifesto makes the names match

up. they just have to know these people are or were the final destination is. arthel: but still questionable there has to be a manifest to get audited private jet you have to crosscheck an id that doesn't add up. i'm sure you will dig more into that angle of that particular story. under the details are sketchy at this moment. alexis mcadams alive in eagle pass, texas thanks alexis, eric. eric: more and then it just a second five more buses the migrants arrived in new york city today per the latest from border strays to northern sanctuary cities. new york city mayor eric adam says he is committed to helping the migrants who arrive in the big apple. saying quote, since may this administration on its own has safely and effectively provided shelter, healthcare, and a host of other services to more than 11000 people. from central and south america were seeking a better life. natural border patrol council

president brandon, working to talk with upper second period we just heard about this private plane. it was in mcallen, texas was supposed to fly to houston. nineteen seat beechcraft turboprop. somebody has to rent that or someone is got to own them. what do you think is going on there if someone is using private planes customers who could they be and what is the purpose for that? >> look if it is cartels there's going to be people here in the united states. we know these transnational criminal organizations do not just operate in mexico where they do not just operate south america. they operate here in the united states as well per the operate throughout the entire world as well. if this plane is in fact being charted by the cartels it's most likely going to be somebody that is affiliated with the cartels here in the united states. this is another side of the story that just shows how volatile the border is right n

now. we want to be humane. where the most compassionate country in the world. we want to care for those individuals who have a legitimate asylum claim. the problem is the vast majorities are individuals. in using hand requires statistics only 14% of these people qualify for asylum. my research shows it's about seven. the vast majority of individuals do not qualify under our laws for asylum. that is the loophole that's being used that's the magnet drawing so many people across our borders illegally. they're able to gain the system to make it into the united states pretty songs that continues to happen we are going to continue to hear about stories like this charter plane had were going to have to do more investigations into weirs this coming from? what is the root of it? why has it been allowed? eric: as we have been reporting for months and years now, people are in your view told what they are to say when they show up at the border and ask for asylum. and then what happens after that? this is basically the way they

get in. >> that is, that is. the cartels understand our laws. they understand the political ebbs and flows of the united states as well. they note to generate the profits they want to generate, they have to operate within those laws. they have to operate within what's currently going on with the political schemes, imaginations happening here in the united states. eric: senator john cornyn texas has a bill called the bipartisan border solutions act. one thing senator cornyn as you know once to restrict or deal with is what he calls unrealistic asylum claims. what do you want to see toughened up? how do you stay within the law on asylum and make sure people who are really legitimately being persecuted or not turn back, what needs to be done in order to weed through some of those who are legitimately here for asylum versus those using it

as an excuse. >> if there weren't solutions i would forgive this administration paired but there are solutions i personally discuss solutions with secretary mayorkas'. at the highest levels of government. but they could potentially be. but we have to do is we have to do much better job of betting people we have to search immigration. we have to hire immigration judge. we are taught but hiring 87000 new irs agents. but we are not talking about hiring new immigration judges to address the crisis that exists on our border. if we hire more immigration judges. if we would adjudicate these cases immediately rather than years down the road we could get a handle on this issue. the vast majority of these people are not going to give thousands of dollars to criminal cartels just to have their cases adjudicated. what happens is when they come into the united states may release them into the united states that they do not show up to the court cases.

all of these people have been released into the united states they don't have to show up at the court cases and this ministration is not letting eyes go back to those individuals issues and work for the rest handcuffs are being put on the good guys the bad guys like the cartels are generating billions of profits off of our policies big quick center and that bipartisan bill the biggest ranges in migrant processing help streamline the system by establishing at least four regional processing centers there it is up on your screen in high traffic areas. this will ease the strain on immigration courts which are already battling a backlog of more than 1.9 million cases deep. you just said that. do you think this legislation could be enough to address the issue? >> this legislation goes a long

way to helping solve this crisis. the problem is the chance of this legislation getting enacted are very slim. so we go back to the administration. can they do the exact same thing it's proposing to do that's what is so frustrating right now bring it directly into the hands of congress. >> congress they've got they could do something on capitol hill. will try to get to the bottom who is responsive for those airplane flights exited ten senate race heating up this weekend in battleground pennsylvania john fetterman held

to nay voice you're at the latest, nature. >> hey arthel pandering to whatever audience he is speaking with it. specifically voters in philadelphia what oz held a roundtable about crime on monday. fetterman claims if oz carries about criminal justice reform he would support the release of some second-degree murderers from prison. >> what it says about a person's character if they will fight to make sure innocent men will die in prison. were able to get back with their families. talk about the two brothers behind him who work on their campaign are granted clemency after being convicted of

second-degree murder. secondary murders in the state should be released for dr. oz released a statement today saying fetterman is putting convicted murderers back on the street and decriminalizing dangerous drugs like fentanyl. oz is also going support this week and from the district attorney in york county. dave sunday tweeted quote pennsylvania means a u.s. senator that supports police and prosecutors. dr. oz understands that if citizens are unsafe, nothing else matters spirit he has my full support. fetterman is focusing more on the issue of abortion. he is calling on dr. oz to reveal how he would vote on a federal 15 week abortion ban. something oz is not sure yet. he hasn't said he has pro-life with exceptions. oz is harping more on inflation and the economy. think fetterman's big government policies will make things even worse for the people of pennsylvania. as for the loan debate between these two candidates right now it is still set for october 25.

is not announcing next campaign event but dr. oz will be back in philadelphia tomorrow morning. will send it back to arthel. arthel: will take it back here nay voice thank you. kennedy: economy is this republicans are pitching their new gop agenda it is called commitment to america. they say similar to the 1994 contract america. republicans say it also targets law and order, immigration and accountability. look passing through were not here to talk about the weather on fox news sunday congresswoman released a phonic made her case for gop majority in the mid midterms.

>> america's filling of course. we need true leadership in both the house and the senate who will focus on the crises that hard-working families are facing across this country. so of course the democrats are going to attack because shannon, they cannot run on their record because it is a record of crisis and failure. >> a new abc "washington post" poll shows rough waters ahead for the president, only 39% of voters approve of the job president biden is doing. let's look at another poll making headlines. only 35% of registered democrats want biden to run again for president in 2020 for eric. the majority of democrats want someone else, who? we do not know the poll did not ask that question as to phonic other republicans cannot sober it quite yet if this was a horse race the midterm race is neck and neck at the top of the stretch. according to this new poll with the election for the house were held today, 47% of voters said they would choose the republican candidate compared to 46% who

favor the democratic candidate. senior advisor president biden on another channel. existent maga republican agenda is an effort to disrupt our democracy. so whether it be through november and beyond november i think it will always be important to call out any effort there is to essentially destroy the united states of america. >> note metaphor there that's pretty explicit from its bottoms for the price of gas it's been going up over the past five days after summer of declining prices. many economists say food prices are also continued to ramp up as being closer to the midterms. devote one get to the "fox weather" app it's free. fox whether you can check that out. >> i have it. look so good stay dry. arthel: you going to the "fox

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eric: florida under state of emergency is a tropical storm ian turns in the caribbean paired forecasters believe it would rapidly and testify into a hurricane as it heads toward the sunshine state expected to arrive later this week. versus go to charles watson who is live right now and the keys where the storm could end up making its first landfall. charles. >> hey good afternoon eric. we've been talking to a lot of folks down here in the florida keys to say we are a tough spot because this forecast has ian shifting further west away from the keys but a lot of folks say they are wondering how much they should actually prepare for this dormer he spoke to a gentleman, he runs boat tours down here among the florida keys. he tells us he spent a lot of time over the past couple of days of tying up his boats and a packing way fishing materials, only to turn around and undo a lot of that work because he is just not sure what kind of impact they will see here,

listen. practice deaf and hard to prepare. i was not here for irma so i am scratching to get ideas from the guys here who went through it. but with ten boats to move right here that's a lot. click so far today, we are not seeing a lot of panic down here. but people do bc heating advice from state and local officials to stay vigilant and stay prepared. we are seeing plenty of folks throughout the state making stops at hardware stores to get essentials like plywood so they can board up windows and doors to protect their properties. people are snatching up batteries and of course a lot of generators in the case they lose power. some even think they are buying extra generators just in case the ones that they have fail at some point. meantime stormed stores like home depot are strategically trying to keep up with demand so they can get resources where they need to be, take a listen. >> we have a command center in atlanta that foresees what happening, partnering with local

governments and where the need is. they push products and allocate resources accordingly. >> look, governor desantis is telling folks they need to make preparations now. he held a press conference this morning and urge folks to make those things happen. because if you are in the path of the storm he said you can expect heavy rain's, strong winds, flash flooding, storm surge of the possibility of evacuations in some areas, eric. kennedy: shot out to home depot to get extra plywood down the from elsewhere that's terrific. charles thanks so much, arthel. if i'm alright eric is you just heard from charles, there is still a lot of uncertainty about where ian will make landfall and how strong it will be when it does. adam is trucking the storm from the "fox weather" center britt all right adam what is the word break. >> you are right there is still some indecision there but we are

this process. very messy storm moving to the caribbean's and 50 miles an hour. it's a tropical storm it's running over incredibly warm water it is those warm waters that ultimately it's a feeling a storm like this. guys in the control room i need whether ten macs whether tend to build flip these graphics. i can begin with this one. this 50-mile an hour winds slowly drifting off towards the west it is the slow drift toward the west starts to hit some of that warmer water. you can start to see that storm really began to intensify. and fire up only 12 miles an hour it was 50-mile an hour winds. there they are. waters getting up close to 90 degrees. this is what really fuels the system. that's were going to start to see it exploding and really beginning to listen to the north over cuba think late monday night into early tuesday morning. fairly far off towards the west in the gulf of mexico. winds getting up to 130 miles an hour. that is a category four

hurricane when it lifts that direction. here's one future forecast it kind of show surely run over the warm waters it becomes more of a defined eye wall. you get going early tuesday morning you lift up into the gulf of mexico. starting qassem the outer bands rub along the island. write up along the peninsula the west coast of florida. even though you don't make landfall right away having wrist that the entire half an inch of total rainfall their credit will leave you with one more forecast. this shows you how wide the possibilities are paid a couple of these take it right into central florida. but we are seeing a bit of shift here there's more and more confidence were going to be looking at a storm running up toward the florida bay bend or florida panhandle. as we said, arthel, still a lot of time. still a lot of time for this thing to really focus on exactly where it's going to be. arthel: when you think you'll have a better idea of over the forecast models hone in on a

timeframe? >> the timeframe we are going to be into the gulf of mexico by tuesday morning. and then it is going to be lifting her throughout the day tuesday and wednesday. even thursday before you make it to the northern coast there. and it will take until you get on the other side of cuba which will be early tuesday morning to get a really good sense of where this is ultimately going to go. twenty-five quickly could you give lucas thomas in a "fox weather" hat please? >> on it i been thinking about a very clear about is how work on your teamwork. fox news meteorologist adam klutz thanks adam. before tampa mayor was on with fox news alive earlier today. the mayor urged residents to stay informed is tropical storm ian certainly will beheading somewhat their way. >> it is very rare that we call for an evacuation. and so that is what we need all of our residents to stay tuned.

we are putting out information on an hourly basis ensuring they know the supplies that they need. and then if we get to that point or an evacuation is called for, that they need to heed that warning as quickly as possible. so far be sure to stay with fox news generally will have continued coverage throughout the week as we track ian and you can of course follow all the latest updates through that "fox weather" app that we've been telling you about. go to foxweather.com. you can download our app which is really terrific, get it for free, arthel. arthel: there is new guidance saying american adults under 65 should be screened for anxiety and other mental health disorders. we are going to talk to a psychologist about what this could mean for you. that is coming up next.

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zaidi screams those under 65. the task force identifies six categories of anxiety, generalized anxiety, social anxiety, panic, separation anxiety, phobias, and selective mutism which is the inability to speak in certain situations. this comes a cdc reports the percentage of american adults who have received mental health treatment has been steadily rising in recent years. doctor kevin joins us now. he is the clinical psychologist and the chief behavioral officer of innovation 360. doctor kevin thank you for it if i could start what are the main drivers of this increased anxiety that we are experiencing or we know people who are just going through it? >> yes arthel it's good to be back. you know, we have seen it increasing over about the last decade. we've seen and our high schools and colleges, our young adults.

they are peering to than those of us trying to settle into career, parenting and life. while it has been increasing, this past two years has been a lot of emotion. a lot of uncertainty. a lot of big changes. and when that happens we can overthink things. we miss anxiety we think of it as a panic attack. and i'm so glad you let read that list. we need to think of it as excess worried. i said i cannot turn my mind off. if i cannot turn my mind up i'm going to start struggling with my sleep, my attention and concentration. in my overall physical health is going to start to suffer. arthel: you are singing the song a lot of people are hearing in their head right now. let's look at a chart from the cdc center for health stats. this is from 2019 -- 2021 let's pop it up there it is. it is showing the increase of adults who have received mental

health treatment. this is based on urbanization of big cities, small cities but especially suburban areas on the rise. you probably have notices, doctor kevin, some professional athletes during campaigns encouraging mental health treatment, social media influencers are doing the same. you said you are noticing new clientele to seek therapy. talk a little bit more about that. i am interested, a lot of people are first-timers. i'd like to know what they say to you and how you ease their mind that no, this is absently fine for you to be here. next it is one of the good things i think we have seen the past two years as we are starting to let go of the stigma of our psychological help. i do not care if you are in dallas, texas, or bentonville, arkansas or birmingham, alabama. if you are a big city, small city, downtown in the suburbs, we do not escape our worries and

fears. and the more people we all look up to, talk about -- like the more they talk about their psychological health like we talk about her physical health, the easier it is going to be for us to step in and get the help we need. now, i'll put put the burden also on healthcare. we have just got to start talking in a way that makes sense to people. other healthcare which is never say anxiety but everybody says no. if you talk about worry, can't fall to sleep because you can't quit working or being worried about your kids, or your aunts, or your uncle, okay that i can relate too. so i love that we are talking more. i love how athletes, entertainers, executives are being open about the demands of how stressful every day life be. and that adds up. arthel: does derogatory divisive talk from leaders and perhaps a politics factor into this anxiety level we are all

experiencing? >> oh, that is absolute. there is a political world, we have this cultural racial world. we have our health care in this dream we don't know what to do with. and it is harder and harder for us to get a fair, balanced news. just reported what's going on. i always tell people, gravitate to those sources. infant step away. more is not better if you have a mind that is prone to worry and be anxious. and one other thing, you are never going to have a better opportunity of feeling normal and talking yes i worry too much. why worry so much i cannot fall asleep. go to something and i'm worried about work. everybody is felt that way. i just encourage people, step into conversations about how to solve that problem. >> very good advice doctor kevin, good to see you again and thank you very much. take care. looks good to see arthel take

care. eric: is a new being told about the death of a georgia mom her body was found in a rural highway this month. new body cam video fox digital shows police arresting the on-again off-again boyfriend debbie collier's daughter. christina pohlman has more details on this developing story in los angeles, hi christina. >> hi eric. the woman who was found dead, naked and partially burned in a georgia ravine has a daughter named amanda. her on-again, off-again boyfriend, andrew is seen in this body cam video accusing of siphoning money directly out of the bank account. this gives some insight into what he has told law enforcement about the murder victim's daughter. they have extensive criminal records involving drug related charges. and other things but neither have been named as suspects in this case. but previously received probation for domestic battery

and her rap sheet includes multiple domestic violence cases involving other men. police arrested last september outside his home. violating a restraining order. >> the last time i got arrested they falsified whatever. i mean her mom i don't know what the issue is here. i don't know why am so unlike. >> you see he mention her mom. please say bearden's mom 59 year old debbie collier was found dead and they were being off a rural highway about 60 miles from her athens home on september 11. her body was discovered less than 24 hours after she sent a venlo payment to her daughter for almost $2400. along with this cryptic message it said they are not going to let me go. love you. there is a key to the house in the blue flowerpot by the door.

people who live close to where the body was found, were in shock. but scared for my family. it puts fear in me. i just could not imagine what they are going through. you know? my heart is with you. >> again, collier's daughter and her on-again off-again boyfriend had not been named as suspects in this case with authority have not identified anyone as a suspect or a person of interest so far. all of this very disturbing. >> that it is, christina thank you. arthel: we are getting new insights into the high level talks between washington and moscow as the u.s. condemns of vladimir putin's latest nuclear threat. will have more reaction from d.c. and kyiv. that is coming up next. mited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon!

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arthel: chaotic search of russia's new troop mobilization for its unjustified war in ukraine. antiwar protest erupting in moscow and other major cities while thousands of russian citizens are fleeing the country. ukraine a president calling the effort a quote mobilization. and one is live and keep it with the very latest. >> arthel good afternoon. she recaptured territory that has been taken by the russians. though this war it's escalating in the country here is bracing for more dark days ahead. ukrainian troops advanced through the woods in the eastern part of their country. they are pledging to continue the fight against rex and occupiers. new video shows a freshly liberated towns but despite the gains, the price of war remains high. ukrainian army is losing more than 50 soldiers a day on average. russian forces are digging in across the front lines for an overnight ukrainian president

zelenskyy issued a statement speaking directly to those new russians are being called up to fight under partial mobilization orders. >> russian commanders do not care about the lives of russians. zelenskyy says they just need to replenish the empty spaces left by the dead, wounded and those who fled or the russian shoulders that work capture. remain threatening towards ukraine and the west as they double down on reasons for initially launching the invasion. questions foreign minister spoke yesterday at the united nations criticizing the european union to support ukraine. >> united states and the european union and nato cannot claim to have a neutral status. they cannot assert they are not participating in the conflict. >> good news to report today admit these tense times to americans that were captured eastern ukraine were released this week as part of a prisoner swap deal brokered by saudi arabia.

arthel. arthel: that is good is still the price of war remains high indeed. trey yingst in kyiv. thanks. eric: russian president vladimir putin works use nuclear weapons in ukraine as has been threatened. that, if the government issued a stark warning about nuclear weapons earlier this week. here's national security adviser jake sullivan. next we are taking it seriously. the stuff first time president putin has made a nuclear threat in this conflict. he started way back in february when russian tanks first rolled across the border, brandishing better nuclear card. we have communicated directly, privately to the russians a very high catastrophic consequences for russia if they use nuclear weapons in ukraine. beck's rights as a fox news contributor and professor of international relations and politics of the university. professor, putin is saying this

the kremlin typing this, it's a surreal threat or is that blessed are intended to frighten instill fear? it is probably the latter, but you'd never take lightly the nuclear threats the largest nuclear power in the world. so this is something that is actually bringing the west together. there has been a lot that has divided western powers of the democratic west in particular. and in this year, about the ukraine war. there won't be daylight between the u.s. and its partners. let's communicated by the biting white house. if tactical nuclear weapons are used by vladimir putin's russia. and i think he understands it. a colleague of mine said recently that war is the great auditor. and i think he is right.

this war has been an amazing audit and public and real-time for the world to see upon russia. it has had devastating setbacks in ukraine. it has to go to nuclear threats when it is losing. it is happening with the white house is rightly calling a sham brenda or territories in ukraine this week. even though kyiv is in control of some of those territories. nothing is really working. nearly 80000 russians dead or wounded in this war. meanwhile the west has come together in ways that russia could not have anticipated. in fact in ways weight, earlier in the air would not have expected. you heard the soviet foreign minister at the un playback clip, talking about the european

union and nato. think about what they're doing to pull russia back. it is a stunning set of events right now. before let's pick up on that right now is this exposed her to strip the russian bear? because it's exposed putin for what they really are? and is also shown and expound the weakness of the russian military itself? >> absolutely. and at this partial mobilization, as it's been called is been put forth by moscow, 300 diverted service or been called up. you have a russian military men fleeing the country, directed dodgers. the baltic states and said we do not lengthen. and yet country relate in disarray. and despite the blows the ukrainians have continually taken in the past seven months, there are dozens of protests all

over the country against the mobilization of the russians. they are not giving in. they are digging in for this new round in the fight. three for 30 seconds left with the practice in moscow, with the fleeing in the russian troops running another digging in, what about putin? could he be taken out by his own people? you think the military will take him out? at what point will the kremlin say it's enough in? what you think will happen question are equipped is also a referendum on vladimir putin and his leadership. -u.s. government official and i honor the work that i did. having been one you never really what to say in public something of the nature of taking out a sitting leader. but i think you should be very concerned about what he has inflicted on his country, on the region. and he has actually forced europe to rewrite its political economic and security map in the

western democratic direction. he has got to take notice. and his people around him i think are concerned about his reasoning and his ability to control the country. eric: many hope this'll be the end of vladimir putin. karen thank you always good to see you. >> thank you. arthel: memo protests erupting around the world over the death of a young iranian woman in police custody's whose offense was allegedly violating a state dress code. how tehran is responding to the global outrage. global outrage. that is coming u up next. 10 of our clients out of are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about.

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arthel: incredible scenes of defiance in my ron as spread there and across the world over the death. the 22-year-old woman died in custody of the so-called iranian morality police whether she is detained for allegedly breaking rules and how she was wearing hijab in public. alexandria pop has more. state median iran is reporting over 40 people have been killed so far in the unrest in the iranian army has one of continued confrontation calling demonstrators enemies of the state. protests were sparked by the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini

who died after being detained by the so-called morality police were not properly bring ahead headscarf or hijab. iranian authorities claim mahsa amini suffered a heart attack reports indicated she was severely beaten. plexus years of your blood. it will be toppled. >> is a demand for regime change now echoes in cities throughout iran, women are defying around law by removing their head coverings and cutting their hair. solidarity protests are now underway throughout the world. >> i am cutting my hair because many other my sister in iran they are going tomorrow because of hijab i don't want it i hated bigwigs here in washington this week and protesters called in the white house to reject the iranian regime. >> it is a test of the international community to stand with the people of iran per. >> in addressing the united nations general assembly wednesday, president biden hailed the protesters specifically the women of iran as brave. national security advisor jake

sullivan said today the u.s. is offering assistance. >> we have taken tangible steps to sanction the morality police who caused this young woman's death. and we have taken steps to make it easier for the iranian people to get access to the internet and to communicate with one another and with the world. ask the white house said though the administration does have concerns with iran on the issue of human rights, efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear deal will continue. arthel: alexander hoff thank you very much for eric this is only fascinating to watch the outcome of those protest this recent round of protests pick what she hope at some point the regime, the murderous terrorist regime in tehran will finally be toppled. we'll see if the iranian people can do this, it is up to them for. >> meanwhile our best all ther people imin florida as they brae for hurricane ian. with 27 vitam.

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hello everyone. i'm joey jones. welcome to the big sunday show. here's what on tap for tonight. laura? >> former white house press secretary jen psaki makes this stunning admission about democrats in the midterms >> if it is a refrp referendum on the president, they will lose. they know that. >> the democrats slamming biden on the campaign trail to