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appearances by the president on behalf of harris over the next two months. details on tonight's event. david. >> hey molly, hey brian. the vice president is expected to tell the crowd that american-made steel should continue to be owned and berated in -- operated in america. pittsburgh, listen is a union town and no other place to be on labour day than pittsburgh, pennsylvania. that's if you ask the biden white house or if you ask the harris campaign. they will speak to members of the local international brotherhood of electrical workers union hall number five here in pittsburgh. joe biden, the president has been speaking for decades. she's a little bit newer to the union world and trying to world union members. here she is in detroit at another union event today.

>> we know how they play. we know what they do. let's not pay too much attention to the polls. let's know like labor always does. we are out here running like we are the underdog in this race. we know that we are fighting for. we know what we stand for and that's why we know what we fight for. >> former president donald trump taking a day off the campaign trail today holding no public events on this labour day. the harris campaign is pointing that out. we can expect to hear something about that today as both the president and vice president take the stage behind me in about two hours on this labour day here in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> a wait for david. thank you; right? >> let's bring in our republican panel.

david carlucci, thank you both for being here. they sum it up nicely. can't keep up. not even harris supporters can say what the constantly flip-flopping vp stands for. she's sharing the stage with president biden today for the first time. how important is it that she threads that needle, that she's able to tell us what her positions are and yet distance herself from president biden. >> i think he's doing a fantastic job at that. she is the candidate for the future. contrast that to donald trump and he's the candidate of the past constantly reminding us of bringing us back to the dark ages. kamala harris can tout the achievements they have had. they were able to get chips act passed that sparked billions of dollars in private investment, the inflation reduction act,

lowering inflation to what is better than any other country on the face of the planet, record high stock market, record low unemployment rate. the list goes on and on. the problem that joe biden had was in articulating that message. kamala harris has the energy, the passion, the charisma that people are looking for. it's evident in the polls that she's doing that well. she's going to be elected come november. >> let's bring up those polls. not much of a change after the dnc. it's 50/50 now and preconvention for harris. 46-45 for trump. she has that lead in the polls, dustin. what do you make of what the polls are telling us from the sense of where president trump's campaign is right now? >> this may be the first year that i would have the preconvention bounce, both trump and kamala harris had preconvention bumps. following the conventions that really didn't pan out to be much

of a boost afterwards. largely because biden dropped out after trump. despite what my colleague said, the economy and ultimately, i think, the economic rollout that kamala harris had right before her convention with unrealized gains being taxed and what economists are calling price controls definitely had a dampening effect on her and ultimately what we're seeing across the country is really a dead even race. part of that is that she started cutting into rfk junior's support back in july. that's start to go towards trump. additionally she energized democrats that is definitely the case. they're more energized than before. we are seeing differences in polling. one thing that is definitely the case in almost every poll that is happening in this country right now. people with a post graduate degree are oversampled working class folks here today on labour

day. working class folks are underrepresented in the sampling of polls. that has an effect on the outcomes. >> right. >> i want to talk about the union vote. let's play a side from teamsters president sean o'brien. he has yet to endorse either candidate, take a listen. >> half our members are republicans. half are democrats. we have to serve all our membership equally. look, everybody has a different style of leadership. we want the opportunity to sit down with vice president harris. you don't hire someone unless you gave an interview. this is our opportunity to ask her about teamster specific issues and labor issues. until we have that meeting, obviously we will wait to make that determination. >> david, how important is it that harris ultimately get the endorsement of the teamsters? >> i believe she will get the endorsement of the teamsters. she has the endorsement of every

major union across the country for the simple fact she stands with labor. donald trump now has a record. back in 2016, he didn't have a record. he made some promises. those promises were not fulfilled. he tried to pad the national labour relations board with anti-labor activists if you will. that's devastating. what mr. o'brien is talking about is saying, look, i'm holding out for the best deal i can for members. i want to sit down face to face. when he does that, they're going to endorse kamala harris. to not do that would be a slap in the face to organized labor. anybody that knows what's going on here in terms of what rights kamala harris and joe biden have fought for in terms of making sure that people are accurately portrayed as workers and not independent contractors, to make sure that over time is given to people that deserve it, the

biden and harris administration has done multiple things on that front including clawing back non-compete clauses. donald trump has done none of that. he would fire striking workers. this isn't even a question of who you would support? >> what do you make of what david just says and the trumps and really perhaps whether or not former president trump here has an opening here. >> there is a realigning of the parties that happened over the last decade. we see it in the polling. union workers are moving towards republicans. i would say that sean o'brien speaking to the national convention was a pretty big deal. traditionally, it's been union leadership that is very legitimatic -- democratic and less so with the members. i would say this is part of trump's expanding map strategy. he went to the libertarian

convention. you have the bronx rally. you have candidates for president who just endorsed him. this is a unification of a lot of different groups within the country against folks who don't like what they have seen in the economy. >> if you look at the teamster's address to the rnc, it was nothing about donald trump. >> we were invited to the rnc. in no way are they supporting republicans. republicans don't support our guy's labor. >> trump reaches out. >> republicans don't support organized labor. we know that and see that. right now, it's just rhetoric. we all see that. 9 of the ten major unions in

this country endorsed kamala harris. >> regular folks across the border in ohio in east palestine and see how the folks working there think about the biden harris administration. >> i appreciate the spirited debate there. dustin and david, thank you so much for your time today in what is a close election indeed based on these guys. >> happy labour day. >> protesters in the u.s. and israel ramping up calls for a cease-fire in gaza. president biden was just asked about this again as he left the white house to campaign for former vp kamala harris. could the pressure here and abroad prompt changes? iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature.

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negotiations. >> sadness, anger and frustration mounts in israel. massive protests erupted after six hostages were found dead in gaza over the weekend. protesters are calling on prime minister benjamin netanyahu and israeli leadership to secure a cease-fire deal to bring home the remaining 101 hostages. the idf announced the body of one american israeli citizen is among the six recovered. israel's government said they were, quote, murdered by hamas terrorists in a number of shots at close range. the latest from tel aviv, israel with the latest on the ground. jeff. >> reporter: a tough day in israel. six bodies were recovered in gaza. one of those people was killed in hamas activity. his funeral was earlier today in jerusalem. thousands upon thousands of people lined the streets and

attended that memorial service to say goodbye to the 23-year-old. i was killed by hamas on october 7th and spent 300 days in hamas captivity. she praised her son's death as a turning point in this horrible situation. >> i love you, and i will miss you every single day for the rest of my life. you're right here. i know you're right here. i just have to teach myself how to feel you in a different way. >> israeli government says all 6 hostages were murdered by hamas in a number of gunshots at close range. their deaths sparked anger and outrageous against israelis directed namely at prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the lack of a cease-fire and hostage deal. it impacted air travel and closed many businesses today. tens of thousands of people

packed tel aviv all over israel today and yesterday to take part in massive protests. an agreement could have prevented the recent deaths of one of those six hostages. time for his sister and the remaining 100 hostages is clearly running out. >> i think about her. i hope and pray that she's able to survive. i think it just shows the world what happens if we don't release them and don't get a deal soon enough. >> the war in gaza nears the 11th month mark. it allowed the u.n. to start vaccinating 640,000 kids for po polio. zp israel and hamas made the case. as far as a more long-term cease-fire deal between israel and hamas, that remains elusive.

the white house says they feel that something could happen down the road. >> your heart breaks for rachel who was out there front and center every single day for her son hirsch? she begged her son for forgiveness. it is awful. thank you. >> hundreds of anti-israel protesters are gathered in union square in new york city. this comes after hundreds came together in the city yesterday to remember the six hostages murdered by hamas over the weekend. alexis mcadams is at today's protest in new york city. alexis. >> this protest has grown from a few hundred people and growing to the thousands. we're kind of wrapping around the city right now. the ndp remain on high alert here. i'm going to step out of the way

and give you a look at what we're seeing. they have signs and chants. we covered these protests in new york city. people have a lot of passion on both sides. what's happening in israel, you have a mom saying goodbye to her young son who had his life taken away as his body was found there in gaza. you have a split screen. you come to new york city. you hear people chanting, free the palestinian people and completely divest from israel. people want to know what president biden since he's still in office what he's going to do here to handle all this. they don't feel it's handled well by president biden. they don't think kamala harris is going to handle it any better. that's the sentiment on the ground here as you look around and hear those chants for freeing the palestinian people.

people are mixed into the crowd bryan and molly chant long live hamas. there are people just talking about an overall freeing of the hostages some people said but then also talking about what they could do better on the ground to kind of help all the people in gaza. they don't think there's people left behind. a lot of passion on both sides and a lot of people. it continues to grow. the nypd doesn't know the path. they use drones. no major issues at this time. molly. >> alexis mcadams, thank you. t the executive director of the national security institute joining us labour day. a lot of things are unfolding, the president, the vice president in the situation room today. the death of these six hostages murdered by hamas including an american citizen as these negotiations have been under

way. you see alexis walking through new york city with a pro palestinian protester. one where he won't be voting for harris where he otherwise might have. the election can impact the people in israel, the people in gaza. have we gotten any closer with horrific deaths of six hostages happening so recently. >> all of these people are protesting on one side or the other. who's protesting for the 7 americans that remain captive in gaza. we have seen one american be killed with a gunshot to the back of the head. remember, here's what's happening in gaza. they're not killed by bombs or killed in a fire fight. those 6 hostages were executed 48 to 72 hours before the israeli guards found them,

israeli soldiers found them. 6 people, five of whom were kidnapped at an outdoor dance. why are americans protesting in favor of hamas. hostages are captive in gaza. >> the brutality on full display. these negotiations have been ongoing. there's been a rather public fight covered by the media in israel. cabinet members have been pushing back against prime minister benjamin netanyahu who spoke today reiterating the importance of what he believes of this southern quarter of maintaining control of this area where weapons and bombs are smuggled in to continue to supply the gaza strip and hamas. what do you make of where the negotiations stand? netanyahu's position, the pushback from members in his own government politically speaking. what should america do with that information?

>> one positive thing that we have seen, we have seen a change in the hamas position, a complete end to hostilities there in gaza. we have given up that demand. this question of how to prevent weapons and all the military equipment flowing in from egypt to gaza is a very serious problem. prime minister netanyahu has been fighting to keep control of that philadelphia corridor. there were clearly disputes within the government. they voted against the policy of keeping them there, the soldiers there, in part because military officials say you can't stop tunnels from the surface if they're 150 feet deep. what you need to do is hold the egyptians and hold president ceci accountable. we supply egypt with a significant amount of their support. instead of putting pressure on israel saying stop what's happening on gaza. egypt, stop allowing weapons to flow in gaza. >> you pointed out something

very important a moment ago, jammil. there are american hostages being held in gaza. the father of 36-year-old sitsiggy remains in custody of hamas. take a listen. >> the time is over for selling and perpetuating this selling of total victory over hamas based on the sacrifice of our sons, daughters, grandparents who are hostages in gaza. if we have been at this for eleven months hearing from our government that a little more military pressure and a little bit more military pressure is going to cause hamas to come begging for an agreement in the exchange of our hostages. that does not happen? >> what do you make of the plea there? >> a grieving father concerned about his child who's there held by hamas. what will get to a tdeal; right?

the military pressure caused them to give in on demands. the reality is, the israelis are not going to stop fighting until the hostages are returned. that's the reality of the situation. when will hamas give hostages up. they're going to hold onto it as long as possible. they demonstrated their awareness to will hostages in gold blood. that's a real problem. how do we get that deal? it's got to be that we believe that people were attacked by terrorists, a right to self-defense. that pressure will succeed in ultimately getting to a solution. >> thank you. ja jammil jaffer, we appreciate your insight.

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becoming unbearable because of a team fight club. from 8 p.m. until well past midnight, the kids shout and chase another around. this is one more example of the migrant crisis plaguing communities across the country. a grassroots group that fights for american empowerment for hispanic americans. this new york city migrant shelter was overrun by this team fight club. i have seen the kids squaring off like it's fight club and i have seen them choking each other said one resident. the guards will break it up sometimes. i have -- they're seeing these headlines over and over again. >> sure, bryan, look, these kids

could be groomed to be enforces to use violence as a means to settle grievances and settle business transactions. they're getting toughened up for a life ahead with gangs. there is a spiking caseload in which criminal immigrant gangs are mentioned in prosecutor complaints across the country. every corner of the country, mexican gangs spread their tentacles. brian a couple of months ago in yakima county. 150 roosters by the way were confiscated and transferred to an animal rescue center. orders were being sent by an organization behind bars in a maximum security prison in colorado. >> aurora colorado, a migrant gang from venezuela came in with

assault weapons harassing folks that lived there. let's go to a sound bite from a representative of new york. >> it's happening in cities like that and new york city where gangs are taking over the migrant shelters. they're wreaking havoc on the streets. we had multiple women raped including a young 13-year-old girl. they're shooting at police officers. the administration gave them the ability to be in the country. customs and border protection agents caught a lot of these guys at the border. they were directed to be released. >> i want you to react daniel to what you just said. the reality is many of the victims, places where latinos in the united states work and live. >> that's right, bryan. they prey on the vulnerable and do the same in u.s. cities. migrants, undocumented

immigrants and latino. the gangs move on to the working class. just in mexico on the other side of the border, we leave under a 10 p.m. curfew by the local cartel. they patrol the streets at night and operate with anonymity because obviously you can't be out there to see the trafficking they do, the drug trafficking, the human trafficking. our vetting process is flawed and leaving us vulnerable to a criminal element within that migrant influx that doesn't come to assimilate. they come to establish a violent criminal enterprise. >> i want to ask you one last quick question here, daniel. your organization tries to get latinos to engage in the election. quickly trump is polling really well with latinos considering in the 40% here. how big is the immigration issue

going to play with the all important hispanic vote? >> yeah. there's no question, bryan, that latinos are not anti-immigrant. we are part of the immigrant community. they are anti-chaos and anti-lawlessness. it seems that trump is the one who's prioritizing the issue to secure the border much more than kamala harris who has said that she's been tough as nails, quote/unquote. if that's tough on nails, we're in trouble. tough on nails is supposed to be a deterrence and not, you know, where those who are coming to the border without reauthorization are gaming our system. there's a lot of work to be done. it matters tremendously on the minds of latino voters who is going to prioritize the issue of border security. daniel, thank you so much for your time today. >> thank you, bryan. >> coming up, an update on san

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>> a fox news alert. we're getting word of a shooting at a west indian day parade at brooklyn new york. according to police, five people confirmed shot. condition of the victim is unclear at this time. no suspect is in custody. it happened east of prospect park. two people were shot at this same parade last year. this happens a lot at this parade. we will keep you updated. >> 4,000 hotel workers across the country are walking off the job since yesterday morning. hotels from honolulu to boston struggled to cater to the

holiday crowd. the union behind the strike says that hotels successfully rebounded after the pandemic. the hotels haven't done enough to help the employees survive in the cities that they, quote, welcome guests too. jessica, thanks for joining us. i want to get some thoughts on this. 10,000 hotel workers walked out. this is affecting some of the biggest hotel chains across the country. do they have a point? have the hotels recovered post covid now? they're not passing on recovery in beefing up staffing and treating their workers better. your thoughts. >> this isn't a singular issue. they want more support and more staff. they want higher pain. it's interesting because some of the strikers are making well above the average salary per housekeeper at a hotel in america. the average salary is $15 an

hour. some of these strikers make $28 an hour. it's not just about pay. it's about workload and the ability to have job security as well. it's symbolic. they're striking on labour day. that's not an accident. >> molly: of course. let's take a listen. this is one of the strikers, michelle gordon. this is out of san diego. take a listen. >> we have to stand up. we don't know for how long. ultimately it don't come to that. >> molly: she's expressing they're pretty dug in on this issue. it's worth noting there was a large strike, very similar, over the 4th of july last year. >> yeah. i think ultimately when it comes to labor organization, the big question at the heart of any of these issues is who's in charge. they do the hiring and firing? these unionizers are saying

we're in charge. we can create pain for you by striking. these particular hotels said they have a contingency plan. this particular strike is going to last two or three days. i think we need to zoom out. there's other approaches to this classic tug of war game between employers and employees that might be worth noting. peter stavros is offering an out of the box solution. everyone is in charge together. that ownership mentality brings together both sides. if i were the ceo of the hotel, i would be seeing what i can do to get the employees and employers on the same side. >> molly: that is a fascinating suggestion and undertaking. i don't know if everyone will be open to that kind of a restructuring. you never know. these strikers have some political backing. this is one of the senators that they have pulled on board. pulled into their argument.

this is for massachusetts senator. take a listen. >> this labour day, it has never been more important to stand up to the biggest enemies our workers have to corporate greed. that's exactly what you are doing every day. >> fascinating suggestions as far as restructuring. politically speaking for quite a long time, the democrats claimed they're the party of labor. we see president harris making stops in pittsburgh appealing to big labor. about to join her. president biden who has made a longtime appeal to labor and gone for labor votes. your thoughts on just the politics in this. >> i think president was the most pro union president as far as i can remember in a long time. and it has buoyed the nation.

people are joining unions. i don't think that's a coincidence. ultimately the reality is -- we did research. we looked at the experience of the front-line worker in america today. only 33% of front-line workers feel like they're being heard. there is a labor organizer who will listen. that is what they're going to do. there is a way to prevent this by simply listening. i want to make sure that all of my employees feel heard so we don't get into this back and forth tug of war. >> how do you think this current strike ends? >> they said it's only going to last two or three days. with only 25 hotels involved. i think that this is just more symbolism than it is actual problems for the traveler this weekend. it will ultimately end in a deal as most of them do. i hope that we can zoom out and

understand that there's a way for everyone to win in a capitalist society. we have to find that balance. >> molly: bryan. >> bryan: we're updating a story brought to you last hour. president biden called governor tim walls before taking off on air force one regarding the reported crash. several press vans crashed en route to his wisconsin event. brand-new iphone video shows the aftermath. the governor and first lady were not involved in the crash. they were travelling ahead of the motorcade that got in the accident. two people have been taken to hospital. >> we're looking at a live look at philadelphia international airport. millions of americans face flight disruptions. extreme weather causing hundreds of flights to be delayed or canceled at airports across the

u.s. on one of the busiest travel days. domestic travel is expected to be up 9% from last labour day weekend. >> nasa solves the mystery of the strange boeing starliner sound. it was feedback. butch wilmore responded or reported a, quote, strange noise over the weekend setting off a hunt for the weekend as well. he's among two astronauts stuck in space right now. nasa said the noise had no technical impact on the crew causing a little bit of concern. it's not affecting the starliner's station operation still. would make me nervous. >> bryan: you can understand why they're concerned. they have been up in space since june 6th. they were supposed to be attending a mission. >> molly: 8 days turns into 8 days. could be the start of a bad "b"

movie. let's hope they get home safely. >> bryan: all eyes will be on president biden, vice president harris in pittsburgh. >> molly: on labour day, appealing to the labor unions. thank you for joining us on this edition. >> bryan: neil caveuto is next. thanks for joining us, everybody. for psoriatic arthritis.risk serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to, or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. still workin' for me. ♪see me.♪