jason chaffetz, going to be the one produced singer? >> jason: good luck with that. the biggest problem with the ticket is kamala harris, we will forget about tim walz in about 15 minutes. it's all about kamala harris and/or fitness for the job in her position and she is a disaster. it's a good day for the cam campaign. >> kayleigh: and j.d. is making it about kamala harris, was so that. >> harris: i know you are keeping count on how many times that he said her name and reporters talking about her pick walz and shapiro and so on and so forth, but he was laser focus on what is the top of the ticket and that's what matters. >> kayleigh: that's what matters. big night we will see it play out on the fox news channel, more to come this week as j.d. vance will be trailing the kamala harris campaign, hopefully taking that successful format we saw from them taking questions, one will kamala harris take questions? "america reports" now.

>> this is a very dangerous ticket, a very liberal ticket, a very progressive ticket. this ticket will leave the american people last. >> to characterize him as left is so unreal, it's just not -- it's right down the middle. he is a heartland of america democrat. >> this is a ticket that really represents the spirit of those 2020 blm riots, they are riots that tim walz as governor sat back and let happen. he sat back and let the city of minneapolis burn. >> if you look at governor walz and his record as leader of the state of minnesota, he has actually been quite balanced. >> reaction pouring in as we await a press briefing from the white house after kamala harris tabs governor tim walz as her 2024 running mate, hello, i'm john roberts in washington and the hits keep on coming. >> we will see what the afternoon holds for us, john, great to be with you, i am

sandra smith in new york and this is "america reports." paris kicking off this battleground tour in philadelphia tonight, alongside her vice presidential pick. >> john: as democrats rally behind the new deal, the trump campaign is raising the red flag over walz stances dating back at how he handled minnesota's george floyd riots in 2020. >> i think the mayor said i request a national guard, that's great, we will have massively trained troops, no, 19-year-olds who are cooks. >> senator torres called in her district and it was on fire and there were 90 police there, there were 90 firefighters, that is an abject failure that cannot happen. >> don't never shy away from our progressive values, one person socialism is another person's neighborliness. >> he talks about this while i say let me know how high it is, if it's 25 feet i will invest in the latter battery. >> sandra: we will break down a harris/walz ticket in moments.

also in pennsylvania today the response from the trump campaign. >speeco >> john: first or bryan llenas live in philadelphia with more. what do you have? >> jon, good afternoon, at 5:00 p.m. today kamala harris and a running mate, minnesota governor tim walz will have their first rally to here in philadelphia, and joined by josh shapiro who was thought to be the front-runner for the job, it will be very fascinating to see how that all plays out today. this event will kick-start a 5-day tour of seven battleground states, and technically now six because they have had to cancel to stop in savannah, georgia, due to a tropical storm debbie. this will be a chance for the democratic party to try to show some unity after harris seemingly sided with progressive's inner party by choosing walz who was supported by senator bernie sanders and the auto workers union and has a history of signing progressive

legislation as governor of minnesota including codifying abortion rights and gender-affirming care for trans youth and free college tuition. now the democratic -- i'm sorry, joe manchin, democrat turned independent senator says he actually backs walz writing "i can think of no one better than governor walz to help bring our country closer together and bring balance back to the democratic party." governor walz is the real deal. the trump campaign is already attacking walz for his leadership in minnesota during the george floyd's riots that led to days of destruction. at the time he was criticized for not calling the national guard and quick enough or with enough force and allowing the destruction to happen. minnesota's democrat sam senator amy klobuchar is defending him. >> tim walz did call in the national guard and stood by that decision despite getting grief for it. i see someone who has stood with a law enforcement and someone

that has opposed the d form the police measure that was actually on the ballot in minneapolis. >> two sources confirm with fox the deciding factor from vice president harris in choosing walz was over the personal ambition upstaging harris. reportedly pennsylvania has senator john fetterman brought these concerns to the harris team during the vetting process. the showboating concerns were reconfirmed when philadelphia mayor published a video without communicating with shapiro's team presumptively pushing for a harris/schapiro ticket. governor shapiro said this. vice president kamala harris has my enthusiastic support and i know that governor tim walz is an exceptionally strong addition to the ticket who will help kamala move our country forward. telling fox that walz and schapiro are actually close, they went to a springsteen concert last year.

given that there were claims from both sides that perhaps antisemitism played a role in the left and why shapiro was ultimately not chosen as harris' vp pick. john. >> and i think he has designs on higher office himself, so we will see how that goes, but that's where the future. bryan llenas for us in philadelphia, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: tim walz not the only vp contender in philadelphia, j.d. vance just wrapped an event there and had plenty to say. you heard about it on this network about the new democratic ticket. i aisha haas and he has been tracking it from philly. she has more for us. >> hi, sandra, it was interesting, j.d. vance never mentioned tim walz once during his remarks even though this is the man who called him weird and launch that entire weird campaign against him that they harris team has ran with pretty much all summer long. he did not talk about tim walz,

because he says that he is not sure that tim walz is really going to be the official democratic vice presidential nominee and did not mention him until i asked him about it after his remarks were over. watch. >> you have talked a lot about kamala harris today and not at all about your new opponent tim walz, the governor who really started this weird campaign against you, how will you hit back against him? >> i think that what tim walz election says that kamala harris has been the need to the far left of her party which is what she always does. kamala harris and tim walz make an interesting team, because if we remember, the rioting in the summer of 2020, tim walz was the guy who let writers burn down minneapolis and kamala harris was the one who bailed them out of jail, so there's an interesting theme in that sense. >> now, part of the donald trump/vance strategy is calling kamala harris out for

not sitting down for interviews and she has been the democratic nominee. >> she's been presumed democratic nominee for 16 days and has not taken a single question from a reporter, the american people get to deserve to know the people that want to lead them, it's shameful for kamala harris and the media that she's taking a basement strategy of running from reporters. >> you can tell that there is a sense of relief against republicans across the board with this tim walz pick, that means states like pennsylvania and arizona feel are still at play. here in philadelphia, republican voters i have been talking to have been telling me that the donald trump campaign really now needs to focus on the issues, not name-calling, not personal attacks, the issues to woo and those moderates and independents that you need to win to win battleground states like pennsylvania. and i also asked j.d. vance about the debate. will he debate tim walz as early as this month, he said he's not

even thinking about it until again he is officially named the democratic vice presidential nominee which presumably means he is waiting until the dnc is over. >> sandra: it will be interesting to see where all that goes, thank you very much. john. >> john: let's bring a mollie hemingway, and richard fowler, fox news contributor. richard, let's start with you, since it is your party technically with the democratic campaign during the primaries, utep back towards the middle for the general election and a lot of people would say she has tapped way left with this pick for the general election. don't look at me so puzzled. >> happy tuesday to too, john. i think that there will be a lot of folks on the right that try to frame tim walz as progressive or frame him to the left i think if you look at his record very carefully, what you will find a somebody that is actually more populous. if you look at him and the issues he cared about and the things he passed with republicans, i might add are very dissimilar to the things

you saw ivanka take up with paid family leave, early childhood care, maternity care, things that are populous and things that most americans agree with. beyond that i think you also see it like j.d. vance do there, republicans hearken back to 2020 and what happened to minneapolis following the death of george floyd and the 8 minutes and 46 seconds that most americans won't forget. and it's worth pointing out that if it was not for tim walz, derek chauvin would not be behind bars, the d.a. was not going to prosecute this police officer, and it was tim walz who said i'm going to swap you out and named the attorney general in charge of this prosecution that got justice for george floyd. so the more republicans bring this argument up, the more and more in a way it will rally folks who are part of the democratic base that just a couple of weeks ago was asleep who from the issue to be palatable and are very excited that derek shogun is behind bars for over 100 years. >> john: there is no question

that a lot of people are happy that derek shogun is behind bars, but don't call him progressive, hear him populous, let's hear how he describes himself. >> don't never shy away from our progressive values, one person socialism is another person's neighborliness, just do the w work. >> john: is that populism or progressivism, socialism. >> it speaks to how people in the democratic party think this might be persuasive to a moderate voter, but minnesota is not known for moderation and tim walz is really not known for being anything then a hard-line progressive leftists, and it is these things like he supports sanctuary cities, open borders with immigration. he was as you know very supportive of the blm riots that burned down his city and because so much destruction to minneapolis and was out there openly for that and resisted bringing in the national guard even as people who own businesses were being shut down, he was a radical on covid shutdowns even opening up bars

and tattoo parlors before churches and he supports abortion, signing a bill supporting abortion up until the moment of birth. and when you think about joe biden pitting someone like kamala harris, that was joe biden thinking he needed to shore up his left-wing base, but kamala harris already has a left-wing base. so republicans are celebrating and a lot of people are surprised because she leaned right back into the hard left base rather than trying to have someone who would maybe reach a more moderate -- >> john: alexandria ocasio-cortez seem to say he was supports the left, making an excellent two decision in governor walz as a running mate, and omar come and congratulations to our next vice president tim walz bringing minnesota nice to the ticket. if you have the approval of the squad, you are as far left as it goes. >> it's a job at the democratic party to unite behind the candidates, the goal is to be donald trump. that's not surprising to me you seed members of the

democratic party and folks who excite the democratic base saying we support with tim walz, but that being said, to imports, i think it ideal to imports until birth is false, there is no evidence that any ob-gyn's that are out here saying after it leaves the birthing canal that lets commit an abortion, what he is saying where the majority of americans agree is that a woman and her doctor should be able to make these decisions without the government protruding on them. >> some americans protect unborn children even if they disagree on where, it's so extreme that up until the moment of birth, but i think that this just shows with kamala harris, she did not to make a really confident pick. she wanted someone who would not upstage her and who would not be any more moderate than her. anything given the issues with her competency that a lot of voters are worried about it is a surprisingly weak pick at a moment where she could have --

>> john: it seems like the donald trump campaign is thinking, thank goodness it was not schapiro, that would've put pennsylvania and play. >> we have heard this line of attack on kamala harris whether or not the vice president is competent, and i think with the polls are saying, the fact that three weeks ago democrats were behind in the polls by four and now this race is tied shows that the american people disagree with this idea that she is not competent. >> john: it probably would've really helped the democrats. >> minnesota has not gone republican and forever. >> john: lost every other state in 1984, great to see you folks. obviously, sandra, a lot to talk about between now and when people start building which is sometime in september. >> sandra: i've no idea what you're talking about. >> john: and tonight when the announcement is made. >> sandra: just had to cut off larry kudlow, we are talking about exactly that, a lot more upcoming on that, larry will join us in the discussion will

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>> sandra: we are tracking debby, a tropical storm as it makes its way and lend to

georgia and the carolinas, we know at least five people have been killed since debby made landfall yesterday in florida as a category one hurricane, the story now showing damaging tornadoes expected to cause catastrophic flooding across the southeast, some areas bracing for at least 2 feet of rain. >> john: the markets thankfully bouncing back after the worst day in nearly two years, but traders are still jittery over numerous session fears after that soft jobs to report last week, fox team coverage now, larry kudlow standing by with analysis, but first kelly o'grady live in new york city is the rebound here to last or down one day up the next coming down the next? >> jon hamm i think that's what the market assessing out, we are severely overbought and by the way this is not just a one-day drop, the dow lost over 5 percent in the last three trading days, so we are having a bit of what is known and so turnaround tuesday a psychological phenomenon where investors will buy back in after

a few days of turmoil, but history does show that does not always last. to give you a sense of where we are right now the dow was up 552 points s&p 500 up 103, nasdaq up 340, the global market rebounded as well soaring 10% after its worst day since 1987. i want to emphasize that these are day-to-day moves that i am talking about, while you can't equate the stock market to the economy, it is influenced by that data coming down the line and that's the tricky part we are dealing with right now, not all the data we are seeing is negative. the jobs report was worse than expected, but uber ride released and increasing consumer demand. if that's not the only thing calming investor fears today we also heard from two members of the fed sharing that they are going to step in and fix things if the data dips too much with larry daley emphasizing we are in a recession yet, but the fed is prepared to act. speak of the policy adjustments will be necessary in the coming

quarter. we have now confirmed that the labor market is slowing and it is extremely important that we not let it slow so much that it tips itself into a downturn. >> so john, we'll see if the turnaround tuesday can pull through or if the market slip more into correction territory. we had men hitting record highs month after month. i will send it back to you. >> john: turnaround tuesday or a dead cat bounce, hoping it's the former, thank you very much, kelly, sandra. >> dead cat bounce, listen to john roberts, he is a financial reporter, i love that. >> sandra: larry kudlow with us from fox business, tell us what you want to tell us, because people are chatting about the market everywhere we go right now, and they want to know what's going on, what does larry kudlow tell them? >> first thing i want to say is i never outkast the stock market. i have no idea what it is going to do day-to-day.

i am a buy and hold gaia, by the broad index. i just want to say that, second point i believe we are in the front end of a recession, and i think that there are number of factors -- that's different than an actual recession, but you have seen a pickup in the unemployment rate, which is significant, and i might add now that going from 3.4 percent to 4.3%, which is from bottom to top and yes, you have that it's above the lows of last year, but the labor impairment rates and so-called underemployment rate discouraged workers, people working part time they would prefer full time is 7.8%. consumer sentiment has been declining for quite some time. manufacturing from the ism purchasing agents is in recessionary territory. housing, sales and construction has been in a recession for quite some time. consumers who are barely hanging

on, okay, real income, barely hanging on, you can see the context besides unemployment a number of negative things. >> sandra: if we are on the front end of a recession and we actually enter a full-fledged recession, imagine the stock market would keep going down? that would mean it is a lagging indicator. >> here we go again, i tried to convince you yesterday you and charlie gasparino, -- >> sandra: he was on your side. >> of course he is. >> sandra: when you and john call me out. >> it's nothing but love, i'm tracking you wherever you are. the wife and i were coming down at the studio as we were on the merit highway, i digress. the stocks fear the recession and they will react ahead of the recession, but after all, profits are the mother's milk of stocks. so rest sessions kill profits.

now that's part of this fear right now. profits are still rising mind you, but at a much slower rate, okay. the other thing is you had highly speculative they closed tech stocks which way overvalued, and then the so-called yen carry trade and i know we won't go into it, but people were buying ultracheap yen reinvesting in cash proceeds into these tech stocks. but the bank of japan tightened it and made it more expensive. >> sandra: it is fascinating and something that a lot of the market watchers are watching. however i think you ask a really important question in her latest new york sun piece with recession danger looming, will the voters trust harris or donald trump to pilot america's economy no matter how many times kamala harris tries to cover up her radical policies, she is a big government antibusiness socialist. so how they -- how republican sort of brand her

is going to be important, but at the same time, republicans have to get their message out and how they are going to fix this ailing economy. >> i would agree with that. i think the convention they did a very good job. i think that mr. trump was totally on message during the convention talking about growth, tax cuts, and rolling back over burdensome regulations and drill, baby, drill to bring energy costs down and all of those are job creators. i think ms. harris is on the other side of every single issue, she is a tax, she is a spender, she is a regulator, whatever she says about fracking and so forth, the biden/harris policy had a ban on fracking and everything they could to get one. i think that you see these polls, okay, polls show that mr. trump has a double-digit advantage in anything to do with the economy. whether it's inflation or recession, he has a double-digit advantage and i think they are the stock market --

my pal jim cramer was on cnbc yesterday and jimmy said if you want to increase your paycheck you have to vote for donald trump. trump understands that businesses create jobs, good paying jobs and productivity through investment. i don't think ms. harris with all due respect, it's never personal with me, it's a policy issue, i don't think she believes that. i think the whole biden/harris administration for three and a half years plus has been against business. they blame business first. they want to tax business first and i think that that's very negative. >> sandra: we have to leave it there. >> at a minimum we will have a very soft economy as i said at a minimum and we may be in the front end of an actual recession next year. the question is, who do you trust to recover prosperity. that's the biggest question along with the border. >> sandra: really quick i want to get this and because another factor folks are watching his

credit card debt hitting a record high. this country has to tell you something, $1.1 trillion of $27 billion from the first quarter. >> worse than that, delinquencies are creeping higher, that's what you have to look at. the federal reserve should not panic, it's not a federal reserve issue, j.d. vance will be on our show at 4:00 p.m. >> sandra: stopping on your show and then hannity's tonight. >> great to see you, i will text you all the time. >> sandra: i loved it, john loved it. thank you very much, john. spam during rush hour you can text a lot of people. he spent a lot of time on it. the gang leader with the rap sheet back in u.s. custody and how he alluded border officials for nearly a year. >> sandra: plus about an administration shutting down one of its biggest and most controversial migrant programs after stunning new allegations

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>> sandra: i.c.e. officers collecting a gang leader wanted for homicide and aggregated theft, griff jenkins live for us in washington with that, how long was he on the run from officials? >> he roamed free across the country for almost a year in this case really strikes the heart of flaws in the vetting system at the border. finally gang leader after crossing in california, take a look, here he is, i.c.e. enforcement at the bar in

baltimore arrested the 29-year-old colombian fugitive residents to maryland last week he is a confirmed gang leader out of the las colinas criminal organization and wanted in his home country for homicide, arms tracking, and border patrol encountered him september 14th last year after he crossed near san diego i was transferred to the e.r. oh division in san diego on september 16th and release the same day. fast-forward to last month, baltimore's hero learns more about this guy and has to go out and ring arrest him and now he is in custody again. a former secretary of defense chad wolf had this observation. >> most checks are being done off of u.s. databases, so if they show up in a border patrol is checking u.s. databases, if it they have never been in the united states or has been then given fraudulent information, they won't show up in that database. >> questions remain whether

san diego cro knew about his criminal history or not and why did they release him? meanwhile this is not an isolated case, believe it or not in june, baltimore's cro arrested another colombian fugitive in this 1:30 5-year-old male convicted of advocated homicide and his home country, sandra. any border official will tell you there's a lot of examples of this and there has to be something to fix it. >> sandra: live in washington for us, thank you. >> john: the administration pausing a program that allowed hundreds of thousands of migrants from cuba nicaragua, and venezuela to illegally enter the united states, under significant fraud of people sponsoring the migrants, let's bring a daniel stein, president for the federation of american immigration reform whose organization broke the news that this report had been done and that the paws have been initiated. so, the reports i had to say, daniel, is shocking, and seem to

you it's probably not surp surprising. >> this is only the tip of the iceberg and here at the federation, we obviously want to be a generous people, but not at the expense of public safety and national security, when the biden/harris administration and initiated these illegal mass per troll programs we knew they lacked the resources to vet the investigations, but when the fraud unit within cis expose the level of fraud, rehabbing thousands of applications with people with dead social security numbers or from the same ip address, in many cases it's obvious they have been orchestrated applications and yet still rubber-stamped through is part of the tip of the iceberg where we have seen millions of aliens paroled in by the biden/harris administration knowing full well, it's not only difficult to remove them once they have been brought and come about by using parole they are trying to fast-track them to green cards and citizenship. this whole thing is the result of an attitude of the biden/harris administration to

not care about fraud and the only reason secretary mayorkas and the impeached secretary mayorkas stopped it is probably because of the election. if you want to look at a guy who is responsible for the policy as they create this atmosphere, look at governor governor walz of minnesota, it's a classic example of the anti-enforcement positions on immigration policy that have led in the messages all around the world that this is one of the easy ways you can get into the country. unfortunately, we have not seen anything from progressive or vice president harris explaining the nature of this fraud. >> we have not seen any explanation, the governor is the governor of a sanctuary state gave them taxpayer-funded health care, tuition, and allow them to get drivers licenses as well. here are some of the report says in part, in case folks at home are not totally in on this, this is the ch and v program, the

parole program that joe biden said would help relieve the pressure at the border as they were 2.6 million application so far, of those 529,000 have been approved, 118,000 have been denied. here's what daniel is talking about. 100 ip addresses accounted for a 5,053 of the applications in over 100,000 forms have been filed by just 300,000 different serial sponsors and the most frequently email address was listed on 363 different forms. in 100 street addresses were used between 124 and 739 times on unique forms. the question a lot of people at home might have is how did dhs ever let this happen? >> it's an attitude that u.s. cas has adopted a particularly in the obama administration of getting the gas, proving applications getting the default of yes, approve it, ask

questions later. it's a mentality that starts in the political branches of the government and from the time that joe biden came into office he made it clear he was going to fix the problem by finding new lawful pathways that frankly aren't too awful to bring people in who would normally come illegally by bringing them and through other means illegally, and that's how the programs get established. you can't make illegal immigration disappear by a sleight of hand flying them in at night are coming up with phony parole programs. we can allow the biden/harris a administration or harris administration to take parole which is congresses looking at a used purpose for a handful of aliens every year just on we turn them into a mass immigration program without limits subject only to what the secretary dh finds, and that's what secretary mayorkas has done and the result is this kind of massive, massive fraud. and you think the smugglers and cartels don't know it is going on? they have much better information than the average american. anyone know why millions of people are coming in through the

gap, this is why. >> john: they are driving it in, to be sure, so pushing ahead with the program saying there's only a temporary pause, dhs saying they will restart application processing as quickly as possible with appropriate safeguards. if they so badly botched it on the rollout, can they be trusted to fix it? >> no, the problem is what they are doing is illegal in its entirety. there is no congressional or statutory authorization for this mass parole program on a country basis. 30,000 a month from four different countries and it won't stop. bad practices are going to create more bad practices. they are only waiting, this is all election-year politicking, and the minute the coast is clear they will go right back into rubber stamping on applications because they don't care. they are trying to maximize the level of people they are getting into the country because they are trying to change the demographic based on the electorate. it's very simple. >> john: daniel stein, good to

talk to you, we appreciate it. >> sandra: thank you, john. fox news alert, awaiting the white house preface briefings soon, the first chance the white house to react after kamala harris names tim walz her running mate. how do republicans plan to go after his and their record? we will hear from rnc chair michael whatley who will be joining us live just ahead. >> john: and israel comes after a drone attack from hezbollah, is the u.s. doing enough to protect its ally from the so-called ring of fire? trey yingst joins us live from northern israel coming up.

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>> sandra: has below once again droning on northern israel, iranian proxy says it's

for the assassination of his top commander as he had to come. trey and stood joining us now from northern industrial, fox news has just promoted trade to chief foreign correspondent, trey, well earned and very much deserved and congratulations to you, thank you very much for joining us and we want to tell her viewers you are also the author of a new book about the october 7th attacks and the war in gaza called black saturday. it comes out october 1st, we have it here in the studio, trey, and thank you very much, we all look forward to reading this. you are joining us obviously as we are continuing to watch what happens next, what can you tell us at this hour? >> yes, sandra, good afternoon, first of all thank you very much, and black saturday plunges the reader into the day this war began, still unfolding before our eyes, just a few miles away from where we are standing at this moment, this afternoon

sirens were sounding, has below drones were launched into northern israel injuring a number of people who were taken the local hospitals, later in the day the leader of hezbollah making an address to the world issuing new threats against israel, and it comes as the country is bracing for what is expected to be a massive attack by iran and its proxies including hezbollah and the houthi is in yemen, the israelis are on high alert at this hour worrying that the response to the killing of hamas political leader in tehran just last week will be widespread and possibly will target not just military positions in this country, but also civilian areas and sensitive targets like the port behind be in israel's third-largest city. so israel is on edge and bracing for the possible attack and they understand that it could come from multiple directions at any time. sandra. >> sandra: as we receive these news about you we've been thinking about you in the newsroom and we go back to that day obviously we had senior

reporting on the ground in ukraine coming up and covering conflicts in the ukraine and the middle east since joining fox really since 2018, take us back to that day with this book october 7th, and you say in the statement that stuck with us that you and your colleagues arrived in southern israel on the morning of october 7th as the massacre was unfolding, you have been there and have been watching every single day and hour of this, trey, bring us to the now and where this conflict is today. >> yes, sandra, black saturday is a book about the darkest day in israel's history. on the morning of october 7th, we awoke to siren sounding in tel aviv, rocket interceptions overhead and immediately began reporting. we arrived in southern israel around 8:30 in the morning on october 7th, we did not know at

the time that hamas had infiltrated into the country. this book takes readers through that day and what it was like behind the scenes, not only from our perspective as a fox news team on the ground, but you hear from soldiers. you hear from police officers, civilians who were taken hostage into the gaza strip into the tunnels that are being controlled by hamas. we speak with some of those hostages that were released as part of the november cease-fire deal. israel's defense minister, the man who is currently as we speak preparing the defenses against this expected iranian attack, and then the book goes into the war, the fighting in gaza city and khan yunis as israel took the battle to hamas. this is a book unlike any other with unprecedented access. you hear from top israeli officials from hamas officials, from palestinians to really understand the day this war began, the war that is unfolding before our eyes more than 300 days later, and remember that this attack that the middle east is expecting the whole world watching israel right now to see

what happens all began on october 7th, black saturday takes the reader behind the scenes with that access and again as we wait tonight for a possible attack that could come in just hours the israeli people are still waiting for their hostages to come home. they are more than 100 israelis being held in hamas captivity inside gaza and so this book really has no ending, because when we look forward, the work continues today. and we continue to bring less reporting to our viewers and he will continue to read about what took place on that people morning. sandra. >> sandra: as it is described in unfiltered account on that day, and has a publisher describes that, a vivid picture of the wars and violence matched by acts of courage and humanity of that cut through the darkness of that morning. again, trey, thank you very much for joining us and we look forward to the book, timed around the anniversary of that day in october and congratulations to you.

well earned on your new title, cheapo foreign correspondents. trey, thank you very much. >> thank you. it's beyond great deal, congratulations to trey, louisiana planning to display ten command posters in all classrooms as a state is pushing back against critics of the controversial measure. we will go right to the top and speak with governor jeff landry about it coming up. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead with chase. solutions that grow with you. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours.

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>> john: house judiciary chair jim jordan demanding answers from companies he claims sensor free speech on certain consumer live news outlets come here with us now to look into it further, mike emanuel, what's it all about. speak of the judiciary chairman jim jordan spent recent letters to say his committee has learned of elusive activity within the global alliance for responsible medium for a guard, and saying it has a near monopoly power over advertising dollars. >> any person that does not cite the mainstream media talking points is going to be real problems. they will deprive the good journalists to succeed, they will use their cartel to eliminate competition based on internal biases of the us and

massive company is and they will deprive americans of the content that they actually want to consume. >> new york, new york, democrat jerry nadler is accusing him to undermine and threaten advertisers. speak of the committee's power has been used to bully and intimidate and impoverish any organization or company that dares to disagree with so-called conservative speech, speech of the many cases causes and spreads harm both online and off-line. >> a spokesman for the world federation of appetizers denies the collusion allegation saying "the decision where and when to advertise his always down to the individual advertiser and collaboration with their agency partners who are relevant. but a major conservative voice says the group's impact is devastating for conservative media outlets. >> it's members account for 90% about spending, and almost a trillion dollars, if you're not getting ad dollars it's nearly impossible to run an ad based

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