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> jes welcome to "jesse watters primee tonight. when we drove through those cornfields, just about every line when we t had a trump sign. yeah. flags everywhere. billboards had everywhere.orterm >> kamala harris is losing the election. l >> we don't know who the hell she is. leave us alone. we're making hamburger wits. it'd be interesting to see if he surrendered. if there was, in fact,e ifd some sort of weapon. and why was he out? and about a year latery wa a. he >> the deep state admits they let trump's assassin slip through the cracks. >> they just released a report confirming that iran actors hacked into the trump campaign's email accounts. hacko th exactly like. >> biden allowing the iranians u to hack the trump campaign. i don't know what the hell they found. couldn'tmpon't know what have bo exciting. >> plus, this is a real battle to grab your popcorn.

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now i'm checking. i'm talking. i'm looking up. talkinookingi'm saying i don't . everyone would love it. what the hell can you do?i ca >> there's nothing i can do about it. it doesn'tego.he man have an ego. >> he just loves that he's alive. ar >> you know, my all time favorite chart in history, right? i have a chart. that's my all time favorite. i love lov that. is it around? is it around? i love that chart. i sleep with that chart everykii night. i kiss it. i love it becaust.love it.e that saved my life. i looked at the right thing, but it d looked at it right. >> i wouldn't be here with you today. i guarantee you that't calvingon bragg is going to indict him for having an affair with the char g t. trying

but good luck trying to findhim. him. he'll be at mcdonald's . >> i remember one other thing, and i thin shher thk it's terrible. she lied about mcdonald's. she said i was a worker in mcdonald's and i stood over the french fries. i'm going to a mcdonald' s overd the next two weeks and i'm going to stand over the french frie ters because i want to seet what her job really wasn't like because she never i stood over the french fries and that was tough. it wasnch fries hot outside ands hot over. >> she never worked. there was a li.e. p shou >> trump should take orders at the drive thru. it'll be the only time a trump'sken or ever taken orders in his life. >> america would love itde his retail politics, baby. trump's cooking fries, buyin g burgers for crypto bro's. handing moms condos for groceriergers fo s, jumping from the rust belt to the sunbelt. what's kamala upun belt. to bess playing rope a dope? >> there is an effort to rope a dope. >> this thing. right? right to the election. in my view. rope and the other side's done 40 o-o

50 interviews with j.d. vance. i think. i don't have to take my shoes off the count on my fingers and toes s with, how many interviews that she's done along with witht governor walz. and that looks likh e a deliberate effort, just notrd to face the hard questions and to try to i don't know. >> i think americans mights, and finally say, you know, i don't t like the way this is. this is working. we'd likhes ise to see questionu asked and answers provided for f all these things, and we may never get them. >> the country hasn't seen lessont them.s friday. e di where'd she go? did pelosi stage another coup? >> the harris campaign has justh been trying to kind of float abovarase it all, to float above the immigration arguments, float abov imme. some >> you know, some of the nitty gritty details on some of this policy . se: ho >> how long can the mediaw keep the kamala campaign levitatingne medi? ists are >> most journalists are treating kamala like a child, not to be seen or heard. >> information is power and the democrats don't want voters to have the power to make an

informedower t decision. >> the more uninformed americans are, the better kamala's chances. the more you know about kamala harris you, the less you like h. >> kamala harris knows that, and so does the media. y so they're in cahoots and keeping her in a safe room so shetskeepin can't do any dam. >> kamala has been vicen vice president for four years, and the pundits are saying p she's still new to this. >> she's not a perfect candidate. she came into this race 45 days ago. some of her positions have changed and thereif i e are questions that she hasn't answered. but what we know is, is the valuesar thered that she brings to thefie office. god forbid something had happened to trump and pence got the nomination and then went underground. >>d what i'd be tellingu guys you guys, pence only came into o this 45 days ago. we know his values. i wouldn't look you in the eye and lie to you. >> kamala harris has been in politics her whole life. >> she's not new to this. she's a career politician. she doesn't have covid. she's no gett having a bad hairy

like trump. >> ross barkin writeross ws kam- running to control a nuclear kamae i likt could annihilat civilization 100 times over. >> we're noted allowed10 to ope? the hood or kick the tires. she's only running to be leader of the freo bee world. >> there's a moral and civic argument fore is harris to answr the questions. >> she wants us to hand her the keys to the nuclear codes, but won't answer why she pushed russiath into china's arms. >> why she let 20 million illegals into the country, why busigage rates are sky high orin why small businesses are taking losses every year. out >> we've been up except for the sec for the lastbecaus three years because of this inflation. that's exactly what yoe it'su sl prices are up for ourselves and now we've had to get super creative dow in how we use our space. the prices go up again. your sales are down. >> yeah. yeah. so it's been great. the economy is the biggestsue of issue of the election and her people can't even tell you what

her plan is. >> watch. what is harris' plan hat is? we're waiting. there's. there is a lot of aspects to it in regards to looking at it online. she talks about certain things >> thet ge talkdvancin the first federal ban on price gouging on food and grocery f states of america. >> is that currently happeningac ? in regards to that, i don't know exactly if that's currently happening or not, because i'm not privy to that type of informatio n. ke >> i'm not intentionally and time articulating her plan h ,and i know that i'm not true. >> please, i'm constantly you being interrupted by you, which is d woman, wh, i think is is disrespectful. >> i'm when i'm tryingisrespec k ,every time i try and speak, you even you speak over. a final thought. >> thank you so much for having me. the trump plan's pretty clear. >> tax and regulation cuts

energy independence and trade deals that keep products mad e in america. >> under my plan, >>rworrieworkers will no longe be worried about losing your jobs to foreign nations. instead, foreignt lo nations will be worried about losing their jobs to america and going to bring them back. and it won't even be difficult . your only worry will be deciding which job onl to take.b there will be plenty of them that will be your biggest probleemat wilm, darling. >> which company should i go with? i did it before and i'll do it again. >> that's his message. will dins framing the electionio as the american dream versus the tax queen. >> i sound like al sharpton. a mala harris is the tax queen. >> and she's coming ford your money. she's coming for your pensionssg and she's coming for your savings. unless you defeat her in november you . trump so vote trump and your incomes will soar. your net worth will skyrocke yor

and your energy cost and grocery prices will come tumbling dowy n. ck and we will bring back theericad american dream bigger, better ta and stronger than ever before. ev is a bad candidate who can't defend her bad cand won't a the media talk about the most important story of this election. mportantkamala harris is losing the election. that's from the american spectator and prime time agrees. >> if the election were held prime tim ty and you vote like the polls say you will, kamala is going to losu wille. >> kamala performing much worse than biden and t hillary. and those elections weretions decidewed by 2.3% and 0.2% in some states. cnn said if the polls are as a wrong as they usually are, trump wins. >> no one's talking about this. >> a new quinnipiac poll has trump ahead 4847. >> kamala harris sees the polls . it's why she's begging trump for another debate. she's even consideringinranotheg the border. she said for years to visit the border.

she's going to do a photo opa pt right before the election. she's stealingo his policies tax on crypto and tax cuts on tips e and have you ever seen a democrat fight this openly for the whitdemocre vote? >> it's not working. when we drove through thoseos cornfields, just about every line had a trump sigfields cn. e yeah, flags everywhere, billboards everywhere. trump campaign offices almosthe on every other block. >> kamala harrisbloc was the mot unpopular vice president in modern history: ke. talkin and we're talking dick cheney, al gore, lyndon johnson, joe biden. >> no offense to those guys. their approval rating was in the twenties, and then the donors handed her the nomination. s >> and we're supposed to believe she's sensational. all of a sudde a sn. >> even oprah was bored. kamala, steph quits to work forn someone else. >> then there's people who work for someon therepeoplee else who work for trump. >> the trump campaign is turning to people like stephen kale. >> didn is you ever expect to bt

working on a political campaign? i did not know the 30 repor three-year-old service technician frotem outside pittsburgh was motivated to knock doors after he witnessedesburgh w the former president get shot at his butler rally in julynt. >> what i saw that day, i just wanted to help out. for kale, that means outworking harris volunteers and stayin tgs on message with younger voters as much as possible. >> i started off by talkins posg about the economy, their cost of living, especially if they're in collegey,he, g higher paying higher prices for gas utilities. >>s this country took years to develop. generations fought, built and created the greatest civilization on earth. n earth. but look how quickly in decay in just four years. your neighborhoods don't look the same. streets aren't as safe. your paychecks.aren't a aren't . >> that typical american confidence in the that is rattled.e langua the language that we use is under assault. s we things we took for granted

is eternal. the differencefor grantes betweh women right and wrong. the rule of larulew on this election is about more than trump and harris. >> it's about the future of th e american republic, our cultural fabric, our economicic well-being, our ability to have it better than our parents had itl-being, , and an opportunity to live healthy lives and not be divided by race and class. four more years of what we've been exposed to would permanentl y injure this nation. wen. have to trust the commonwev sense of the american people t to make the right decision. ke theon november 5th. i have that trust. do you? >> former white house press secretary and co-host of outnumbered, kayleigh mcenany. kelly, you've studied these campaigntnumberemachen as. momn >> there's momentum shifts. you know, first trump was up, s out th in and thenam she came up and then things settled and then she got hot.w s

>> now she's fading. how does it feel now? it feels likfeel now e trump's back in the driver's seat. >> without a doubt. i was reading i believe it wasia a cnn analyst who said, th you know, the person who walks away with the media saying they whn the debate, which is what wa happened for kamala typically gets a huge bounceppened and sht the smallest bounce, if you could even call it that, of anync e one in the last cent. >> i mean, this is noty. going well for her. >> and the number if i'm kamalaa harris and i'm going to sleepni at night and trying to rest peacefully, the number that would keep me up at night is the real clear politics average. i havepolitics a 2% lead and biden 7%d a 7% lead. and when you g lo state by state ,biden has in most cases, anywhere from 2 to 8 times as greater of a lead than kamala harris has right now. and that's before you get to trump leading in all the sun beltu the states, which would also keep me up at night. and by the way, i'll justw add this in there. i know i'm throwing a lot of data at you, jesse, but the

earld throwi oty vote is lookiny good. >> democrats advantage has shrunkg by 35% in pennsylvaniaby and 15% in north carolina. 35%ia, ani would not be sleepig right now if i were kamala harris. >> she is. isshe's been off the map for, of what, since friday. why would you do that? she did this after her speech at the convention. she disappeared for a week. >> why is she completely off the playing field right now? >> i it's incomprehensible. and then this morning, i wake c up and i see this chart in theom mediprehng i anda. p that's like trump's not doing rallies. where is he? and then i turis ralliee?n on my tv 1 p.m.. there he is giving this huge economic speecthere h in pennsylvania, a massive rollout of new policies, ut str a comprehensive, well thought out strategy. and then i look at kamala'aty.sa schedule on monday morning, and she's not anywhere until wednesday. she hereil i guess she's taking it for granted. >> i don't know what her internal pollsters ford, i d are her. >> maybe she borrowed biden's internal pollsters who kept fleeting feeding borro him these fluffy numbers. but yeah, i don't know why.

she's justn' gone for five dayss now. >> well, every time she speaks to the press, it's ase: every t maybe that's why we'll see how it goes. we just heare justd that they bo have agreed to a town hall on telemundo or univision. >> not together, not but individually. and that that'll be later in octobertogether b. ceilid >> we'll see how that shakes out. kayleigh mcenany, we'll see you on outnumbered. nuthat was your idea.ur >> that was your idea. the town hall. i'm not taking any credit for it. toaking an you. >> former democrat illinoisre governor rod blagojevich is here. so donald trump, big economic speech this week. he's been doing a lot of rallies, a lot of retail ho beepolitics. how does kamala close here? i'm not sensing a strong close. >> what i'm seeing and i think we're all seeing is she's running a campaign fort president the way a football team would run all a preventnt defense and try to run outa foot the clock by hiding. n th and i think the reason is her internal polls are showing

that every time she goesereasont and tries to talk to voters, she loses ground. i reallys believed that the more people saw of kamala harris and recognize that sha et had little or nothing to say about any issues of importance, of i issues,ld dodge mislead the public with statements which she couldn't shet answer the questin at that first debate. are we better off now than w. e were four years ago? and she started talking about her so-called middle class background ing abou, even though her parents were both tenured professors at the ultra liberal college of the universityf ca of california. i think that people are catching on and she's losing grounlifornia g tyd every time the she goes out. so they're decided they're better off to just hidem her. and, you know, i've done something about elections, jesse. i've run several of them. i won themng about all. n i consider myself an expert when it comes to that. the only thing i lost was that second trial. itec comes th ly t was rigged and wass unanimous. but i can tellweakened what cama are doing well and what campaigns aren't. and that grassroots stuft f that you showed earlier, those signs in wisconsin, the signs at pennsylvani consina, volunteers working and knocking on doors, those are the thingsindica that indicate the candidates that are winning far more than whatever the publiandidate

c polls are suggesting or saying. and you can tell by the candidate'n tes actions and howe they run their race, whether they're internal pollsthei, our corresponding with some of the public polls that we're seeing. and i would submit to you that basedofublic po all the way trump iss running his campaign and the way she's hiding trump'srunnin n are showing he's winning and she's losing. >> all right. a self-described ig an jibed ex. he's never lost a race at the. ballot box. rod blagojevich, thanks so much for sharin g your insight on "jesse watters primetime". >> we always appreciate it. thanewaysk you. >> trump's assassin and childmgs porn. fe-changd . >> when it comes to engines, 'sa life changing medical breakthroughs, every second counts. marketsbut without investme breakthroughs are often passed e cities. seamlessly connected banking markets and servicesstg in inn s deliver global financial solutions. solutions. >> so our client can keep investing in innovations

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convicted. >> judge eileen cannonriso you y remember her from the trump documents situation is going to be presidinm thg over the ca. nine days ago, ruth almoste days murdered the former and nowd no the feds are leaking their excuses. ehow could u.s. intelligencew cl armed with an unlimited budget, miss a loose cannon like ruth, an ex-con who traveled in andin out of ukraine trying to build an army of afghan mercenaries? . >> well, the feds have ands explanation, and it's one ofim their all time favorites. >> quote, us authorities did not formal lead trackt no americans and kept no running list of thos e who were go into ukraine, according to a us national security official. >> but they did investigate some americans who tried to bring ammunition, knives or o kevlar. in other instances, they received tips about certain individuals who displayed troubling behavior or had committed crimes while in ukraine. some who travelee ind there werw previously known to u.s. law enforcement for prioer

r committed domestically. >> translation, they knew trant ruth, but he fell through the cracks. >> sure, ukraine is basicallyra a cold war black site with spies, weaponis as traffic. and guns for hire. >> any american with a weapons of mass destruction conviction mass, who spends who eight months hanging out in the ukrainian army barrackscks, recruiting muslim fighters and buying drones from easterner european arms dealers has to be picked us hap for questioning wn he returns home. >> that's got to happen. the feds have a program just for guys like ruth. the department of homeland th in 2022 launched an interagency effort to scrutiniz le returning fromr' ukraine's war zone. >> the previously unreporteds effort to aim to identify americans who might turn violeno ident upon their return. >> ruth checks vio all thosele t . he was identified to the state

department by a former cia he was iden th agent and to homeland security by an american nurse. >> secur the nurse flagged ruth to the biden administratiorun. >> he had a very bizarre and volatile tendencies. as a nurse, i'm a mandateda ma reporter, and we are also renmine wo determine whend someone is a threat to themselves or others. i determined after someo knowing ryan for a while that he was a threat to others. so i felt that it was necessary that he be reported to the proper authorities. ties >> ruth was flagged to the: biden administration, a third time when he returned to hawaii. customs agents and, homeland security to look into him and my work has dropped. >> the investigation. this isn't falling through the cracks. this is walkinheg through a wide open door. the fbi even got a tip about ruth in 2019 over guns and never followed up with them . >> congress needs to immediately hold hearings and bring in blinken open dothee burns at cia and mayorkas

at homeland securityed up and n at the fbi and ask them under oath. , un what exactly were you told about ryan ruth, and what di, wd you do about it? period. subpoena all of the documentsth because ruth was all over the biden administration's rada or. >> meanwhile, ruth son is now in custody. the fbi arresting orrin ruth for possession of child, ssessi something the feds sayon they discovered while serving h a search warrant at his house as part of their investigation into his fathes p. >> little ruth had hundreds of files of adults engaging in sexual acts with children with as six. >> now, the feds have taken the father and theompletel son completely off the playing field. we stillf need to know about ruth's fiancee and this mysterioust witness who suddenly came forward with a secret boxh. containing letters ruth wrote in missouri. senator josh hawley joins me now. senasenator, we've now known

there's been at least three, maybe four instances of the biden administration, the federal agentsbe getting flagged to this guy, ruth, and not doing anything about it. we have to get answers fromappe? them. >> is that going to happen? yeah, well, needs to happen because until it happens, jesse, the president does not sal itsey president trump. i don't know how anybody who goes to the rallies can be safe and aly whthl we're getg so far, let me just emphasize, is stonewalling what we knowiz about ruth, what we know about the crooks assassinationw- attempt is really from whistleblowers, much of which you have reported. i mean, these are thh of yoe people, these brave whistleblowers coming forward who are telling the public and telling congres o what's happened because secret service, fbi, dhng,s, they're jt stonewalling. they're just trying to run out the clocthey'rk and congress hat to put these people under oath, subpoena these documents t and get the answers. and i want to say to every whistleblower out there, please come forwardwhistl, pleaseo us

keep coming to us so that we can learn the facts. >> now, have you learnedtheon: e anything additional from your whistleblowers? i know you've been in touc learm with many of these people in the service and outside. >> your staff's done a great servjob. >> yes. in fact, we have a new whistleblower report tonight, jesse whistleblower with direct knowledge of the trump campaigntle-blowover the s service and their interactions tell us that the secret service recently told the trump campaign they could not secure a rallump campd noy for donald n the state of wisconsin. now is interesting because it directly contradicts what the secret service las director roe, said last week when he said, oh, trump is getting exactly the same levelc of protection as kamala harris and the sitting president. reallyas kama ? kamala harris just held a rally in madison, wisconsis justn. lor i am told by a whistleblower with direct knowledge of the situatiodge n that secret servie says that trump should not and could not have a rally in wisconsin, annot because set service could not protect him and adequately staff it. this calls into question, q jesse, what they're saying about staffing.

it calls intuestion who questiog they're saying about parity between harris and trump aarit and once again, it underscores the fact they're not telling us the whole truth e no and is>> it really severely damagingis the ability of donalrelyd trumpo speak to the american people a month before an electionameri and we don't have a democracy if we can't do that. all right, senator hawleaty, tl thank you so much. >> great work. we'll talk to you soon. to after spending years ignoring ruth, the feds are now publicizing his manifesto, sharing it in open court. ruth putting $150,000 bounty for anybody who can finish the job and take outo ca trump. >> the democrats are creating an environment through language and lawfare that's incredibly hostile and dangerously violenta towards 45. >> the trump familyirt e. areeliev >> the biden-harris are doing this. they can't believe it. garlans tly can'd is claiming that if they didn't release the bounty manifesto to the world,t th they would have had to have let

the assassin go. >> in just the last few days. new information was developed and it was put in the evidence in the court for the detention hearing, which was necessary to ensure in the short term that the defendant in the matter would-term, o not be reld while the investigation continues. >> garland's investigation predecessor, bill barr, says that's baloney. says the move serv jesse: e no s other than to risk inciting further violence. >> and barr points out that garland could have simply redacted the calls g to arms or the submitted the letter under sealw . >> and when are we going to learn more about the secret boee that this mysterious witness came forward with allegedlwithye packed with cell phones, ammo, a manifestdlll phoneo, tools, ml pipes? >> how big was this bohow bix? >> and if someone gives me on toand says, hold this and then leaves, i'm opening that box. i don't care how long we've n been friends. i'm not in that kind of world.

i'm not going toot i sit aroundv with a box that could have a murder weapon in it, or a pipe wes. is guycotica this guy sounds like a coconspirator. why hasn't he been arrested? former cia general counsel and author of dangerous injustice how democrat ands weaponize the doj to protect biden and persecutthe trump. joe sweeney joins me now. joe, this mysterious witness s with this surpriseur box coming forward just now with the manifesto and all these goodies in the box. e mawhat do you think is going on here? >> well,here jesse, one of>> 1 o the things i learned in researching and writing my booings learnedk was the plak that the biden-harris administration uses in dealing with the american people, in releasing informationh th toe american people. and i saw this as i researched my booto thed k, looking a at presidential statements, white house statements. t presidbiden doj statements, an

comparing them to the truth that later came ou o tht. and what i learned was, you know, their baseline is lack of transparency. t is and if they are releasing details, it's details that they have determine td are politicaly beneficial to them. and if something is not beneficial to them, what they whatt talk oither don' about it or hide it or bury it,t or they use very vague terminal g to hide what iss actually going on. and so when i lookedly g at thes contents of the mystery boxes, i looked at it with that experience. o se in full disclosure, i also served in the army as an airborne ranger, qualifiedrv e armyified in infantry officer for many years. and i know how to build bomb s looke myself. and so when i looked at the contents of the box, the first thing i focused on was the vagueness. right. they talked about construction. materials and tools. anl a twought, wel by four is a construction material, but that's not in the bo construtx tools.. i've got a very nice compoundt miter saw. that'sa very not fitting in a b. why wouldn't they give us the details? whit's just a box.e only

it could have only held so much. dey wouldn't hel they? the details. and i think i know why. boan of thate contentsta box and what i. what i see is a bomb making kixt . and i don't think they want the american people to know that becausetheople that is grr detail on left wing extremist violence and that doesn't fit their paradigm. >>d that doesn't that is such at when you look at the contentswh of the boxen y adds up to a pipp bomb, potentially dangerous injustice. e book i've started the book how democrats weaponize the dodj to protect biden and persecute donald trump. highly endorse it. sweene ghly endy thank you so much for joining "jesse watters primetim. >> we'll have you back soon. than mucrk you for having me, je >> it's an honor. another election hacs ank the that could change the outcome in novembee in novr. >> okay.'s a d are we seeing orders cominifg i? garland business is never easy,

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by iranians again, and the biden-harris administration isn't doing anythingga to stop it. >> last week, the fbi toldlast us the biden-harri ws campaign was sent hacked emails from trump's inner circle back in june. the biden team kept that a secret until the fbi went public. today, we're finding outl th the iranians are still hacking into trump's accountsts. as recently as september 15th and are sendinmber 15tg the infn to the media. iran is actively interfering, in the election to help democrats and the fbi and the biden administrationthd th haven about it for months and aren't stopping them. >> iran's a state sponsor of terror that's actively trying to assassinate trump. just last month, a man with ties to iran tried to hire a hitman to whack him. >> ryan ruth was obsessedk him. with iran and his book.o >> he begged the iranians to kill trump. but we're just lettingy with the iranians hack trump and get away with it. the bide in administration has been a lot more friendly with iran than trump has. e friebiden lifted trump's sanc,

on iran and froze 10 billion for the mullah unfurs. of course, they want harris inof the whit e house. sho biden and kamala should be doing everything in their power to stop iran froul doim hg ,and the media shoul.d be demanding investigations. the fbi investigated trump's campaign over russia collusion that never happened. >> meanwhile, iran sendingn biden hacked materials from trump and the media just falls asleepials. >> south carolina senator linsey graham is here now. can you light a fire under this white house to do somethin firuse to dg about thi? >> well, i think this is an acta of war against the americanpeope people. it's a hostile act. the iranians are packed intois s trump's campaign account. his legal teamid s account,th sharing the information with the american media to undermine our election. we've done nothing about it. at the end of the day, wat the w they're trying to assassinate president trump. pompeo, brian hook, are robert o'brien. and we're doing nothing

about it. what are the consequence doi abt sources to a foreign government interfering in our election? coe when it comes to donald trump, nothing. nothe. so wceptabl so what did the un generalha assembly do with the largest sponsor of terrorism? the man who's trying a country trying to killn ntry president . hacking into his campaign. they invited an iranian representative to speak at the un general assembly today. al assemyou can't make it up. biden spoke to the un general assembly and talked about the winds of change. the winds of change are fire createthd by joe biden.oe bid this is unacceptable to the biden administrationenacceptab.r you owe it to the american people to punish iran for tryingtopunish to underminet our elections. >> you remember what they did with the russians speechs. a the russians just had a few websites. they had a couple of guys on faceboofe. k messing around in 16. >> they went almost to war with russia. they sanctioned they held press conferenceed -- sas. they investigated the trump campaign. they wiretappen.d his campaigntt

because of it. they tried to frame him because of it. ri of it.joe's asleep at the wheele have we sanctioned one iranian over this? >> have we done anything? no. an, sidonything?r. have and have you heard any calls by the american media? a calld to action? so i'll i'll be addressing itis soon in a very aggressiveil way.'s no it's really not about trump. it's about the american democratic system under attack by the largest state sponso under a ther and the wor. the proper response is to hitd o them hard so they won't do it again. when you find a foreign powerr trying to kill a nominee of aul major party, you should do something about it. you should invit mething e these people, the un, so to the united nations. you wonder why to th conservatis hate your guts. you're inviting the largest state sponsoour gutsr of terrory to speak to your body. be like inviting the germans in the thirties bes to come spek to the league of nations is so insulting at so many poevels, and this is the weakestss

response possible. doing nothing in the fac edoing of aggression against: an american democracy. >> and they're running on protecting democracy on can't protect it from>> tha getting it. >> that's a really good point. you knower the g who is destroyg democracy? >> well, i think the iranians should paymocracy?i thin a pricg to undermine our election. president biden, what aro undee you doing about this? yeah. vice president harris, could you speak up and tell the the iranians this is unacceptable? i'd like to see you rais iranieu with the media about this. maybe they'll maybe they'll get curious about this e'll, see what happens. >> senator linsey graham, thank you. as i car e. >> well, we just found kamala's new best friend right back. thed one thing we know is true. no matter race, gender, ethnicity, no need to screenould windu or colon cancer. >> so priority scrcolon ca indee >> so priority scrcolon ca indee 45 plus at average risk should screen for colon cancer.

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you in the zone. so available at walmart drinks circle icon and carmel is america. >> anything's possible. we are all unburdened by what has been for far too lon wg. edl >> federal prisoners were not allowed to get taxpayer funded sex change ots, but that time is now over. kamala made sure of that whenwa she was california attorney general. >> whecaorney general.n i was a, i learned that the california department of corrections, o

which was a client of mine, they were standing in the waney of of surgery for prisoners. ori >> for prisoners. i worked behind the scenes to not only make sure that thasg transgender woman got the services she was deservinge' . so it was not only about that case. i made sure that they changet od the policy in the state of california. >> fast forward to todayn e of. a federal judge has ruled that an indiana prison must providel judg a sex changee an inmate and not just any inmate. guy,is guy, jonathan c richardson, also known as autumn cordileone, stra who strangled his 11 month oldng stepdaughter to death. >> the aclu believes it's cruela and unusual punishment to not kiovide this faco e. >> tattooed baby killer a sex change on your dime. you know what's cruellonrl? strangling a baby. did the aclu think of that ? ? >> remember, kamala harris supports this. she foughtmember k har ford in , and she'll do it again in tho e whitn e house.

>> trump campaign senior adviser tim murtaugh joins met , now. all right, tim, i mean, this is radical. it's nuts. we'r thie paying for sex changes for baby killers in prison. >> what does that all about? >> well, that's kamala harris. >> t is in it. >> jesse, thanks for having me on here. and, yeah, as you just pointed an this federal judge agreed with the aclu that it's cruel and unusual punishmentagreed not to have the taxpayers pay for a sex change operation . s and as outrageous as that sounds. what's even more outrageous is thatn moret that's kamala ha' position. and so no wonder harri that she to raise taxes on americantas by about $4.9 trillion, because, you know, those procedures are pretty expensive . and that's exactly what that's exactly what that is. and there's a procedureusan and this is voluntary. this isn't like emergencs ay gallbladder surgery, tim. you know, this isn't some something that you need to get rushed to the e.r. for. >> this is elective. this ithis prisoner can survive fine in prison with the pieces

they were born with. >> yeah, exactly right. and this is exactly why weve a have an ad on the air right now laying this all out, laying out the whole case oe ai videotape of kamala harris and the whole bit. and it's a great ad. the voters vi need to know, abou about this. and the tagline is kamala harris is for they them, donald trump is for you. it's a great ad. donar you.it's a great and we pt last night and with this country. >> and wha nit trillions in debt and inflation at record highs. d >> we can't afford transgender surgeries fo r people on death row. >> now, certainly not out and that's why donald trump was out on the campaign trail today talkinn thmpaign tg about the mg sector and bringing it back to life in america, an industrial revolution again. ndustria about.s talking and on the other side, you have kamala harris talking about sex change operations paid for t by the taxpayers, for people serving 55 years, forax strangling an 11-year-old, 11 month old baby. it's insanity., bu but that's kamala harris is america.

she in californit thata? 's she's a san francisco liberal, jesse, and she's desperately sand to pretend that she's not one. that's her biggest problem facing her thir biggess year.. >> okay. president harris would be cruel wo to thethinkiishment>> jes american people. and i think that's very clear here. all right, tim, thanngk you so much. >> there's more prime time aheae prime ♪ ]d. >> why can't they protect that guy? a fox nation exclusive, jesse watters investigates both assassination attempts on donald trump matter. rangefinder. every one of the senior leadership should be held accountable. a second assassination attempt. we're compiling the subject's movements leading up to september 15th. >> you haven't heard the full story like this. >> jesse watters investigates the attempted assassinations of donald trump only on fox nation. with your eyes closed

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