opportunity for peace. everyone is equal and it is effective and comprehensive. when some propose alternatives, half hearted settlement plans, so-called sets of principles, it not only ignores the interests and suffering of ukrainians, who are affected by the war the most, it not only ignores reality, but also gives putin the political space to continue the war and pressure the world to bring more nations under control. any parallel or alternative attempts to seek peace are, in fact, efforts to achieve, allow instead of an end to the war. as a global initiative, the peace formula has already existed for two years.

maybe somebody wants a nobel prize for their political buy a ography. the only prize putin will give you are more suffering and disasters. we must restore nuclear safety, energy must not being used as a weapon. we must insure food security. we need to bring home all our captured soldiers and civilians, possibly deported to russia. we must-up hold the u.n. charter and guarantee our right. ukraine's right to territorial integrity and sovereignty just as we do for any other nation. we need to withdraw the russian occupiers which will bring an end to the hostilities in ukraine and we must hold those responsible for war crimes accountable. we need to prevent it and stop

the destruction of nature caused by the war. we must not allow a second or sword face of this russian invasion and we need to make it clear, the war is over. this is the peace formula. what part of this could be unacceptable to anyone who up holds the u.n. charter? if someone in the world seeks alternatives to any of these points or tries to ignore any of them, it likely means they themselves want to do a part of what putin is doing. the point they ignore or reveals, the desire they're hiding. and when the chinese, brazil tries to grow into a choir of voices with someone in europe, with someone in africa saying something alternative to a full

and just peace, the question arises, what is the true interest? everyone must understand you will not boost your power at ukraine's expense. and the world has already been through colonial wars and conspiracies of great powers at the expense of those who are smaller. every country, including china, african nations, brazil. middle east understand why this must remain in the past and ukrainians will never accept -- will never accept why anyone in the world believes that such a brutal colonial past which suits no one today can be imposed on ukraine now instead of a normal peaceful life. i want this for my people, real

peace and just peace. i am asking for your support from all nations of the world. we do not divide the world. i ask the same of you, do not divide the world. be united nations. and that will bring us peace. thank you. [applause] >> on behalf of the assembly i wish to thank the president of ukraine. >> dana: okay, gave his speech at the u.n. general assembly. after visiting a munitions plant in pennsylvania, in scranton, pennsylvania, making some political comments about the domestic situation here. i thought that was his speech basically asking the united nations to stay united. please support me and lay out what putin is trying to do not just to him but dangers that could be coming for others.

>> bill: coming up in february marked the third year for this war to be underway. you don't know what happens in the political election coming up in november and whether or not there is a role for the united states to get into the middle of some sort of negotiated agreement here with putin and zelenskyy. we'll see about that. but a moment ago crossing on the wires it was reported that russia is having top secret drones made in china that they can use in the war effort against zelenskyy. that is top of mind at the u.n. right now. michael allen joins us for his take on what's happening in that war. where do you think this is headed, if you can? >> well, i thought it was smart that zelenskyy talked about the nuclear power plants in ukraine. that was a new dimension that we haven't heard enough of. that was a method for him to try and recapture the world's attention. so much of our attention has focused toward the middle east and other conflicts. i don't think we spend as much time on ukraine.

by the way, i think it is smart for him to come to the united states with a peace plan that he wants to present not only to the biden administration, but to former president trump. i think that he is seeing the politics in america shift against ukraine and he has got to have something to bring to the table. >> dana: and so what would he be asking the biden administration for right now if -- he can present a peace plan but at the same time his country is being hit over and over again? >> i think he knows that the biden administration is trying to expedite all of the shipments of weaponry that they can in case president -- vice president harris doesn't win election. it's president trump, however, that they really need to work on. he is in the lead in the polls, jd vance wants to freeze the conflict and get out. i think zelenskyy wants to go to trump and say i know you want to be credited with ending this

horrible war. i need more time. i need your support to try to even condition putin into a position where he might be willing to negotiate a cease-fire. i think that's his game. >> bill: polls can go either way and you can read them in different ways right now and come up with your conclusions whether you think harris or trump is in the lead. regardless of the outcome in november, joe biden will be the commander-in-chief for 3 1/2 more months as of today. and yesterday zelenskyy was given another commitment on behalf of the u.s. government for upwards of i think $4 hundred million in military assistance which includes cluster bombs for the ukrainian military. you know what you would use that for in a war like this. russian soldiers are dug in deeply in southeastern ukraine. cluster bombs would help dig them out. >> that's exactly right. i think we're trying to empty out our arsenal, send them to ukraine, congress has already

appropriated money for us to refill our arsenals with new stuff. a lot of this stuff is being spent in the united states. and you are exactly right. ukraine is having a very hard time of late. it used to be incremental losses we talked about. i'm afraid they're back on their heels in the donbas. they are dug in down south. zelenskyy i think has political problems all over the world and he has got problems on the battlefield back home. >> dana: could you speak to the cooperation between china and russia when it comes to weapons on what else we should know especially when you add north korea and iran to that mix? >> we talk about this new alliance. russia and china are so thick together. it is china that's keeping russia afloat. their war effort. not just with -- things that go directly into weapons. the north koreans are, of course, assisting the russians with weaponry and missiles in particular.

and, of course, we know iran gives them drones and there may be a sinister trade afoot for russia to send certain missiles or nuclear assistance to iran. these four countries work together all the time. they are a true sort of axis of upheaval as people have begun to call them and we have to watch that as a nation going into the presidential election. >> bill: thank you. it is a busy news day to say the least. here at home and around the world. that's just one of our stops today. thank you, michael. want to get to the middle east now. israeli air strike in the lebanese capital of beirut killed another hezbollah commander. now the fourth leader of the group to be taken out in one week's time. the fighting intensifying overnight with israel's commercial capital coming under attack for the first time. the city of tel aviv. north of tel aviv in the city of haifa is where we find trey

yengst who reports now. trey, hello. >> bill, good morning. there was a huge escalation today by hezbollah as the group launched a ballistic missile at israel's second largest city of tel aviv. sirens sounded across the major population center sending hundreds of thousands of people running for bomb shelters. the missile carried a 1500 pound war head and ultimately intercepted which the missile defense system. the attack marked the first time tel aviv was targeted by hezbollah since the group got involved in the war. northern israel came under heavy fire with a house in the city taking a direct hit during a barrage of rockets that included dozens of project tiles. israel is ramping up their air campaign tens of thousands of people continue to flee southern lebanon. lines of cars filled with fame lalls are fleeing southern lebanon as an israeli air

campaign against hezbollah intensifies. >> there were strikes there. we got into the car and came here. we don't know what's left behind. where are you going now, a reporter asks? we are going to beirut, the lebanese capital was targeted tuesday as israelis took out the head of hezbollah rocket division. he was in part responsible for the 8,000 rockets that rained down on israelis cities since october 8th. here in haifa sirens sounded east of the city earlier today. we've heard explosions in the distance and israeli fighter jets overhead. this as the israeli military announced that two reserve brigades are headed to the northern border with lebanon amid fears of a possible ground operation and expansion of this war. bill. >> bill: thanks, the beat goes on. trey yengst in haifa. thank you, trey. >> dana: a disturbing new trend sending the unchecked southern

border to a neighborhood right near you. cartel smugglers exploiting the crisis for profit are now using that cash to take control of short-term rental homes. this troubling activity means countless families and neighbors find themselves living alongside violent criminal organizations. brooke taylor is live in el paso, texas, with this story. hi, brooke. >> hi. we spoke with an el paso air b & b homeowner. you can imagine how shocked she was when she found out she rented her home to smugglers until she got a call from her neighbors saying law enforcement was swarming the house. 15 my grants had been smuggled through her garage in a u haul van. the smugglers will basically move -- use the stash houses to move migrants deeper into the u.s. while we were near the border we

saw spotters hiding in the mountains watching for border patrol movements to find smuggling opportunities. the border patrol chief for the el paso sector shared these pictures of a recent stash house bust. migrants found inside living in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions. we are talking hundreds of busts similar to this. so far this fiscal year in the el paso sector, they've busted 265 stash houses and made more than 2500 apprehensions. homeland security investigations arrested 13 my grants and one smuggler in this stash house here rented through airbnb. another owner says stash houses endanger lives, put communities at risk and also a financial burden. >> you could tell two of the bedrooms were used for the harboring of these individuals and the master bedroom was used for the person who brought them

over or who was in charge of them. they had their alcohol, they had their choice of drugs, they had money. >> we reached out to airbnb how they help homeowners vet the renters. they sent us this statement a little while ago quote. issues on airbnb are rare. we have policies and technology in place to promote safe hosting and travel and take appropriate action when isolated incidents come to our attention. they did respond to us. really no specifics on what those policies really are that help homeowners like the one you just heard from there. >> dana: important story, incredible. thank you for doing a good job for us down there. >> it's very clear is this was an organizational and institutional failure more than down to individual people. the entire --

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>> dana: federal prosecutor charging ryan routh with trying to assassinate president trump, among several gun charges. dana marie is in miami.

>> the d.o.j. is calling the attempted assassination a direct hit to our democracy. on monday a judge ordered him to remain in custody pending a federal trial. a grand jury charged routh with attempting to kill the former president. if convicted he faces life in prison. this week we learned new details through a d.o.j. filing that revealed a letter he left in a box at his friend's house months ago. letter addressed to the world and seems to apologize for a failed assassination attempt of president trump. they found six cell phones in his getaway color. it was clear routh that monitoring the president's movements. a search of how to travel from south florida to mexico and found a handwritten list of past and future trump appearances. records also show routh's cell phone pinged near the golf

course and mar-a-lago a month before the attempted assassination. they revealed a phone call where routh apologized to a female friend for his actions saying she was still processing the most horrible thing you could have ever done, end quote. authorities arrested routh's son in north carolina this week on charges of possession of child pornography. the f.b.i. say they found disturbing videos on his phone while conducting the investigation into his father. now routh is scheduled to be back in court next monday for a probable cause hearing. judge cannon has been assigned to the case. we know this is a judge who threw out trump's classified documents case earlier this summer. >> dana: you are on top of it. thank you, dana marie. >> we can't even stop the random guy camping outside the golf course. if we can't do a good job of that how will we stop a sophisticated assassination

attempt by a foreign country? >> what are the consequences to a foreign government interfering in our election when it comes to donald trump? nothing. that's unacceptable. >> bill: there are a couple of republicans but democrats are just as exasperated and outraged. that's a reaction from lawmakers after a long and scathing senate report detailing a series of security failures that led to the former president being shot during a rally in pennsylvania. comes on the same day we learned the trump campaign has been briefed on credible assassination threats stemming from iran. keith worked presidential protection for the secret service and a counter assault team leader. sir, good morning to you. not a good day for the secret service. we know that. they go up one side and down the other in this report. "washington post" has this. the rally marked the first time

the butler rally, first time a secret service counter sniper team was assigned to protectee other than the president, vice president or presidential candidate formally nominated. the secret service added counter snipers in response to credible intelligence of an undisclosed threat unrelated to thomas matthew crooks, the killer there. a counter sniper team saved trump's life. probably saved the lives of a lot of people because they took crooks out. what measure would have to be met in order to put a counter sniper team on a rally like this in a way that had never been done before? >> first of all, thank you very much for having me. you are right. this is not a very good day for the secret service for sure. your question is fantastic, why wasn't there a sniper there? this is an open venue. it shouldn't matter if there was

a president or not president. looking at this specifically, actually hindsight 2020 looking at saying open rally. we had credible threats. why weren't there more and why wasn't this done? you need to address that. i look at director rowe saying he is going to do some improvements to the service whether throwing money or personnel. what i think needs to happen looking at this is looking at the systemic error that has happened here. thank goodness there was a sniper team there like you said. it saved the lives of many. eight shots got off. one unfortunate incident with the death of a citizen and the former president shot. so looking at it, tlerp lucky, lucky this happened with the snipers being there, 100%. >> bill: i don't know what the answer is or if there is a connection or not. we were told at the time that crooks was working on encrypted apps or websites or emails with

three different locations overseas. we haven't heard anything about that ever since. then you have this pakistani man picked up the day before the butler rally and now we hear about these threats out of iran. if there is not a connection, boy, it sure is strange. >> you are right. there is a lot of suspicious evidence here of things going on. today is a cyber world. currently what i do every day is look at intelligence for cyber threats whether it be physical threats or attacks on infrastructure. seeing this and understanding the encrypted messages and how they do things and secret back channels, are you not going to get alerted to that. only certain people know about it. those are the ones doing the communication. so looking into this and seeing what the f.b.i. -- >> bill: should they share that with us? why don't we know. nothing about crooks in months. >> i agree.

i think this is more strategic for them in the investigation. trying to make sure that they unravel everything before they prematurely say anything. i'm sure they're doing a thorough investigation. the secret service is good when it comes to cyber investigations working along the f.b.i. they'll find something here and will reveal it. the investigation is ongoing. they don't want to tip someone off appeared make sure the investigation is closed so they can come to a good conclusion. now looking back at it, they've learned some lessons in the first days of this entire incident when i was a little shocked -- when we talked earlier about a month ago -- was when the secret service is fine and not relook at our posture for the convention. looking at that and coming today is a total 360. i'm proud because they are able to identify there were gaps and address it. with like you said, i think there are a lot of unanswered questions here, are there

connections, what will happen next and what are we going to do about the new candidates and the president moving forward? >> bill: all good questions. thank you for coming back. disturbing report, i know you agree with that. we'll talk again. >> dana: vice president kamala harris urging democrats to blow up the filibuster in order to codify abortion rights. will that alienate moderates? >> you have china emerging as a peer competitor of the united states not just in the conventional military domain but also the nuclear domain. >> dana: putting a spotlight on foreign policy in the run-up in the election. who voters trust more to defend u.s. interests. introducing allison! allison's plaque psoriasis. she thinks her flaky gray patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. otezla can help you get clearer skin. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting.

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>> bill: here we go. keep an eye on this in florida or the american southeast. florida is bracing for what could be a major hurricane. tropical storm helene expected to become a cat 3 hurricane

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easier to access abortion. would it stop there? we have our panel here. tom cotton from arkansas tweeted kamala wants to abolish the filibuster but she pledged to support it to make sure the senate serves as the deliberative body. her word is worthless. she will say anything to get elected. manchin is not in favor of it. how do you see it playing out politically? josh, go to you first. >> she is trying to juice up her base. knows that abortion is one of the few issues that actually she has an advantage on. but look, there is a lot of land mines politically she has introduced to the equation. number one, a lot of democrats. you mentioned sinema and manchin. still a handful of purpose state democrats that probably won't fully be comfortable blowing up

the filibuster if it comes to that. someone from georgia or mark kelly in arizona. the filibuster always seems to get -- whenever someone tries to do something too radical on the democrat side you usually have enough moderates that come to the rescue. i think more importantly, though. it seems very politically short sighted, dana. republicans are actually much more likely to win back the senate at the very least in this election with west virginia and montana leaning towards the republicans. that you could be handing the republicans a chance to blow up the filibuster and get conservative legislation. it is politically short sighted. >> dana: the balance of power in the senate. it is likely the republicans are going to be able to pull this out and win and take over the majority, michael. what would that mean? >> all of this i think i totally

agree with what josh said. a short term political calculation to boost her base. no chance it actually happens. republicans, a foregone conclusion they will win west virginia, with jim justice. sheyy leads tester in montana. right there republican senate. it is ironic that democrats who fashion themselves as the party that wants to protect democracy and uphold our institutions with quick to eliminate one of them, the filibuster. to get consensus in the united states senate. i would be curious what else she would blow up the filibuster for. green new deal, amnesty, making wards a state, eliminating the electoral college and swing state democrats who may be up in 2026 feel about that? >> dana: i would love to know that, too. maybe we'll find out from the interview she is doing with stephanie rule tonight. i kid. that won't happen. we want to show you a poll

question. amongst voters in arizona, georgia, nevada, pennsylvania, wisconsin the big swing states who would be better able to defend u.s. interests? trump wins 56-44. the "new york post" cover, the mess they've left. talking a lot about foreign policy this week not just because the u.n. is in town in new york but because there are hot spots all over the world. how much will this factor into election day decision making? >> look, foreign policy never explicitly ranks at the top of voter priorities but i think what many americans see is the sense of chaos in the world. starting with the withdrawal from afghanistan under president biden in his first year in office and then the russian invasion of ukraine, hamas terrorism against israel and october 7th and now the attacks that hezbollah has been hitting israel with. i think that always plays to the

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>> bill: from the middle east we want to show you the view from lebanon. the town as it looks south and into the city of tire where you

see the mcdonalds sign and smoke drifting through the city. 6:00 in the evening. dark soon. there is a report suggesting the israeli military is getting ready for a ground offensive to go into southern lebanon. we don't believe it has begun just yet. that's the indication we're getting from the head of the military in israel. stand by for that. if and when it happens we'll bring it to you. meanwhile that war continues by the day and that's a live look now from lebanon. all right, dana. >> dana: vice president harris refusing to clarify her stance on two controversial programs in place under the biden-harris administration. that have allowed 1.3 million migrants to enter the u.s. live to bill melugin with more. you asked the campaign for some information yesterday, bill. >> we didn't get much of an answer. republicans have been railing about these two controversial biden administration programs which have been allowing up to 80,000 migrants to come into the

u.s. every single month. those two programs we've been talking about the cbp1 cell phone app and the migrant flights parole program. in less than two years they've already allowed more than 1.300-0000 migrants into the u.s. through humanitarian parole grants. in a phone call with me former president trump told me if he is elected, will he end both of those programs immediately. on top of that, will revoke parole grants for any migrants who already came in via the programs. take a listen. >> i would revoke it and they get out. the app is bad. but what the worst is, is the flights. you know, they tried to say we're going to toughen up the border a little bit. they had planes flying over the border loaded with illegal migrants going to the midwest. everything is a border state. >> what is your message to those 1.3 million paroled into the

country expecting to stay here. >> get ready to leave especially quickly if they are criminals. get ready to leave. you'll be going out real fast. >> i also reached out to kamala harris's campaign with a very specific question. if she is elected, will she keep biden's cbp1 cell phone app and migrant flights parole program? her campaign did not answer that question. instead they sent me a statement which touts her prior experience as a prosecutor and adds, quote, as vice president, she supported the bipartisan border security bill. the strongest reform in decades to deliver needed resources for border security. as president, she will sign that bill and will fight for tough, smart solutions to secure the border, keep communities safe and reform our broken immigration system. a bit of a dodge on my question there. back live that's a line the harris campaign has been using pretty much any time asked anything about the border or immigration. they just say she supports the bipartisan border deal.

for what it's worth, that bipartisan deal would have ended the use of the cbp1 cell phone app but kept in place the controversial migrant flights program. dana, we'll send it back to you. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: 41 days and martha maccallum with us now. hello to you. we have that report from bill and this report, too, from the u.s. secret service. we haven't gotten into the issue of iran and what its involvement was or has been. the former president was briefed on this last night. he fired off this post on x. he said a big threats on my life by iran. the entire u.s. military is watching and waiting. moves are already made by iran that didn't work out. they'll try again. not a good situation for anyone. i'm surrounded by more men, guns and weapons than ever before. thank you to congress for unanimously approving more money to secret service. 0 no votes. strictly bipartisan. nice to see republicans and

democrats get together on something. an attack on a former president is a death wish for the attackers. we don't know what iran is doing or might be planning next. >> he suggests there was a thwarted attempt by the iranians on him. secret service didn't confirm that independently but he had a briefing from them last night and chose to share this piece of it. it is not a huge surprise. they've been going after robert o'brien, john bolton, mike pompeo and they're very, very discouraging of a return of a trump administration because they know that would mean a much tougher environment for iran and a harris administration would see a return, which they've said they want, to the 2015 nuclear agreement. this is very serious. i go back to the porch in front of a home with an iranian operative and ak-47 going back and forth on her porch.

a very outspoken activist against the iranian government and has full-time protection. these people don't mess around. we've seen two attempts on the president's life. i'm not totally convinced they weren't influenced by some foreign actors. i don't think that answer has been questioned. but this is an extremely serious matter with 41 days to go. >> dana: they said iran wants to try again. >> yes. >> dana: vice president harris will be in pittsburgh today in the economic club and laying out economic position and an interview that people might remember from this bill maher show. >> sne is not running for perfect. she is running against trump. we have two choices. there are some things you might not know her answer to. in 2024, unlike 2016 for a lot of the american people, we know exactly what trump will do, who he is, and the kind of threat he

is to democracy. >> dana: stephanie rolle will have that interview tonight. >> we'll have a preview of what it will look like. it would be great if she was pressed on how she got from here to there on some of these very big issues. she is talking about a fili filibuster. any party will regret it for some time. >> dana: as they did and now he said that to them before. harry reed and that's how they ended up with a conservative court. >> that's exactly right. >> bill: we'll see what she says. how do you get from here to there? well stated. see you at 3:00 today. >> dana: there are brand-new fox news power rankings. what they reveal about the fight for that senate we were talking about. what it would take for the gop to regain control.

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>> bill: the power rankings. the u.s. congress and where we see the race shaping up. the power rankings forecast believe the republican party will gain control of the senate with a majority of 51 republicans. whether harris or trump that wins, republicans control that chamber of congress. also you have two more toss-ups. the numbers could change. here on the map now is the reason why we changed this. montana has gone to likely republican here. lean republican i should say. still a toss-up in the nevada. still a toss-up in a really good senate races. why montana? the reason is we've had a number of polls over the past month and one of them showed tim sheehy running a good campaign against john tester. one that puts sheehy up by six points at 51-45. you want to see something else

in montana? 1.1 million people that live there. the amount of money they've spent between the two parties to win this race. $121 million right now in a state of 1.1 million people. on the house side we still think it's a toss-up. you need 218 for the majority. democrats are solid at 205 now and republicans solid at 208. there it is now. i think the major headline is on the senate side now you have a shift in montana and the other shift is in the state of west virginia where donald trump is doing really well and we believe that will be -- we've already put that in the republican column. >> dana: was maryland included in the toss-ups? i think it is likely ohio goes for the republican on the senate side if trump does as well there as we think. nevada is the toss-up. larry hogan is the senate candidate for republicans in maryland. he was a governor twice. he is considered not a trump republican, right? trump has been leaving him

alone. i imagine that he would probably vote with donald trump 90% of the time and that is -- he is neck-and-neck with the democratic candidate there. kamala harris will win maryland by 16 points. >> hogan could win as well. depending on the margin in ohio, trump could take marino over the line and knock out sherrod brown. >> dana: we could talk about that all day. before we go, show you this. a daredevil that takes a real life magic carpet ride. >> bill: that's nuts. >> dana: that is freddy. i don't understand. he is 44 years old and a mountainside in france. would you do it? >> bill: no way. >> dana: harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: we begi