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on the state of the ofe race. i'm hearing quite a lot of nervousness from some democrats. ken harris handled the heat 24 hours until the debate and it will take almost >> i focus to deal with donald trump. i don't think she's abandoning her ideals. i think she's trying to beo be a pragmatic and doinndg what she thinks is right in order to win the election. >> bernie sanders does it again. >> hold it. i have. m man, they cannot speak english in my front yard , screaming aty me, throwing mattresses in my front yard. is america becoming a haitian us nation? it is so unsafafe ine in my neighborhood. >> plus, jesse watters , f de it's the last night of debate camp forcamp f kamala and the c counselors are leaking. >> i'm picking up quite a log.t, of nervousness, by the way, on the state of the race. i don't know what you're hearing, anthonyetting, but i'mn

getting democrats kind of texting me. i had a long call yesterday with a strategist. i caon that t ,n fill you in ont more. but i'm hearing quite a lot of nervousness from some democrats. >> the debate camp must not be going well because now they're setting expectations really low. esidenti she's never been in a deb presidential debate for sure. in a vice presidential debatates but never a presidential debate. so i do think she is going to probably be a little bit more nervous. >> i think she has more riding on it. whatever happened to mrs. say it to my face. she's been in debate camp for a week, rehearsing zingers we. watching old game tape she has closely studied the former president's past six debate performance since she's also been sort of entrencheesd in these briefim papers going over the former president's pastmentwell as co as well as the ways that he has insulted her spareo she can be prepared to respond to that. she's engaged in theseresident mock debates with a stand in

for the former president, and she's had conversationnverss with hillary clinton and president biden, who both extensively have knowledgee fo of debating the formerrm all president. >> karmel is so nervous, she's watched all of trump's debates memorize d his insults,s insu and is now calling hillary for help. >> but the ghostltd call of joe biden still haunts her behind the scenes. bidharris says she feelsffed handcuffed by the debate rules that biden set t. >> they wanted to create a moment when trump interrupted her, but now they're rewriting their playbook. they've even turned her hotel room into a movi,e set with tv lighting and method actors. >> a hillary loyalis tt that is not just playing donald trump, int inhabiting him wearing a boxy suit and a long tie. kamel is even practicings on the handshake if there even is one. >> insiders say don't expect substance out of kamala tomorrow night. nir plan is to tap dance aroundembrac the biden record, embrace go'sgood stuff, and distance herself from the bad. >> good luck. her campaign knows

she's walking into a trap, so she's going to ignore policy and insteaind focus on honing in on how to needle trump and ad rattle them. they're workshopping poll tested attack lines that their medies thaa allies will make go viral, where harris could turn to the camera and say, fornald t those who can't hear it, donald trump is trying to yell overru n me. how many of you have been in a meeting where you get talked overing whered? >> her entire strategy is dependent on trump losing his cools dependtrum, but trumps his cool when you call him a bad golfer or a bad businessmafen. g advi >> he's been telling advisers, i'm not going to let her dsoinod to me what you did to mike pence. >> kamala is a cold calculator and has landed some nasty shots in past debates. asty.fter they played the willie brown card, she said, well, you got popped at a massag te parlor and you're a deadbeat dad who doesn't pay child support. boom, ha. harris became d.a. we saw her grill kavanaugh on jeff sessions.

and we'll never forget what you did to biden, called him a racist to to his face. >> but she's also had blow ups. tulsi gabbard annihilatedgabo her and lester holt. whether he meant to or notr,, left her stammering and cackling. democrats are worryingg an truml going to make harris look small. n fot will take almost superhuman focus and discipline to deal with donald discipd trun a debate. it's no ordinary proposition, not becaust because donald trums a master of explaining policy ideas and hobetterw they're goig to make people better off. it's because he's a master of taking an y form or format that is on television and turning it int io a show the that is all about him. >> trump's playing the expectatiopectatio.n game, l no boxes or artificial lifts will be allowed to stand on during my upcoming debate with comrade kamala harris. hai we had this out previously deba former nyc mayor michael bloomberg when he was in alowed debate and he was not allowedli a liftft, . it would be a form of cheating and the democrats cheat enoughse

. you are who you are., at it was determined overn the weekend at a rallyursu in wisconsin, trump previewing what he'll be zeroining he'll bp >> listen. we're run by stupid people,id stupid p and stupid people. >> and we found that out at the debate with joe. how dijoowd that work out? and we're going to find that out again on tuesday night. is anybody going to be watchinis anybgu know ? you know, she's a threate' to democracy. there was a donald trump is a threat to democracy. i'm not a threat. odemocri'm the opposite.keepin i'm going to be i'm keeping democracy. what they are.of >> she's a defender of police. since kamala came ou--tic of nowhere, the american people believe she's a progressive or they don't really esse know much about hert he at all. look for trump tomorrow night to definr atoke kamala on his t. she's defunded or supported ters defunding the police, bailing out rioters, reparatioing thn c

abolishing ice, decriminalizing illegal aliens and drug possession, and just breaking kamala harris, according to cnn, supports taxpayer funded sex change operations for illegal aliens. >> one can become one, nitanarc and you pay for it.xplain >> the former president will force her to explain. >> if you didn't change your values, why did you change all your positions? >> bernie sanders gave trump a hand. what she has previously supported medicare for all. >> nowd she does not.ly suppo she has previously supported a ban on fracking. no w she does not. these, senator, are ideas that you have campaigned on. >> do you think that she is abandoning her progressiveiv ideals? als. no, i don't think she's abandoning her ideals. i thine'k she's trying to be pragmatic and doing what she thinksright in is right not to n the election. >> so bernie admits kamala is a progressiv wi >> she's just lying to get elected with friends like bernie. i don't knowe bernie, . k

>> even cnn says kamala'ss position is that she doesn'tr rl want to have a position because if she admitted what a real was,. on was, she'd lose >> right. their problem was that you didn't necessarilydidn't they fo hold her down in some of her more nebulous policy positions . >> what would you say to that?>t hii think you just said i triedo i mean, you can't forcmeebo somebody to answer a question. and i asked i asked a follow up. i trie, d to get more into the nitty gritty and get the answer. and sometimes that in my experience, in doing interviews, is that once fine, you ask once, fine, twice, fine, three times, if you don't get it as a clear answer, that's kind of your answer. >> trump shouldn't call kama, 's change of positions flip flops. he should just call them lies. she's a secretive ladyes dependent on her handlers to survive. and the same people who ran biden will run her, but this time it'll be even more liberal. liberal.she's a california soci,

out of step with the rest off th the country and if trump keeps her on defense, he wins. >> marc thiessen writes that kamala hasn't been able t to answer the most simple and obvious question. ifswer you were elected, what wd you do on day one? how can someone run for rea president of the united states and not have it ready? answer to that question. she had nothing to offer but a cringe inducing word salad. a moment like that on the debate stage with tens of millions watching could be fatal. >> the risk for trump is getting in the mud or appearing angry. >> peggy noonan writes that trump needs to present himself as cal m, reasonable,re laidback, even friendly. he shoulgiond walk across b the stage, give america a break, and shake his opponent's hand. t he should let the game come to him. if donal d trump runsam on the return of the american dream and ties kamala to biden, he'll walknt right back into the whito the house. >> his advisers are urging him to come out tomorrow. is happy. s p,trump not bully trump.says, but like mike tyson says,

everybody has a plan till you get punched in the fac te. >> tulsi gabbard is part of the trump transition team and she is here. so, tulsi, when you dissected, we should say that kamala harris back in the good old days of the democrat primary. how did you perceive her? her and what about her told you that that was the way to get her to go down? >> as you remember, jesse, she was treated like with kid gloves by the mainstream propaganda media. she was treated with kid glove s even by every other candidate that was on that debate stage. debate no one questioned her,d he challenged her or called herroud out for the record as prosecutor that she claimed to be prouf. d of.t, she she talked every day o about how she'd be a prosecutor president. ne questd hebut no one questionn what that record was. and how that would translate ifi she were president. and outi pointed out the hypocrisy. i pointed out the hypocris

ye of how she would do one thing. and when the standard was held e did the exact. opposite. we are seeing that opportunity weyn in this debate coming upe e tomorrow night for president trump to do the very s same thing. what kamala harris is saying, the lies that she is selling to the american people now is the exact opposite of the record had that she has hadn frankly, as the incumbent in this race. she's been in the whitwhose house for the last three and a half years, almost four years. nor, not dp, andt president tru and our country is in a disastrous position. as a result, botresulth on domec and foreign policy. so she's not to bege underestimated because she is talented on a debate stagereh there's no question about that. but she's going to have a tough time trying to defenhg d fra this record that, quite frankly, on the from the view this indefrican people is indefensible. >> when you observed her on the debate stageble. , what was it about her that created this aura where people were afraid to go after her? and what did you noticwhate? >> her strengths and weaknesses i re? you know, it's a good question.

i saw and experienced a lod exth when i ran for president, t but really that between the leaders of thehe dnc and the leaders of the the mainstream propaganda media, the fix wasd h in. they picked the few who they wanted voters to hear frome few and for the rest of us, they tried to destroy us. but this us. is one of the frustrating things about being on that debate stage that still continuegs abouts now is the maa propaganda media createsinstre this political theater, and they take very lightly the serious choice very th thate have as voters. and so they have created this false premise that whoeve o wins this debate, therefore, is the candidate that deserves to be president. being a great debater does not qualify a person to be president. but this is kamala's goal, jesse, and this is why she's locked, jessd herself in a hotel room, taking extreme acting lessonsg lesson. she's got hollywood advisers, the stage, the hollywood lights in the hopes that her friends at abc in the propaganda media will declare her the winner and thatl that may be enoughck to trick voters into actually voting for her.: th

i don't think the american people are going to fall for it. so the strategy was just g go undercover for three weeks thter the convention, pu all the chips in one basket in the debate, and then rely on the media to manufacture a win by a few jazzy sound bites and zingers and then say no more debates, and then justth ride out early voting until november. >> do you think she could pull that off? i know that that's exactly what she is tryingoff, to pull r her friends at abc and the othe r mainstream propagandahelp media. they are doing their very best to help her. we've seen her, tha that over t several weeks. the thing is that that peoplee u in this country are struggling and they're strugglinggg with their cost of living, higher cost of groceries, ga s crime in their streets, millions of illegal immigrants, tens of millions issurossing our borders. there are very real issues and challenges that are happenin as g today directly because of kamala harris and her record.h and that's the seriousness with which they are treating are

this debate to actually learn the truth about kamala harris. president trump knows her record. he obviously has a recorrecord, of success that he can stand on. and he's going to challengone wo kamala harris on exactly that and keep reminding voters who she really reay is, not the actor that she will present tomoelf to be tomorrow night. when you're there tomorrow night, you're advising trump with debate prep or they're calling it policy discussiongs. is what do you tell them? what do you say? this is what gets under her skin. this is wher undere i would go.. >> what do you say? you know, he's not focusedhe on trying to get under her skin. he really is focusedr skin. on the issues that matter most to the american people. president trump is in great spirits. he is looking forward to this debate. you can imagine it's frustrating for any of us to watching for and see the lis that are being sold about kamala harris and how muchld about she's getting a fr. and it's coming at a cost to the voters and the, american people. so that's who trump is focused on sm,m, eaking to the

telling them the truth about kamala harris so abtngthey can make the bes informed decision about who the strong leader is. we need for our country nowpe fr and obviously, i believe donald trump is is the best hope for us to have a better future ua b >> all right, tulsi, thanks so much. thanksjesse., jesse.who he >> bob barnett's a lawyer who helped ten campaigns with debate prep. and full disclosure, he's mylawy lawyerer. >> so if you have a problem with jesse watters, you call bob. but we have to tell viewers the truth. i do have an exemptionan fromcls that lawyer client privilege fi bring claims against you by your mother. >> okay. okay. i did not see the fine print there. ewso we're going to have to>> j review that contract. >> footnote three yoesseu prepaa hillary for debating donald trump. >> how did you prepareu her and how should kamala prepare for debating trump? >>anho well, i think what kamala has to do is, firstntinue and foremost, continue the process of introducing herself to thee proces americanp in the new poll, 25% of the befr

american people don't feel they know enough about her. that's both a challengaboute ann opportunity. she needs to take in an opportunity. she neednsecond, i think she ha, to avoid taking the bait t because there is going to be a lot of bait and you don't want to take any of it. you want to do what she did.d in the dana bashin interview. , same old playbook or next question or who does that? or however you want to kiss it off or pivott of it. >> i think she's got to do that. so she's kind of casually and organically dismiss trump and and say, this is what you're going to get. this is the same old guy who's never going to change only one when he does the craziness and the attacks and that callingenes the her dumb an you know, bringing up willie. but you know that stuff. okaypolicy. no, no. on serious policy discussions. she should answeer when he goes after. if i were coaching. okay. ife o he goes after her on the border, i would say three things. first, remember those kids go cages and family separation

? remember how we love that? second, we're going to build a wall and mexic build amexico g to pay for it. >> what happened to that? and thir andd, your most conservative colleagues in the senate came up with a bipartisan solution. you told them not to vote fo von it because you wanted the issue, not the solution and of sense. oh.d oftence., what about donal? >> what does he need to do to win? yeah, noa fair, that's a faird question. i think he's got to do and i'm not sure he ca n, but you askeda fa me a fair question. >> i'll give you a fair answer. he needs to trhey to appear presidential. we said that before being our girl. we said it before. it never happens. most recentlntly afty, after the e. jean carroll appeal, whenl he spent 45 minutes attacking the women and attacking his lawyer, well, he was prettsy presidential when he debated joe biden. and look what happened to joe biden. wellated joe biden, a, if you look at the def with joe biden and we know what happenee biden,d, i mean, t going to go into that and defend that. >> while i won'tnd have to b i won't put you through that,

bob, but what he did was and itd was wise, he had about ten answers to the ten topics that you knew would come up. ate and no matter what the question was he gavquestione that answero topic, not to thatn, question. which brings up, by the way, the role of the moderators. and i knowrator, a you and i die on, is abc going to give donald >> op a fair shake t out of castle castle? >> they're being watched by you guysthey'rwatched . se: we >> and the next day, next week,m we won't let them get away with it. witbut it's my view that the moderators, i think they should not be a third candidate except that. but i also think that they should fact check. let's assume they wrong on that. they should at leastlo follow up their journalists if avther side harris or trump avoids. i think they have a duty as a journalist to followa duty up. >> well, if they do that ande trump just hammers the media, the american the people love watching the media get punched

in the face. >> no, only thinto thee people . are trump's base. that's true. remember, carville used to say the wisdomand th of carville. he used to say 20,000 people in each of six states will decide this election. that's the audience for this debate, not the people who love to pound the media. >> all right. well, carvillea. esse says he may dodo "jesse watters primetime" tonight, tomorrow night for debate preview. >> we'll see if he's a man of his word. i hope he does well, and so do i. hope he does. all right, bob, thank you so much. again, my lawyer, ifaproblem,a v problem, you have a problem. >> it's his problem. thank you. >>h. you very mucer >> johnny hits the streets. >> tell me about kamala harris. who's that? i don't know. >> that is kamala harris. oh, that is. i never expected to find anyone alive. just clara is the girl. just a girl? you learned at an early age how to not feel badly about her and things. >> we think that all murderers are like. and they look like a murderer.

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got it, boss otter. you got this. >> carmel is lead in the polls has disappeared and democrats are having second thoughts about clipping biden t o. >> new polls have the race tied nationally. but even mostse news for the harris campaign. one of the most respected polls in the countryed p, a national n by a republican or even a tie. tietranslates into an electoral college landslide. democratland numbers guru nate silver out with a brand sow forecast giving trump a 64% chance of winning the election. >> so what's happened in ther last three weeks? kamala went into hidinheg after her convention and trump was able to define her as a radical. >> rad when she refused to define herself, donald trump is now considered c the more centrist candidate. voters believe carmel is too progressivthey have, or they hao idea what she believes. >> 70% of the country p believe we're on the wrong track. they believe and donald the ecoo is poor and donald trump's the candidate to deliver changae .

>> voters believe kamala thuoonents the status qu and is too tied to biden. >> the former president winning on the issues and is now more popular today tha n he was in 2016 and 2020. >> sheo on the eve of the first presidential debate between anump and harris, 4545 i, is the odds on favorite to win. he survived an assassination attempssassinat. e jobs >> his legal cases have been calendar. the jobs numbers are fadin num g a mideast cease fire before the election looks unlikely. and the lateste befor hoax evap. so what will they try next?anne >> kellyanne conway is a former counselor to the president and she joins us now. >> this has the democrats panicking. kellyanne, what does i democratl you? >> tells me an awful lot. the new york times, siena poll was a huge indictment of how tomala harris has frittered away any chance she had to recast herself as this fresh face fre, new blood, transformid the traditional candidate basically just by hidingin. ve

and the men around her have hidden this woman. they're afraid to have her spea to the phek to the press. afr they're afraid to leave her alone with the public. they're afraid to have hav her e even a 60 minute interview without her comfort pad inte her side. >> and, jesse, all this is now pouring into the polling. what does the polling tell us?61 you mentioned change 61% of thei people that the new york times berveyeds over the weekend said they want the next president to be a change from biden. then they were asked the seminal question, who represents change more as trump 53. harris, 28. t he's seen as the insurgenthe wit with an incumbent's record that people miss. they feel like they were mores. they were more safe. life was more fair. there were more opportunitieres at the time and less chaos and crisis around the world. she is seen as an incumbent who's running away from , and sohencumbent her better strategy would have been to hook her into the biden-harrisr intoarri legay to make the case that it's she had had her hand on the tiller. so she needs four more years to finish t what started. herse but instead, she's trying to distance herself fromlf

biden and no one's buying it. i thought the biggest thing in the poll really was what sei see as the new gender gap in american politics. for decades, it's been said that the republicans have a hard time attracting women. donald trump can't wins it women voters. will he beat the queen bee? hillary clinton and a majority electorate t th as we have beenajorit since 1964, where female the gender gap is now kamala harris has problem in attracting male voters.e vo >> trump is beating her by 17 points among men overallal in that "new york times" cnn poll, and she'ss only beatingy 0 him by ten points among women. >> that's a disastrous point red she's getting typical. she's i think this is new york times pollin g. >> jesse doesn't make any sense . >> it doesn't make sense. it doesn't make sense becaus, es it's kamal>> yes.a harris. >> yes. right. correct. that's the whole thing here. she's nonot gettat a t even getting what a typical democrat would get. she doesn't have what they would get among african-americans, particularly males, hispanics, particularly males, even young voters and especially women now. so she's supposed to be

a typical for all the good reasons. and people are looking at her and they're no looking at sayine and her gender are inhibitingt' their they're saying it's eyesight and hearing. they've been listening and paying attention and , watching and seeing and watching and listening. and they're not getting much from muc her. i just want to say the new york times in 2016 at ten a i'm sorry, in november 8th, 2016, at 10:20 p.m., they said that donald, what's her name?ar hillary clinton had a 85% chance of winning. they they said that we were losing michiga losingn by seven.sconsi trump won it. we were losing wisconsin by six. he won. we were losingn,t's th pennsylva by five. it's the same pollsters, jesse tellin g us that trump's in the lead. >> this is remarkable data. well, then, that we're going to e finishemarkabl in november, if that's the case. kellyanne conway, you'll see hekelly anne cr tomorrow nit previewing and reacting to the debate. and i might join her. andghwe'll see how that shakes. >> kellyanne, jesse, she let her outkick .com host tomi i lahren is here and i owe $100 and i'm going to have to

have johnny venmo you because you were right. joe biden was the nominee and i was wrong. and i'm a man of my word. man o so i'm just going to have to say you're much smarter than i am. so i'm going to givef my you thes de floor. >> do you think this debatebate if woing to have the impact that everybody says it will? i think it certainly will. and i think that the kamala campaign made a big mistake by not putting her out, doing more interview, and mos and mor, conferences. yeah, there was a chance that she was going to do horribly, but in tof the voidack to of any new clips, we justclip have to go back to the old clips and the old clips of herdy being an extreme california radical. >> and they really for speak foj themselves. and the trump campaign has done an excellent job of getting kama in her ownfouro words. if we have nothing new. we'll just go back to four years ago. s ago.but i'll tell you what, jy the entire kamala candidacy and campaign remindss me o me ot fyre festival, if you'll recall, the whole thing was a debaclut thee, but they had ae of celebrity endorsements. >> they had money, they hay d

gimmicks. but then when you go ahead and get there, you don't have food or water and you'rooy in a third world country. kind of reminds me of what the kamala campaigaign in is gii us. they just want us to treat this election like a scratch off lottery ticket atch and justd roll the dice and hope it's not as bad as we think it's going to be. pe it's well, it's probably goio be a whole lot worse. and the kamala campaign hope tomorrow night, they better hope that she practiced with her trump stand in in her hollywooshe practhd d lighte if she has a joe biden kind of night, i don't think they can swap her out at this point. >> so they're kind of stuck. no, it's too late. p her ou it's there.: they they're definitely stuck with her. and we've seen're definitely, some developments, tommy, that i have never witnessed in mtommy, iy many, many years g the news. we've had very nice thingshad v, said about donald trump by celebrities. rochere's for one, the rock. >> listen to this. a couple of years ago, when you recall, all the democratic values were going down. it eye was great. for the first time, i was tha

the ira guy with a band brilwatch or the band? yeah. yeah. that's what the government has worried about all the time ght good, supporting them. >> and if that wasn't enough, elto manas alwayn john got in om the action. listen, i thought that was brilliant. i just thought good on you, donald. i'm the rocket man. yeah, i've beeow always beenardn of mine, and he's been to my h concertsis many, many times.t. so, i mean, i've always been, friendly towards him, and ithat thank him for his support. yeah. >> when he did that, i just thought it was hilarious. i was. it made me laugh. he liked the little rocket man nickname. >> this is represents a change. i mean a couple, couple of years ago, you were a celebrity. said something nice about donaldsaid som trump.trum, >> you were exiled. what's happening ye exil? well, that's what happens when you're elton john or the rock and you have so much money c that you can't be canceled and you don't really care anymore. care any isn't new, though. before donald trump ran as a republican and came down that escalatord, all thee esca celebrities loved him. they wanted to be around him. they found all over hilaitiem. oprah, i mean, you name it, every celebrity wanted to be with donald trump. number one name mentioneday in rap songs. maybe that's making a comeback.

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guilty to charges related to stealing a u.s. citizens identity to vote in multipleltie elections and fraudulentlye hade obtain an american passport. now, she'd beeg ninen facing nine counts of federal charges and agreed to plead guilty to ally to all of those counts. what she's accused of doing is assuminofg the identity of a us citizen around 2011, then using that identity to get a passport, which she then useda to travel to and from guatemala in then following years, then using that same false identity. prosecutorthats say she registed to vote in alabama back in 2016, then she voted in the 2016 and 2020 primary and general elections. again, she pleaded t guiltyof to all of that. in the meantime, house speaker mike johnson speake and other conservatives are now pushing for the save act to be attachedh to a spending bill extension in order to avoid a government shutdown attache. l and johnson has this message and .nybody who might oppose that move. >> >> let's see if they have the guts to tell the american people they want see i illegalsg

to vote in these elections. since joe biden and the border czaral harris opened that bordei we believe the actual numberhe is about 16 million illegals that controls the border. >> if just a small percentage v of them register to vote, which, you know, many of them have alreadyy , they can throw the election. >> this is serious business. n n and jesse, speaker johnson says there's no fallback plan this. >> he basically says it's pretty much attached to save act or bust. >> we'll send it back to you. all right. we'll see what happens. bao , bill.> thre >> you know, three years ago,pal kamala harris looked you in the eye and lied about bordewhiv patrol whipping haitian migrants. >> i've been very clear y clearw the images that you and i, both of those law enforcemented officials on horses. i was outraged by it.rible, it was horrible and deeply troubling. and as we all know, it also evoked images of some of the worst moments, ee

our history where that kind of behavior has been usedf ou against the indigenous people of our country, has beena used against african-americans during times of slavery. >> and the whip hoax was born.hi but it wasn't just a hoax. it was communist trojan horse manufactured justify importing c hundreds of thousands of haitians into the countrytota with little vetting. >> that is why. also, starting with our administration, we gave tpsou temporary protected status to haitian migrants 55,000. and then more recently, we extended temporary protected status to over 100,000that t patients, migrants for that very reason that they need support. >> they need protection. fast forward three years and more than 300,000 haitians thany. out?here legall thanks to harris biden. how's that working out? let's go to springfield, ohio,wp the new epicenter of kamala'srat middle america migrant crisis.

in 2020, springfield had a population of 60,000. over the next four years, 20,000 newcomers showed up. >> now a quarter of the town'set haitian and the people of springfield aren't happy. ving >> i'm angry that my friends and family are packing up and moving . ources i'm angry that foreigners are using up the resources that were set up for the americans that reside here. i'm angry thaty that another country's flag was being flown in our city. >> angry when i see our businesses and recreational areas littered with garbage ourl left by people that do not know or understand our lawsd t them and culture and are making no attempt to learn about them. pee and let me be clear this is not about race. this is abou givent people bein given the privilege of coming here from another country and having no respect for our people, our land orl unpr our life's work. >> americans feel unprotected and unsafe . >> i have men that cannot speak

english in my front yard screaming at me, throwing mattressesyard in my front yard.ig look at me. i weigh £95. i couldn'th 95 defend myself if i had to. >> my husband is elderly. i don't understandusband i what. expect of us as citizens. i meanderstand, i understand they're here under temporary protected status. and you're protecting them.verwe and i understand that our citylm services are overwhelmed and understaffed. but who's protecting our support? protecting thes me?m? who's protecting me? i want out of this town. i am tow sorry. please give me a reason to stayd . >> people in springfield say driving around towns now get dangerous. i really challenge you guys to get oututd do here and do something. these haitians are running into trash cans. ngthey're running into building. they're running into. t know they flipping cars in the middle of the street. and i don't know how like,. y'all can be comfortable with this. >> like,i don't kn i don't known who's getting paid from here? >> i feel like i honestl

y feeln. like someone's getting paid from it in the background. >> last year, a haitia yean mige in springfield drove a minivan down the wrong side of the highwag side oy. o >> a school bus swerved out of the way and crashedway an, kg an 11-year-old student on boarde . >> not only is biden-harris made this country more dangerous, they've made i is counttot off more. >> when i got off the phone with the insurance company t phc and was told that my insurance went up because of the cost of doing business in my area, me and my wife have goodno driving records. uh, no accidents and over. i mean, she's never had anflux accident. so i live in springfield, ohio, wher of e the influx of haitians are, and we have had a enormous amount of car accidents becauseh they don't know how to drive. we've got to do something about it. intone-thirof ourone third of on is now haitian undocumented i people. >> springfield, ohio isn't

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