various it's nice to see the light side of the supreme court. paul: pop-culture justices. remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us. that is that for this week's show. thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching hope to see right here next week. be five just a little over three weeks ago until the midterm elections. president biden is out on the campaign trail and deep blue organ. he isn't portland promoting the inflation reduction act and plans to lower health care and drug costs. president biden is also supporting democrats and midterm races including one that could elect organs at first republican governor in decades for it hello everyone i'm arthel nevitt welcome to "fox news live" hi eric. eric: hi arthel welcome everyone to "fox news live" i'm eric shawn parts of the tight race

going on in georgia. democratic senator raphael warnock and republican challenger herschel walker faced off last night. was there first and likely only debate before election day. team fox news coverage, and discovering the president he is in portland, oregon with that visit. let's first let's go back down to georgia, atlanta. with the election week looks like to come. >> hey there eric, it was a while debate indeed. as you pointed out by the only one we are going to see between democratic senator raphael warnock and republican star athlete herschel walker. the fireworks were flying this bard over series including abortion, take a listen too. >> it's too narrow and small and cramped space for a woman, her doctor, and united states government. >> he's a neat talker but did heat not mentioned there's a baby in that room as well?

>> and the topic of election integrity walker acknowledge president biden legitimately won the 2020 election. senator warnock dodged but he would support the present if he seeks reelection in 2024. >> i've not spent a minute thinking about what politician should run for what in 2024. >> if you think about how 2020 for the president will turn 82 years old are you concerned about his physical and his mental fitness at that time in 30 seconds? >> the people of georgia hired me too represent them regardless of who was in the white house. >> similarly herschel walker was asked whether he would support former president trump if he were to run for a second term. walker said yes he would because he considers mr. trump a personal friend, eric. >> right jonathan thanks so much in atlanta, arthel but. >> eric and jonathan president

biden, he is in deep blue oregon today to promote his spending plan and tried to win over voters in a tight race for governor. dan springer is live in portland where the president just finished speaking. dan, what more can you tell us? what's arthel this speech today by president biden was all about the inflation reduction act. he did not mention tina at all by name he is still here shaking hands in friendly territory in portland. but biden's other goal today it was to fire up democratic base in this a blue state that he won by 16 points two years ago. but a lot has changed since then with out-of-control inflation and record high gas prices, biden's job approval in this state is just 43%. betty is in county where he won by 66 points in 2020. democrats need this county to show up big on november 8. biden is wrapping up a three state western swing he started in colorado. bad polling numbers have largely

kept him off the campaign trail with candidates. but here in oregon democrat tina at deciders worth the risk to bring him in. she is locked in a tight three-person race and polls show her trailing republican kristine drazen with well-funded independent candidate betsy johnson pulling more support than the raisin bread that has drazen feeling very confident these days but she thanks she can become the first republican elected governor in this state in 40 years. here's what she had to say about the biden visit today. >> it cannot possibly be true that president biden, who has very low approval ratings even in oregon is going to benefit tina in this race. i mean she is in a tough spot. >> she is in a tough spot. but she's getting a lot of money today because president biden is going to leave this event here in portland go to another location in the city before he heads back to the white house. he is going to be trying to

raise a lot of money for co- tech. in fact it's going to be at 10,000 dollars per person the bent bread that is what it cost to get a photo of him. he's hoping to raise money and be in a state that he won overwhelmingly two years ago. we will see if he can fire up the base enough to get over the finish line november 8 for arthel will send it back to you. >> exciting time that world of politics. dan thank you so much live in portland, oregon thank you. eric: you heard from dan president biden is taking on lowering costs for families at a commune dissenter in portland, oregon. that trip comes as inflation though has increased a bit more than expected in september. the consumer price index for the year ending last month was up eight-point to percent. medicine the fed began raising interest rates to try and fight off inflation. so, production say inflation will eventually go down, when will that be? fox news contributor formant chairman and ceo of ups america

former economic adviser to president obama founder of cs eo 32 advisors joins us. first question, when is it going to be? they keep telling us inflation is going to go down when are we going to see that? >> eric, you and i've been talking about this for a while. we are going to continue to talk about it for a while. inflation is here for the receivable future for the differences we are seeing a shift of durable goods which we saw during the pandemic because of supply chains. so things such as furniture and home goods, and computers, those jacked up prices during the pandemic for those of come off dramatically. piercing the shift to the service sector which is what you are seeing increases in wages with respect to hospitality and leisure which we saw get crushed during the pandemic. i mean we have an issue. even though wages are going up, purchasing powers going down. inflation is definitely going to be here for a while. it's going to shift to the service sector.

>> you think the inflation reduction act will actually result in what it is made for? >> yes the inflation reduction act is doing some great things. we should not underestimate that reducing healthcare costs and prescription drugs helps everybody. that is number one. number two, putting a tax charge of minimum 15% on corporations that make north of a billing shifting income overseas there should be a minimum tax. small business are paying more than that. we have always thought there should be a minimum tax and 15% is not. with that being said the positive we are seeing is i don't believe there's going to be a recession. i know we can challenge with the economic data is saying, two quarters in a row for this is the first time of a pandemic. the labor market is incredibly strong. we are seeing unemployment at the low end. we are seeing participation

rates starting to creep upward receiving wages go up. then we saw consumer sentiment actually pretty strong. let's recall 70 plus% of our gdp is consumer driven. so i think there are some good things and there are some really tough things. before it had to square with what she means diamond he think stocks are going to go down 30% he said we are not in for a soft landing. what you say to those who think we will be entering a recession? >> i think the fed has been behind the curve and they are starting to catch up. i was very supportive of 75 basis points even maybe going to 1%. i've always been a fan of paul volker let them rest in peace. i started wall street during the reagan era. my view is you have to put a blunt instrument to really force the situation. what they did not do is they may have increased rates but they did not reduce their balance sheet fast enough. what we are seeing even though

jamie has backpedaled on the recession comments what we are seeing with interest rates going up or seeing the housing market slowing down servicing all the sudden people starting to use their credit card again. as we said the purchasing power has gone down for every individual because the dollar is worth less each and every day when inflation is higher than wages. with all of that being said we are coming out of a pandemic much stronger then we went into the pandemic. the labor market is showing us that. wages are showing us that. i think away from the market i think the market is going to have some issues no question. the raising rate environment there are other opportunities outside the stock market. i think we are starting to see people take risk off and put it in -- were sync treasuries become somewhat attractive north of 4%. before i think gas prices were declining and then they started inching up in the last two we

weeks. how bad did the saudis hurt us with their decision? >> no, eric you and i will chat about this. we have a perfect storm. we have for the most part similar to the 1970s embargo. reducing the supply. we have another aspect about the persian gulf war for example what we're seeing in ukraine right now. we're see a post pandemic the demand for driving has increased dramatically all three of those things increase energy prices on a global basis. we are seeing all three take place at one time. i have never been predicting that we would see energy prices come off everything the presidents got that a lot of good things using strategic petroleum. that being said energy is a global market. what opec did cutting 2 million barrels is deafly going to hurt pricing as we go into winter.

>> they went for their own pocketbook. winter is coming. >> as we would say they are our friend misa. [laughter] eric: some may say more enemy others would say more friends you are right. before i let you go i see behind you you have a bust of robert f kennedy. there appears to be relief from that martin luther king memorial in washington d.c. >> was named after robert my brothers john reported 6062 in boston. definitely robert kennedy has meant a lot throughout my whole life i grew up in the 60s. but martin luther king has done for us is incredible. muhammad ali is my favorite athlete of all time. >> i know you're not going to but that on ebay but i bet you get a lot for. >> i don't sell stuff but i like to show it. eric: robert wolf thanks so m much.

>> violence against law enforcement is on the rise with at least 12 a police officer shot this week alone across the u.s. for them killed in the line of duty. the country's largest police unit is calling for an end to anti- cop rhetoric. progressive policies they say put law enforcement in danger. alexis mcadams' live in new york city for more on this, alexis. >> of more violence against police officers we hear about pretty much every week department across the country said they are seeing a big spike and retirements and in resignations rather. the national fraternal order of police blame a culture they say just does not respect authority or the sanctity of life, listen. >> if you notice all the conflict police are encountering out the folks not obeying the police. it goes all back i think we need to revamp our system we've got more money to put out there to prosecute. and to remove these folks from a society. >> this comes as the medium

bristol, connecticut is grieving the loss of two police officers. bristol police sgt and officer alex amc are both killed the responding 28911 call on wednesday. investigators say that call was made to lure those officers out to a house where their ambition the driveway part of third police officer was injured but he is expected to be okay. identify the gunman as nicholas orange's facebook were friends with while the officers the office that he killed fox news digital fighting profile for who is believed to be officers amc on that suspects friends list british officials have not confirmed though at the two men knew each other. meanwhile raleigh, norco and it grieving the loss of one of their own. off-duty police officer gabrielle torres was killed while he was on his way into work. tours is one of five people killed in a mass shooting on thursday after a 15-year-old boy opened fire near a nature trail.

among the victims, the shooter own brother there is so much tragedy unfolding. knowing voters are focused on the economy, crime and inflation ahead of the midterm elections. >> all right alexis mcadams thank you. >> new at least a video of a shocking assault to tell you about in los angeles. surveillance video taken earlier this month of a disabled then you're looking at a taco bell. the suspect walk-in? that suspect you can see stabs the disabled man right in the neck. supporters recall the progressive district attorney. they are keeping up the pressure, especially after a shocking random attacks like that. jack paul hunter and jeff paul live. >> stuff to watch investors in this latest random unprovoked attack in the l.a. area it was an elderly man confined to a wheelchair who became the victim. the 82-year-old was just trying to eat some food inside a taco

bell in mar vista print that's one man walked inside, he started stabbing the elderly man in the neck and the shoulder. the victim is going to survive. but the attacker still has not been arrested. meanwhile in north hollywood watch the woman should the left of your screen pages quickly approached by the man in the backpack. the >> truck driving by obscures the moment it happens but police say the woman was randomly stabbed in the head with a pair of scissors. the suspect went on to attack another woman and was later arrested. >> it's a really big problem. this is not the first situation i've heard happening. i heard there is a guy who got stabbed in the building behind our restaurant. >> now in south launched los angeles a carjacking victim was killed after being dragged by his own after 2 miles.

that man crashed his car and started carjacking another vehicle the suspect took off the owner of the vehicle was still attached to his car. while the current crime awaited is nothing compared to how high it was at the peak of 1992, finally crime is trending up just six months into this year. staff show ellie had already surpassed the number of homicides for the entire ear just prior, erica. >> all right jeff thanks so much, arthel but. >> jeff and eric we are just over three weeks away from midterm elections for early voting is off to hot start over 2 million americans casting early ballots. what that could mean for the races that decide the balance of power in washington. up next.

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they've either's music because the midterms are read from a quarter early voting is now underway. nearly 2 million americans have already cast their ballots. that means a pool of voters who remain undecided is dwindling by the day. breaking it down by part of the democrats have the edge voting the democrats just over 31% going for the republicans. still, some analysts see a chance of voters splitting their tickets for both parties, let's bring in jamie weinstein that

was a host of the jamie weinstein show podcast. right jamie we just chilled the percentages of early voting. we certainly do not want to discourage the undecided or independent voters from casting their important ballots for it however based on anecdotal research is it too late for canister sway sway support in the next few weeks? >> i do not think so at all. i mean yes, as you said it doesn't favor the democrats in terms of early voting at least by the polling. but these races, a lot of these races are so close. if there is a big showing for candidate on election date that could probably overcome some distance that is already taken place in early voting. i think a lot of these races are going be very, very close rethink early voting in terms of an election date will matter quite a bit. revivalists look at a couple of polls, georgia governors race pop it up please, democratic

challenger stacey abrams with 49% heard a republican incumbent governor brian kemp with 50%. not looking at georgia senate race republican challenger herschel walker was 52% democratic incumbent senator ralph warnock with 45%. so let me correct because herschel walker has 45 to be very clear herschel has 45 and senator warnock has 52. still it back to jamie at this juncture what's most effective way for candace to persuade undecided voters and what about the split tickets? >> well, that's a really good example of what might be a theme of this election. candidates matter. that is what we're seeing seeing the split ticket here. if you look at polls you see brian kemp has basically united the entire republican party behind them. 98% of republicans say they are supporting him. while herschel walker's only got

90%. i knelt that along with on independence going for herschel walker's underperforming brian kemp. there is a clear difference in the quality of candidate between brian kemp on herschel walker. herschel walker has a ton of baggage in the last month we have seen is a fathered several children. he denies it now, sometime said it could have been true he may have paid for an abortion for a former girlfriend for these and the type of stories that are coming out about him. and that probably accounts for the discrepancy why it brian kemp running for governor as a republican is leading herschel walker looks like he is much further behind running as a republican for senate. arthel: meanwhile it seems of politicians are always campaigning. but does it also seem election cycles get shorter and shorter jamie meeting there's less demand for the candidates to work for the vote? they don't have to work for the

vote. people seemed a more attached to party and ideology rather than focusing on who can get the job done for the benefit of the greater community. >> i think that is certainly true in some cases. may be a concern going into the election. i think there is some heartening the public should take the fact there is some split ticket voting going on here. people aren't distinguishing between the party and the candidate. she saw that right georgia perhaps and also in pennsylvania. you see a big split again between the gubernatorial rate in the senate race for this republican gubernatorial cat who i think is preposterous candidate denies the election of 2020. he is kind of associated very sketchy characters is a way behind the democrat in the race. raza senate races much closer. dr. oz is way over performing the gubernatorial race. partly because he is a better

candidate. you are seeing some people distinguishing a little bit. not just voting on party was split tickets but distinguishing the candidates within a party in different races appeared to have jamie pick and wrap it up and get 30 seconds on this, see if you can concise your answer for me. your assessment of our voting system in a concise way, is that working? is it time for an overhaul of electoral system, what you think? >> i will give you a very concise answer to winston churchill's first thing it is it's the best of all the systems that have ever been invented by do not know a better system out there. it's not perfect but better than all the others. arthel: they better stop messing with the because then that will not remain true. all right, jamie weinstein thank you very much for joining us today. and by the way, as we told you the midterms are coming up fast

and you will not want to miss a beat with fox news student tomorrow night for the big show midterms, note the big midterm show that is right hosted by dana perino. then it will of course have the latest on all of the key races across the country. i can that is the big midterms show right here on fox tomorrow night, sunday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern, check it o out. what's a breaking news this coming in from russia near the border with ukraine for the russian ministry of defense says to volunteer soldiers opened fire on their fellow russian troops killing at least 11 people. this comes weeks after vladimir putin as you may know it launched a major recruitment driver has a brutal horrific war. that is been increasingly begetting to be unpopular with the russians. trey yingst is live with what could potentially be an inside shooting of volunteers who are sick and tired of putin and went

on a murder spree, trait. >> eric, good afternoon for this is breaking news the russian ministry of defense confirming at least 11 people are dead and 15 others injured following a shooting at a training facility in the region. this is a region in the southwestern part of russia that actually borders ukraine. it is significant as you noted it comes at a time when russian president vladimir putin is trying to keep his population motivated about this war and its invasion in ukraine. on friday, putin is saying the semi- mobilization process the partial mobilization as he put is almost complete spirit in two weeks the three and a thousand conscripts and soldiers that are preparing to fight in ukraine will formally been called up, trained and prepared to enter the battle in ukraine. but this breaking news tonight doesn't come from a region has seen a lot of activity over the past 24 hours. just yesterday the ukrainians accused a russian missile of

misfiring and slamming into a thermal plant in the region but today at local media reports indicate the ukraine and shall be southern part of the region. again the breaking news tonight, this is from russia state media sign the ministry of defense 11 people were killed during a shooting that took place inside of a training facility. state media also saying the two shooters were people inside the base likely who were mobilized to fight in the war in ukraine. and they are from former soviet countries but some needy indicating other stopping short of name the country were these individuals came from during the soviet times. a significant development. something that will make headlines to mount not only in moscow but across the world. and as the russians continue this invasion into ukraine they are trying to keep the morale high. shooting at a base for these individuals were trading, certainly going to be a blow to russian president vladimir putin, eric. stuart could be another indication of dissatisfaction

with putin. five partisan bailouts are becoming more common along the southern border as cartels smuggling operations keep growing. now the using social media to recruit americans for their operations. we are live in mexico with the very latest. this is going to be great. taking the shawl off. is he looking at my hairline? is plaque psoriasis making you rethink your everyday choices? otezla is a pill, not a cream or injection that can help people with plaque psoriasis achieve clearer skin.

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if a minister on migrants are spitting out of his abiding menstruation policy let's federal agents and illegal border crossers back to mexico but protest yesterday forced officials to briefly closing international bridge leading to texas. larger numbers of migrants from venezuela have been coming to the u.s. in recent months of fleeing the socialist regime there. it is leading to a search and

human smuggling. griffin jenkins is live in mexico with the very latest. >> hey arthel, good afternoon. at least one venezuelan man did not want to identify himself as being from venezuela because he discarded his passport on the banks of mexico here before crossing. we are between eagle pass on the other side and arthel i'm going to turn now to our sky drone km. you can see here there are crossings all day long. if we lift that drone up a little but you can see the international bridge between eagle pass. this is where, under this new addition if you will it's not a new policy it started under trump to expel migrants from mexico in the northern triangle. but now venezuelans have been added to that part on this bridge is where it happens. let me show you some video, take a look at this. the video we shot this morning of that actual exchange of

venezuelan migrants from border patrol direct the into the control with the migrants are brought to the immigration office here and put on buses and sent over where you were talking about that protest happened with the venezuela very upset because it is news to them. it is a rude awakening because most of the ones that have gone before them from their country in recent months have been released after crossing britain we talked to a migrant if you venezuelans here's what they said when they crossed and found out the news, take a listen. >> unit venezuelans return to mexico now? no we did not know anything for they treat us badly in mexico. we have a no and there it is dangerous. >> meanwhile, just up the river we saw more migrants for this is video of about a dozen nicaraguans did cross with the smuggler. the smuggler just oblivious to us being there and filming. in fact i was able to speak with the smuggler a little bit pretty

told me the border is order it's not closed as the administration suggested and it cost $500 to 1500 to cross and upwards of 10,000 to get taken to cities like san antonio or houston. one final note, arthel secretary dhs secretary told the dallas morning news that it's pretty much just a political ploy for his critics to say the border is open. that kind of rhetoric isn't music to smuggler's ears, arthur will send back to you. if either the fastening drone shot amazing. griff jenkins thank you very much. before texas authorities say human smugglers, some of them and gang members as well per there at the border recruited by social media. take a look at the video from the texas department of public safety. this when they say shows 18-year-old suspected smuggler trying to flee from officers during a high-speed chase. he eventually bails out and gets busted britt texas gps says 13

illegal immigrants were later found inside his truck. authorities say gang members are coming into our country illegally to look for locations where migrants and drugs can be brought in. the president of the national border counsel joins us now. first of all, brandon we just saw video of suspected smugglers as a griffith says they are oblivious to our cameras. it seems so overt and open, what is your reaction to that? >> one of the reasons this happens any time there in the river it's very, very difficult for us to go in and take these individuals into custody. if we do that they will just start throwing people into the river which then it becomes very, very dangerous for those individuals. so what we have to do is we have to let them come onto our banks and then take into custody at that point. they know exactly what they're doing. they know what they need to do to get their products whether that human beings, whether they know it's drugs in exactly what they need to do they know it or policies are in operate within

those policies to exploit what our operations are pretty becomes a very dangerous situation for everyone involved. >> is a single suspect is one case britt and others a guy from indiana. charged with smuggling. he told authorities he gets $3000 per person that he is transporting in a truck. people coming with trucks to get paid to do this? >> absolutely. i'm back to piercing in arizona, texas these are two states we see the most in. we are seeing people being recruited and very urban areas with its phoenix, arizona, tucson and like you said as far as indiana. people are coming down to smuggle these individuals it's all based upon risk and reward. there is such a huge reward and smuggling in the risk is so low but even if we apprehend somebody the chance of them being prosecutors at the state prosecution like texas the chance of the u.s. attorney's office of prosecuting is very, very slim. now what i will say, eric i

would warn the smugglers because once the cartels have you in their hands they will pay you an awful lot of money up front. once they have video on you now they own you. if you do not continue to smuggle for them they then turn the video over to the authorities for they might pay you off a lot up front. but later on down the road you are basically working for free britt anybody that's thinking about this, think twice because you will be owned by the cartel. or what you're saying is that cartels are reshot into merrick offering jobs to guys who have pickup trucks, tractor trailer trucks or boxer come down we will pay you $3000 ahead or m more. for you to drive migrants to other locations. once they do that like the mafia they got their hooks into you? >> that's exactly though it works. it does not make sense for all these individuals to start working for the cartels. because once you work for them they will own you and you will

be working for basically free later on down the road unless you are willing to risk the u.s. attorney's office getting involved. eric: this awesome video posted on tiktok the dps does verify the video prints like a job ad wanted ad for truck drivers they're going to get paid like $70000 per this is unbelievable. and here is the ad. let me tell you folks, texas authorities claim this is a legitimate advertisement to lure people in, to hire them to drive migrants, brandon your reaction? >> it is legit. that is what we are seeing these cartels are extremely emboldened. when you look at that number $3000 per person that is just showing you how much the cartels are making. cartels are making billions and billions of dollars. what really upsets us is this could end tomorrow with the proper policies with proper operations and place it could end tomorrow but for some reason

this white house just will not give us what is necessary to end all of this crisis is currently taking place. that is where law enforcement is very, very frustrated with this administration. if our don't work for a cartel that's a message from brandon judge pretty wouldn't think you have to tell people that. good to see you thank you. >> thank you eric. arthel: alright eric eric thank you for the department of justice files a new motion over the special master reviewing documents seized at former president trump's estate. you coming up. should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz, winter warriors with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief.

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the culmination of more than three years of work on behalf of special counsel john derman appointed in 2019 by attorney general barr to look at the origins of the trump russia collusion narrative which never panned out. although john derman's team not happy at late yesterday and the federal judge in this case throughout one of the charges against igor danchenko. danchenko will face for charges instead of five counts of lying to the fbi after judge anthony remove the first count over a technicality. danchenko is him and the government sews a primary sub source for ex- british spy christopher steele who compiled the dossier aimed at destroying trump. durham alleged danchenko lied to an fbi agent when he said he had not quote talk to a democrat operative about the steele dossier. dolan game danchenko at some information in up in the dossier the two communicated via e-mail. they technically did not talk. that is why the judge throughout that charge.

now dolan, witness in this case has connections with russia vertical into two fbi employees on the stand, specifically to putin spokesperson those fbi employees claimant robert mueller and his team stopped their efforts to investigate or even interviewed dolan. dolan has not been charged with any crime. earlier in week john durham special counsel turned on its own witness aggressively questioning fbi analyst brian who revealed the fbi offered christopher steele as i mentioned the exit burnished by $1 million to cooperate his dossier. he never could do it and was never paid. also, special agent kevin was a government witness he bucked special counsel john durham's case, telling jurors danchenko the man on trial is a valuable informant to the fbi. adding american national security is more at risk without danchenko still working for the bureau. he claimed danchenko helped the bureau with around some 25 investigations. on paper this case is about igor

danchenko print overall you see durham clearly looking at build a narrative going after the fbi in 2016 early 2017. may 5 the justice department has filed a motion requesting that an appeals court and the special master review of records seized by the fbi and the mar-a-lago raid. lethal wrangling is invesco's former president trump over classified documents found at his florida state. alexander hoff has more of this. >> the government is arguing through this appeal a district judge does not have the authority to effectively delay a federal investigation by appointing a special master. the justice department's third-party attorney raymond deary off the case is supported by judge eileen cannon exactly a month ago to sort the records seized by mar-a-lago estate to determine if they fell under

attorney-client or executive privilege. both the parties had agreed upon him as a candidate for the position. the department of justice objected to the trump teams a push for a special master saying it would stall the investigation. the department eventually earned a win with 11th circuit court decided could only reviewed nonclassified records along the d.o.j. to continue work with documents marked classified. the department that wants to regain full control filing a 67 page motion yesterday. in that the government stated a filter procedure was already in place to protect any materials that may have been subject to attorney-client privilege. adding neither plaintiff nor the district court demonstrated why the filter procedures here were insufficient. continuing with this quote the court should therefore reverse the district court's injunction and end the special master's review performer president trump maintains not of the records in his possession were classified. in washington, alexandria hoff fox news. >> up next a special audit this

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before this week and very special honor for to you creating associated press news photographers. they documented the tragedy of russia's attacks in variable received this prestigious lovejoy award for courage and journalism in maine were showing the world the truth. >> they braved the unimaginable to bring you the truth. exposing the horror of vladimir putin's barbaric war in stark human terms the emotion of photojournalism can so movingly convey. associated press photographers have been awarded kobe college lovejoy award for courage and journalism. >> this is such an extraordinary moment in history. and it is a moment in history but we can hear about it there but there's nothing more powerful than seeing it. >> they know they had a chance of dying and they stayed there the entire time the ravages of

that city and the people who were there and the courage of the people of ukraine. bringing us pictures into the world. this is what was happening in ukraine and galvanize individuals and countries to come to support this country request the honor name for a lie shut lovejoy the first american journalist murdered for his work. he was killed in 1837 when a mob attacked his illinois newspaper forced abolitionist writings against slavery. kobe college president david green says like lovejoy they risk their lives to expose atrocities. >> they ultimately burn down his printing press. they told him that ultimately kill him if he did not stop. he continued to write his editorials and ultimately he was indeed killed by a mob for his beliefs. for his writing. that is so important to recognize today because journalists are still under the

same today. >> then as now the power of reporting champions human rights and freedom. >> this is an essential part of american democracy being able to tell the truth even being able to tell the stories other people do not want to hear but are necessary for us all to understand deeply that's journalism at its very best it's america at its very best in my view. i think that it's quite so important to recognize these moments when journalists step up and do something truly extraordinary. we were because of where they were not able to attend on person you see them on zoom. their work vividly it reminds us of the spirit and resolve the ukrainian people and the journalists who tell their stories with deep respect and congratulations to both. >> a very fascinating, it really is amazing. to all of the journalists out there on the front line, thank a you. we are back tomorrow at nooniet eastern. dog sent in the mail. it was all fresh. i want my dog to have a healthy and long life.

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