they are the largest exporter of lng in the world onto the biden harrison administration. frac reasons for it and we are helping our allies especially in europe not have to rely on russia. campaigning is one thing and governing is what they have shown with vice president harris is she will try and bring the team togeth happen in that team includes the administration, it includes■ congress and governors in the private sector. >> that's what we got the detail on the evolution of the issue but when the places we really didn't get as pretty much of an excellent nation was the border. stephen does go on to write saying she evaded e question of why took the biden administration more than three years to gain better control the border which it ultimately did through an executive order and he says it could have been in place years earlier. so, you can of all but i think people want more of an excellent nation here. here's a little then and now vice president all the border. >> we will not treat people that are undocumented across the border as criminals. >> raise your hand if you t

part of that is the higher prices that have dogged the biden harrison administration. overall prices of 20% from the month president biden and vice president harris got it off, that's all food at grocery stores and restaurants, up about 22%. rent is up about 23%. all of these price increases come as real wages, wages after taking into account inflation, are down 1.7% from the month the biden harrison administration started making changes in january of 2021. >> kamala's economic policies, it's more of the same. she has rolled out in that debate more spending that would be highly inflationary. if people think she's going to fix the economy, that's like asking and arson is to come put out the fire, because she lit the inflation fire. >> "the wall street journal" looking at the u.s. census data found wealth created under former president trump far exceeded the wealth created under the biden-harris administration. in an op-ed, the editorial board writes this. "federal spending has a share of gdp averaging 20.5% during the first three years under mr. trump compared to 25.8% u

bears her name and abandoned behind a merit enemy lot lines many taken from their homes with the biden harrisonstration and she is last person in the room with a courageous joe biden win they made that decision to hastily withdraw from the country. >> biden always said she did she always wanted you to the last person in the room just as he was for president obama he has made a big decision in afghanistan we last person in the room has its present with bunch of courage they are burdened by what has been horrific planning as americans were left to defend for themselves behind enemy lines as they were trying to cling to cargo planes and the equipment was surrender to the taliban and she will return their messages never appalled -- apologized to the families as they get this killed and didn't show about an event involving servicemembers after gold star families invited her to appear a lack of basic human decency from harris being appalling families who have lost loved ones with unvented illegal immigrant with victims of crime by their unvented illegal immigrants no calls for those families either a

because there are people that know that it's true, you know, and many of the wise that the biden harrison ministration has told the american people have come to light. well, tara, thank you for going through all of that way. this really so fascinating to get a sense of how americans are feeling right now as well with what's going on. much appreciate it. that's all to contribute to. tara reads lot. so we've got time for this hour. we're going to be back with a fresh look at what's happening in the world at the top of the next one. i do hope that you can join us the the route sanchez here. this is direct impact. and this is what we're going to be talking about the it's an actual explosion of someone's pager that they happen to have right near them when it goes off inside a store. this is happening over and over again. i'm rick sanchez. it's a breaking news story. we're following for you, let's do this. the ok. so i guess i have to start with the words. it's happening again. we are hearing there is another wave of explosions that have been taking place now in the 11 on yesterday it was pager

precedent and historic biden harrison democratic led investment in the american people the economy and their future and with that i yield back. >> the chair recognizing -- recognizes mr. donnell. >> on january 18 at 2024 the house held a hearing empowering america's nuclear energy. i have several questions to be answered at a later date to the nrc and frk have both responded that the d.o.e. has not. do you have the commitment and will you commit to responding to my questions over the next 30 days? >> definitely we will commit to responding to your questions and i know it's in the review process but we are happy to sit with you in person and brief you in its in the review process. >> on secretary that was generated now may pick you up for five people sitting behind you. what are the review processes do you have? >> this is beyond them. >> i know it's beyond them. let's move on. let's talk about nuclear fuel. we have 88 tons of nuclear fuel and for people watching this hearing it's basically the size of one olympic pool. many countries including france are great friends and partners arou

that they are going to be tied kamala harris of the record of the current administration, the biden— harrison with up how do you think we're going to see them do that? , ., , do that? the problem with the s - in do that? the problem with the spin from _ do that? the problem with the spin from donald _ do that? the problem with the spin from donald trump - do that? the problem with the - spin from donald trump campaign as you _ spin from donald trump campaign as you never have any idea whether— as you never have any idea whether trump is going to foliow— whether trump is going to follow their advice. he is very much — follow their advice. he is very much his— follow their advice. he is very much his own man. that would be the nice _ much his own man. that would be the nice way— much his own man. that would be the nice way of saying it. he has — the nice way of saying it. he has a — the nice way of saying it. he has a distinctive style, he has now— has a distinctive style, he has now done _ has a distinctive style, he has now done more presidential debates— now done more presidential debates th

a former senior border patrol agent now admitting the biden harrison administration forced him to lie about the dire situation at the southern border , including illegal immigrants with ties to terror. >> in the administration was trying to convince the public there was no threat at the border. >> trace: tonight failed... is continuing the charade. >> i take very seriously the importance of having a secure border and ensuring the safety of the american people. >> trace: at least seven or 8 million illegal immigrants came into the country under her watch. if -- if she was serious about it, why not shut the border? that was not among the questions oprah winfrey posed tonight during there hour and a half long conversation. instead it went something like this. >> ever since the debate, we feel for our fellow citizens in springfield do not think of the fellow citizens in springfield, ohio,, the haitian families, the nonhaitian families, everybody having to deal with this lie. >> trace: she's talking about the migrants that have overrun the city's. residents being cut off from resources inc

she went farther in that clip condemning all of this chaos at the college campuses than the biden/harrisoninistration did. she did. i never heard too much from the administration about stopping this madness at the college campuses and blocking jewish students from going to class. hilary clinton said more right there than they have ever said. >> charlie, students go back to school we have seen the columbia university president recently seen new penn president was seen harvard university president resign. have these universities learned any lessons or do you think we will see more anti-semitism? >> no, i do not think they've learned any lessons and i don't think they're going to learn any lessons until they start paying a financial price and they have got a long ways to go. all these universities have massive massive endowments that are not taxed. they enjoy enormous protection from the federal government. but i also think it is important thing to remember none of the terrible things going on in the middle east right now between israel and hamas would be happening right now except for joe bi

she went farther in that clip condemning all of this chaos at the college campuses than the biden/harrisoninistration did. she did. i never heard too much from the administration about stopping this madness at the college campuses and blocking jewish students from going to class. hilary clinton said more right there than they have ever said. >> charlie, students go back to school we have seen the columbia university president recently seen new penn president was seen harvard university president resign. have these universities learned any lessons or do you think we will see more anti-semitism? >> no, i do not think they've learned any lessons and i don't think they're going to learn any lessons until they start paying a financial price and they have got a long ways to go. all these universities have massive massive endowments that are not taxed. they enjoy enormous protection from the federal government. but i also think it is important thing to remember none of the terrible things going on in the middle east right now between israel and hamas would be happening right now except for joe bi

trump administration, what the exploitation of women and children has been devastating under biden/harrison casey has been nowhere on these issues. senator casey has supported the amnesty bill as you said in the amnesty bill i went and looked at this compared to any other country in the world. there is no country in the world that allows 2 million people in a year amnesty 5000 a day. almost virtually nothing to do truly securing the border. and ou now the height of hypocry kamala harris and bob casey said the top of the border i do not think pennsylvanians are going to buy that. i think they know the truth we need strength not weakness and the white house and the senate. twenty-six or dave mccormick at people would help in this country help get you in the senate where they go? >> dave mccormick pa.com it lays out all of my positions the kind of leadership i will bring. i'll be grateful and honored to have the support of those watching today. mark: i wish you all the best my friend they are pouring tens of millions of dollars into that race to try to defeat you you are duking it out nose to

. >> the biden/harrison ministrations urging both parties to reach an agreement that benefits both sidesorrow morning if there are any new developments. jon: all right christina coleman in los angeles thank you. for more on this looming pork strike right gop senator marsha blackburn who sits on the commerce committee. president biden and vice president harris proclaimed they are the most pro- union administration in american history for it if that's the case why is the union ready to call strike? >> and that is one of the questions we are all asking. they should never have let this get to this point. they are talking about something that could drive up prices another 20%. it is going to cost the economy $5 billion a day. you have biden and harris of basically sitting this out and not pushing these negotiations. i don't know why the secretary hasn't been all over the spurred they're hearing about the pending strike for weeks and now for it to get to this estate i think people are really surprised at the white house did not step in and take a position on this. jon: we all over the supply c

reminding people during the trump administration the economy was firing all cylinders during the biden harrisonif there is all the port workers strike it will still just be how it should be. >> we have to go but i want to see a chopin to thank the presidential debate will move it out at all on the ticket? we will also watch it right? [laughter] >> i will say don't anyone to hurt their main candidates. >> doing no harm tuesday night. panel, stay with us. ukrainian president hedged his bets this week meeting with both presidential contenders here in washington as the two sides might have very different ideas of how this whole thing with russia should end. ♪ ♪ >> i have a message for the tyrants of iran. if you strike us, we will strike you. there is no place in iran that the long arm of israel cannot reach. >> we want peace for all and seek no war or quarrel with anyone. >> these really prime minister netanyahu dueling speeches there at the u.n. amid growing tensions in the middle east. we are back with the panel. a lot of the reporting has been the white house we new for months has been very int

with the obama-biden harrison administration. is the bungling of iran.s it relates to ukraine one thing i find interesting about the current debate is they are asking us permission essentially for these longer-range missiles. we play an important role because we are supplying sending the missiles. is a perfect metaphor for this the ministrations handling of the entire conflict you are sending the long range weapons you just governing how far they can go. [laughter] rate? so, do you want to win this warrior you want at somatic solution? you how to do one of the two end in some clarity has to be there on the outside. >> a quick final word on this. >> we can look at what they've done in the past with toward negotiations whether it would provide the assistance and what they were asking for and one we are seeing with this pattern with lots of debate with and ultimately the u.s. moving forward. >> wrapping up this time around, we will see you next sunday, up nexus sunday special. raegan once again assuring the popular vote. we talking to actor dennis quaid wit

the exact same protection as a sitting president so that pass, 405 — zero and rowe said that biden, harrisonve the same protection and they have since july 13th members of congress just one make sure that this is a law going forward to future presidents ten or 15 or 20 years down the road tammy. tammy: thank you very much and i appreciate that it all right now you don't see if we can handle three or 4000 people and we are not unwelcoming to that effect. 20000 when does it stop. >> you make the haitians feel welcome at the settler our culture the biggest thing is the biggest thing is, they don't know how to drive. >> so we need the smugglers in this town we cannot absorb them. tammy: okay springfield ohio residents are as you saw there speaking out former gop presidential candidate, vic holding a town hall returned the microphone over to a room full of more than 200 for obviously realistically frustrated locals "fox news" building vision talk to some residents as well. >> or people outside of springfield call you guys races for me worried and upset about this and how you respond to that. >> w

harris executive orders go in the courts and everyone allows us to take place how much of the biden/harrison ministration executive orders added assuming? >> on the student loans it is the repayment rule that has been paused to. >> give me a rough number. hundreds of billions of dollars. >> hundreds of billions of dollars of net new added spending just because of the executive orders which go against the united states constitution because we have the authority and the power of the personality administration. which of the biden/harris executive orders are most expensive? >> oh mention a couple student loans is the biggest. on medicaid, there is a rule about the enrollment to increases the cost is over $100 billion. state directed payments where a state can send money to a particular facility and that is the tens of billions. i could go on. >> but the number one issue what was number one question or. >> student loan for. >> the illegal student loan unconstitutional transfer scheme because it's not student loan forgiveness is be very clear this is a transfer of student loans from those who took

everyone who will vote and it has lived through both administrations jump in administration and the biden harrisontration. they can look around and see their lives or worse now than they were four years ago. >> before he takes the stage though he will host an anti-semitism roundtable with dr. merriam adelson at g.o.p. mega-donor reportedly pledged $100 million to help reelect. new fox news polling shows trump is up seven points when it comes to how somebody would handle the israel and hamas war but not everyone is supported in this community. teaches some criticism last month and factor color pennsylvania governor josh shapiro a "highly overrated jewish governor". the nominee was in long island last night at a paris really telling thousands of supporters they are fed up new yorkers he is going to flip the blue state. >> i say to the people of new york, with crime at record levels, with terrorists and criminals pouring in and with inflation eating your hearts out, vote for donald trump what the hell do you have to lose? >> reporter: thanks get underway around 6:00 eastern sandra. >> sandra: thank y

gotten all the way there, and for trumpets reminded voters why they may have turned against the biden harrisonfrustrations about the high cost of living which we know is an issue that voters have probably trusted the republicans far more to address and to solve. david: let me get pat in here, seems like the momentum the boost that she got from the momentum is that we down for the very least or someplace is going negative in the sun belt but there's a big question that is over her and you know it very well how is she going to govern there's a lot of democrats, moderate democrats like yourself and certainly a lot of independence and feel ripped off and said he's going to govern like a moderate and like bernie sanders and they feel the same thing like, here's. >> i think that's why in pennsylvania i agree with molly's point she is momentum but it is because. david: we should mention your district was right in pennsylvania and we know the territory well. >> jd vance is coming this saturday and tim walz my former roommate congress was there on saturday and she talked about national security and ste

what percentage of the time is e-voting with harrison biden? e voted with harrison biden almost 100% of the time and when president trump was in the white house, he undermined them every single step of the way. called him racist voted to peach him twice. said the wall was racist. he was a tie-breaking vote on all the bills causing record inflation and that what course he wants to reimagine himself. we're going to win this race because we will expose them for the fraud and fake he is. this guy's a snake oil salesman and we will take a right to his policies and let the people of ohio no we have to get rid of this guy after 50 years in public office. >> sean: thank you both. earlier today former president donald trump laid out his plans to cut taxes and improve government efficiency let's take a look. >> my plan is if you open your factory in wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan minnesota. anywhere else in our country you don't pay a tariff tax. you don't pay a tax to make the product here and a reduction in the corporate tax rate from 21% to 15%. sol

. >> out you counted on harrison biden administration to give you the numbers that they needed to sell this to the american people? that's what i think i hear you're telling me. >> we ask how we will implement the law? if they cannot give us the information we have to give you an answer and here's our projection. we said this is how we think they might do it and go with that. >> you took the demonstrations were and what they thought they would capture by adding 87000 irs agents to the ira? >> maybe it did not give us clear information so we developed the split of the money into the different functions of service. we desert develop that on her own as the basis of our production for. >> and going to backup i thought i heard you begin your answer with you are counting on harrison biden administration to provide you this information. >> yes or no? >> lexi asked important. >> was at their projection they would collect 2.9 billion and 7.8 billion? >> no as i understand it the numbers said were from our projection for it much more optimistic projection. >> was there projection? >> we basicall

this is where the, where the decisive action is and, but i think for, for the biden and harrison's ministrations, it was a central that they launched this attack on crushed to shift the news so that people reading the news would say, oh, i guess, i guess they've turned things around, i guess things are, are fine now and, and there's, they seem to be taking a lot of land somewhere. nobody knows the difference between the words around around crushed and the, the industrial heart land and the logistics center in the in for crushed. so, so, you know, americans are, you know, they only get the very big image of this. and i think the department of justice has said how to try to silence voices so that the disaster in for crowds will not will not be quiet as a parent to people. so we're just saying a series of distraction techniques and really i'm wondering, you know, if these new sanctions against us here in the discouraging american people from reading or watching all channel as you think this is the way to achieve that goal. i wasn't even aware that people in america were even watching those anymore

while we have to make it clear to the american people what's wrong and what's failed about the biden/harrison illustration and the harris/walz team, i think we have to make sure that we cue to our roots in this conservative movement and for my part, i'm staying out of the presidential campaign. for the reason that i just cannot endorse this growing abandonment of our allies on the world stage that's taken hold in parts of our party. i cannot endorse ignoring our national debt that reached $35 trillion just in the last week. i cannot support marginalizing the right to life in our party, as we saw in the national platform. and between the and my former running mate, i cannot endorse president trump's continuing assertion that i should've set aside my oath to support and defend the constitution and acted in a way that would've overturned the election in january of 2021. with that said, let me be clear. republican primary voters have decided who they are for. i'm going to try and spend my energies in two ways. i've debated kamala harris. i know her pretty well. a saying i saw and a movie not long

how many embassies have been evacuated on the biden/harrison menstruation questionnaire. >> seven tollvacuations and numerous partial evacuation. >> is a partial evacuation question. >> not purposes them and then an returned later. whether the foreign policy was the foreign policy -- at what's going on for impulsive specific country that would require the united states eat a partial evacuation of an embassy? click the situation would deteriorate so critically they could not establish protection of nonessential personnel to be forced to leave it. >> any administration let's say the last 30 years, how many embassies have been lost evacuated total or partial? >> 's do not have a number in front of me i could get it to the importance here is because the stork number it's because of the unprecedented levels of chaos and instability in the inability of our state department so the executive to project enough strength and power to protect embassies in our embassy officials around the world. >> would you said the state department sent a fair job, an average job, a terrible job of getting americ

trump, so they fell 2.1 percent under biden and harrison only so the new policy is, that $100 billionnew tax credits aimed at out favorite industry some targeted tax credits, they never work and better to let the folks businesses just keep their own money they will spend it wisely then government bureaucrats will and biden harassment, trillions of dollars on targeted tax credits, on subsidies not grants, and holistically delta nothing and please the wall street editorial updated september 23rd of 24, the biden and manufacturing film, that is not the subheading, u.s. industry output, has been flat, for two years despite huge subsidies. they note, the spending on construction of new factories has doubled from subsidies in the very rich tax created scum the missing inflation reduction act of a across $1.2 trillion and manufacturing for planning for two years and right after the irene chipset, and it is been noticeably weaker under mry like to post about creating 800,000 in new manufacturing jobs are actually virtually all aspects from the pandemic it is jackie heinrich noted commander tr

president biden and vice president harrison said much looser under trump.entially deportation of workers, migrant workers by trap which is also —— which should also be inflationary. i think by now months now, the fight would be falling at —— were out cuts. fight would be falling at -- were out cuts.— were out cuts. the fed is independent _ were out cuts. the fed is independent of _ were out cuts. the fed is independent of country i were out cuts. the fed is - independent of country politics but it is hard to think about what you have a joke without a sense of who might occupy the oval office. does this across the mind of policymakers and how much is the upcoming election matter? it how much is the upcoming election matter? it matters a lot but more _ election matter? it matters a lot but more for— election matter? it matters a lot but more for its _ election matter? it matters a lot but more for its direct - lot but more for its direct effects on the economy. that said, present trump, he said were busy on the campaign trail and press it if he said he would

harrison biden lifted the sanctions and gave iran the money they needed to find october 7.rrific day would never have happened without the actions of the harris biden administration. harris has consistently stood by hamas and fought attempts by israel to defend itself. harris has embraced the anti-semitic protesters who spread vile hate on our college campuses even today. harris told israel not to go into raw file. she has seen the maps. giving hamas the ability to hold and ultimately execute six innocent hostages. on the other hand, we have donald trump. donald trump has demonstrated that he can and will shut down illegal immigration, illegal immigration and fennel and migrant -- migrant crime. donald trump has demonstrated that he can and will rebuild the american economy. president trump has demonstrated that he can and will make absolutely sure that what we do is be strong enough to protect america and our allies around the world. president trump has demonstrated that he will be a true friend to israel in the jewish people. [applause] president trump has moved the u.s.

i am ashamed of the us government and i am ashamed of president biden as present. harrison tech secretary is deep rankin. i want justice for i should, nor no, sir, it's not the 1st time a us citizen protesting israel's occupation was killed by its forces in 2003 activist rachel cory was crushed by and is really bulldozer well protesting the demolition of palestinians houses in gaza. no one has been prosecuted for killing. what brings that for me, is the pain of that day that we got word and the pain of the days that followed. but it's very painful to see another family going through this and to remember that pain. tori's parents suggest the international criminal court should investigate i . d, 's desk, in a statement posted to social media, i should or i use family called upon the us government to mount its own independent investigation into her depth and to insure full accountability for those responsible rob reynolds, l. g 0. los angeles, a lady based on as a political analyst, and this as an assistant professor of history and then how the university. and he says, i should those kind o

[playing taps] ♪ and this afternoon at the pentagon, biden and harrison joined lloyd austin to pay respects killed their. still to come, a look at how donald trump's proposal to increase tariffs on china could affect biden u.s. consumers. president biden responds to israel's claim that the killing of an american in the west bank was unintentional. and how social media has fundamentally changed the way americans engage in politics. ♪ >> this is "pbs newshour." from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. tariffs are a hallmark >> of former president trump's economic agenda >>. but there are still key differences between trump and vice president harris when it comes to how large and wide ranging they should be as economics correspondent paul salmon reports, the impact of proposing more terrorist was debated on stage and is very much on the mind of some voters in battleground states. >> other countries are going to finally after 75 years pay us back for all that we have done for the world. >> last night former presid

the white house national security communicator advisor said out loud what the biden and harrison administration has been saying by factual actions for nearly a year. quotes. we've been working since the beginning of the conflict october eighth to try to prevent an escalation. so think about that mad and president. the only way to decline credit to working to prevent an escalation. is by pretending like to max october october seventh massacre weren't actually escalations themselves. unfortunately the administration official who seem to suggest a moral equivalent of moral equivalence between israel and hezbollah he suggested that quote military action by either side would not be in either side's best interest and implied that. >> martha: very interesting from senator mcconnell calling up the u.n. for looking the other way as iran has continued to escalate it this way with all of these tab are organizations that is behind. and that you went of course meeting this week here in new york so calling them out and calling the current administration naive when it comes to ron's actions in the middle east

on the other front, joel stein and cornel west, they have messaged to progressives that the biden and harrison ministration have not done enough on gaza, which has appeal to voters, especially in michigan, so that is one place where we have a watching closely to see if they get on the ballot, cornel west has been in legal issues -- has had some legal issues there. he will be getting on the ballot. >> absolutely. thank you so much for that and for all of you. if my director could put that other video that we have to show that donald trump has deplaned. he has arrive. we will keep watching this in the control booth and bring you any salient points he might make, but there he is. all right. there was no good legal reason to delay donald trump's sentencing. is a headline that almost says it all. we will go over all of this story with a top legal mind, next. deodorant... but not as you know it. for thighs... folds... pits... and bits. seventy-two-hour odor control... full of skin-loving ingredients. plus, it's dermatologist and gynecologist approved. introducing whole body deodorant from dove. pete

but he wants the biden and harrison industry should to do more he joins us in moments but first let'story from christina coleman in the ground in springfield, ohio, now. christina. >> reporter: hello method. you know, over the last four years at least 15,000 haitians have come to the small city here in springfield and this area just doesn't have the infrastructure to absorb such a quick rapid and large population boost. they are really struggling they need more resources and i'm talking about medical care, you know, they need more school resources they need more translation services. it's just added to the needs of the city artie has. take a listen. >> you are asking more money now for immigrants and all people are citizens or living in the street. not being taken care of. while you're asking for more money back include our homeless people. include our veterans that are on the street. >> reporter: yeah, that's a big issue and it's going to get colder here winter is coming. all of these issues were addressed in a heated commission meeting full of folks frustrated over the situation. ag

the biden and harrison missed ration has try to increase the amount of work permits for these people forget the liberal market is fundamentally a market. it abides by the lies of supply and demand. if you're going to increase supply industries massively increase applied -- laws of supply and demand it -- than you will depress wage growth because wages are the price in the labor market. metro vancouver now we have companies shrinking the amount of people they are hiring john. >> john: all right we look forward to the numbers tomorrow and see where they go. good to have you on board lawrence we'll be right back many were shocked to learn they've been paying 22% on their credit card balances. and if payments were late, as much as 30%. that's over three times the interest rate on a newday 100 va home loan. pay off high rate credit cards and other debt with a lower rate newday home loan. save hundreds a month, thousands a year. clogged gutters can cause big problems fast. until now. call 833-leaffilter today for your free gutter inspection. i've had terrible flooding problems on my porch.

we reiterate talk a month for the us government need, his president biden, vice president, harrison secretary state blinking to order an independent investigation into these very minute truths, deliberate targeting and killing of us citizen was speaking to the press of to been conveyed his remarks, us, president, joe biden said the incident was unintentional to the killing of the, of the admission that they probably killed. the fact is active in the west bank buying more detail apparently was relax, ricocheted off the ground, your secretary state onto the bank and nicole on the as well to change the rules of engagement in the occupied westbank for killing was both unprovoked and unjustified. no one, no one should be shot and killed for attending a protest. no one should have to put their life at risk gesture freely expressing their views. in our judgment is really security forces. need to make some fundamental changes in the way that they operate in westbank, including changes to their rules of engagement. this is really all i mean, his kills at least 40 palestinians and a targeted strike on

the biden-harrison ministration has also removed more than 92,000 individuals to more than 130 countries and conducted over 300 international repatriation flights. total removals and returns over the last year exceed the total removals and returns for any year since 2010. the administration has also decreased the number of people released from detention pending their immigration removal proceedings by 70%. meanwhile, customs and border protection has seized more fennel than the last five years -- more fentanyl than the last five years combined, keeping the dangerous drugs from reaching our streets. none of these actions are a substitute for congressional actions to fix our immigration system and provide reasons source was -- provide resources to law enforcement on the border. only congress can do that and it is our responsibility to act. unfortunately my colleagues on the others have refused to move legitimate border security legislation all congress. at the direction of former president trump, republicans blocked the senate bipartisan border deal and they are refusing to move necessary

endorsement said he would have the word ukraine finished, done and settle before administration day the harrison bidendministration and says president biden is a stupid and harris it president and his history. she'll be worse than him. she will be worse than him and trump is never w i am never ever wrong. ♪ x former president kicked off this rally from a few hundred feet his usual fly-by-night words plaintiffs is going toward the crowd put flies around comes by again, lance and he starts his speech wisconsin will see a lot of these candidates over the next couple of months. most we are in the middle of the state it's more conservative part of the state. both canids are rolling out their economic plans this week the lead up to their debate next week. trump is calling for lower taxes, reduced to spending, fewer regulations want to boost energy production and government efficiency. democrats have called terms economic proposals a giveaway to wealthy americans and corporations. on in the courtroom this week another win for trump the judge in the former president hush money conviction delayed his sentencin

but the choices, that that bosses find been with the harrison biden administration, they look down uponrimarily anybody but themselves the silly class and they currently do not represent them on the values and you know this whole situation to be avoided in tennessee is a right to work state and we don't have ports but these businesses are clamoring into come here to pray and prepay great wages new welcome we have u-haul trucks out here and they're coming in from a lot of these big blue states and that is exactly the reason because we do not have these disruptions pretty and to do this in an election year, i think that is the timing is crucial and critical in the comes i think. tammy: well it seems that if he continues clearly cummings would hurt find it and harris administration and unless they will like swing and like batman and save the day at the last minute, is going to settle whoever wins the election with an economy they say minis getting a little bit sketchy that this is something that if you really care about the american people, you are going to and tell them in the best intere

. >> over the past four years, the harrison cricket joe biden have resided in economic committee one financial atrocity after another. i'm going to make america affordable in a addition to make it a great to make it affordable again and that's going to start on day one my vision is for middle class that is once again the envy of the entire world and if it's going to happen is going to happen fast. >> harris is part of the prolabor administration in history unafraid to walk picket line with workers demanding more from better pay and conditions. donald trump and jd vance have something a little different in mind. the only thing that they know about working people is how to take advantage of them. maria: less than a week away from the first mail-in ballot getting sent out to voters next friday in north carolina and then of course early voting begins on september 19 in pennsylvania that is four days before harris and trump are set to debate on september 10 and until this thursday we have yet to see an interview with kamala harris. >> first of all we had to recover as an economy and we've

the statements from harrison biden were appropriate. no one is shedding any tears. this is a bad individual. justice was served. 30 years of his time with his fiery rhetoric and actions. i want to thank you both so much. in the meantime i am alex with with this breaking news coverage. we will continue to follow development after they happen. after a break will go back to regular program with ari melber and the b: we can. i will be back tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern. eastern. do you into everything? what? i don't do that. this reminds me of my bike. the wolf was about the size of my new motorcycle. have you seen it, by the way? happy birthday, grandma! really? look how the brushstrokes follow the line of the gas tank. -hey! -hey! brought my plus-one. jamie? [♪♪] did you know, there's a detergent that gets your dishes up to 100% clean, even in an older dishwasher? try cascade platinum plus. for sparkling clean dishes even on the toughest jobs. just scrape, load and you're done. switch to cascade platinum plus. known for following your dreams. known for keeping with tr

but then he has to come to new york to meet with harrison biden from the biden ministration but also to meet with trump because looking at the polls it is 50-50 that he may win. somebody by -- like president zelenskyy with everybody that he has to deal with he will likely make the best out of some kind of meeting presumably with this guy who tried to extort him and his government into announcing a false investigation into joe biden as a political favor to donald trump on which trump conditioned military aid to his country in the sky, trump who said he is basically in love with putin and said as far as he is concerned putin can do what he wants and even to our allies at nato who said he will keep supporting ukraine or not even wanting ukraine to win would ask this and wouldn't even say he would prefer that the ally ukraine when the war. -- win the war. they are helping again to get them into the white house and president zelenskyy has to meet with him and make nice because we as a country apparently can't decide. it is 50-50 right now as to who will be the president so the whole world

biden just a short while ago at the rally in pittsburgh. and merits, it's of course, widely believed that pennsylvania is the key that unlocks this election. polls are incredibly tight. their harrisoniden there today, trump and vance campaigning last week, what is your sense of where the race stands in your state right now no one else want to say, first and foremost, thank you for having me we know where a battleground state and we know that in the city we always have to prove that in order for us to make sure that candidates win and we're definitely be have vice president harris, that we have to come out and vote. >> so it just shows the importance of the city of pittsburgh. i'm looking forward to make sure that we get the vote out and i know that you got to spend some time, obviously with biden and harris earlier i mentioned that what was your message to them? >> what did you say to them about what you're hearing from people and where you think the race stands in pennsylvania well, one, i thought it was amazing to have the president and the vice president both at the labor day parade though they, they marched in the parade for them to have an event to talk about, you know, being