arthel: in multiple states are still reeling from helene's and

got punch the number of dead continues to rise. now more than 230. those who weathered the storm are isolated by flooded roads, collapsed bridges power and cell phone outages. hello everyone this is a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am arthel neville. hi eric. super thank you for joining us on the sunny america sean. southeast begins drying out, tropical storm milton is on the way. formed in the gulf of mexico taking aim at florida it is forecast to become a powerful category three hurricane. before slamming into the tampa area on wednesday evening. arthel: north carolina senator ted budd is standing by on his states relief effort. first we have live box team coverage. meteorologist adam klotz tracking milton in our weather center. "fox weather" correspondent brandy campbell is in north carolina on recovery efforts

there. we begin with madison scarpino is light at elk river airport in north carolina. volunteers are trying to get desperately needed supplies to cut off disaster areas. madison? >> hello. a massive volunteer effort going on here right now. i will get to that in a second period but, just talking to people who survived to lean over the next few days. still trying to process everything. the to see what they can salvage out of the destruction. i've got to say the biggest thing we are hearing from everyone is how much the community came together during all of this, listen. >> the biggest lesson i have taken away from it is when we can relate to each other person to person. human being to human being without judgment. you can see all the goodness that's out there.

the volunteer efforts going on right now one of many organizations doing stuff like this. i am told so far over 250,000 pounds of supplies have been dropped off to hard-hit areas from right here. these are volunteers from all over the country. most of them are ex- military. as a somewhat roads are beginning to open there still people stuck in the small mountain towns. all of these supplies is being delivered there from water, to food, some life-saving medicine and equipment we know there's still a lot of people stuck and injured. now, some of the volunteers are using their own personal equipment or machinery from tractors, to small planes, helicopters. but when it comes to the biggest needs at this point in time, clean water is still one of them. a lot of volunteers are dropping off start link for people who do not have felt service. the latest thing we are hearing about is a cold front that is expected to come to this area

soon. some people who lost everything only have the clothes they had on their back the date the bad flooding started. a big priority is delivering out blankets and warm clothing for people who are stuck. especially the children. arthel: is a wonderful to see the community come together. that is what we do as americans. we help each other out. i madison scarpino live in banner elk, north carolina thank you. just before it was good for the hard-hit communities in the western part of north carolina. that's where crews are trying to restore power and reach those residents who remain cut off. the many small towns and communities in the mountain area but "fox weather" correspondent brandy campbell is in north carolina with the latest from there. hi brandy. >> hey eric at the somber week here across the region with at least 232 people confirmed dead because of helene peart right right now search and rescue was still on going.

from the devastation with us want to know her river just below us we are on a bridge in the koa campground. and above the river you can see this building structure. not sure where this came from. this is one of many sites. one you can see and buncombe county very devastating for so many residents and business owners here again. now in buncombe county with met a lot of people who said they are going to need help to get through this disaster. flood insurance, not something everyone has. fema are on the ground with around 5000 federal personnel. they say they have approved 14000 applications here in buncombe county alone. $12 million disbursed to this community. while many residents are going through a lot to recover it we met one resident in his home ws surrounded by water but spared. still she shares a message a

perspective to everyone looking in on the situation. >> think about what you have. and be thankful for. what little bit you have because all this is real. what you are seeing is real. if you see this on the news and cumbia look in lieu. if you come here please and volvolunteer to help people to o things. >> now diane is among the residents that are still without water. if some do have a water they may have to boil it. the avoid the waterways and even the mother working with the epa to determine if it might be toxic. and while power was returned yesterday, outages are impacting nearly 100 -- just a member the storm hit this area over a week ago. now, meanwhile, whil will all ts devastation is ongoing there is a long road of cleanup for the folks here. we have to keep in mind we have

a new storm the gulf of mexico, that is milton. thankfully we are not in the direct path of the here. eric: hopefully milton will not affect their likely. brandy, thank you. another storm is forming in the gulf of mexico. it looks like it will hit florida this week. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking tropical storm milton and that whether it center right now. how's it looking? >> is not looking like it's going to be a good start for florida. may be the most powerful we will see the entire season. here's the set up currently there's arty rain currently falling across florida. this is not associated with it is going to prime it. it's been so wet over the last season really over the summer to the spring the western coast of florida is way over on their totals it's raining right now so when the storm hits all this additional rain will have nowhere to go so flooding is going to be a major concern.

milton is 65 manner when sittig off the coast of mexico. moving to the east/southeast is really hardly moving at this point we are expecting to pick up and get moving over the next day or so and really moving by tuesday. we are looking at a landfall sometime on wednesday. the cone is fairly wide. the middle of it basically tampa but there's room for this to wiggle a little bit either way. what you are seeing with the strong winds as a major hurricane that's going to bring a wall of water with it. storm surges when she big story or talk about rain is coming down across florida. five -- 8 inches pretty much for the entire state but if you're not right up along the coast what makes landfall flooding will be a concern. wherever ultimately this does go storm surge is going to a big concern as well. tamp it may be right around the bull's-eye but will be watching in the next couple of days. arthel: residents have to pay attention to local authorities and all of the instructions given.

>> i am searching there will be evacuation orders not exactly where it's going this is one and you're going to have to listen to this. arthel: adam klotz thank you. eric: size and scope wide spread really how do residents rebuild undercover? under publican senator ted joins us now. senator, good to see you. our hearts and our sympathies are with you so closely heartfelt with the citizens of your state should. what is the greatest challenge that you face? and you folks are facing right now in terms of difficulties? >> again, weather's getting ready to change and we are going to see temperatures drop. some people have lost everything they don't have houses, they do have a close, this is a tough mountain people. they are always ready for wi winter. but not if they've lost everything. that's probably going to one of the upcoming challenges with the temperature is dropping. the others federal coordination. very slow the government was

caught flat-footed by an administration did not come out of the gate. we are 11 days into this. just now seeing the 18th airborne corps which has been awaiting. we were ready for them to be here. then the 82nd and hundred and first. they are here now and we are grateful for that. it is too slow for the biden and governments with rapid response a lot flat-footed were grateful for the resources being on the ground now. eric: would you have liked to seen how could it have been handled better from your view? >> if you hits and misses of fema being here but we did not see it in every county. we did not know who those people were. what i did see and i want to flip around for what i'm thankful for and that is the volunteer organizations and individual volunteers. we brought clothing, diapers, it was amazing to see. to see that coordinated by the local counties like henderson county to be a distribution over

so much western north carolina. up in boone, samaritans purse the whole region solving problems around the world it was htheir own backyard that was hit they're first on the scene in so many areas the baptist one mission with the yellow shirts they're feeding people to distribute food. so well organized and donations to them are well spent and well organized. much should be thankful for. i heard a bit earlier on your show people to be thankful for the neighbors and their help. i love to s sink sing north kils helping north carolinians. i am grateful now for the 18th airborne corps being here. we had to push hard to get them here in to get everyone to work together. but now they are in theater the doing a good job and were grateful for them. before you hit one of inspirational themes here. in this tragedy and disaster people helping each other. went to costco jammed his small airplane full of stuff and flew it up to try to help.

are you surprised were saying this? and are they doing it may be what the some government agencies should have had pre-position on the ground? >> we would have loved to see them there is a turf war for a while we were able to say hey, these people are trying to help it we want to coordinate we want it safe. as an aviator have a special appreciation for them. we saw dozens and dozens of helicopters come appear coordinated by operation airdrop. we are grateful for them for their out of texas and have people on the ground and that's doing a great job of coordinating lots of air assets in a very safe manner. we are very appreciative of them. they would come in and pick up supplies and then they would take them out to small airfields either in helicopter for their drink extracts they're bringing in start links another hero with elon musk and donald trump doing that. we are so thankful for people being entrepreneurial, quick to react and eventually the government resources get here. the biden administration was caught flat-footed. but now the people are working

together, it is getting better. but still a long way to go. eric: see the damage especially in small towns. we seem to be in a new era where they forecast a hurricane that hits the panhandle or the big bandiband down in florida. and then this spreads out six states. we sell this in your estate if you years ago hurricane hits down south flooding, hundreds of miles away. are we prepared for this new era of torrential rain? how do we prepare for that? people think it's down a floor but take a look at what's happening in your state. >> if it's like a wa war you als prepare for the last in always prepare for the last hurricane for this and was different this was a combination of 1999 hurricane floyd in eastern north carolina and hurricane hugo in 1989 which came from charleston up to the north carolina mountains. had the wind speed of one and the water of other in its devastation like we've never seen before. people say it's thousand or five any event i don't know i hope we

don't see it in our lifetime and her grandchildren's lifetime one day. this is something like we've never seen before. super finally what would you suggest what your proposals up repositioning the supplies having more attention to the small communities because once his gets a flooded out in those bridges are out you cannot get to those places other than as you pointed out in a helicopter and perhaps small planes. >> one of the frustrations is kamala harris up $42 billion and years to get rural satellites and rule communications establish and did not get one household connected. in a matter of a button click with a phone call from donald trump, elon musk had hundreds of start links delivered on the ground. that's the kind of speed we need to operate at the end that is what's happening. i'm grateful for the volunteers for the volunteers, starlet, elon musk and donald trump picking up a big in that phone call but that's what we need is the thinking in northern carolina it takes all of us no squabbling, no political grandson who got a lot of work

ahead and got months and years ahead. we need entrepreneurial thinking and better coordination from private groups and from individuals and from the federal government. i think we need real leadership. i think at the end of the day that is what we need is really strong entrepreneurial minded non- bureaucratic thinking to get the cell for the future. eric: you were affected a bit not too bad that you're doing okay? >> i'm on the eastern side of these mountains. we are in the foothills we get flooded from the river. but we are used to it we just need to go out and fix a few offenses and most the time we are okay but nothing compared to what i've seen on the ground in western north carolina. super our thoughts and prayers are certainly with the people of western north carolina, all of your state and what you're doing senator of north carolina. thank you for joining us. and of course fox corporation, made a donation to the red cross hurricane elaine relief efforts in. we continue to be an annual disaster giving program partner. this enables the red cross to respond immediately to disasters

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arthel: tomorrow marks one year since hamas attacked israel, launching what has grown since then into a wider war. israel continued to bombard hezbollah targets overnight in the suburbs of lebanon capitol,

beirut. those strikes were the heaviest in a weeks. mike tobin is alive in northern israel with the very latest from there. >> arthel, new rocket fire in the north of israel. for almost a year now that some part of everyday israeli airstrikes are back into lebanon. so let's start in the south with renewed ground operations of the gaza strip. three divisions of israeli forces have been operating in the gaza strip. the idf says hamas has been attempting to regroup in a refugee camp at military experts say hamas has been disabled as a fighting force. evidence by new rocket fire out of gaza today they can still shoot. because of that is really forces will be bolstered on the book gaza strip in anticipation of rocket fire on the anniversary of the october 7 massacre. french president in a recent radio interview advocated for an embargo on arms and israel could use in gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu recorded a message to blast the french president.

>> countries supposedly oppose access called for an arms embargo and israel. what a disgrace. well, let me tell you this israel will win with or without their support. but their shame it will continue long after the wars one. israeli ground forces are still in south lebanon. new evacuation orders have become to towns in the south indicating an expansion of ground those fine tunnels and weapon stockpiles they say took years to build israel says the forces of hezbollah were preparing an invasion of northern israel they say it had a name conquered the galilee. once again israel is facing very basic terror attacks. at a mcdonald's someone opened fire. i 19-year-old woman working for the israeli border police was shot and killed. nine others injured. arthel: mike tobin live it from israel. thank you.

so for tomorrow is october 7 that will mark a one year since the savage and despicable attack on israel by those heartless terrorists of hamas. right now hundreds gathering the new york city central park to remember that day and call for the release of the remaining hostages in gaza. israeli officials say they believe at least 100 still being held. perhaps 60 of them still alive. you can see and hear this march being led by one of the hostage families as they walked to the bridle path in central park. they will be there all day. cb cotton has more on what they are changing right now, bring them home, now. >> height nearly a year ago life not only changed for the people of israel it also change fruit r juice across the world they watched the invasion back on october 7. so many innocent people slaughtered. and again like you mentioned it's what the brought the crowd

out here to central park today. there were about 500 people and counting saying the names of the lives lost in the hostage is still being held in captivity. one organizer said she feels a time is simply running out to get these hostages back home. >> comments are very much worried people are not forgetting about are less focused on the hostages because of everything that's happening in israel. what's happening in israel is horrifying. there is a very big terrorist attack just this morning. another soldier was just killed. things are getting worse and worse. we need a hostage deal to crate a path to peace app path to cease fire for a deal as a way to achieve that. >> today we had from the family of alexander. he was born in israel but grew up in new jersey. he was serving with the idf during the october 7 attack. he was serving in an outpost when they invaded.

his his motherspeaking to the c. >> as a mother, i could not describe the pain of not knowing where your child is or how easy. there are seven americans still being held including my son. the u.s. government must use all of its influence to bring them home. i have the strength to make this happen. but, we need action and we need it now. >> again we are going to show you guys this a wall of all the faces. all the hostages that were taken aback during hamas invasion of israel. some are american. some are israeli. some are from other countries across the globe. the biggest worry for families is the israeli government's focus has shifted off of gaza were some of these hostages still remain. that is the focus for today.

bring these spaces back to the forefront. eric: cb cotton central park thank you. arthel: for more on this we are going to bring in ruby is the father of sgt for the idf. citizens held hostage by hamas for over one year. before we start the interview i would like to ask you, how are you feeling? how is your family holding up? >> yes, a difficult question but maybe just the fact we are new yorkers. it's good to see my hometown, central park. i was on that march two weeks ago. it's like a one year cycle if anyone could relate to save gone through a cycle of family birthdays, holidays, anniversaries.

on one hand you understand a year has passed. it is like one continuous day it's like groundhog's day the keeps repeating itself. you do not feel any closer to the goal which is getting my son back. arthel: 3064 days ago your son sgt tran eight chen of the israel defense forces was stationed near the gaza border when the terrace invaded you believe itay is among the u.s. citizens being held by hamas. tell us about the latest effort as far as you know to get him and the rest of those souls home? >> yes it is a fact he is one of the seven u.s. citizens being held by hamas. no one disputes that. we have a weekly call with the white house. i would like to maybe is this sentence that senator bud has

been very helpful to us in the hostage families. he talked about leadership. i would like to talk about that as well. we need leadership and now from president biden and his administration. prime minister netanyahu as well as other allies in the region. we just had a call with the white house and top official and talked about what is needed. you see hezbollah that has been hit. they are supported by iran. and hamas has also been hit. also supported by iran. it is time to put it on them. now the u.s. needs to use all of its powers, all the sanctions diplomatic, economic, and ot others. to bring hamas to negotiate on behalf of its proxies and get a cease-fire done. de-escalate the region. and the release of 101 hostages.

no one knows who is alive, who is not and just get it done. arthel: yes, i know it friday you and your wife will and op ed for the boston globe. and i hear what your thoughts are to the leadership. i am wondering if you have a message right now for the jewish community worldwide? or any message for anyone you would like to express right now other than what you just told us? >> yes, we know in our hearts are not just a jewish community but as a fellow american. i am sure my american citizens wherever they might be here with us and can understand our pain of not knowing where our family members are. it's a tragedy i do not wish my worst enemies have to endure for

over one year. we need more than the feeling we are in their hearts. we need their action. i urge any american that cares about the fact a terrorist organization is keeping seven u.s. hostages without knowing what their fate is. call up your senator. call your congressman and ask them, what have you done today to get the u.s. hostages out? what type of sanctions, it has the united states put in place in order to make that happen? i would like to share admit the secretary of treasury yellin a few weeks ago with the staff. where are the sanctions? money is still flowing into gaza might analyze of the united states both nato allies and from the gulf. and that's totally unacceptable whewe just suck that oxygen out that's where congress and the senate are able to pass laws

that will close up the finals of money going into gaza. as well as other organizations that are fighting hamas. going back to iran oil. the last time i checked they still sell oil to china. when is that going to stop? so there's a lot of things that congressman, senators can do to help us, the u.s. citizens. it's the viewers calling up your congrcongressmen and senators ad calling them to make action. arthel: thank you for that very pointed message and direction for action. mr. chen i cannot imagine how you are feeling. i wish you all the best, all the strength in the world for you and your family. and you were son to get through this very dark time. thank you very much. >> is something we need to do this a year from now again.

arthel: i hope not, sir, thank you. >> thank you for having me. arthel: you want to remind our viewers to tune in tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern for black blk saturday. chief foreign correspondent trey yingst and his team provide an unfiltered account of the october 7 attack on israel and the ensuing war in gaza. again it's 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. you do not want to miss that report. and we will be right back. sion is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪)

in 2016, donald trump said he would choose only the best people to work in his white house. now those people have a warning for america: trump is not fit to be president again. here's his vice president: "anyone who puts himself over the constitution should never be president of the united states." "i cannot in good conscience endorse donald trump this year." his defense secretary: "do you think trump can be trusted with the nation's secrets ever again?" "no. i mean, it's just irresponsible action that places our service members at risk, places our nation's security at risk." his national security advisor: "donald trump will cause a lot of damage." "the only thing he cares about is donald trump." and the nation's former highest ranking military officer: "we don't take an oath to a king or queen. or to a tyrant or a dictator. and we don't take an oath to a wannabe dictator." take it from the people who knew him best: donald trump is too big a risk for america. i'm kamala harris

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house with the very latest. >> good to be with it's all hands on deck for the biden white house. the administration continue to not only serve at the storm damage that you and i've been talking about in the southeast, it also a new threat that's building in the gulf. they're keeping an eye on that as well. yesterday the vice president kamala harris, the democrats presidential nominee was in the great state of north carolina serving the damage from the last storm, helene. outlying recovery efforts as well as the administration approach to address the ongoing crisis throughout the southeast. just today the president himself was briefed on the new threat billowing in the gulf. that of course being tropical storm milton. we take a look at some of the latest images we have available, there's a great concern the western coast of florida could once again be hit with heavy rain and wind. possibly heavy damage could be depending on how things go. and the interior of the country

would also therefore be at risk. we will keep an eye on that through "fox weather." meanwhile, with the anniversary of the october 7 attacks now less than a day away, there is a rerenewed effort on the part of the white house to shore up its a position with respect to israel. and the country's right to defend itself. and by the way that effort includes a push to maintain open lines of communication with the country's prime minister. >> do we have a real close ally in prime minister netanyahu? >> i think with all due respect the better question is do we have an important alliance between the american people and the israeli people? and the answer to that question is yes. >> very important messaging by the administration. again this idea they want to ensure people have a chance to live in peace and tranquility.

if that means american assistance that something they are certainly willing to give to the folks who live in that part of the world. we are keeping an eye on things here. we have a very big nights coming up with a trey yingst special i will be looking forward to that i'm sure you will too but for now back to you. >> absolutely, absolutely. thank you. >> former president trump campaigning the battleground of wisconsin this afternoon. that's a one day after his emotional return to butler, pennsylvania. he held a packed rally at the sight of his first assassination atte today it back to the campaign trail. bill melugin live in wisconsin with the pr a preview of the ray there. >> good afternoon. president trump has been hit in the campaign trail pretty much nonstop in recent days. this afternoon is going to be here at a very windy wisconsin bird making his fourth campaign stop in the badger state in the

last nine days. recent polling shows he might have a little bit of ground is got to make out. take a look at the latest marquette university polling shows kamala harris has a four-point lead over donald trump here in wisconsin. fifty-two -- 48%. however, we should note that is within the margin of error. this poll taken between mid to late september. as for trump he is coming here to wisconsin to pennsylvania. he held a rally in butler yesterday as you mentioned it was 12 weeks to the day since assassin's bullet nearly took his life back in july. he spoke in front of an absolutely enormous crowd was joined onstage by elon musk. take a listen. >> those who want to stop us from achieving this future have a slandered me, impeachment, and guided me, tried to throw me off the ballot and who knows maybe even tried to kill me. i have never stopped fighting for you and i never will. i never will.

never going to stop it. >> true test of someone's character is how to behave under fire. we had won a president who could not climb a flight of stairs. and another who was fist pumping after getting shot. as for vep kamala harris she was in charlotte after hurricane helene recovery efforts however it is notable to say she did not visit asheville or any of the other devastated areas as a result of the hurricane. take a listen. >> we are seeing the heroes and very grateful for all on the ground. ♪ back on her life former president trump site to speak in wisconsin around 2:00 p.m. eastern time. again he's been all over the

campaign trail he is putting on a full court press that we are less than one month away from the 2024 election day. will send it back to you. before preparing for that really tomorrow night you can catch laura ingraham as she sat down with the former president trump had an interview with him along with running mate senator jd vance. trump and vance and ingram tomorrow night on "the ingraham angle" 7:00 p.m. eastern of course right here on fox. >> eric vice president of nominee talks exclusively to fox news sunday vice president harris kicks off a blitz of interviews will have all of that coming up next.

arthel: democratic vice presidential nominee tim walz is in his first initial interview with her own shannon bream on "fox news sunday" airing today.

less than a month until election day. minnesota governor tim walz made several media appearances. part of the reason he gained national recognition with vice president kamala harris' radar in the first place for those interviews dropped a number after harris picked him to be her running mate some pundits wondered if that lack of engagement with the press was one reason for a time shaky debate performance last week. today our shannon bream pressed him on his inaccurate past statements. listen. >> look, i speak passionately. i had entire career decades before is in public office but they know i'm very proud of my 24 years in service and my record. i have never disparaged someone else in this. i know that is not what donald trump does. they disparage everyone their te personal attacks but i'll own up when i misspeak.

i w won't know but i make a mistake. >> vice president kamala harris assented to several media engagements this week to praetor interview cbs is 60 minutes will air tomorrow. on tuesday should be in new york for appearances on the view, the howard stern show and the late show with steven colbert. she's back on the west coast on thursday for a town hall with univision in nevada she will also make some campaign stops in the silver state before heading to arizona. arthel: alright madeleine rivera giving us all the run down there. thank you. you can catch all of shannon bream's interview with governor tim walz at 2:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. >> the most important election of our lifetime. this is, this is no ordinary election. the other side once a take away your freedom of speech. they want to take your right to bear arms. they want to -- they want to

take away your right to vote effectively. so are elon musk yesterday making a speech will he is endorsing former president trump during yesterday's rally in butler, pennsylvania but today the former president rallying and other swing state, wisconsin for that's happening about two hours from now vice president harris will appear in an interview on 60 minutes tomorrow night and invitation a former president declined. he plans worksheet plans a media blitz from interviews, rallies, what can shifted this a close race. jon bussey joined as associate editor of the wall street journal. jon, rallies? a man oh man they are exposed citing they have the energy in all of that. an interview is a little bit different. do you think both candidates taking two divergent paths in that way can change anything or change any voters minds? >> that is a good question at this stage of the game. we are already in election day.

people are voting. a million people voted by mail already. you saw on the lines for early voting in virginia. it's already underway. it is like a marathon in the united states these are long election campaigns. unlike what you see in britain or france where it's five or six or seven weeks it's a couple of years in the u.s. they are at the end of the marathon this is 26-point to mile marathon it's point to portion of that. you are going to see a huge push by both candidates. trump at rallies, and harris at rallies and on pod podcasts andn late-night television. all the way through to election day and why is that? people have probably made up their minds already about which candidate they support they need to be energized to get out and vote. it's all ground game, ground game, ground game at this point

in energizing people to send in that out or turn up at the polls on election day. still a former president trump will be on with laura ingraham in an interview along with jd vance. vice president harris is going to be on a podcast called call her daddy happens to be them on podcasts with women. the second most popular on spotify. she seems to be going to the other areas of the media. she's going to end the late show with steven colbert, the howard stern show, tim walz's going on jimmy kimmel. there's been some hammering and some circles that they are not going to -- she is not going to specific serious journalists. anything to that question worksheets on 60 minutes the former president is not does that mean anything? is she running out the clock? >> yes i don't think she's running out the clock. i don't think trump is either. sixty minutes is pretty serious journalism.

look, the candidates and gravitate at the stage of the game probably to environments where they feel they can have the biggest effect on voters that are somewhat like minded. trump goes the conservative media. laura ingraham kamala harris goes to a podcast it's particular he appealing to women where she is trying to galvanize the women vote. particularly around the abortion issue. i think at this phase of it you are going to see a tripling and down on the audiences these two audiences want to appeal to i think you've already seen that with trump. the appearances were filled with revenge fullness the apocalyptic vision of america that donald trump has been purveying. some of the mexicans coming across the border, raping and haitians barbecuing fido the poodle.

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