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jon: tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn thank you. >> thank you.ort some pushback from the biden/harris administration on our reports about the startling number of illegal immigrant conducts out roaming america's streets. border patrol council president brandon judd is here with his take next. scout is protected by simparica trio and he's in it to win it! simparica trio is the first chew with triple protection. whoa fleas! and ticks! (♪) intestinal worms! whoa! heartworm disease! no problem with simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. for winning protection— go with simparica trio. >> department of homeland security pushing back on friday's report hundreds of thousands of criminal immigrants are roaming the united states. lucas sounds in a sleigh with the white house with more on that. >> good evening harris campaign is pushing back to all of these phispeople did not enter the coy illegally. president biden vice president ha

for more on this let's bring in tennessee senator marsha blackburn. welcome. what do you make of this incredible story? first the pagers blow up. then the walkie talkies blow up. israel is definitely behind it. i mean, i don't know. don't mess with israel but what are you thinking on this story? >> well i think we should wait and find out for sure if the idf is going to take responsibility for this , but what we do know is we're coming up on the anniversary of octobet israel has the right to defend themselves, and their people. we know that iran is behind this funding of hamas and hezbollah, and that they continue to pour money into this , so i do also know, talking to those israeli officials that we periodically will hear from that they desperately want to get people back to their onlies in the north, and bringing all of this attacks on israel to an end is going to be an imperative, so we need to make certain they have what they need to defend themselves. it be a good thing to rid the face of the earth of hezbollah and hamas. larry: they are terrorist

larry: leave their thank you senator marsha blackburn appreciated and all right folks, let's continueributor and newt, the beaches will be for weeks of the economy in a second serve, trump to unsuccessful assassination attempts and later he's back on the campaign trail okay. in yesterday and today, and still, neither biden nor alejandro mayorkas has decided and executed and over the secret service will get full presidential protection say the same thing about kamala harris and give her full presidential protection pretty but i think it's not right the time passes and the clock ticks way and trump is back on the campaign trail and they have not fixed to this come they have not fixed this yet. newt: i don't think they want to fix it. back in hannity in july, have the first effort to give the president, that was the natural outcome of the law fair campaign feeling and i don't think that you can underestimate how deeply the establishment is terrified that donald trump will win and he's going to genuinely change things and genuinely got the corruption. i think his foot dragging is not an a

now, senator marsha blackburn joins us in just a moment and she's been strong on this and protecting presidents and is trump safe. is he gets the security he deserves and now top democrats and richard bloomenthal slamming the white house for stone walling. >> the federal reserve cutting interest rates. >> powell took a stand for independence of the federal reserve a day after president trump bashed the system he was trying to pressure the federal reserve, which is supposed to be an independent body. liz: okay, pot meet kettle. now senate democrats pressuring the fed to do a jumbo rate cut, bigger than what wall street expects and is the media going to have outreach over that? tonight this story -- >> i have to say, i'm increasingly concerned by how we see donald trump's alarring closeness with the kremlin. liz: inventor of the debunked trump russia collusion story and she's back at it. hillary clinton now says voters should be criminally charges were spreading misinformation. so should she arrest herself. liz: kamala harris want as jumbo $4 trillion tax hike over the next four years

and that did not work out so well, obviously marsha blackburn is a senator i don't know if this makese difference. cheryl: the youth vote is going to be crucial to her and it's interesting cnn data analyst to saint she has a problem with the generation and it comes down again to the swing states. >> i'm curious why taylor swift waited until the debate to endorser why would she unsure and then the debate swung her, if that swung anybody especially influential as taylor swift am highly disappointed. cheryl: we are just getting started, i'm not disappointed you both are here it's going to be a great three hours, coming up but when workers going out on strike for the first time since 2008 they halted 737 production, we have more on the breaking news this morning principal keith fitz-gerald here to tell us more, don't miss a moment of it you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. tr

larry: joining me is tennessee senator march marsha blackburn traveling with mr. trump helping him out in michigan tomorrow. ma'am, if i have that story right and you know what? we just had david malpass on the set. you know david well and he said one thing mr. trump should emphasize is that in the private sector he was a builder and that the people of michigan and all these trades, you know, and things that have been ignored and the working folks, and the hard hats and whatnot, they are dying to build. they would just lake a little je economic freedom and incentives to build. >> you're exactly right and they want to keep these jobs here in america and that will be the message when we're on the road tomorrow in michigan and visiting with people in the auto industry, doing a town hall with them, and making certain that they know that donald trump is there to support them. kamala harris, she supported that $93 trillion green new deal. that would cost as many as 5 million jobs over a decade, and the cost to each american family be over 16 $5,000 and, you know, a lot

senator marsha blackburn.e back. great to see you this morning. >> good to see you. thank you. maria: your reaction to this finding. >> maria, it reads more like the keystone cops than the secret service. it is the disrespectful of the president, it is dangerous. i think it is the disrespectful of the job the secret service is given to do. and when you're trying to dial 1-8ing 00 numbers to figure out how to fly a drone and you're trying to repair radios and you're doing this at the time the event starts, it shows there was a lack of planning a of pre-preparation, of day-of preparation and not really a plan for implementation on this. no one seemed to know who was ultimately in charge. maria: well, is have you ever seen this kind of action from the secret service? have they always been this inept? >> i don't think that they have been this inept. i think think it is a cultural issue within the credit service -- maria: about trump -- >> and a comfortable -- yes. it's so disrespectful of president trump. and all

eric: that's a view from eight trump campaign surrogate marsha blackburn of tennessee are you going to be at home or in philadelphia watching? >> i'll be in d.c. working. [laughter] that's the best answer. center blackburn thank you. >> you've got it. >> of course you can be at home watching tuesday night democracy 2024 special coverage of the abc presidential debate simulcast right here our coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. stay tuned to this channel for the after debate analysis that you only see here on fox news. arthel: thank you there are new and chilling details emerging just days after the deadly georgia school shooting. why were all the warning signs missed and will a new legal approach stop shootings like this from happening in the future? we will talk about it coming up . ♪ protein supports muscle health. ensure max protein has a 30 gram blend of high quality protein to feed muscles for up to seven hours. so take the challenge. ensure, nutrition for strength and energy. (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel to visit our grandch

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he is opposed by both his home state of tennessee republicans marsha blackburn and bill hagerty. the house is back tuesday at noon eastern. members will consider a bill to prevent foreign interference in use elections by blocking foreign money from being sent to tax-exempt organizations to influence the american political system. the house will debate legislation to reauthorize funding for health and human services traumatic brain injury programs to 2029. authored by bill pascrell who died last month. also a bill awarding u.s. tennis legend billie jean king and congressional medal. if approved that would be sent to the president for his signature. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span2. also you can watch all of our congressional coverage with our free video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington live and on-demand. keep up with the days because events with live stream of four proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, the court

what is interesting here, marsha blackburn said she is unhappy with how the president has handled this. watch. >> you have biden and harris basically sitting this out and not pushing negotiations. why hasn't pete buttigieg been all over this. for it to get to this state, people are surprised the white house did not step in and take a position on this. >> cheryl: benchmark capital telling fox, they want to ban all technology, do not want any technology to be used in ports, cranes, gating, unloading and loading of freight. he says outlawing use of technology will doom our nation, we'll become globally un uncompetitive. >> carley: that is the question, if they get their way, what dock workers want and what it means for the economy. thank you. bring in naval veteran jim nahn nahls. tomorrow, thousands of workers could strike from boston to houston. what are the chances of that happening? >> reuters reporting they are going to go on strike. there are no negotiations scheduled today. there is impact on other workers. 100,000 union work ers will be laid off, people that build cars, build home

. >> kayleigh: marsha blackburn bill will get more resources in schools. to this. we are two months from election day and today former president donald trump will deliver a major speech on the economy in new york. >> brian: trump is expected to detail his plan to cut taxes, just one day after kamala harris detailed her plan for tax hikes. >> lawrence: lucas tomlinson has more. >> lucas: good morning. videotape, former president trump at fox news town hall hosted b by sean hannity. >> if you let tax cuts terminate, you will suffer biggest tax increase in history. >> sean: how does inflation impact everyone? >> you can't buy a home, you can't borrow money. i had interest rates 2%, now they are 10%. lucas tomlinson in new hampshire, vice president kamala harris took aim at high-income americans. >> while we ensure the wealthy and big corporations pay their fair share, we will tax capital gains at a rate that rewards investment in american innovators, founders and small businesses. here is the detail. if you earn a million a year or more, the tax rate on your long-term

revealed did not cross his mind to keep trump from going onstage i spoke with tennessee senator marsha blackburn on this. >> it reads more like the keystone cops than the secret service. i think it is a disrespect of the job secret service given to do. and when you are trying to dial 1-800 numbers to figure out how to fly a drone and trying to repair radios and doing this at the time the event starts, it shows there was a lack of planning, no one seemed to no who was ultimately in charge. >> joining me alabama senator tommy tuberville member senate armed services veterans affairs health committee thanks for being here reaction to this report. >> disastrous i've got to know president trump's detail last couple years been very close spent hours with him upon golf course in clubhouse first class they are professional they work hard it is a numbers game, but this report goes back to leadership, leadership of the secret service, leadership of the fbi leadership leadership create changes in democrat controlled white house in early 2010, 11 took people that worked in these areas they put in bureaucrats

women, ceos, scholars, philanthropists, you have seen them all, tulsi gabbard, kim reynolds, marsha blackburnt in alabama. if any one of them were running from president that they would be hiding from press and giggling about whether to put t tabasco on greens. strong women are capable of being leaders, she is being used to mask unpopular and failing democrat party that voters when they look at issues really despise. she's not going to be allowed to make real changes to failing policies of last few years, no way. she will not be allowed to pick her top cabinet officials. she won't set china policy. she will not be allowed to make decisions about the war in ukraine. you are going, laura, if she's not making those, who is going to make those decisions? well issue who knows, today there was a dweeby campaign guy speaking about her know plas. we have to win an election, the vice president is talking about her economic vision and it is really different. >> what is really different? >> she wants to take first national law to take on corporate price gouging. >> laura: he's just a staffer and not ver

two stops to talk about the economy and having a town hall in warren tonight hosted by senator marsha blackburnthank you very much. the tension convention you saw on tv what to make of that. the former pentagon official, current and senior research fellow for the national security at their age foundation is the real deal. always good to see you. there was another exchange donald trump and zelenskyy had and when zelenskyy interrupted the former president when talking about his relations with vladimir putin and zelenskyy, zelenskyy making it clear, i really think it is important we resolve this but the fact of the matter is i hope there's a better relation with me and i wonder if that's the case. >> i picked up on that too. what is clear is what the lines of negotiation will be. i don't think it ends the war in longer term going back to russian imperial time but stopping the current fighting, it is clear there are differences in moscow. there's an evolving position in dc and donald trump, to usher in a peaceful return to peace in that part of the world. neil: maybe it is me overrating things but

right is not appeasement coming it is deterrent and i need to get out and morocco here so sooner marsha blackburnrevor then to travel with president trump to michigan tomorrow she joins us next on when hear talk some more about this and thanks to dave and thanks to kevin and thanks to scott and we lost into the evening zone anyway, senator blackburn is coming up next on i kudlow, we will be right back. they wear business sneakers and pad their keyboards with something that makes their clickety- clacking... clickety-clackier. but no one loves logistics as much as they do. you need tamra, izzy and emma. they need a retirement plan. work with principal so we can help you with a retirement and benefits plan that's right for your team. let our expertise round out yours. [coughs] when caroline has a cough, she takes robitussin. so, she can have those one on ones again. hey jim! can we talk about casual fridays? oh sure. what's up? get fast, powerful cough relief with robitussin, and find your voice. ♪robitussin♪ so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what abo

there are people like tulsi gabbard, kim reynolds, marsha blackburn, people like senator katie britt thinks that if any one of them were running for president, that they would be hiding from the press and giggling about whether to put tabasco on greens. strong women are capable of being leaders. but she is being used by a powerful group of people to mask an unpopular and failing democrat party that voters frankly when they really look at the issues despise. but she is not going to be allowed to make any real changes to the failing policies of the past few years. no way. she is not going to be allowed to pick any of her top cabinet officials. she won't be allowed to set our china policy. she will not be allowed to make decisions about the war in ukraine. and i know tonight you are sitting there going well, laura, she is not making those, who is going to make those decisions? well, who knows but today there was a dweeby campaign guy on tv speaking about her economic plans. >> we have got to go win an election and the vice president is doing that by talking about her economic vision. an

i spoke with senator marsha blackburn yesterday. >> it reads more like the keystone cops than the secret. i think it's disrespectful of the job the secret service is given to do and when you're trying to dial 1-800 numbers to the figure out how to fly a drone and trying the repair radios and you're doing this at the time the event starts, it shows there was a lack of planning. no one seemed to know who was ultimately in charge. maria: joining me nows is west virginia senator shelley moore captio, the republican vice conference chair, member of the senate appropriations, science, commerce, public works and rules committee. good to see you. thanks very much for being here. what is your reaction to what we've learned from the secret service? >> i think it's rather stunning. we knew from the initial reports that there were a lot of miscues and communication errors and sightings and all of this but when you see it starkly written i think you realize it wasn't just a lack of coordination, it was a total failure to execute what is an extremely important job for the secret service. what stood ou

. >> it makes you think why why every senator in america not supporting marsha blackburn and bill haggerty give $900 million to states to bring school resource officers. to bring retired law enforcement. to train veterans to protect our students. look. >> steve: it worked yesterday. >> kayleigh: shooter warning signs get lost in social media post. that was not about yesterday's shooting. that was about ethan crumbley in 2022. ethan crumbley, the oxford high school shooter posted pictures with guns and said kids be scared. the shooter yesterday posted something concerning and threatening enough to be federalled for the fbi, are you sensing a trend? i am. we must figure out how to stop and neutralize these individuals before they kill four people in a high school, two innocent students. >> to your point, cailee and i don't even know the answer to this. because when you look at base on the laws that are on the book currently. they did the interview process. talked to the family. the family then said the guns are secure. >> steve: can't get them. >> what else in the process needs to be done to

i work on supply chain was bipartisan but in the senate maria cantwell is a democrat and marsha blackburn. >> yes she as well. so for us, the issue is what can we get done? we are bringing the lived experience we are bringing a professional experience we are at the table now we want to make surewe again history is importa. mattericant doesn't people comeec up and said did my history project on you. they see, that gets you. they come up to me and say i saw you ran for office after you lost your husband from blood clots going to his heart and lungs at 52. you gotot up and i can get up. it matters that people see us. for us we do what we have to to get the job done because we are doing it to make a difference. to make a difference in peoples lives this is why they belong. let's give it up for senator butler county executive, love you all. thankve you. [inaudible] give it up for angela. [cheering] [applause] [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] ♪ c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. this charter is a proj

yesterday tennessee senator marsha blackburn was here.han the secret service. i think it's disrespectful of the job the secret service is given to do. when you're trying to dial 1800 numbers to figure out how to fly at your own into doing this at the time of the event starts pretty shows a lack of planning no one seem to do who was ultimately in charge. maria: your reaction? wait a lack of communication and accountability between the local and state police in the secret service president trump's body detail versus the people to secure the location of not communicating with one another you heard about the equipment failures and did not know how to fix equipment could not get additional equipment. what senator blackburn said, this is likely keystone cops. it sends a message to the rest of the world and that's what you saw with mar-a-lago a couple weeks ago but more importantly, the democrats have allowed millions of people across the southern border. how many terrorist plots are out there to assess the president trump. we need to get out of

marsha blackburn says there is nothing more the vice president can say about that issue. >> not only is the border wide open but biden and harris are flying in illegal aliens in the parole program and giving them benefits. they are giving them work permits and they are coming into communities. >> so on the economy the message from former president donald trump, a simple one. were you better off under his presidency with costs and money in the bank? i pressed his campaign advisor on if former president trump can stay on message with that. >> of course he can and he will. these were the same false narratives that they had during the joe biden campaign. will donald trump not talk? will they just let joe biden speak? she wants to make this a referendum on donald trump's personality and not on her policies. and not on his policies. clearly not on her policies because she is continuing to run and hide from the biden's failed administration. >> we'll find out if the issues stay with the border and the economy at this debate tonight 55 days until the election. voters will decide whose polici

of 2018 going back and forth with her parents should i get involved what should i say about marsha blackburn up it's important to me that women have control over their own bodies and that this is what trump's team did and it's not okay with me. >> bret: i'm not sure taylor swift moved charles. i don't think so. >> no? is he a capitalist? >> >> bret: let me ask you this, charles. first question of the debate do you believe to vice president harris do you believe americans are better off than they were four years ago? she really didn't have an answer to that. that was a big. >> charles: not only did she not have an answer it set the stage for the rest of the night why she wasn't pressed on that. that and the inflation issue. reed hoffman who are backing this campaign have done serious research. they know one thing president biden insulted the american public almost every time he spoke saying you are doing amazing. he even would be offended when polls said no. essentially saying people are -- americans are dumb. they don't know how great it is. so they understood that fine line. can you commit

pick up the 20 nonpage child health care plan by marco rubio and pick up marsha blackburn plan securingetails. she gives vagueness on her website. we had legislation. talk about it. >> emily: to talk to us, mollie, about the impact of that. there is no live studio audience. as she engaged in her rehearsed "let's be clear" lines and whatnot that we can expect, as trump has details and receipts and can articulate these things, how is that going to play out in terms of the effect as the people are watching from their homes? >> mollie: first off, i would say her campaign poorly served her by preparing her for a debate with rules that are not in existence. these are not new rules. these were agreed to by her administration's campaign months ago, and she should have known that's how it was going to be, thbut to some extent these rules don't necessarily help trump. kamala harris is someone who relies heavily on notes. if you remember in her 2020 presidential primary debates, and the vice presidential debate, she was currently consulting notes. a lot of her lines seem to go flat unless you have

she has spoken out against marsha blackburn. she has endorsed joe biden.pating that this would happen and most of them said ironically she is a billionaire. she cannot relate to me. >> but donald trump can? >> but donald trump is going to care about foreign issues and help me be able to pay for my meals and afford housing. that is their mind-set. they think that republican swiftiness -- we have had this conversation, but they think she cares more about social issues and he cares more about the economy and issues back at home. the republicans i spoke to who are all swifties said i still love donald trump and i still love her and it is not going to change my vote . >> if you have decided to burn your taylor swift merge, you have already paid for it. all right. everybody is staying foot. >>> when we return, it is time for our mvps of the week. we return with the nightcap. n. eggs make all our family moments better. especially when they're eggland's best. taste so fresh and amazing. deliciously superior nutrition, too. for us, it's eggs any style. as long as t

but in the senate, maria cantwell, who's a democrat, and marsha blackburn. for us, the issue is, what can we get done because, we are bringing all this lived experience, we are bringing all this professional experience, we are at the table, now we want to make sure that history is important. i don't want anybody to get that twisted and act like it doesn't matter because even for me, people come up to me and kids will say, i did my history project on you. widows will come up to me and say, i saw that you ran for office after you lost your husband from blood clots going to his heart and lungs at 52. you got up, now i can get up. it matters that people see us. so, for us, we do what we have to do to get the job done because we are doing it to make a difference in people's lives. angela: and this is why they belong. let's give it up for senator butler, congresswoman rochester and county executive. love you all. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is respo

that are hurting states like wyoming and alaska pretty disproportionately the list goes on the marsha blackburnmen sports in this book, this book is available under we do not consent, 2024 .com and so i hope that your listeners will go check out we do not consent, 2024 .com, it's nine chapters written by u.s. senators. larry: thank you senator cynthia loomis will be the book and appreciated and switching gears, we get, tammy bruce fox news contributor welcome kids going get that book and memorize it and actually good people writing the book. and so quickly the teamsters, i can file 50 percent of them are for trump. the leadership tammy, when i go for trump. i think one reason is about against all of the right to work boss so that was the leadership issue. but you can win the working folks return is going when the working folks a lot of the unions as well so quick or that. tammy: i would say also we can added have the democrats have punched them so is dangerous and would be dangerous to endorse, but with that didn't sit was to re- replace the polling that showed the ringing file so the fed up wi

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senator marsha blackburn says the report answers most questions but not all in washington. i'm today some lot. >> coming up, a rare turn of events. congress is set to pass a government funding bill days before a potential shutdown. plus. >> did you know there are more than 1 million electric vehicles just like this prius on california roads. but there is a concern what happens to their batteries at the end of their lifespan. on capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you about a bill trying to address. >> that very issue. >> a more and more electric vehicles are hitting the roads here in california. however. >> what happens to their batteries at the end of that life span kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace gets behind the wheel. >> well, there are more than 1 million electric vehicles just like this prius on california roads. but there is a concern when these cars reached the end of their life. the batteries that power them could end up in landfills, just wasting away in the environment. but what if they could be recycled and reused? well, one bill on the

he is on his way here to warren where he will hold a town hall hosted by senator marsha blackburn.d up remarks in walker where he promised supporters that he will reignite the michigan auto industry and bring in foreign jobs. take a listen. >> under my plan american workers will no longer be worried about losing your jobs to foreign nations. foreign nations will be worried with about a losing their jobs to america, because we're going to take a lot of those companies back. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: from domestic to foreign policy earlier today, david, trump met with president zelenskyy, and he said he is confident that he can have a peace deal worked out between russia and ukraine before inauguration day. no details though about exactly how that's going to happen. >> well, it's too early the say that. i mean, i have my own ideas, and i'm sure the president definitelies has his own ideas -- definitely has his own ideas. but it has to be fair. >> reporter: so the meeting was thawing the ice between the two leaders after trump lashed out at the ukrainian president for recent

an argument with her father about getting involved in politics she was critical of republican marsha blackburn, who ended up winning that senate race in tennessee. he votes against against fair pay for women. she votes against the reauthorization of the violence against women act, which is just basically protecting us for divestiture, abuse, and stalking. stalking, harris has gotten a bump of new energy among young people with a wave of online memes and jokes this summer. >> her campaign song is beyond freedom often played at harris has rallies, including the one after last night's debate donald trump responded to taylor swift's endorsement of kamala harris by saying he was not a taylor swift fan and that she would probably pay a price for this in the marketplace. a trump campaign spokeswoman, sent cnn a statement saying, this is more evidence that the democrats have become the party of the wealthy elite. brian todd, cnn, washington friendship bracelets inspired by taylor swift has been in selling beyond the harris campaign's wildest dreams of packet to cost $20 the website says they're curren

she's spoken out against marsha blackburn. she's endorsed joe biden.that this was going to happen, and most of them said, ironically, she's a billionaire. she can't relate to me. >> but donald trump can. >> will donald trump is going to care about foreign issues. he's going to help me be able to pay for my meals. he's going to help me afford housing. that's their mindset. they think that kamala, again, we've had this conversation but they think that she cares more about social issues and he cares more about the economy and issued back at home, so the republicans that i spoke to, and again, they are all swifties, said i still listen to taylor's music. i still love her but it's not going to change my vote. >> we have to take a break if they're watching, we want to let you know, if you decide, because i've seen a bunch of it, to burn your taylor swift murch, you are -- she's not losing anything. everybody is staying put. that's just like my motherly advice for you tonight. when we return it is time for our mvps of the week when the 11th hour and the night

an argument with her father about getting involved in politics she was critical of republican marsha blackburn, who ended up winning that senate race in tennessee. >> she votes against against fair pay for when he votes against the reauthorization of the violence against women act which is just basically protecting us for domestic abuse and stalking. >> stalking harris has gotten a bump of new energy among young people with a wave of online memes and jokes this summer. her campaign song is beyond says freedom also often played at harris is rallies, including the one after last night's debate donald trump responded to taylor swift's endorsement of kamala harris by saying he he was not a taylor swift fan and that she would probably pay a price for this in the marketplace. a trump campaign spokeswoman, sent cnn a statement saying, this is more evidence that the democrats have become the party of the wealthy elite. brian todd, cnn, washington finally, the sour rockstar jon bon jovi found himself in the right place at the right time to help save a life. >> now that place was a pedestrian bridge in

. >> she was critical of republican marsha blackburn, who ended up winning that senate race in tennessee against against fair pay for women she votes against the reauthorization of the violence against women act, which is just basically protecting us for the best it could be. and stalking, stalking harris has gotten a bump of new energy among young people with a wave of online memes and jokes this summer, her campaign song is beyond says freedom swift's music is also often played at harris's rallies, including the one after last night's debate the taylor impact is real. the us government says, as of 2:00 p.m. eastern time today almost 338,000 people referred directly from taylor swift's instagram url have visited vote vote.gov, trump meanwhile, responded to the endorsement saying he was not a fan of taylor swift, a trump campaign spokesman woman sent cnn a statement saying, this is more evidence that the democrats have become the party of the wealthy elite, wolf brian todd reporting brian, thank you very much. and we'll be right back it's three things i can change it change and wife, i'm

in tennessee we do have a senate race and our incumbent cincinnati marsha blackburn is rung against transgender particularly transgender swimmers. of course i don't know how many transgender swimmers you have polluting your water in your particular state. i don't know any in tennessee but she's rubbing anyway. when we do see those maps across the country, we know tennessee is always painted solidly red so we're sometimes overlooked but we're going to keep fighting and urge those of you who are in battleground states to stand up and elect a pro-equality senate and we have a lot of good candidates, including lgbtq candidates running and we need your help because we need those positive role models. we just elected a gay man for a school board in nashville and we need to make sure that we eventually elect a pro-equality president and vice president. [applause] my next question is for you, madam president. we need to be saying that all the time after november. you just heard from dr. richman talking about how terrible things are in tennessee but if we're dealing with a trump presidency we're also ta

senate race and our incumbent senator marsha blackburn is actively running ads against transgender people. i don't know how many transgender swimmers you have polluting your water in your particular states. i don't know of any in tennessee but thankfully we have a pro- equality candidate running for the senate. when we do see those maps across the country we know that tennessee is painted suddenly read. we will keep fighting and urge those of you that are in battleground states to stand up and elect a pro-equality president, a pro-equality senate and if you want to help us and send money to our candidates in tennessee you have a lot of good candidates including lgbtq candidates running. we need your help because we need those positive role models in the legislature, city councils, school boards. we just elected a male to the school board in nashville and we need to be sure we elect a pro-equality president and vice president. >> my next question is for you, madam president. i love that. we need to be saying that all the time after november. you were hearing doctor -- dr. richmond talk abo

this was bipartisan legislation that was put out i think marsha blackburn, the republican behind it,slation. will the house pick it up? >> we feel confident as someone who helped president obama on the original internet privacy framework in 2012, i wish this was happening a decade ago. i'm cautiously optimistic. let's go to the root cause of the problem. these platforms change rapidly. we don't know enough about how they're affecting our kids, so i am asking for and calling for more collaboration, so they don't have to do this but sharing with researchers and engaging, learn those harms and address them, that's got to be part of the discussion. not in the bills, that's something [ inaudible ] legal frameworks that can be done through collaboration. >> aneesh, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> coming up, some top stocks to watch as we head towards the opening bell on wall street. stay tuned. you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc. welcome to the now way to network... they switched to juniper's ai-native network and everything's simpler. so they can take their game to a wh