>> not shaking down americans, they can't afford that. >> john: in colorado, michael bennett, is aheadl listed as a lean democrat state, might be able to pull it out. how do you narrow that gap between now and november 8th. >> i don't believe any of the polls. i've been running as an underdog my entire life. everything i did i had to work for. i'm not worried about that. i built a huge tent in colorado, we have good gop, good trump support, unaffiliated and also moderate democrats. >> john: you have said you don't want president trump to run in 2024. do you risk alienating trump supporters in colorado -- >> look, this tent is huge, there is room for more. and all i have to say, do we want chuck schumer in charge and michael bennett, and republicans are with me and they are ready for change. >> john: joe, we'll be watching your race closely. thanks for joining us, appreciate it. >> appreciate it, thanks. >> john: congratulations on your victory. >> sandra: fox news alert, brand-new reports of tsunami waves now washing on to the western mexico coast following an earthquake that is now re

it backfired and incumbent democrat michael bennett is facing the next guest, republican businessman to paint you as a right wing trump maga extremist even though they tried to do the opposite during the primary. what is your biggest challenge 62 days out from the election. >> thanks for having me on this morning. it is about resources. our message is clear. it is clean. this is a referendum on joe biden and michael bennett and the economy they have collapsed here in the united states. inflation at a record high, gas prices over the roof, crime at an all-time high. those are the things that working americans here in colorado are talking about. he is well resourced and will outspend me 8-1 but i'm used to being a underdog. i enjoy it. we'll come from behind. we got within the margins now. this is a race and we're excited about it. >> dana: i understand you have internal polling say you are within the margin of error. the race is tightening and now see a ton of ads running both for you and against you and michael bennett will have the same. here is one of his ads. this is what he said a

joining us now is colorado senator michael bennett who was a member of the senate intelligence committeeennett, thank you for being here, always good to see you. thank you alex for having me, congratulations on the show. >> thank you, thank you for being on the show. let me just first get your assessment of what republicans in the senate think of everything that has happened vis-À-vis mar-a-lago. because on the one hand you have generally effectively saying that the findings are no big deal and it is the method by which they were found. and on the other hand you have senator marco rubio, i'll quote what he said to politico this morning. saying, they never came to us and said there is a bunch of missing classified information. speaking of the fbi. that's part of the problem here. if this was so serious, it should have been raised to the congressional level. we get briefed all the time on counter intelligence threats. rubio seems to be taking this fairly seriously an almost be complaining that senate intel hasn't had a briefing on this. one, does senator rubio have a point. to, where do yo

spend in a place like georgia, you know, in other offensive opportunities, colorado maybe where michael bennett so it shouldn't be close. the numbers on this year it shouldn't be close. the fact that it is speaks to -- tim ryan's a pretty good candidate. vance has struggled as a candidate. i not the political environment is not as tilted toward republicans as we might have thought it was three months ago. >> i want to ask you about this because j.d. vance is being mocked by his opponent, tim ryan, for holding a rally tonight opposite an ohio state football game. i mean, do attacks like there really work, or are they just silly? >> so -- well, as a child of the south, you know how big football is. >> basketball where i'm from. that's big, too. >> kentucky's good this year. >> we're defense. >> here's what i think -- a one-off attack like this doesn't necessarily work. it draws a little bit of attention. yes, you know, holdation rally the same night as an ohio state football game. but it can work if it feels like it's a piece of a broader argument. what tim ryan's trying to say is j.d. vance isn'

throughout his 20-year career, michael buble's name has been synonymous with universal standards, the kind of music that seems to transcend generations. geoff bennetthim earlier this week to learn about the mind behind the voice. geoff: in a modern musical era where crooners are few and far between, michael buble occupies a lane all his own, reinterpreting timeless jazz and big-band classics alongside his own contemporary pop songs. buble is out with his 11th full-length album, which includes a duet with willie nelson and a record with sir paul mccartney. buble is currently back on the road. his new tour just wrapped up in a u.k. and is now taking him across the u.s. i spoke with michael buble this past week, ahead of his show in washington, d.c. michael: ♪ i might be falling for you i don't know ♪ geoff: what's it like when you stand on the stage and you are responsible for captivating 20,000 people by the sheer force of your profound -- personality and performance? michael: there's an alter ego kind of way. it's a way of having self protection. in another way, i think that there's this magic in becoming this superhero that you always wanted to be

center michael bennet is selling women for bennett tote bags when asked to define woman, he read to answerg.o.p. missouri senator josh hawley calling out the democrats for being scared of being canceled in their own party saying this is what the modern democratic party looks like. those are your headlines, guys, over to you. >> pete: it's a classic problem. will. >> carley: what's a problem. >> steve: if you don't know what a woman is how do you sell the woman swag very difficult. >> brian: we don't even know pronoun. how do you get that right too. we have a lot to learn. >> pete: we do. carley thank you very much. john fetterman, john fetter woman. if he is asked to define. >> brian: he did say that poet. >> pete: that's not my words it's his. how we define what a fetter woman is? >> ainsley: betty bought some butter she said this butter is bitter how does betty -- whatever. what's coming up. >> pete: fox weather is tracking tropical storm ian as the storm slams central florida this morning. already without power our coverage continues next. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...

and tune in to pbs news weekend to see geoff bennett's interview with singer michael buble, and hearoice that made him an international sensation. geoff: the contemporary stuff sounds completely different from when using theld classics. how do you do it? michael: you have a fast fiber auto, and -- fast vibratto, and elvis and dean martin almost sound the same. if dean had done that, he would've done a weird turn -- ♪ only fools rush in ♪. it sounds effortless. sinatra sings on the vowels. ♪ but i can't help falling in love ♪ --he does the weird e's. they're all of these tiny changes. geoff: nuances. judy: watch that coming up on sunday on pbs news weekend. that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. for all of us at the pbs wshour thank you, please stay , safe and we'll see you soon. ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- ♪ >> moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. ♪ >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour, including kathy and paul anderson and camilla and george

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