in los angeles. matthew seedorf paid them a visit. are you guys friends? we are now. we, have become friends as we work together here. we don't debate. i honestly say that we talk and listen to each other. she had her customers. i have my customers. i mean, that's why we have the sign up that says. we both asked that you please be nice so that people see that we are talking. it really shouldn't be any hate for anybody coming up here on either side. we can all learn a lot from these two. so we end with randy newman's you've got a friend in me. thanks for watching. see you next week.

and the guns after yet another school shooting in america. they are all sure to come up at tuesday's debate. we will hear from the presidents at both sides of the aisle. they represent the keyboard or state of texas which struggled to deal with millions of migrants. and connecticut democrat chris murphy, at harris walls campaign surrogate with the bottled first son pleads to federal taxing invasion with the embarrassing trial. and they would also way on how judges into of trump's criminal cases might test the bounds

all right now on fox news sunday. >> here's a look at some of your headlines a manhunt underway this morning in southeastern kentucky after several people were hurt in a shooting and a crash ally 75. they say five people were shot heard in the crash during all the confusion. with the search for the shooter resumed at daybreak calling for benjamin netanyahu to reach an agreement to release the rest of the is really hostages. with the presidential debate on tuesday in a moment will bring into senators to discuss the tate -- stakes. with the connecticut democrat we

are giving live team coverage of the campaign alexis mcadams live in pittsburgh following the harris team. with the debate at least it's a rally here in wisconsin part of the northern midwest blue's maintaining control of the white house. the president began the rally with his airport -- airplane flying a few hundred feet above the tarmac in wisconsin the conservative area about 90 minute drive west green bay. in the speech lessing a hundred minutes done and settled before inauguration day. he touted his vp picks jade events and he suspended his campaign to endorse trump.

calling the current administration stupid and corrupt. >> he is the worst president in history. i'm never wrong. never ever wrong. >> he's in outline plans for the economies pushing led by elon musk. he also wants to cut regulations and taxes and democrat say they are giving away to the reit -- rich. asking how they're preparing for tuesday's debate and they respond what's debate prep. shannon? >> we will see how that pans out. from wisconsin, thank you. joining us in pittsburgh where it's a little different. >> that's right shannon. trauma not be preparing a locked away in a room he might be a rally to stop the case here were kamala harris the vice president has been in a hotel hunkering

down and trying to prep to get ready to take on donald trump she said it's like cramming for finals we can't wait to get out in the getting out part is the best part. >> with the debate prep to look at. the best part of debate prep so far. >> it was not just a visit to any store. they stopped at spices in downtown pittsburgh. this is known for posting attacks about the g.o.p. the nationwide chain even offer the discount the other month to celebrate trump's indictment sending this out an email saying reindicted and it feels so good and calling that spice justice. the trump team firing back saying sorry call block, scary spices are ready taken. despite being at that shop harris says that they are ready to move on from political attacks. >> it's time to turn the page on the device of -- device of this.

it's time to bring our country together. started new way forward. >> harris also thinking day cheney and his daughter for their endorsement. >> i think that what they both as leaders who are well respected are making an important statement that it's, okay,, if not important to put country of authority. i'm honoured to have their support. >> head of the debate they say that they are not happy with some of abcs rules including muted microphones which they claim will benefit donald trump saying this quote, we understand on trump is at risk of skipping the debate all together if we don't do this preferred format we don't want to jeopardize this debate so they don't seem too happy about it. back here in pittsburgh live trump won the coin flip so he will get the final word at the

debate and we will see what happens. >> all right alexis, thank you so much. joining us now texas republican senators welcome to fox news sunday. >> great to be with you. the primary season you want to know if he can expand beyond his base which is clearly sticking with him. what does he need to do tuesday night? >> i think he needs to let kamala harris talk. something she's been reluctant to do unless she's reading a teleprompter. and i think you know, loosing the polls very close. mainly she's coming off will called a sugar high after the coup d'etat which was committed against joe biden. then of course the convention. i'm looking forward to a repetition of the good debate performance of president trump that he had with president biden and i think he is up to it. >> after that change at the top of the take it there's been a

lot of new enthusiasm and new fund-raising and there is talk about how this is impacting the down ballot, "politico" says republicans are starting to get a little concerned about the fund-raising gap same panic is starting to set in. the only thing preventing us from having a great night november is a massive financial disparity or party currently faces and that's from the executive director of the electoral committee. he says in lessening changes drastically in the next six weeks, we will lose won able seeds. are you -- winnable seats. i worried about this with retaking the senate? >> fund-raising is important but so are the issues and qualities of candidates that we have an outstanding group of candidates. running for the senate and i'm optimistic about our chances of regaining the majority. and i hope that they have enough money to defend themselves and to talk about what they are for what they would do if elected. i'm confident they will. but, yes,, the money is just astronomical. it blows my mind. >> really is when you watch

these taking in the millions that have come into the presidential race, hundreds of millions in the last few weeks. you are in the running to replace mitch mcconnell as a top republican. what will your priorities be should you achieve that post and how might it differ if you are dealing with the harris and tim walz and administration? >> when he's reelected along with my colleague j.d. vance i expect we will be helping them administration past their agenda. i don't see a lot of daylight between lower republicans and the senate want to do or know we need to do. things like reauthorize the expiring tax cuts and jobs act. we need to reestablish our self and our information is the preeminent leader in the world when it comes to national security matters under president biden. our friends don't trust us and our enemies don't fear us. it was the opposite under president trump. so we'll be working very closely with the administration to

accomplish their priorities and i don't see it as i see a lot of daylight between what my colleagues in the senate want to do next year, we are going to have to also look at the debts, we are now spending more money on interest on the national debt then we are on defence. and wright now, the world has gotten more dangerous and more dangerous since world war ii. we have a lot of heavy lifting to do. it will help the bigger our majority is. >> list all of the tax cuts. from the president on down saying they are rich guy with those kind of tax cuts that actually leave a revenue lag for the federal government and the contributed things. >> american people are not under tax the federal government stems -- spends too pretty much. >> both parties do that? >> there some complicity there is pressure during covid-19 there was a lot of bipartisan

efforts to keep our economy afloat and help deal with this pandemic. but there has been a lot of partisan spending on the inflation fire. do $.7 trillion post covid we are at an inflection point, part of the problem is we spend money in ways that are not just appropriations we spend $1.8 trillion in the tax bill. there's about $200 billion alone spent through the child tax credit and the income tax credit. and for those but i think they also need to be set and paid for. we need to look at all of that $6 trillion of federal spending and determine what our priorities are as a nation. i think that's our job. >> we are also getting to the end of government funding with a continuing resolution of the short-term financial band-aid, it looks like the house is going to send it over with that act attach which media are registering to vote with the

federal election you have to show proof you are a u.s. citizen. number senate democrats say that done on arrival and it will not happen. how are you out -- are you about this pain back and forth and facing a shut down? will that her republicans with the final stretch of an election? >> in a sane world, this act would be noncontroversial. essentially it's a national voter i.d. and i would think both parties to be wanting to protect the integrity of the ballot and making sure people only legally qualify and do so. it's amazing to me and i don't think there will be a shut down. the house will have to move first and they have to get to 218 and then it comes to the senate. i hope we have a debate and an opportunity to vote on it. i imagine that this senator is happy about having his incumbents, who run top senate races, voting against a bill that just says he have to be an american citizen to vote. >> that will be the next couple of weeks. we want touch on the board

because texas bears a huge brunt of this and what's going on there. the vice president has been touting her work she said she was tough on cartels and gangs and she's litigating and seas people and held them accountable and she also said this in her dmc speech -- dnc speech. >> lester joe and i brought together democrats and conservative republicans to write the strongest border bill in decades. the border patrol endorsed it. but donald trump believes a border deal would hurt his campaign. so he ordered his allies in congress to kill the deal. [ booing ] >> i refused to play politics with our security. >> i will be surprised if your colleague brings us up when we talk to him next, it's been a messaging talking point that has stuck for democrats. this idea that president trump is the one who kept the border promo light because he told you guys not to vote for it. >> that's just false is the short answer to that. and the truth is the

biden-harris administration with the security policies with the hot -- far better outcome then the border. i was just down in the valley a couple weeks ago with senator john boseman from arkansas in the way the border patrol explain it to me they said this is a shell game. now the federal government, if you use this cbp app. you can schedule an appointment at a port of entry and the biden administration and bite his harassment -- biden-harris and administration will usher you into the united states and give you a work permit. that's dealing with the illegal immigration. with the policies of the previous ministrations remaining in that area is one of them. but this is all a shell game in my view. >> we will see in hoover wins whether divided are together, there hasn't been pretty much progress on the issue of immigration. we will see, thank you for stopping by.

>> bye shannon. >> up next, less than 60 days vice president harris and four president trump revealing new details about their economic plans this week. we'll bring in the harris tim walz campaign surrogates to discuss what they are proposing and weather she's actually breaking from president biden. he's next. ♪ and establishes a charitable trust to keep the craft alive for generations to come. from preserving a cultural tradition to leaving a legacy, a raymond james financial advisor gets to know you, your passions, and the way you enrich your community. that's life well planned.

♪ >> ahead of the showdown kamala harris is in practice session sharpening her attack lines against the pore president with this de'anna poll showing the race and the dead heat. joining me now is the harris walls, -- harris tim walz campaign surrogate with the national advisory board, will come back, good to see you.

>> great to be here! >> we're looking at this debate there is a lot at stake given how tight this races. longtime democratic strategist working for the clintons has this to say. one interview, one debates. something you read over and over know two years of primary coalition building and policy development and no daily press briefings or test of leadership. it's just the most important job in the world with a 6 trillion-dollar budget and thousands of nuclear weapons. he says real democracy calls for more debates and more interviews. this is the policy section of the website that remains blank last i checked when we get more from the vice president? >> i think you've heard the vice president roll out several very important detail policy proposals. she just propose a massive tax cut for small businesses and what massive investment in housing to bring the cost of rent and mortgages down for americans, she's going after

price go jurors to try and make sure we continue to drive inflation down, she wants an expansion of the child tax credits, she's investing in the middle class talk about an opportunity agenda where everybody has the chance to succeed which is very different than donald trump's agenda, he's made a very clear if you put them back in power, he will thing but only one group of people and that's his friends at mar lago, another massive tax cut for the richest people in america. i don't doubt kamala harris will continue to roll out proposals to invest in small businesses and invest in the middle class, i think the contrast is pretty striking between canada and the democratic side that wants to make sure we grow the economy from the middle out and don't trump who still believes in this magical thinking of trickle-down economics where if you give him and his friends billions of dollars eventually that will find its way down. >> these are irs numbers. these are neutral data. they show every class with those

coming under demonstration. everyone who pays taxes and anyway, we also have this week talking about the vice president economic rollout one of the sceptics of her plans wrote this over the washington area saying listening to her you would have no idea she cast the deciding vote on the suspending splurge that drove historic inflation that her administration has imposed almost one point for trillion dollars in regulations and that she wants to weaken right to work laws and wonk to congress to pass by trillion dollars of new taxes over ten years. >> listen, let's compare the economic record of donald trump against the economic record of joe biden and kamala harris under this and administration we have seen record job growth in this country, we manufactured booming unemployment and i will record low end when donald trump left office, we had unemployment at a record high. >> you were in the middle the

pandemic to be fair. >> we want to rebuild the manufacturing under trump. we lost jobs. there's a contrast between the record as president where our economy felt peace. >> in the middle of a pandemic. >> they rebuilt the economy and driven down inflation at a rate faster than all of the competitors. with the inflation rate in the middle of the pandemic. we spiked to nine. more than 9%. 40 years we haven't seen these kinds of numbers. >> this happened in every high-income economy they didn't have the supply chain sufficient to be able to find this urgent demand but it's also true over the last four years inflation was coming down faster than the nine states and the other countries. growing at a faster rate than those others today. sitting in an economy where

anyone who wants a job can get one because we have record low unemployment. donald trump is advertising he's going to bring back the same kind of chaotic economic policies and same investment in the top 1% corporations that helps drive our economies. >> what he will say his property was down in homeownership with -- was up and gas was that to thirtysomething a galley -- i gallant. you'll probably be happy to stand on his policies. when we poll people they say they were doing better under president trump and they have done under this a administration. they do have a head-to-head comparison where we go from here. with the burst of inflation in 2022 not the supply chain. i'm no mit scholar saul defer to them but he says it was the massive spending talking about people on both sides of the aisle voted for under this a

administration. there was tough things where the vice president was the tie-breaking vote and she says probably on the reduction act what biden said this week they should have named that because that's not what it was. >> look at that chart though. may start to decrease and stunning levels. growing manufacturing jobs all over the country. cutting prescription drug costs for the senior citizens, i'm proud of the fact that we are doing our part to try and clean up the environment and that legislation finally took on the drug industry and said we are not going to put seniors in a position where they go bankrupt because of their prescription drug costs, donald trump was an office for four years and he did nothing to take power away from the drug industry. prescription drug prices skyrocketed under donald trump, the inflation reduction act for the first time did something about transferring power from the drug industry to regular people. that's the difference between these two candidates. don't trouble put power in the hands of big corporations, he's promised the big oil industry he

will do anything they want as long as they donate a billion dollars to his reelection campaign. kamala harris says he's going to continue to take power away from big oil companies and drug companies and insurance companies and put that back in the hands of a glare people. >> one is arguing points is he does want to enable you know, the industry's and gas industry to do more production. he says we should be dependent on places that don't have our best interest at heart. >> ask yourself this. we are reproducing more domestic oil and gas under donald trump or under joe biden and kamala harris. we are producing more domestic oil and gas today under joe biden and kamala harris than under donald trump. what we are also doing is making historic new investments in renewable energy. bringing pretty much more wind power and solar pallet -- power onto the grid. with what they have shown we

weren't doing other we were drooling for less oil and exploring less gas and we weren't doing anything about the climate crisis. >> wittstock was only put out this time. the joint committee on taxation they say that would actually mean the lowest income americans would be paying higher taxes because of that they say higher corporate taxes are past along to consumers employees and investors with the terms of high prices and lower wages and investment returns. and he buy things, have a job, or save for retirement higher corporate income taxes will fawn you no matter how it times they tried to pretend otherwise. >> obviously this is the argument made by the billionaire class and the corporate class. >> by the joint committee on taxation. >> if you raise on us we will just pass those down to other people. people want tax fairness in this country. they are sick and tired of these

massive american companies paying 0% tax rates. that some of the biggest companies in the country and what they were paying. zero under donald trump. there is nobody in this country. republicans or democrats a thing this is fair except for donald trump so yes, kamala harris believes if you are a corporation in this country you should pay some taxes yes. she believes if you're making a billion dollars as an economy you should pay for our schools, you should help try to make our communities safer. i'll think americans believe this argument that by raising taxes by couple percentage points on a handful of billionaires that is ultimately we'll ruin the economy. kamala harris also said she will cut taxes on small businesses and will use the money that we raise in higher taxes for billing areas and transfer that said tax cuts for small businesses and lower income taxpayers. >> has to work out somewhere so that will mean more taxes they say that false everyone. we'll see what she doesn't congress if she issuance they were were coming in. >> thank you appreciate it.

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>> it's a disgrace and you must be ashamed of yourself. >> it's good that some of the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jail. >> to hear you talk with the reputations of two united states senators who built the reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country. >> just a sampling of how the white house contenders have tackled their debate opponents in the past will be about substance or style coming up. i set down with two campaign veterans that prepped residential candidates for this, the debate stage. joining me now the former obama campaign manager. and g.o.p. queen occasion's consultant who has prepped several presidential candidates for their debate, all right, it comes down to this week this might be the only meeting between these two that we get on the stage. near times puts it this way, the debate in philadelphia on tuesday will be by far the

longest unscripted setting for ms. harris of her candidacy, a high-risk encounter against an opponent with little regard for decorum. jim, who has more at stake on tuesday? >> she does. let's be honest, donald trump is the best counterpuncher in history of american politics. seven presidential debate over three cycles. and this is her first. we are in a tight race under 60 days by the time you get to the debates. and she still has a bunch of swing voters the don't have an opinion of her or waiting to see who she is and what she will stand for. i think the advantages to trump going into this but as we all know, all strategy goes out the moment you get on the debate stage. >> i think it's fascinating these have never met face-to-face. going for your first meeting is a lot to dating. they have different prep strategies the vice president holding up in pittsburgh for several days to hone what she's

been working on, president trump and his team saying he does debate prep every day simply by engaging in hostile interviews and doing these press conferences, repped i want to place me but when he said he plans to do. >> when i had bite and you and i had the same discussion. and i let him talk i'll let her talk. [cheering] >> do you think you'll be able to simply just a back and let her explain her positions and give herself maybe into hole she has a day out of? >> will haydon-wood first debate especially for the first 30 minutes that's where biden undid himself. biden actually fulfilled the one principle of presidential debates, you can't win election and -- in one but you can lose it and joe biden did and it was because the president was more disciplined particularly in those first 30 minutes. >> as for her debate, nbc news reports us about your strategy they say harris and her team are focusing on homing in on how to kneel trump and rattle him. another school source says they plan to emphasize what they view

as trump's advanced age and lack of details on policy proposals and jim, obviously we have different optics and we did about the june debate where president trump and his team spent you know, tens of millions of dollars and invested in the strategy that president biden was too old and unable to move forward in his campaign. are the tables turned now? >> i'll make you your first guarantee of this tv appearance, there's no way donald trump is going to sit back and let her just talk to the country about what she wants to do and the reason is we are in a tight race. he's stuck. you can't move over 47% so he has to bring her down to him. so what she wants to do is exactly that. her job, she has two jobs. want to look at the american public and be presidential. the second is to draw very clear contrast between him and her. ice to say to obama if it's a referendum on you we will lose of a choice between you and romney are you and mccain, we

will win. i think she's going into that exactly. and donald trump, i promise you he's not going to sit there and let her have at it. >> we will see. it's 90 minutes. it's hard to resist the urge on both of these i would say have know-how to be competitive fighter she's been a federal prosecutors and you see her each time he gets out there and defend his position, here's what we know about the roles, obvious he know live audience or opening statements or props allowed. and candidates microphones will be muted when their opponent is on the clock, a stipulation crated controversy in recent days for the two teams fighting about this in fact the harris campaign, one of the senior advisors sent a letter to abc which is hosting the event saying this. vice president harrison for prosecutor will be fundamentally disadvantaged by this format which will serve to shield donald trump from direct exchanges with the vice president and we expect that this is the primary reason for the campaign's insistence on beauty microphones but a lot of people who support president trump actually felt it worked for him, this particular

role in the biden debate. >> it did work for him from the first debate but i do think that message from the harris campaign is nothing more than a head fake. it's meant to again beat the president into a personal debate, i think the harris campaign would love nothing more than if this debate was all about personality and persona and not about policy because as long as the debate's focus on policy that means kamala harris has to explain the differences between kamala harris four years ago and kamala harris now. which i think it is an opportunity for president trump to attack her on if the debate is about personality and she can get under his skin, i think that's pretty much better territory for the harris campaign. >> real quick as well as at a time. what is your one best piece of advice for you for the trump campaign? >> keep it focused on policy, not about persona. >> jim what is your piece of advice for the harris team?

>> all about future. i would write future above my little white pat on there and i would never stop putting her in the future and him in the past and if she does that she'll be the president of the united states. >> all right gym and brett we know you'll be watching as we all we'll on tuesday night. thank you for your insight. >> thank you. that. >> thank you for having us. >> let's see what our sunday group thanks. susan page you will never she moderated that 2020 presidential debate. merry catherine, fox news can trigger an fox news senior political analyst. and guy benson, town hall fox news contributor and host of the guy benson show, welcome everybody. susan unbelievable said about this this morning. you were the last person to moderate a debate that kamala harris took part in! >> that's right. you match and she hasn't debated for years on my pillow but of concern for them that she is rusty. and that debate she hadn't been universally good in the primary debates in the 2020 cycle. what she was good and the

vice presidential debate. she was prepared and she makes effect -- effective use when he had talked to her. that's maybe why they wanted to be alive. he said mr. vice -- mr. president, i'm speaking. them mr. vice-president's very respectful and the i'm speaking made him risk looking disrespectful if he kept talking over her. >> we know how pretty much is at stake. saying this the polls likely voters found mr. trump leading ms. harris 48 to 47% in the new poll underscores the risks and potential rewards particularly facing ms. harris tuesday night when she and trump face-off. i couldn't be any closer. >> tight race. now back in the lead with a big banshee on "the new york times" poll from the month-long euphoria filled by the media seem to have dissipated significantly. and chan i think the most significant data point within this poll is a question about talk with the future, the change

question. a vast majority of americans say they want changed in this survey, a majority see donald trump as an agent of change and majority see her as more of the same. there is very good pieces casting her as the incumbents and people are starting to have a reality check on the issue. they both rolled out the economic plans this week even with the government led by donald trump the output would take a hit next year i think the tariffs or something i personally disagree with and when they need to point out we have a vision and she has nothing on her website i think

he can say connection to the reality on the ground what happening right now what people are feeling how people who are not goldman sachs, he can make that point of that division, he wins in the reality on the ground because he says look what your life was like four years ago a look at it now and compare the two. i think that's what he has to drill down on. >> that's what this opinion piece is week is. if trump's policies were so terrible, why do sunni people thing they were better off during his presidency. why were small business owners and consumers consistently more upbeat then they have been during the biden-harris years. how does she navigate that reality check who get every day when they by groceries? >> i think you will have a certain nostalgia about the past. joe biden's numbers have gone way up since he decided... >> now that he's off the ticket. [laughter] >> the reality is if you look at the numbers in the economy it's better now then it was then. you're dealing with this kind of memory sense of things.

>> in what context? >> the context is goldman sachs is no left-wing organization, they are saying the economy will be better under kamala harris. they're also not mom's buying groceries the. >> those top executives they will boost under kamala harris and this week trump went before the new york economic club to give a speech and it should have been our perception he want to say the economy was better shouldn't -- should have been a knockout for him in front of all those rich man but instead he delivered word salad on a question about child care. my sense is lower, that job numbers are good, the stock market is good, and they are in a position where they are likely to raise or sorry, lower interest rates. >> yes, please don't say raise interest rates. [laughter] >> yes though they will be able to have a future that's better

coming under my administration. >> mention mom's buying groceries you are almost four. certainly that's the circle you often running. to hear from them about what they think. >> if it's hurting us i know it's hurting other people pretty much more. it's hard to argue inflation although the rate of it is falling. you are not getting back to the 1.9 we had in january 20172016. when trump was an office. this hurts people! when you talk with the job market yes. we are adding jobs but it's mediocre at best and we are revising down every single month to a q lid of numbers that obtain a pretty big hit on those numbers. >> nothing more frustrating for the democrats and the fact that they feel biden and harris don't get the credit they really deserve. we see a little bit of brightening but in the poll and in the usa today put -- poll trump continues to be doing this when it comes to handling the economy the change question is important and they who do you

trust more to handle the economy, that's a crucial basic question. >> prices are up 20% under biden and harris. that's why the frustration as they are. the frustration is deserved. they are obtain percent and people feel that. >> we went to the coronavirus. that's what you're stressing earlier with the senator. this economy is the envy of the world and there's no better economy and the entire world after this. >> a quick note, there are two cases out there pending and i just want to make sure... this race is so tight. arche jr. trying to get off the ballot in a number of states michigan and north carolina. the appeals courts ruled he comes off the ballot now those have been appealed to their state supreme court's. in these critical states were of his name is offer on that ballot after you fought so hard to get on now fighting to get off. don't go anywhere, when we come back, college student back on student -- on campus and so are those israel protest. they say it start to the top

you'll hear from them next we will discuss the implications of those tensions escalate in the middle east and here at home.

>> these are protesters being influenced by outside organizations and the islamic republic of iran is thanking them for their work. they are giving permission to these terrorists. to continue their horrific acts like murdering the american hostage after he survived 11 months in captivity and torture. >> that was the college graduate from the fox nation special anti-semitism on campus back to school. anti-israel protest restraint to pop up again on college campuses as they head back to places like columbia university in new york city this week. clashing with protesters and making arrests. your back with the panel. nbc news says this. they are barely back on campus. palestinian protests are putting a divisive issue back in the spotlight. the democrats had hoped kamala harris might allow them to move beyond and one, it's not a good look. >> no. free speech is a right in our country but there is no place for threats and intimidation and

violence. you spotlight shannon. the politics is big protests pro-palestinian are being used against this campaign and the suggestion as they are more democrats. democrats invaded -- embrace the chaos and all that. with anti-semitism and this week to see tucker carlson that spoke at the g.o.p. convention is giving a platform to a man saying you know, winston churchill was to blame for the holocaust and the troubles during world war ii. that's just pathetic and sick! on a scale in terms of the optics if it's a big pro-palestinian demonstration, the republicans hope it will somehow be a wait on the democrats. >> is a moral problem for democrats or republicans?

>> one of the reasons it could be connected to democrats is they just said that the protesters are speaking out for all the right reasons. if you watch the tape of these gatherings, free speech is in action here and the public colleges as they have not been able to find the line between speech and vandalism in threats and violence in a ucla blocking jewish students from going to certain parts of campus that was on a right wing action happening there but that's what i can be connected to them. also could be because they are making this statement. they seem to be making political calculations what michigan voters based on how pretty much they are able to come out and condemn these kinds of things although i think kamala harris has had moments where she's gone there and been clear about these protesters. >> i was going to say i think the statement was also if you look at the devastation in gaza and a number of people that are dead you want to be republican or democrat you say something is wrong here! he have a human instinct to say can we get a deal? you see thousands of israelis in the street saying let's get a

deal and bring the hostages home. >> vcl the right reasons what a group of people carrying has blown hamas -- hezbollah and hamas flag. >> stop the devastation! >> we talked in the commercial that tim walz out there in the campaign trail and he did get a direct question about the death and said okay thanks everyone, time to go. i'm trying to figure out if he didn't hear it or if he does not want to touch that subject. >> or any subject right? don't do a lot of interviews are answer a lot of questions and if you watch that particular video you just referenced it's weird. he stands there and absolutely clocks the question, you see his brain say i'm not answering that he says all right things everybody and walks off with his ice cream. it's a strange response when you're asked about six hostages that have just been killed including an american. so, we will see how he handles that question if you guessing about that the vice presidential debate which i think we are still having. >> yes, i think it is. i hope so. we're looking for that one. there have been protest in the

streets in tel aviv thousands of the people gathering has reference this, they want to deal done. here's a little bit of leprae mr. netanyahu is under with a ton of pressure and he said about trying to get there. >> it's clear that they must be demilitarized. it can only be demilitarized if the philadelphia corridor remains under firm control and is not a supply line. for armaments and turn equipment. i think that's clear to most israelis. to all israelis. >> susan, this is not an easy problem with no easy solutions we would have this cease-fire. are we getting further away or closer? >> here is what is clear we are in having a cease-fire that the administration has been hoping to deliver for sometimes in some points we're very close within days of reaching. that's because of actions on both sides. thomas is for new conditions israel netanyahu has not willing

to make some of the compromises with a bye demonstration what they want them to do. this is an issue that divides democrats more than republicans. you've seen kamala harris continue to endorse u.s. support for israel not making threats about continuing arm shipments here. but kind of that tonal shift with harris in which they express more sympathy and concern about the plight of palestinians. i don't know if that's enough to bridge the gap. and what democrats have on this issue. >> -- >> i want to place a link from secretary lincoln, they try to push towards him on a cease-fire, here's what he says about everyone knocking on the same page. >> every day that goes by where it's not finalized and the parties don't say yes, period. that's a day in which something else happens. there is an intervening event which dimly pushes things off and runs the risk of derailing what is a pretty fragile card.

>> using the hopes for cease-fire are over at this point? >> probably. one side doesn't want one. one side once the other side to be complete the obliterated undead. and they don't just say that, they do it. they did it october seventh and they just murdered some more those hostages that they stole. it's really hard to talk about peace or even a temporary peace win one side overtly explicitly doesn't want one. they are not even hamas at the negotiating table. we've had this series of offers israelis have said yes to and hamas said no every time. i saw pieces weeks any administration but in harris finally be realizing maybe hamas doesn't want to deal and is not acting in good faith and it's like if they are coming around to that, it's a very late to the party. >> when they started speaking at they were talking what israel when you said don't want to deal. to me, the united states and the

israelis in the streets in tel aviv are putting pressure on the netanyahu government and saying we need a deal hear any want to bring our hostages home. they are not aiming their protest of hamas. what we've heard from netanyahu in the clip just played was we are intent on keeping troops on this line. this is the absolute must not making a deal. they don't want to do any favours for the bye demonstration. >> this is an absolute must which is why they want to hold the line. >> they will exist. >> panel, thank you very much you will see next sunday, up next on the street to tel aviv overnight demanding the israeli government get a deal done to get the hostages out and three israeli shot and killed at a key border crossing overnight we will take you live to israel next. ♪

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>> shannon, i mean, organizer say half a million protesters gathered in the streets of tel aviv overnight demanding the release of israeli hostages. the demonstration marked weekly calls for a cease-fire and hostage release deal. putting pressure on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu some protesters clashed with police running through israel's second-largest city. and with other locations. >> as long as some netanyahu remains in power we will keep getting hostages back in body bags. netanyahu must be moved from power in order to save the lives of the hostages. and the country itself. >> 's chances of an agreement to end the war and bring the hostages home remain low, american negotiators are drafting a new proposal this weekend trying to close the gaps between the two sides the latest

taking point reportedly has to do with hamas demanding the release of higher-level palestinian prisoners in the expected exchange for israeli captives. while the devil medic efforts continued they have multiple air strikes against gaza since friday killing at least a dozen people while the front remains active the northern front is still heating up dozens of rockets fired by the group possible laws the daily exchanges of fire are ongoing. with 11 on border. no casualties reported from the attack. as if the current fronts were not active enough. three people were killed when a gunman crossed from jordan along israel's eastern border. channing? >> tres reporting live in israel we appreciate it. i quit programming note tune into the special coverage of the abc presidential debate simulcast fox news channel coverage begins this tuesday september tenth at 8:00 p.m. eastern time in writing on your local fox stationed i will join you for pregame special at 8:00 p.m. eastern and the

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