i am thinking on a hungry streak, now we will go and let's go and visit this rabbit of yours, crowleyhe difference, it's a creepy place, and the people aren't very nice. "we're just going to have a bite to eat, everything was fine at first, until this master showed up, and then all this damned shit started, listen, we're not friends with this master, just like you, i suppose we should know about him, first he bought an abandoned castle, then rumors started to spread. they started saying that he held sabbaths there, bloody sacrifices, every night, ethereal daylight and ghosts circled over the castle, and you saw it, and i saw it, listen, and you before this, gentlemen, gentlemen, i repeat that strange things are happening in this castle, why don't you put the squeeze on him, on what grounds, i have nothing on him, i 've been to search him three times. i found nothing, and if i tell you a way to take him by the gills, within the law, of course, if you teach me, i will be very grateful to you, gather all the healthy men around and come to the castle at dawn, i will give you a signal, the

monica crowley ned ryan and miranda devine. plus this , kamala the incumbent claims she's a change from the status quo. we have details on how kamala's team got caught copying and pasting her policy platform from biden's old campaign website. also tonight. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. liz: well that baskets goating pretty crowded. now nancy pelosi attacks gop voters too. tonight, why do democrats spend more time and energy attacking voters rather than fixing america like the border crisis that erupted on their watch? angel moms battle membrane potentials today trying to downplay americans killed by illegal aliens. >> please don't speak over me because i'm still talking. i'm not done. i have the mic. >> these people lost loved ones. they lost children. >> i just talked to them. >> don't make an assumption we're being used. liz: tonight we've got more from that heated hearing and the fireworks and also, big bank ceo's jamie dimon and br brian moynihan out with new warnings

tel aviv, and nbc's mike memoli at the u.n., and "new york times" diplomatic correspondent michael crowley and former deputy assistant secretary of state joel rubin. good to have all of you here. richard, if you will, paint a picture for us of this moment globally as the president prepares to address all these world leaders. >> well, things look very rough right now. and i think a lot of people are saying and i've been speaking to world leaders, not just to opinion makers, but several heads of state, or heads of government, and they say right now there is a complete lack of american leadership that the u.s. at the moment right now president biden is sort of a half a president, he pulled himself out of the race. he's just going toward the end of his term. people are already looking toward kamala harris, they're looking to former president trump for guidance. and that it has created an opportunity for countries like israel, potentially countries like iran, groups like hezbollah, to carry out their own objectives. they are embarking on a new air war in the middle east, not just an expansion o

joe crowley is an excellent member. he did not campaign. he took it for granted. he was still on the ballot. he could have still run but he lost. members choose to leave for many good reasonss. my from worry is the best members are the first to leave. we have seen some examples of that. why do the less good members stay the longest? [laughter] >> looks like we are all here. >> i think we have identified a very important question. i would love to hear from more people on this. joe crowley, a senior member of congress, gets beaten by aoc, eric cantor, the majority leader the republicans in the house gets defeated by david b. everyone, to see these stories, they infer from it that we are all in danger now. what matters is the primary vote. jim makes the opposite point, if you are halfway decent politician and an incumbent, you should be able to deal with situations like that. which is right? are members drawing the wrong lessons from these high visibility events and saying that we are all going to be in the same situation unless we toe the party line -- tow the party

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i want to thank sarah crowley and sarah fabian from the city attorney's office. i mentioned bobby lopez, i cannot mention you enough. each of whom played an instrumental role of drafting of this legislation, i'm really excited to see where this takes us. and how many people we're going to help because of it. with that, i would guess, supervisor you're on the roster. >> i just wanted to take the opportunity to express my gratitude to the committee chair, supervisor stefani and supervisor ronen. i would echo your appreciation to ivy lee and bobby lopez for their work on this. it also reminds me, my first job out of college was working for district attorney carlo who founded the services division. and one of the important thing about this and why it's not duplicative is there is the case who there are people who are victims and/or witnesses who are hesitant to file a case who need service sxz need the support of the city. so i think this is wise and i'm happy to support it but i want to express my compliment to see everybody involved for enacting this. >> thank you

i want to thank sarah crowley and sarah fabian from the city attorney's office. i mentioned bobby lopez, i cannot mention you enough. each of whom played an instrumental role of drafting of this legislation, i'm really excited to see where this takes us. and how many people we're going to help because of it. with that, i would guess, supervisor you're on the roster. >> i just wanted to take the opportunity to express my gratitude to the committee chair, supervisor stefani and supervisor ronen. i would echo your appreciation to ivy lee and bobby lopez for their work on this. it also reminds me, my first job out of college was working for district attorney carlo who founded the services division. and one of the important thing about this and why it's not duplicative is there is the case who there are people who are victims and/or witnesses who are hesitant to file a case who need service sxz need the support of the city. so i think this is wise and i'm happy to support it but i want to express my compliment to see everybody involved for enacting this. >> thank you

the odds for that at this point are dwindling close to zero. >> michael crowley, ambassador pinkus, thankr october 7th, the military offensive by israel that followed, gaza is a shell of its former self. tens of thousands of palestinians in gaza have been killed by israeli strikes, and the infrastructure there has been decimated. now as israel hits hezbollah targets in and around beirut, some 90,000 lebanese people are being forced to flee their homes as well. this is in addition to the 65,000 israelis who have been internally displaced. joining me now, samantha power. the u.n. secretary-general is warning hell is breaking lose in lebanon, what are the ramifications of more people being displaced? >> the world doesn't need another conflict. that's for sure. there's more conflict happening right now around the world than at any point since world war ii. more displacement and the humanitarian needs in most of the ongoing conflicts where infrastructure has been decimated. those needs are outpacing the resources we are able to dedicate. this is why diplomacy is so important. this is why the c

j. crowley. he is a full us assistant secretary of state. he joins us now live from alexandria and virginia. thank you so much for your time. so as we had the, the united states saying it had no prior knowledge of this attack. do you think that's true given we know that they was that phone call between the defense minister, you'll have guidance on the us actually of defense, lloyd austin, just minutes before the 1st and talk to place in the united states. the state department has said it had no prior knowledge of yesterday's events. i have no reason to challenge that. um, as you just indicated with your reporter, you know, john kirby was circumspect about the nature of the recent conversation between you know, the defense ministers, the 2 countries. um, so i, i think united states is very much trying to figure out, you know, how far israel plans to take, you know, the 2nd front expressly because of the risk of escalation. you know, especially at a time when secretary blinking is in the region, you know, try to find a formula for a cease fire

thank you, monica crowley. >> monica memo as she's known around here. you bet. thanks, jeff. a letter, the haitian invasionr. in springfield, ohio. a prime time investigation. plusspri, johnny, i want you tou learn about kamala's policies in the debat e. ? >> you funny about it. he said the policies. we didn't hear any police saidh have you tried these new fabris car vent clips? the new intensity diet gives the new intensity diet gives you total contro i can turn it up. oh, that smells good. or turn it down. hmm. nice and light. enjoy. 40 days of freshness your way. >> la la la la la. oh, you running 40 nights? >> when it comes to amgen's life changing medical breakthrough ten pauss, every sd counts. but without investment, those breakthroughs are often passed cities. markets and services businesses deliver global financial solution s so our client can keep investing in innovations keep investing in innovations for patients aroun without pass. for the love of moving our clients forward, for the love of progress. >> female athletes are not the biggest victims in this story. it

it was like candy crowley was debating mitt romney and barack obama sat back and watched the debate. a disgrace. another thing i would like to say is, another point i would like to make is, i've never seen anything like this in this country where a presidential candidate can have a bad debate like joe biden, and the powers that be in the democrat party come to him and say that he can drop out. not because he is sick, but because he is going to lose. can you imagine? everybody knew john mccain was going to lose to barack obama. can you imagine if republicans went to john mccain and said, drop out of the race and we will replace you with someone who did not receive any votes? i've never seen anything like this in america. the supreme court eventually needs to come in and say this can't be done. four months outside of the race she didn't get a single vote. i feel biden was dropping out because he was sick or hurt, but because he was going to lose? imagine if every candidate around the country said, we are going to drop, just drop out of the race because it looks like we are going to los

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. >> david: for six seasons she was the stubborn widowed mother violet crowley in "downton abbey." >>ing "i told you so." >> david: playing a privileged matriarch refusing to change in a modernizing world. >> there must be something you can put your mind to. >> like what? gardening? >> well, no. you can't be as desperate as that. >> david: the role winning her three emmys. >> there are plenty of hours in the day. and of course i'll have the weekend. >> what is a weekend? >> harry potter? >> david: she was professor mcgonagle in the blockbuster "harry potter" films. >> that was bloody brilliant. >> thank you for that assessment, mr. beasley. perhaps it would be more useful if i were to transfigure into a pocket watch. >> david: and mother superior in "sister act." >> poverty, the power of obedience, the power of chastity. >> i am our here with that. >> i'm always playing these sort of rather sour, sated women. and i'm always in corsets, and i'm always in wigs, and i'm always in button boots. it's sort of like kind of -- it's type casting, i suppose. i have -- i can't remember when i la

. >> david: for six seasons she was the stubborn widowed mother violet crowley in "downton abbey." >>because i want the pleasure of saying "i told you so." >> david: playing a privileged matriarch refusing to change in a modernizing world. >> there must be something you can put your mind to. >> like what? gardening? >> well, no. you can't be as desperate as that. >> david: the role winning her three emmys. >> there are plenty of hours in the day. and of course i'll have the weekend. >> what is a weekend? >> harry potter? >> david: she was professor mcgonagall in the blockbuster "harry potter" films. >> that was bloody brilliant. >> thank you for that assessment, mr. weasley. perhaps it would be more useful if i were to transfigure mr. potter and yourself into a pocket watch. that way, one of you might be on time. >> david: and mother superior opposite whoopi goldberg in "sister act." >> there are three vows every nun must accept. the vow of poverty, the vow of obedience, and the vow of chastity. >> i am our here with that. >> i'm always playing these sort of rather sour, sated women.

let's speak to former us assistant secretary of state for public affairs, pj crowley. hello to you.out what is so important about the quad? what is it? the quad is about the quad? what is it? iie: quad is focused about the quad? what is it? tie: quad is focused on about the quad? what is it? ti2 quad is focused on the indo—pacific region. during the biden administration it has been upgraded from a periodic meeting to a leadership meeting. so you have the prime ministers ofjapan, meeting. so you have the prime ministers of japan, australia and india meeting with the president. they will be focused on issues such as the growth of the chinese presence in the south china sea. it has more of an humanitarian focus perhaps that a security focus. i think they will announce, for example, an initiative on combating cancer across the indo—pacific region. in a way it is perhaps a means of counteracting the chinese road initiative that has had a similar focus across the similarfocus across the region. similar focus across the re . ion. ., similar focus across the region-_ similar focus across th

emmer, who has been playing the role of walz in those mock debates, but also we do know that monica crowleyshe was a conservative commentator is also playing the role of moderator. but both know -- both camps know these are very high stakes here, and this could be the very last debate before the november 5th election. >> okay, fin gomez, thank you so much. we always appreciate your insight on this. thank you. >> thanks, shanelle. >>> when "cbs news roundup" continues, both presidential candidates seem to bring on one thing, helping families. more on this just ahead. >>> this is "cbs news roundup." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. there are just 39 days to the presidential election, and it may come as a surprise, but both vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump do agree on something. they both want to increase the child tax credit. so what would this mean for families nancy cordes has the story. >> reporter: if anyone knows how expensive it is to raise a child, she has raised six. her older is 25. her youngest is 12. >> i have a daughter who likes to think that hey eat d

monica crowley is here. so trump says no more debates. i did job, i did kamala, that's it.t you think? >> he took on joe biden and basically nuked him from the outer space so badly that biden got cooed by his own party and removed. then he dispensed with kamala harris earlier this week in a very effective manner. basically flattened her. she is asking for... they rolled out the taylor swift endorsement in the middle of the night right after the debate when they were planning to spring that as an october surprise. it shows you that her campaign is desperate. you put up the poll numbers and they showed donald trump's internal polls show that he got a three-point bump after their the debate. the race is either static from where it was predebate or if the internal polls are to be believed, donald trump to bounce out of it. there's no need to do a third debate with a party that keeps switching out doing a debate and switch with donald trump where he's had to recalibrate his campaign after biden got bounced he's not doing it again. >> jesse: it's like why put up with it? why put

vance is being prepped for tuesday's debate against tim walz by monica crowley who is listed as a contributorok. all of this comes from, house democrats are taking that reality and running with it. house minority leader jeffries held a hearing to show discuss project 2025. let's start with the hearing you and your colleagues held. tell us what you did to expose trump's ties to it. >> so what we were trying to do is to actually bring in every day people that are going to be impacted by what project 2025 recommends. donald trump cannot claim that he has nothing to do with it. there's 25 people that work for him helped write it and to hear what's in that report from whenever he appears at a rally you hear stuff that's in it. we just had a discussion about a woman's health and their ability to make her own decisions. but we heard people saying, he wants to repeal the affordable care act. which is in there by the way. he has nothing that's going to replace it. before the affordable health care act, people who had preexisting conditions could not get health insurance. and we heard about him getting

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and candy crowley.rold is saying, this is a pattern you could have seen, here is another pattern. kamala harris, looking at this, she had a clear formula for her answers. it was like a two step. she pretended to acknowledge a question. and then suggest come i'm going to answer that. and then she would go on a winding response that ties into her bio so people can get to know her but never actually answered the question, and then the moderators would hit him on something else. >> greg: yes, exactly. >> dana: it was on and on like that p had. >> harold: that's what i do with my answers around here. >> dana: very effective. >> greg: up next, taylor swift, she drops a nuke on kamala's big night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: taylor swift stepping all over kamala's debate night. just minutes after harris stepped off the stage to soak up all the liberal media love, swift snagging all the headlines by endorsing kamala in a mega instagram post to her nearly 300 million followers, almost as many as you, dana. >> dana: yeah,

joining me now monica crowley former trump assistant treasury secretary. served as the mock debated moderator for vance. also with me katy pavlich fox news contributor. monica, let me start with you. j.d. is hard to beat in an argument. but debates are sometimes more about those humanizing moments as much as they are about facts. and i think that's what walz is hoping for. >> yeah. i do think that tim walz, laura is, going to come out with the minnesota nice, the whole kind of midwest folksy act. because he really can't run on anything else he really can't debate on a policy platform. tim walz faces a very difficult job because he has got to defend kamala harris' catastrophic record on the economy. on inflation. on the wide open border. on the clasp of law and order and on foreign policy and at the same time walz is going to have to defend his own radical record in minnesota where he allowed minneapolis to burn to the ground during the george floyd riots, he has pushed for higher taxes, he has waged war on american domestic energy production. he is support

not fact-check her on any weight, shape, or form an donald trump fact-check five times it was candy crowleyr 2012 with mitt romney and one fact-check and see in killed for it. abc really show their hand here are joe the fact is and she says she is a gun owner, kamala harris really? the first time i've heard that. she said she was for fracking and i never heard that in 2020 and no transcript that shows that. again, the charlottesville light and sure enough "abc news" was there to fact-check that an trump said bloodbath if he loses and that was a lie as well and abc news not there again. in this new cycle, three people running against donald trump at this point. it was joe biden, kamala harris an entire news media. we saw that on display last night. kamala harris, yes, she was prepared, prepared to live that came across authentic and too scripted. and i think in 2016 with hillary clinton, that comes back to bite you. i don't think this w was a slam-dunk many democrats and many in the media are saying right now. 1 side of the screen was very rehearsed and very dishonest. donald trump, quite fr

he gained great knowledge and couldn't talk and candy crowley came out and made it ted it -- terribletement that ended up destroying the guy. the way i look at debating, i think i've been practicing all my life for this stuff. ultimately that is what it sort of about. [cheering and applause] it'll be interesting, it'll be an interesting evening. and the biden debate was a very interesting evening. they were surprised a little bit, what he did and the way he reacted. and you don't know how somebody is going to react, even a professional. you don't know how they will react. you have to go with it as you get up there. i would love to give you an answer. this is what i will do sean but when you get up there and you have a lot of it. i went from having the debate and having done a lot of debates,. >> sean: you know she's going to try to annoy you. >> i think we have a bigger problem. i think abc will try to annoy me. >> sean: president donald trump. thank you harrisburg. many thanks to our friends in harrisburg p.a. and it was great to see so many of you. win we come back vladimir putin ju

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and candy crowley.ying, this is a pattern you could have seen, here is another pattern. kamala harris, looking at this, she had a clear formula for her answers. it was like a two step. she pretended to acknowledge a question. and then suggest come i'm going to answer that. and then she would go on a winding response that ties into her bio so people can get to know her but never actually answered the question, and then the moderators would hit him on something else. >> greg: yes, exactly. >> dana: it was on and on like that p had. >> harold: that's what i do with my answers around here. >> dana: very effective. >> greg: up next, taylor swift, she drops a nuke on kamala's big night. ♪ ♪ we're told in genesis chapter 1:26 that god is made man in his image and by his likeness has he made him. genesis is a book of fundamental importance for the jewish and christian faiths and a literary masterpiece that has profoundly shaped western civilization. now, in this exclusive online course from hillsdale college, y

is kelly o'donnell, former chief strategist for the 2024 bush-cheney campaign matthew dowd and joe crowleyyou. we know liz cheney. she's going a step beyond what other anti-trump republicans have said, not just that she's not -- that she's going to sit out the election, she said she's going to vote for kamala harris. what's the significance of that shift? do you think this helps with, let's say, independent voters, suburban women, nikki haley voters? >> reporter: she also described herself as still very much a conservative and very devoted to the constitution in the same breath in which they said she would vote for kamala harris. that's about saying she's not changing her views, but she's making a choice. as she outlined, that if you are in a battleground state like here in pennsylvania, writing in a name, which is an option plenty of anti-trump republicans could do, that the margin could be so close that it really needs to be a binary choice in her view. the campaign for harris and walz is trying to use this as one of many -- certainly the most prominent -- republican who held elected off

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and later as the sharp tongued, violet crowley in downton abbey. >> i don't know what that means butds de peculiar. geoff: she won an academy award in 1969's "the prime of miss jean brodie." it was a first in her career with no shortage of accolades, including tonys, emymys, baftas, and a second oscar. she belonged to a generation of british stars like judy dench who later in life called themselves the dames. >> just try and do it privately. geoff: this dame was knighted by queen elizabeth in 1990. maggie smith was 89 years old. stephanie: still to come on the "news hour," we break down the presidential candidates' competing proposals to counteract crime and gun violence. jonathan capehart and danielle pletka weigh in on the latest headlines from the campaign trail. and author danzy senna's new novel, "colored television," uses fiction and humor to spotlight difficult realities of american life. >> this is the pbs news hour from the david m. rubenstein studio from weta in washington and from the west at walter cronkite school of university at arizona state university. geoff: ukrainia

and candy crowley came outne coule made a terrible statement that turned out to be wrong, but it destroyedthe guy . but, look, you have to the way i look debating, i think i've been really practicing all my life for this stuff. i've bee n ultimately, that'sbout. what it's sort of about. >> sing and o it'll be it'll ben interesting it'll be an interesting evening. and the biden debate was a very interesting game.ery that we'rei sort of surprised by it a little bit by, you know, d and the way he reacted. and you don't know how somebody is going to reacand yot, evenprs a professional. you don't know how they're going to react. and you have to sortsional.t kna with it as you get up there. and i'd love to give you an answer. this is what i'm going to do. answer.what seasean, but when yp there, you sort of see because i did a lot of it, i went never having debated, having done a lot of debateshe debat. now >> but if you know, she's goingy to try and annoy you. probwell tno, i think we have a bigger problem. i think that abc will try an d i bet that's okay. >> president donald trump. thank you. m

i think that was a candy crowley debate, only much worse.nd i think they totally discredit themselves. themse abc and the whole genre of having media people conductfa any presidential debate the in the future. people conit's -- it's not goino be disinterested. >> it's going to be biased. but i think more, sean, as to your earlier comments, the world looking at allll of this and the developments the last three and a half years,f this they see a window of opportunity that might not come up against anof oppord a lt of people, bad actors are going to try something stupid. maybll tryo sne next four and af months of the biden lame duck tenure. go you know, putin didn't go in and foreign minister and four administrations. he only did not go in durings the trump all three of thee earlier ones he did. as soon as biden cam thee in thn afghanistan pullout, the crazyy comments about the reaction would depend from the united states on whether it was a majotoited star minor invasioa and suddenly we have the biggest war in europe, since world war ii china

michigan i want to bring in cnn political analysts, laura barron lopez former democratic congressman joe crowleyand editor of the national review, ramesh ponnuru. so glad that you're all here today. let me start with you. rematch on this because trump is saying he's going to let harris talk okay. like he let biden talk at one point in time how is that going to work out as a strategy and what is behind it? >> well, necessity i suppose is and also his campaign has been pretty clear that they don't want him interrupting, which is why we had that whole long protracted debate about whether there was likes allowed. they'd be cut off when they weren't actually speaking. >> but i think that one of the questions is going to be how disciplined is trump during this appearance? >> because the frank, frankly, he did not have a great first debate. his debate against biden if it weren't for the fact that biden had a catastrophically poor debate. there would have been more attention to that. and of course now biden's not in the picture. >> i mean, that's a great point thinking about the focus and i know you and

this is with monica crowley on her podcast they ought to focus on borders that house bill that was passed, that's the real bill that should be passed. but you get the original one. and not this horrible when that was foisted upon us by some people that had a bad day but they are focused on borders and elections. and if you can't get the borders right, and have you can't get the elections right they ought to close it up, just blows it up and let it sit. i would shut down the government in a heartbeat if they don't get it. and if they don't get it in the bill now, members didn't have to deal with this because you said it during the recess, but they've got to pass a budget. there has been a cr introduced now, i wonder, after watching what happened to the immigration bill is this front of mind for house republicans and senate republicans yeah, a lot of house republicans that we've heard from over recess just know this is honestly political posturing. >> there's no chance the white house and the democratically controlled senate approves the short-term funding bill that speaker mike johnson int

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it was like candy crowley was debating mitt romney and barack obama sat back and watched the debate. disgrace. another thing i would like to say is, another point i would like to make is, i've never seen anything like this in this country where a presidential candidate can have a bad debate like joe biden, and the powers that be in the democrat party come to him and say that he can drop out. not because he is sick, but because he is going to lose. can you imagine? everybody knew john mccain was going to lose to barack obama. can you imagine if republicans went to john mccain and said, drop out of the race and we will replace you with someone who did not receive any votes? i've never seen anything like this in america. the supreme court eventually needs to come in and say this can't be done. four months outside of the race she didn't get a single vote. i feel biden was dropping out because he was sick or hurt, but because he was going to lose? imagine if every candidate around the country said, we are going to drop, just drop out of the race because it looks like we are going to lose