after this meeting, probably not for more i will this is welcome former trump cabinet member doctor ben carsonion with president trump great things were happening for this country and went cabinet secretaries actually had were to getting it done. tell everyone your assessment of the absurd pretty and absurdity of being represented this point. ben: thank you me for having me and you know we had a lot of cabinet meetings and substantial things were talked about and it was a lot of enter cabinet relationships and things that required multiple different agencies working together we started every cabinet meeting with prayer. in think a lot of stuff accomplished infrequently at the end we invited the media and and to cover the questions as well. in the cabinet meetings worth getting things getting things done pretty you have an administration is not getting anything that about. >> this was so strange, for him to me with cabinet telling him to get on with her work. and was there always direction from the president of the handle it only cabinet meetings was a constant work through the days and the mon

ben carson is here on which policy proposals are resonating most with americans.peaker mike johnson is preparing to the use the power of the purse to get senate democrats to agree to a bill that requires proof of citizenship for federal elections can despite 198 democrats voting against the safeguard in july. coming up, florida congresswoman anna paulina luna, a key member of the house oversight committee, will join us on the push for election integrity on capitol hill. plus, or trump's to senior campaign adviser, alina habba, on u.s. intelligence officials warning that foreign adversaries are attempting to interfere in america's democratic process. then, the deadly impact the southern border crisis is having on communities across the united states. nearly four years after the biden-harris administration took the office. texas congresswoman monica de la cruz, whose district sits on the southern border, is here with a firsthand account of the devastation the crisis has had on the rio grande valley and beyond. then, today is the first sunday of the new nfl season, s

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ben carson said more slaves in the world today than in the history of the world. two things that are most important money and power. they want to keep in power so they can exploit the people. and this is evil a battle of good versus he evil. >> bob i want to get your take on where business is today, because, we just had nancy lazar on she said she is expecting a recession, we also have this inflation problem that has been real hard to rein in, obviously, because of kamala harris and joe biden's massive spending, out of control seven trillion dollars spending last four years ago, of course, going to be too many dollars chasing too few goods a sky-high inflation, but how would you characterize things today? you run goya foods in perfect position the tell us about inflation and business and growth, where is it? >> well we've had historic -- never in history of this country have we gone through anything like covid. and what that did was -- create inflation but more than that this administration coming in day one against fossil fuels day two green new deal day three we

ben carson, he's been on the debate sage with donald trump. s he's actually been a doctor.alk to him. he was the secretary of housing and urban development. what happens when you throw millions of illegal people into the houseing market? probably has an effect. we'll talk to congresswoman della cruz. her congressional district,ly ho grande valley. we'll talk about that. congresswoman luna has things to say about the save act, the idea that hey, democrats, guess what, you should actually have somebody on the ballot. yshould have people that are voting that are providing identification. alena haba, one of the best in terms of understanding lawfare, the kept did of justice, wase going on there. charlie arnold, the start of the nfl season, some interesting things. of we've got an nfl player, san francisco 49ers that was shot, the tax implications of what the players make, take a different angle. but hey, the nfl's back and i love it. i'm excited. >> we're psyched here too. the save act a watched to the spending bill -- attached to the spending bill, that's a biller deal. democr

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ben carson can separate them. that's one of her main problems. she can't explain adequately for anybody to hear how it is that she has arrived at these 180 degree changes from her previous positions that she has had for decades. i sued barack obama to stop fracking and in pennsylvania she says i'm for it? no one believes it. she didn't do any of that to repair that last night and it shows. >> harris: an excellent point to bring up. if the moderators weren't curious or what. the former president brought it up first. 40 minutes into that 90 plus minute debate. almost two hours. that they even asked about it after he had. so what about the flip-flopping? why did it take so long? >> why did it take so long for them to bring it up to her? i think it's obvious they were in the tank for her and absolutely was three to one. this is one of the main problems and what people knew would be her issue heading into this debate. they put so much pressure on her, her team did for her performance here. they hid her away for 51 days seps the interview with tim walz

as difficult as jon tester's and this year, the maryland senate seat occupied by democrat big -- ben carsond not to run for re-election, which helped republicans to convince the popular former republican governor of maryland larry hogan to run for that senate seat and try to flip control of the senate to the republicans. democrat angela alsobrooks, the current executive of prince george's county of maryland is the democratic nominee for senate in maryland. >> whoever is in the majority controls the agenda. in this race i want to level set. mitch mcconnell level -- hand- picked [ inaudible ] larry hogan. he said it was his top recruit because they share something in common. that is that they desire to have the republicans be in control of the senate. the question is not whether or not you like larry hogan. it's not whether it's a good idea to vote for him for governor. the question we are answering is who should have the 51st vote. >> joining us now is democratic candidate for senate in maryland, angela alsobrooks. you have for me what is the most unusual of these difficult races that the de

you will find it in chapter 15 written up by ben carson, former secretary of housing and urban developmentan development, one of the first lines of chapter 15 on page 503 reads quote, the secretary should initiate a hard task force consisting of politically appointed personnel to identify and reverse all actions taken by the biden administration to advance progressive ideology. what progressive ideology are they talking about? project 2025 defines progressive ideology as anything that includes language that refers to race, diversity, equity, inclusion, gender, sexuality or environmental protection. first off it is important to understand why we need this so- called progressive ideology in housing policy at all. in the 1930s as the nation was reeling from the great depression, the federal government implemented a program to help struggling americans with their mortgages so that they can avoid foreclosure. the homeowners loan corporation sentence people out to appraise homes to determine value, and so-called detrimental factors that would inform which home lenders would want to insure. as it

ben carson, mike huckabee and rick perry. three republican candidates all argued for 18 year term limits for supreme court justices. let me explain why i think this is a problem in terms of democracy. when the constitution was written, the average life expectancy was 36 years. thankfully, expectancy is so much longer today from 7087 when the constitution was written until 1970, the average tenure of a supreme court justice was 15 years. remarkably constant for who've been appointed since 1970 and have left the bench. the average tenure is 27 years. think of clarence thomas. he was confirmed. 1991 when he's 43 years old. he's already been on the supreme court for 34 years. if you remains on the supreme court until he's 90, the aged john paul stevens retired. he'll be a justice for 47 years. or of amy coney barrett. she was 48 when she was confirmed for court in 2020. if stays until she's 87, the aged ruth bader ginsburg died. barrett will be a justice into the 2059. this is just too much power in one person's hands for too lon

ben carson's home in palm beach, florida.some point, you meet a man named doug benefield. >> yes. >> what did you think of him? >> he was charming. very funny, really smart, confident, but quiet. we were there for our political reasons, but then also, he was a man of faith. shared similar interests. >> those common interests included politics, god, and guns. >> the first night that doug and ashley met, ashley had a gun in her bra. doug, who has a military background, thought, "wow, look at this girl. she's strong and she's powerful and she's not afraid of weapons." everything about her was just great. >> he nicknamed you ashley oakley. >> yeah. we both had very strong opinions about the second amendment. that was something we bonded over. i had a concealed carry permit and wanted to be a responsible gun owner. we talked the whole night. when the evening was over and everyone was leaving, we were texting and up till 3:00 in the morning. it just seemed like i had met my soulmate. we were, like, the perfect match. he kind of swe

donald trump had ben carson, a neurosurgeon as hud secretary. that was what ticket was.have michael regan, who was in the in ministry she prayed we have key advisors, we are saying because i'm a democrat but they have key advisors in their administration that are black men. look at the economic record. we have seen -- go up. 60% from 2019 to 2022. we have seen record investment in hbcus and an engagement with black men vice president kamala harris for instance had an entrepreneurship summit at the white house with a roundtable of black men. what donald trump has done is said black can relate to him because he's being persecuted by the criminal justice system. he think she has a kinship with blackman because he things black men are criminals. that's what his administration did come over criminalize lack men and not focus on the economic advancements of black men in particular. host: let's hear from kevin on the independent line. caller: i live in florida. i want to bring to the attention of the american people -- i think it is not serving the country well. we are living i

donald trump had ben carson, a neurosurgeon as hud secretary. that was what ticket was.have michael regan, who was in the in ministry she prayed we have key advisors, we are saying because i'm a democrat but they have key advisors in their administration that are black men. look at the economic record. we have seen -- go up. 60% from 2019 to 2022. we have seen record investment in hbcus and an engagement with black men vice president kamala harris for instance had an entrepreneurship summit at the white house with a roundtable of black men. what donald trump has done is said black can relate to him because he's being persecuted by the criminal justice system. he think she has a kinship with blackman because he things black men are criminals. that's what his administration did come over criminalize lack men and not focus on the economic advancements of black men in particular. host: let's hear from kevin on the independent line. caller: i live in florida. i want to bring to the attention of the american people -- i think it is not serving the country well. we are living i

i remember that trump got into office he put ben carson in charge of trying to get rid of the fraud anddemocrats thought it like crazy. my idea is that we are never going to solve the problem instead -- until instead of lobbyists we have everyone at the table and we are discussing who should be in there and who should not be and everything is just, and not the system that they want to set up where they want everybody to have everything for nothing on the back of the taxpayer. and that is what i wanted to say. thank you. host: gary, dayton, ohio. democratic caller. caller: i believe in a lot of correlation with a certain thing. i saw a movie, a classic movie, "forbidden planet." and i just saw the monster in that movie looks exactly like donald trump. so donald trump is america's id monster where we put all of our patriotism sayings into and then he spits it out and he looks exactly like the monster from the movie. that is all i have to say about that. thank you. host: don. richland, michigan. republican. what is on your mind? caller: so many things happen -- happening so i will just say

carson thank you very much. right. up next, would you move house on friday the 13th. you're with britain's newsroom on gb news. >> welcome back. it's 1049. you're with benurse, friday the 13th, a date often considered unlucky for those who are superstitious. >> some people are even put off moving house by the date, with today tending to be the quietest for house completions, despite friday usually being the busiest day for them. >> so delighted to join us now is our housing expert, andrew teacher. we might not be delighted to join us, but we're delighted to join us, but we're delighted to join us, but we're delighted to have you. andrew. okay, so it's friday the 13th. do you notice anything in the market? has something changed? is there some eerie silence and slowness on this date? >> well, there are lots of eerie condensation over the windows. this morning when i was making porridge for my son that was probably about as as much of a change as i've seen this morning, to be honest, i think the housing market is so is so treacly in many parts of the country that superstition is probably not going to be top of the list of stuff that stalling housing moveme