♪ >> i'm shannon bream. one month to election day. we sit down with the democratic vice presidential candidate tim walz for his first sunday show interview. >> character matters. [cheering] >> and kamala harris has it. >> fresh off of his debate with

jody vance we look at the issues facing americans as we inch closer to november fifth. with hurricane helene to rising price that check out. crisis averted at the ports for now. we will ask the governor tim walz what voters need to know about the campaign policies. at the fox news sunday exclusive. plus... >> it was just devastating. >> we haven't received a response from them. >> speaker mike johnson joins us with calls for congress to provide emergency funding for the devastating southeast. and, is the keystone state the key to winning the white house. john federman joins us alive. plus, for president trump returned to the side of his first assassination attempt. >> on this very ground a cold-blooded assassin named to silence me. >> all right now on fox news sunday. ♪

>> hello from fox news in washington. we begin with headlines today. is relaunching for -- fresh air strikes from hezbollah militants and striking what they call a hamas command and control centre embedded at a mosque housing displaced palestinians in the gaza strip. ukraine says russia launched 87 attack drones and four missiles overnight. the majority of which it with air defence forces could be issued down. forecasters are tracking the tropical storm in the gulf of mexico saying they could make landfall on the west coast wednesday as a category three hurricane. adding to the misery for millions of americans struggling to recover with the hurricane. in a moment, our exclusive interview with the vice presidential candidate tim walz, but first the team coverage alexis has reaction from the campaign trail and we are on the ground in the hard-hit western north carolina where we begin with you.

in north carolina. >> good morning shannon paterson devastation is simply unimaginable. there were roads out and bridge is gone and here at this area of business route from the foundation. 25 feet with entire communities essentially they were cut off. you can see from our fox flight drone team the magnitude of the destruction which will take weeks if not months if not years to rebuild. as of this morning, the death toll stands at more than 232 across seven states that never expected to rise, nearly half a million remain without power as millions more try to pick up the pieces after this once in a generation storm. >> it's devastating. this is just unreal. the way this has all happened. >> is catastrophic, 100% loss.

>> seen them come down here soaring through their stuff every day. i mean... it saddens me. >> soldiers equipment and other resources from the u.s. army's had not been mobilized and they are assisting the devastated region as the federal response continues to come under scrutiny. the director and governor continue to be regular presence on the ground in the region. >> this unprecedented catastrophic storm needs an unprecedented response. >> we have everything everyone here north carolina needs and we are continuing to provide the assistance as long as you need it. >> reporter: as these communities try and clean this up, you can see how bad this is. they are reeling from one hurricane now we know that another tropical storm, this one-day milton, is turning in

the gulf of mexico the track showing it might bring them into a category three hurricane and it's taking aim at this panhandle once again. >> the images are absolutely stunning, think you're being there on the ground for us in north carolina. joining us now, and butler, pennsylvania, fresh off president trump's return into the scene that assassination attempt. >> high shannon, a very emotional weekend here in pennsylvania as the former president took to that stage behind me and butler in the same spot he was nearly assassinated just 12 weeks ago. now with less than a month if you can believe it to the presidential election both these candidates are crisscrossing although states. >> you put me right to work! [laughter] >> reporter: vice-president kamala harris back on the ground in north carolina. her second visit to this state since it was ravaged by hurricane helene. >> you think these moments of crisis bring out some of the

best of who we can be and who we are. >> the cleanup far from over vice-president harris has pledged ongoing federal support for the for president trump has said the current administration has done a lousy job. >> they are doing the worst job on a hurricane that any administration has ever done. >> both candidates focusing in on battleground states like georgia. this week trump in the state governor putting their differences aside making their first public appearance together since their 2020 rift. in a triumphant return to pennsylvania the former president held another rally and butler standing in that same spot where he was nearly assassinated back in july. >> this very ground a cold-blooded assassin name to silence me. >> honouring the life who was shot and killed at that rally. >> cory is not with us tonight's but he should be. >> on that stage joined by elon musk the title salon ceo -- tesla ceo said he was amazed by

his bravery. >> we have one president who can't climb a flight of stairs and another who is fist pumping after getting shot. >> reporter: president joe biden making us that -- stab at the briefing room pointing out a jobs report it with the dockworker straight. the poll show harris is still struggling with the union vote. and democrats also bringing out their star power for president barack obama kicking off a swing state blitz. >> attention to the middle east continue to rise the policy is sitting in the national spotlight this election we know vice-president kamala harris is back in battleground michigan talking with leaders they are in the community. about her plan she says to end the war in gaza. is a form president trump has been a strong supporter of israel will honour the lives of those who were killed on october seventh. tomorrow on that anniversary shannon. >> reporting from pennsylvania,

thank you very much. joining us now the democratic vice presidential nominee minnesota governor tim walz cat governor, great happy with us @foxnewssunday. >> great to be with you shannon, think of her having me. >> i wanted pick up where she left off in the middle east. you were asked in the debate the other night a question of if you would support a preemptive strike by israel on iran, you didn't really get to an answer on that. so this administration can you -- continues to call for israel to moderate it's response after being attacked by eemeen. do you now think that israel has a right to either strike with nuclear facilities, what is your position on this? >> letter member how this started. tomorrow's a tragic anniversary. they murdered over 1200 innocent israelis 46 americans, took hostages... we have been clear, israel has the right to defend itself can be voiced in this position we need hostages returned and we need to bring an end to the military crisis in gaza. but again, the point is not

this. iran is at the heart of this -- the heart of this. this white being in the situation as the vice president was, working with israelis to repel the attack we saw this week, we try to back in april the same thing. that's the point of being an boxing president trump tore up the nuclear deal that moved the ring closer to the nuclear weapon. he also allowed them to shoot down american aircraft in that space with the tweet. and when iranian weapons and missiles fell on the u.s., he called it a traumatic brain injury. just be clear, we've always said we deserve the right to protect american troops, our allies in the region and their consequences for eemeen, what you're seeing right now is we will work with our allies, the ability to make sure you iran does not further in every administration has dealt with them for 45 years. now making sure there's never been a question, israel has a right to defend itself and we

stand with them to do that. but we need to bring this to a conclusion. >> does that include a straight on iran's nuclear oil facility? >> specific operations will be dealt with in time. we are very clear on this. iran, there is consequences for what they do. that's what's happening right now. iran is not a question. >> you said in a radio interview that auntie is really protesters were speaking up all the right reasons. you know some of them are carrying hamas flags, summer calling for the extermination of the jewish state. do you want to clarify your praise for them? >> i'm certainly not talking about them. i'm talking about the people that understand we have to and the humanitarian crisis, but they understand we need to return the hostages to the region. i will always defend people's rights to the first amendment. but that's all the folks i'm talking about. those folks not speaking for the entire group. i think it's very clear on this, israel's right with

anti-semitism, has no place in this country. vice president harris has been clear about that. bring a peaceful solution with the return of the hostages and the right to live this is something that we are trying to get to. that will get the leadership we've seen out of vice president harris that we need to hold this coalition together and when iran launched their missiles this week, she's in a situation, is different. the people in this situation with donald trump of the chief of staff said he shouldn't be there. he's a damaged human being, his own defence secretary said he does not understand the situation they are dealing with. it's about character! >> let's focus on what your position is in the vice president position as well. this came up in a debate its been a winning argument on many ballads. i want to clarify with the lot there minnesota abortion find your website that helps women find access says abortion is

legal through pregnancy minnesota there is no banner limit in minnesota based on how far along in pregnancy you are. you signed a bill that makes it legal through all nine months, is that the position you think democrats should have nationally? >> the vice president and i have been clear that this is what we are asking for. >> but this goes far beyond roe v. wade. >> the laws very clear, it does not change this. >> let's agree. what you agree there is not a single limited through the nine month of pregnancy. they had a trimester framework that did have listed pregnancy. the minnesota law does not have that. >> this puts the decision for a woman in her health care providers. the situation we have is when he have the ability of health care providers to provide that. that's where you end up with a situation with this access where they are afraid to do what's necessary. a puts the decision back onto the woman.

to the positions and we know that this is simply something that needs to be brought up. donald trump is asking for the abortion ban. >> he has said repeatedly he will not assign national abortion ban, recalling that a flat out lie? >> of course. center vance has said so too. they might see this as an election issue, we see this as a right of women to make their own bodily decisions and that's what the states like my state have the ability to put that in. states like georgia, they want women to cross the border and then there is a death of amber thurman. schlitz be very clear, trying to cut hair is on an issue with this is not wear the american public's at. they want roe v. wade vice president harris that's what they would do. >> admissible lots of far beyond roe be waiting about that amber thurman case her family it is tragic, she's a young mother left behind a young son. what her family has said his it

was a complication from the abortion pill she received and she didn't get proper care when she went to a georgia hospital which had multiple opportunities to intervene there. her own attorney, the family's attorney says it was at the georgia law, it was the hospital's. he seems it -- as it was malpractice not treating her when she showed up in distress and still had the byproducts of her pregnancy because of the rare complication of the abortion pill or -- pill. just be clear how her family an attorney sees it. >> and the also indicated has she not gone to north carolina after the debate the other night that she would have been in a better position. these are the situations who we are going to get into when you take this decision and put in the hands of politicians like donald trump rather then women other doctors. we trust women and we trust doctors and we know the outcomes of that are better. >> let's clarify more changes you cited minnesota as well. several things were repealed with respect to reporting infants that might have survived an abortion attempt. language that used to be part of the statute was taken out so i

will take this as a people can see. he used require medical personnel to preserve the light and health of -- health of the infant. this has been repealed and it's no longer part of the law. also struck from the law was language about reporting. with the infants born alive what treatment they have received and whether they live or die why was it important to you to get that protection out of the lot? >> minnesota law aligned to the rather case what positions are required by their ethical responsibilities. it changed nothing other than aligning with all the care that they provided any circumstances for any medical case. its alignment as it always has been, it's the case we have seen in minnesota, the outcomes we get in the health care is also best in the nation. and having the existing law. >> it does take of the language of preserving the life of a infant born alive. >> every doctor has an ethical responsibly to provide what they

can and each situation that's the way the laws right now. it's the same for any person that shows up and again, this is a distraction from the real issue. at women being forced into miscarriages and women being forced to go back home and get sepsis and potentially die. weekly song in texas. maternal mortality rates in texas have skyrocketed with this charge because of this. this is bad policy with the vice president and i have been very clear about this. we will restore the rights of roe v. wade and make sure women have their health care decisions that we will not put people's lives at risk because it's a geography where they live and it will go back to the way it was before donald trump gleefully said we have the best of both worlds here. thanks a wonderful cake the states are hammering and it's a beautiful thing. it's not a bootable thing. we see women dying. >> it is not to see any single woman suffer. there's not a single state and what are how pro-lifers restricted are that do not allow

a doctor to intercede that's true in georgia and texas as well. i want to return to the economy. the latest polling show 66% of americans we talked to say buying groceries is a major problem for them. and when we talk and asked people but how they feel about the policies of this demonstration versus the previous, double the amount of people surveyed say that biden-harris policies have heard them rather than help them and their families economically. that's in stark contrast with how they feel what the trump administration. what would harris-walz demonstration do different compared to the biden-harris of administration. the perception is it hasn't changed. >> we saw blockbuster job this week. we saw interest rates come down we've also seen vice president harris laying out a middle-class agenda. i was in ohio yesterday in cleveland and in cincinnati. talking about this. folks in ohio know that donald trump's policies go 250

manufacturing jobs they know when you left we had more people unemployed percentagewise in the great depression. what vice president harris is talking about is making more affordable to buy housing and we've seen this in minneapolis we have more housing stock, loosing the rates go down, morehouse available. also the idea of the price gouging. with the public and the democratic states. this is about 410 or so. that is where it has been for many years. up and down. with the prices in the grocery stores have skyrocketed. corporate profits have skyrocketed and people were paying more. we talk about that. i think the fundamental difference here is donald trump kept his promise , he cut taxes for the wealthiest, she saw what making sure things of the child tax credit $600,000 tax credit put more money people's pockets making sure we are able to buy those things they weather baby formula getting started and simply asking if we can pay for it by asking those at the top to pay their fair share. this is a fundamental difference in approaches to it.

and we are seeing it working. we're seeing economist talk about donald trump's proposal to a 20% sales tax. that would cost $4000. that's everybody. that's not just me saying it. >> that is a tariff and the administration not only kept most of the trump tariffs but they added they're own as well. that has to be part of the conversation. i want to talk about your record as governor. gate elucidates for people how you made service weather you end up being the presidential or one harpy away should your ticket be successful. "wall street journal" says after you chosen to join the ticket. as a democratic governor minnesota tim walz tim walz signed into law and initiatives allowing immigrants in the country illegally to apply for drivers licenses qualified for free tuition at state universities and enrolled in the states free health care program for low income residents. boeser nutmeg is a draw people here but on dangerous journeys for themselves and why should your taxpayers in minnesota or across the states pay for those programs? >> that's on the

vice president's position but i will say this minnesota ranks as a top five business state, we rank in the top three states for the living and with the top states for health care access. i would also say this. we have some of the safest roads. the vice president has made it clear she has policies that make a difference. reported policies are the most longest and fairest peeps seen. >> but governor you know a lot of people including your own party would not join the statement. there is money to people that will come here over the last two years that you know, they see this as a problem. >> simply we have a policy, gall trump sees it as political. james langford and local -- oklahoma with the border control -- border patrol agents. the chamber of commerce, they all sit passes legislation. you need to have congress to authorize the doj and these border agents and adjudications on the asylum claims. these are the things that would actually work. donald trump told us for four years he would deal with this

and he didn't. he didn't build his wall 2%. mexico didn't pay for it. this is a real bill that has bipartisan support and the experts on board and it starts to tackle these issues. we are have to resort to demonizing people, we don't have to resort to making up and crafting stories as jody vance said he did. this doesn't mean that we can't pass into legislation to strengthen the border. this is what kamala harris is talking about. >> that piece of legislation does include the while you guys have been so... you disparage this. the vice president has as well so i don't know if she really intends to move forward with that. it was negotiated by three or four senators and many republicans came out against it. long before president trump indicated he didn't like it either. before we go, i wish we had a full hour. i want to give you a chance because you call yourself a knucklehead this week, to talk about some of your misstatements. you modified your story, are explained you misspoke about things involving a military rank about carrying a weapon in war

the 9095 dui arrest using ibf to do this. being in hong kong and china the summer of 1989 during the tea and amend events. a lot of people would say they couldn't get away with saying of dispassionate i'm a knucklehead, what do you say to the american people who think our know i can trust this guy with all those modifications to be the potential commander in chief of this country? >> i think they heard me. they hurt me the night speaking passionately about gun violence in misspeaking and i have to be honest with you shannon, out thing people care whether i used iui or ivf when we talk about this but they understand is donald trump would resist these things. i speak passionately, i had an entire career decade before i was in public office they know when i'm very proud of my 24 years in the service and my record. i have never despaired someone else in this but i know that's not what donald trump does. the disparage everybody.

personal attacks. i will own up when i misspeak i will not what i make mistake -- mistakes on that debate stage of the night i asked a very simple question and sandra vance would not acknowledge that donald trump loss at my 20 election. i think they are far more concerned with that then me using iui to have our child in the donald trump would do this. i think folks know who i am in my constituents here in manitoba elected me. they know where i am at and i'm glad to be on the take it and we'll deliver just like we have here. >> if we are dealing in troop with her for president and his nominee have said that they are very supportive of ivf. we are proud of your precious family with you years and decades as a teacher, my mom was too, i know it's really hard work and sometimes thankless so we appreciate your time. >> thank shannon. >> come back soon. we're going live to the ground in israel as the world awaits israel's response to the iranian missile attacks. and house speaker joins us on calls for congress to give backr

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♪ >> tensions are scudding in the middle east as we approach the one-year mark of hamas' terror attacks on israel. there is growing speculation if israel might try to strike the nuclear facilities. and a moment will be joined by the house speaker mike johnson but first, trade live live in israel. hello tres! >> reporter: good morning shannon. they continue the strikes against a lebanese capital of beirut targeting hezbollah positions they are. explosions lit up the sky line of the neighbourhood, a stronghold of the back group. this was after the is really military announced in arabic the evacuation of more specific buildings. with a campaign of force forced israel is also ramping up efforts on the ground sending more forces into southern lebanon. the israeli military said you also captured the work that he's

always using for a cross-border attack. the idf also released images of weapons they say were recovered from hezbollah-controlled territory. the lebanese civilians had the evacuation orders in many areas but thousands still are not crossing into neighbouring syria. the vulnerable people left with know place to live as the campaign continues. with a fight on going against iran's largest proxy, attention is shifting to iran itself after they launched a ballistic missile attack against israel last week. these really officials say there will be a response to the hundred 80 missiles and it will be severe with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying this overnight. >> no country in the world would accept such an attack on their cities and citizens. nor with the state of israel. israel has the duty and right to defend itself and the respondent -- and respond to these attacks and that's what we will do. >> overnight israel ramped up their air strikes against the gaza strip killing multiple

palestinians they are and this morning issuing new evacuation orders for residents of northern gaza just moments ago there were sirens sounding in southern israel amid the renewed rocket fire from hamas. shannon? >> tres reporting, we look for to special 10:00 p.m. on fox news channel tonight tray, thank you. joining us now mike johnson, wellenbach to fox news sunday. >> hey, shannon, great to be with you is always. >> we're talking middle east as we look to see what israel's responses to the incoming attack by you been. there are questions about whether or not congress might need to cut back for a supplemental for israel. the same day this attack was incoming from iran the secretary lincoln wrote this in foreign affairs. he said the bye demonstration strategy has been the put the united states in a much stronger geopolitical position today then it was four years ago. he said with a bit high but inherent demonstration came in, our enemy saw country in

decline, that there was an undermining of norms and alliances, and the secretary says he doesn't do politics but what do you make of his statements? >> the statement is nonsense of course. everything they've done since day one the bynen harris administration is predicting weakness on the world stage. that's put us in the most dangerous situation we've been in in since world war ii. allies are nervous and our adversaries do not fear or respect us and that's why china can't rush i north korea, tyrants around the world are coordinating against us. that's why you're seeing the provocation of the war in israel. russia moved onto ukraine had china can't doing all the things they're doing and threatening taiwan, none of this happens on president trump's watch because he was a study handed it, a strong hand at the wheel we had the reelect him so we can restore the order and the world and project peace through strength again. that's what we have to get back to. i cannot happen soon enough.

>> when you look at the additional funding for israel, the main thought for most people is about hurricane helene and the victims left in the wake of that. hundred still missing we don't even know their fate at this point, you been to georgia florida, you a plan to go to north carolina's well what do you see and make of the local state responses? >> i would just tell you the federal level this has been a massive failure. you can just ask the people on the ground, i've been there. i was in georgia, in florida where hurricane helene made landfall we're going to the hardest hit parts -- hardest hit parts in north carolina this week. when you talk to the people directly affected, they will tell you that this has been an abject failure. fema has lost sight of their core mission i think, in the cases with the administration they have not shown that they were prepared for this eventuality in this terrible disaster, the thing about the hurricane shannon as we know that they are coming well in advance. they had more than a week's notice. but yet we still have people

that have not been served and even rescued in north carolina. it is a heartbreaking tragic and infuriating situation to have the federal government fail as they have. >> now we have on this dormant built-in track in the florida gulf. there is a category three later this week. so the secretary says they don't have money to get through what they need for the rest of this hurricane season. we've heard similar statement from the secretary of transportation. president biden has some more money is needed. he also sent a letter to the congressional leaders friday night including you and he said specifically the small business administration is in real trouble. here's what he says. i wore the congress of this potential shortfall even before the rricane landed on america's shores. i requested more funding with them multiple times over the past several months and most recently my administration underscored this request as you prepared and continued the resolution to fund the gome. you call congress back before the election? do you need to?

>> we'll be back in session immediately after the election 30 days from now. the thing about these hurricanes and disasters of this magnitude is it takes a while to calculate the actual damages and in the states they need some time to do that. i'm from louisiana where -- we are hurricane prone state. we are experts in disaster recovery. we've done this. you don't just send estimates to the federal government. you send specific needs and requests based on the actual damages and it takes in time especially with storms of this magnitude. congress will do their job. remember before we left washington, the day before hurricane helene hits and made landfall, congress appropriate 20 billion additional dollars to fema so they would have the dollars they needed to address the immediate needs. then after that, congress always takes this approach of providing was necessary, congress will provide we will help the people in these disaster prone areas it's an appropriate role for the federal government and they will

have the bipartisan support for that. it will happen in due time and we will get that job done. there should be any concern about that at all. >> but there is with some of these agencies, the conflict with confusion about the fact that we are not doing things in regular order, there are continuous continuing resolutions this will lay december 20th right before the holidays and the number of agencies that are all fighting for peace -- for a piece of the pie that say they cannot have stability and encounter with a knee because this is the way we are funding the government piecemeal. >> continued resolutions or no way to continue funding the government and i wish we did have a do that but they have to call chuck schumer and the senate. the democrat led senate, they did not pass one appropriations bill this cycle. they didn't put one bill and the floor, they didn't even try. chuck schumer put us in the position, the house did we have passed the appropriation bills we got all this through committee over 72% of the federal funding done from the floor. then the process stop because the senate was not engaging. you can't have two chambers negotiating these bills it one chamber is not engaging at all.

that's a problem. we're putting in the cr situation once again. will meet our obligations congress will do it and i trust when we get back both chambers will work in earnest to get the job done. >> before we leave the issue of hurricane helene there's been a lot of pushback from the federal government agencies saying that republicans are out there spreading misinformation about the fema funding and how it's been used for people who have come here as migrants any illegally millions of them versus how how the money is spent for disasters. the white house press secretary said this on friday about conflating the two pools of funding. >> it just isn't true. it's a false statement. >> they also call this is a rumour on their website and say fema's disaster response efforts and individual assistance is funded through the disaster relief fund which is a dedicated fund for disaster efforts. the disaster relief has not been diverted to other nondisaster related efforts. what your understanding with how

the money has been allocated and spent with regards to the border in the hurricane. >> the streams of funding are different, that's not an untrue statement of course but the problem is with the american people seeing what they are frustrated by is that fema should be involved at the federal emergency management association. there mission is to help people in times like this in natural disasters, not to be engaged in using any pool of funding from any account for resettling illegal aliens who come across the border. that's what the bynen administration kamala harris and secretary miller has been engaged with -- in with this program. they spent precious treasures of the american people and taxpayers to do just that. when you see illegals in your local airport and you see them being transported around the country with planes, trains, and automobiles to every community everywhere, every state-supported now because of that, the ngos the nongovernmental organizations mostly transporting those people around and they said the receipt to this federal government. and bynen harris gleefully pay

the receipts because they opened the border intentionally. the american people are disgusted by this and fed up with it and saw republicans in congress. it will stop after november fifth because we'll have the unified government in charging will be bringing sandy back to the situation. >> people are well underway voting and dozens of states. i want to ask you about this. priority whenagun e we congress will do ifind theoney. it's an appropriate fight -- priority for the feral gornment.

as soon as thethe estimates ande funding. it will happen and we will get it done. >> to -- >> we always appreciate her 7:36 am, safe travels weekend. >> thank you shannon. >> thank battleground state where president trump returned to the scene of that july assassination attempt on his life to rally with thousands. john federman he's been campaigning and i key territory for the harris-walz take it he joins us live next. ♪ protect the ones you love with pacific life's trusted financial solutions. talk to a financial professional about life insurance and retirement income with pacific life. >> at university of

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■a■z >> now the u.s. is stepping up to be beside them but make no mistake israel does not trust the u.s. israel does not trust biden and harris. because they hadn't been there. >> the former u.s. investor says israel doesn't trust the current administration as he is really government is now weighing their retaliatory response to iran. joining us now the democratic senator john federman's staunch defender of israel. walk back to the show star. >> it's great to be back. >> i want to play little bit more from ambassador haley and get your reaction here's a bit more what she had to say. >> he lifted the sanctions on iran , he allowed the money to flow. he basically continued to dictate to our allies what they could and couldn't do. i'm glad israel did! i'm glad israel went forward and said enough with bynen harris, will protect ourselves because we can't count on them to help us do that! >> do you agree with the ambassador that israel should move forward and disregard the

advice of the biden and harrison administration are now? >> i really don't have any regard for what she is saying. i'm not going to politicize sweats going on in israel right now. for me, it's about falling israel. i've been very clear that my voice on who will follow israel on that. and whatever they decide to do in response to iran , he want to support that because israel have a better idea of the intelligence and the circumstances on the ground and that's why i'm going to support and follow that. and i also wanted to celebrate what israel has been able to do. they have demolished thomas, and now they have humiliated hezbollah and they are now cowering. iran, the 200 missiles that they shot, they vaporized of those. iran, left exposed and humiliated, and israel has put them back on the ropes and i'm going to support what they continue to do. >> we wait to see what the responses. we know that they are often very

long time frames in the middle east about the responses. and answering. we know there is tension between president bynen prime minister netanyahu there is no secret of that. when asked weather iran or israel should strike iran's nuclear facilities this week president biden says the answer is no. an opinion piece in "the wall street journal" puts it this way. even before you talked to netanyahu the president engages with public lobbying aimed at blocking a sovereign states. an american ally from deciding on its own what the best response to a direct military attack on it's territory is. iran attacked israel for the second time in six-month what mr. biden tells iran's people that the u.s. will help the regime protect its most prized and threatened military asset. he goes on to say this administration has weighed sanctions, it's been easier on iran and they should be, you are among the most everybody who admits iran is the centrepiece problem of the middle east so

what do you make of this back and forth with biden and netenyahu? >> again, iran is the problem. and now they have had their proxies destroyed by israel. whether hezbollah or hamas, israel is already doing this. and now what's left is iran. iran scent 200 missiles towards civilians. and again, they were vaporized. iran, they are now having to face what really did they have the kinds of influences that they are going to continue to have, and now israel has the opportunity to target whether this will be oil or nuclear now. and iran, now they are back on the ropes. they have been exposed as weekend they have been scattered. >> i want to ask you about your state. you are getting a lot of love and visit to her doing campaigning as well, everyone wants to win the commonwealth. on friday the president talked

about that great jobs report , he wants to say the economy which test is the number-one issue in pennsylvania as it does across the rest of the country, he wants to point to that end the progress being made on the economy. but one your colleagues had this to say on x on friday. marco rubio. he said another fake jobs report after the bynen harris government today. 16 of the last 17 reports have been significantly revised downwards after media help them with their fake headlines t all the fake numbers in the world are not going to fool people dealing with the biden-harris economic disaster every day. our last poll in pennsylvania shows pennsylvanians think that the economy is only fair with four. with the argument they are to your constituents about why they should choose this ticket? >> i'm a fan of my colleague from florida. i was actually shocked that trump did not pick him over jade events. now let's talk about pennsylvania. it's going to be very

competitive and there's another fact that the american economy is the world to envy. 2,050,000 new jobs and inflation has been put in check and things continue to get better and better on that. things are going to get very close. in 2020 we put out a big picture of the rally from trump. it was going to be close and nothing has changed. with a of thousands of people. elon musk joining him is a big deal as a surrogate as well. and so i'm spending my time. with the counties. in the county yesterday and later today when they get off the trump understanding they pick the president i definitely

know this and they've seen it happen. with the 2060 and 2020. i would be doing this in 2024 and whoever is watching this comes down to bernes on twitter will be a very stark choice that happens no that harris will prevail just like joe biden did in 2020. >> we'll be doing this a lot more over the next 30 days. center, thank you. >> all right, cap me back. >> we will. president trump and vice president harris. they make that final push for your vote with the responding to the conflict in the middle east. ♪

>> these to be dealt with at the time. with what they do and. >> speaking earlier in the show with the sunday group. usa washington bureau chief. with the former bush national

security official. with the campaigns now having to deal with what's going on in the middle east, they say all that harris can do is all that this doesn't overwhelm her candidacy with the last two undecided voters. don't trump is promoting that the world is out of control thanks to the leadership of the biden harrison administration. >> three things will happen this week in the middle east remaining that the top of the political agenda. going into lebanon. we'll have a big strike against iran. with the political pressure from the political opponents with the

escalation cycle. >> the difficult issue for the parties with the palestinians and americans and the key swing state of michigan has been joined with the lebanese americans also concentrate in michigan for the indiscriminate bombing of their homeland. >> this is politicized in the way. >> with kamala harris and the vice presidential nominee. they support israel not only do the united states or israel their funding israel and arming israel. i think the american soldiers

and personnel on the ground in the region in case of the escalation michael is talking about. somehow now it's her to become like a republican support israel and democrats don't. this is a falsehood. it's in a political moment where people are looking for any edge. the polls are frozen. as a result people are trying to politicize hurricanes they want to politicize what happens with migrants in ohio. and the job report. >> the point but israel, the white house has been in their support of israel, obviously they have critics saying stop advising them publicly or could take -- critiquing them public? but isn't that what allies do? we had this conversation. >> yes but you will notice governor wolves did not answer your first question. they are supportive of israel's

long as israel doesn't do summing they want them to do. they have a problem with this with the voters last time around mostly around there. they voted two to one for biden last time around. the latest poll shows 50/50. what does this mean? 200,000 or 70% turnout which is what had last time around. with a 901842. with 140,000 wiping out one-third of the winning march tossing in the union households with the mandates and passing in young black men who think the economy is better under trump then it is under biden. then you were a real problem in that state. >> these are real-world problems bringing in the hurricane response and these things. they turned to campaign issues. >> if you want to look for all these issues that happened in

october, perhaps the next hurricane of the ones with the biggest history of affecting presidential elections in 1992. helping the presidents in 2004 in the election campaign with his response is being seen as pretty robust. we talk with the middle east and mandates for hurricanes and weather president and his administration are seen as responding effectively to them. that's when dates happens. with with the generic case against president trump with the decision for these with allegations against president trump, a former federal prosecutor says this, smith has essentially abandoned any pretense or switching up any practice as long as he gets a

trumbull will -- go away at the prospects. there's no defending conduct any sort of principal or institutional basis. it's a story! >> seen this before in 2016 on the part of the hillary clinton campaign about the fbi director coming out talking about a legal case. the defences with the judges of the deadline is the judge it was a thought that was an interesting article. is there anyone in america whose vote would be affected by trump's behaviour after the 2024 election with the charges in this case? is in every person that would be affected by this already with the sides? >> it's on these moments in life we think the guy try to overthrow the u.s. government and 47% of the american people

think it's okay to put them back in the oval office? just like what? >> i'm guessing eoc that way, way carl. >> only when he he intruded in the toy 16 election and i don't this time around. this better be dealt with after the election. >> too close to the election. >> okay,, thank you panel. they're kicking off the term tomorrow. i have a conversation with two justices next. ♪

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