your offensive pitch full, but philip, of which mr. rich, think of shuck, which distinguished themselves with extreme bloody golden greed the so they were very successful in collecting a lot of gold from subs. two's, roman is same as the bushes knew by mulish and mux lulewicz they supposed they were hungry only so fresh. so it'd be an end to his beloved dice. however, the international village call to newton bug stated that in concentration camps and events during world war 2, under the most brutal way, more than 700000 subs dues and rema. what killed on the basis of captain jim and documents we can say with certainty that during the summer of 1942 defendant them asked officer code low time was the main supplier to use an image test fields the these capture jim and documents can easily be obtained by any research it today in the bill and documentation center for the national archives in washington. they clearly say that that was the task and the job given to lieutenant code of all time to select capable and healthy captain prisoners to send

uh forget about relying on this uh guy over here, this is uh the finance minister of israel uh mr smok rich, israel is... not rely on him for anything, i mean take a look at this placard over here, for example, we all live in a sinking submarine, that's how israel's feel when it comes to their economics and their finances, well uh some negative indicators is what we're going to look at over here, no surprise here, investors for example, they've all but abandoned investing in the occupied territories most definitely to get worse because now you have the west bank onslide that's happening, then you have the credit downgrades that have happened and that puts israel really in a bind when it comes to loan prospects. "one of the sectors that has been hit hard is the israely tourism sector. the numbers speak for themselves uh, you take a look at how uh the number of tourists have dropped, well that's quite dramatic. then you take a look at the hotel occupency rate, which is one of the um things that gets impacted obviously due to the number of tourists dropping and and uh at this point minus 50% t

mr. smoke rich, israelis do not rely on him for anything, i mean take a look at this placard over here, for example, we all live in a sinking submarine, that's how israelies feel when it comes to their economics and their finances. well, uh, some negative indicators is what we're going to look at over here. no surprise here, investors for example, they've all but abandoned investing in the occupied territories most definitely to get worse, because now you have the west bank onsled that's happening, then you have the credit downgrades that have happened and that puts israel really in a bind when it comes to loan prospects. one of the sectors that has been hit hard is the israeli tourism sector, the numbers speak for themselves uh, you take a look at how the number of tourists have dropped, well that's quite dramatic. then you take a look at the hotel occupancy rate, which is one of the... um things that gets impacted obviously due to the number of tourist dropping, and at this point minus 50% to 70% drop is what we're looking at there. uh, we picked sector when it comes to lack of workers th

mr. speaker, in honor of our latino community's rich contributions to our nation, i rise to recognize my constituent, christina, for her dedication advocacy to champion latinas in our nation. christina's career from her roles in the city of chicago to cook county reflects a deep commitment to social justice and equity. as chief officer of external affairs at planned parenthood of illinois, christina has tirelessly worked to ensure that illinois remains an abortion haven for the midwest. defending right of -- the right of every woman to bodily autonomy and to access the reproductive care they need and deserve when they need it. christina has also served as the president of the chicago chapter of the national organization for women. amplifying the voices of latinas and ensuring they exercise their right to vote. her work is inspired by the world she wants to build for her two daughters, catalina, who is watching now, and kamila. on behalf of illinois' third congressional district, i commend christina for her unwavering dedication to justice, to equity for latinas, and all women, and her in

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mr. shah mirzaei. iran's rich hydrocarbon resources have distinguished the petrochemical industry in the region. we now have about 30% of the country's non-oil exports. about 30% of the capital market is related to petrochemicals. we need about 6 to 7 billion dollars in the industry we supply petrochemical products downstream . this industry is the opposite of raw sales. therefore, turning it into a value-added product has an impact on the world economy. but moving the products to domestic producers along with creating jobs will boost production and supply in the country. we know that the biggest problem and obstacle in the complementary industry is the issue of providing working capital for the purchase of raw materials. next, i would like to give you a figure. in 1400, we attracted approximately 5.5 million tons of petrochemical products in the country through commodity exchanges. in 1402, this number of five and a half million tons reached 7 million tons, so we had a very good growth . one of the big reasons th

mr. shah marzaei . iran's rich hydrocarbon resources have distinguished the petrochemical industry in the region. we now have about 30% of the country's non-oil exports. about 30% of the capital market is related to petrochemicals. we supply between 6 and 7 billion dollars of the needs of the pine industry for petrochemical products. this industry vs. raw. it is for sale, therefore, turning it into a value -added product will have an impact on the world economy , but moving the products to domestic producers, along with job creation, will boost production and supply in becomes the country we know that the biggest problem and dilemma in the complementary industry is the issue of providing working capital for the purchase of raw materials. next, i would like to tell you that in 1400, we had approximately five and a half million. we had the attraction of petrochemical products inside the country through commodity exchanges. in 1402, this number reached 5.5 million tons to 7 million tons, so we had a very good growth ,

mr. shah marzaei, iran's rich hydrocarbon resources have distinguished the petrochemical industry in the region , and now we have about 30% of the country's non-oil exports. we have approx. about 30% of the capital market is related to petrochemicals. we supply between 6 and 7 billion dollars of the downstream industry's need for petrochemical products. this industry is the opposite of raw sales. therefore, turning it into a value-added product has an effect on becomes the world economy. but the movement of products towards domestic producers, along with job creation, will boost production, and in the field of complementary industries , there is a question of securing working capital for the purchase of raw materials. through commodity exchanges , in 1402, this number reached 5.5 million tons to 7 million tons, so we had a very good growth , the reason that one of the big reasons that caused this happened was the credit supply of petrochemical products, according to the announcement of the national company. petrochemical industry in this quarter, 34 credits of petrochemical products have

mr. banguire and smoot rich that i mentioned to you , they threaten and in fact renew their threats everyweek, they reiterate that until we actually achieve a military victory in the war or hamas does not surrender, if the war stops we will leave the cabinet. if one of these two parties leaves the coalition cabinet, the coalition cabinet will collapse. therefore, netanyahu is strongly under the wing of the extreme right wing. one is this issue. the second issue is that from the same time on the 7th of october, it became clear that there was a negligence and a fault, that in fact, the military apparatus and israel's security and politics failed to predict the al-aqsa storm attack and neutralize it in the early hours of that attack, and because of these shortcomings, a fact-finding committee is supposed to be formed in israel after the war and the shortcomings of the officials in the three so that the political, military and security level actually deals with it, well, the prime accused in this committee will be the prime minister. we had something similar in israel's history after the yom

mr. combs remains a rich and powerful man and the witnesses include sex workers and mr.tnesses susceptible to being intimidated by mr. combs. >> thank you we'll talk about this more in the coming days and weeks. still ahead, a new microsoft report reveals how russia is targeting the harris/walz campaign to interfere in the presidential election. we have the details next. you'll find them in cities, towns and suburbs all across america. millions of americans who have medicare and medicaid but may be missing benefits they could really use. extra benefits they may be eligible to receive at no extra cost. and if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get extra benefits, too, through a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. call now to see if there's a plan in your area and to see if you qualify. all of these plans include doctor, hospital and prescription drug coverage. plus, something really special, the humana healthy options allowance. your allowance. to help pay for essentials like eligible groceries, utilities and rent. even over-the-cou

oh, you know, and rich says, mr. president, it's pretty good. but you don't have a material. and reagan's says, well, do you have any ideas? so, rich down the cocktail answer to. reagan. reagan looks at his eyes right up the reads. he says, well, they said, i wrote in cold, but actually i wrote in ink ink. well, we could go on with more of these great stories, anecdotes. i mean, anyone who worked with reagan certainly has a few of them. yes. and i know we have a few veterans, the administration in the audience today that. hopefully, we'll get to hear from them, too. but please, let's fielding some questions from the. and i'm sure there's inquiring minds and about. i believe maggie or my wonderful colleague will bring over a mic so if you just raise your hand i think we have one over here and. one over there. it looks like mikey my also wonderful colleague, mike, came back here on mikes here. okay. i'm of curious about whether to what degree barry goldwater might have influenced ronald reagan's conservative thinking. i was, a freshman in college in 1964 and new york, of all pla

mrs. harris: trump has no plan for you his plan is tax breaks for the rich.fering an opportunity economy and the best of economists have reviewed the our relative plans for the future. goldman sachs said trump's plan would make the economy worse while mine would strengthen it. the wharton plan said trump would explode the deficit. 16 nobel laureates said to his plan would increase inflation and invite a recession by the middle of next year i invite you to know trump has no plan for you because he's more interested in defending himself than you. >> mr. trump: i went to the wharton school of finance those professors think my plan is in brilliant and we'll bring up our worth and value as a country creating jobs and good solid money for the country. just to finish she doesn't have a plan she copied biden's plan and its 4 sentences that say oh will try and lower taxes look at her plan she doesn't have a plan. the vp brought up tariffs you responded because your plan is what she called a national sales tax you call for terrorists for foreign imports across the boar

mr. farhadi's books. it actually exhibits, describes and explains very rich fields about the culture of helping in iran. one of the books of professor morteza farhadi is the waree book, which is named after a type of women's economic cooperative in iran. a traditional women's cooperative that is an economic cooperative from food. dr. farhadi shows us that rural women. iranians have a serious participation in the field of economy and this participation has been in a collective form. professor farhadi was introduced as a top humanities researcher in 2009. also, his book titled "culture of helping in iran " was recognized as the winner of the 13th book of the year, which is one of his honors. maryam hamedi, sed and broadcasting news agency. in the name of god, hello, have a good time, from 1930 minutes tonight, the national football team of our country will travel to the uae in their second match on the way to the 2026 world cup. they share a point that the head coach of our country hopes for a good performance against the uae. selected iranian clubs in the presence of ambassadors and also foreign military

directors with eight views, all those who brought children when they were happy and rich, now you and i were not in this world mrb chakhamghi sada news agency and sima manufacturers who reduce bread waste by 25% with their products. we bake more than 20 breads. our nona is produced with indirect heat and without preservatives . i will serve you daily about 100 tons soon. as far as the set of industrial units that produce bread in the country, which supply more than 10% of the country's bread , there are more than fifty industrial units. we have 51 active industrial units that employ 42 educated people, people with high influence who can in the field of industrial bread, both in the field of yeast and liquid dough, and in the field of products the issue of enzyme and the issue of health is to produce bread products that we can present to the people with confidence, and the waste that we see in other breads is more than 20-25% . the use of domestically manufactured machines with export capacity is one of the active achievements of industrial bread. designer, manufacturer and exporter of bread and pastry baking mac

directors, with 8 views of all those who brought children when they were happy and rich, now you and i were not in this world, mr. majid zainab chakhamqi, sed and broadcasting news agency. the point of language is the first criterion of the supreme leader of the revolution's language they write that they are proud to use a french word . now there is a time when you don't have an iranian counterpart. we don't have an iranian word anymore, even though the first one who came up could have put the word in the iran exhibition. from its name , let's go to see what's going on in the iranplast exhibition, like many other exhibitions , there are not a few booths whose front doors are written in farangi, why did you write most of your vision in english, because we focused on the export sector, change this names make a special series of customers, for example our exports are coming here. after baroni's check , it was the airline's turn . we don't have any airlines except this one. these two airlines are also for themselves. mr. ceo , in a short time, some time will come. they should be checked here, so the process of omid

mrs. harris: donald trump has no plan and when you look at his economic plan it is tax breaks for the rich. i'm offering an opportunity economy in the best economists have reviewed our plans for the future. what goldman sachs has said is trump's plan would make the economy worse, mine would strengthen it. the wharton school said donald trump's plan would explode the deficit. 16 nobel laureates have described his plan as increasing inflation. i would invite you to know donald trump has no plan. mr. trump: that is just a soundbite. professors think my plan will bring up our value, make people want to work and create jobs and a lot of good, solid money for our country. she does not have a plan, she copied biden's plan and it is for sentences. oh, we will try to lower taxes. host: i want to drill down on something about tariffs. let's drill down because your plan is what she calls a sales tax. tariffs on foreign imports. you said you might impose tariffs of 20% and many economists say costs are passed on to the consumer. harris has argued it will mean a higher prices, it costs $4000 a year. do

rich. >> even better advice. >> i love mr. wonderful but i think he is incorrect in this one. a salad in new york city for under $15. we all know that. i know, $6 is a lot for a cup of coffee. do not touch my grande whole milk latte. it's the thing at 6:00 in the morning that makes me happy. all right, kevin? don't touch it. >> you have to make yourself happy while being in your budget. >> there are a lot of things we waste money on. if it makes bill hemmer happy, it having my tea that i know is overpriced, with nothing in it, just plain coming because of the green of it, if that makes me happy, i'll just cut it out in other ways. he's got a good point. we can't just spend and be anesthetized about it. we have to wake up and say, what can i check off my list? >> very easy solution, taco bell has stayed cheap. i'm here to tell the story. sub in taco bell for the sandwich. >> thanks to everyone. don't forget to dvr the show and watch the

rich as people. i'm recognition? mr. davidson: i ask unanimous consent that all members may >> live to the u.s. house. you can continue watching at our website c-span.org or c-span now video app. on h.r.

mr. kuskov will be examined, beauty, gentlemen witnesses, gentlemen cops, a rich catch, your job, no, great know who the author is, but i have no idea, talentless. stupid daub. tell me, when did you start consulting with professor zvontsov? but this is my personal business. this is my personal life. and i would never advise anyone to stick their nose in there. and you and i are not arguing. if it weren't for the three murders, we would sacredly honor your right to privacy. but now i'll ask you. do you have any proof of my guilt? on what grounds was i arrested? you were detained. but that doesn't change the essence. you were seen in likhodeev and there are witnesses. so what? i have there's a dacha nearby. and that your witnesses saw me there on the day of the murder? okay, and whose things were in the bag that you wanted to throw out? my ex-wife's things, we had another fight with her, so out of anger i took all her junk, gathered it all up, decided to give it to the homeless, they always hang around there. where were you on the night of the 24th to the 25th? at home, alone? and that's none

mr. trump: by the way these are really rich people. these are the cartel people. we can play smart. you will never see committees, could i get on a committee. they don't know the first think about it. they do not know about el chapo, he is a very smart, these are very smart and hard and people. i am setting up a blue ribbon with socialites from new york and california. it is ridiculous they don't want to talk about it. they talk about it for 2 minutes in the talk about society. the only way to stop this is the death penalty for drug dealers. i do not know what this country is ready for it. if you think about it each drug dealer on average it kills 500 people, on average. he or she, drug dealer, kills five, i know so many families who have lost a sun or a daughter or parents, even, to fentanyl. i had a deal worked out with china, with the president directly that he was, you know china has the death penalty. i say to you have a drug problem when i first met him. he looked at me like what a stupid question. he said no no drug problem. i said what do you do. death pen

rich as people. i'm recognition? mr. davidson: i ask unanimous consent that all members may >> live to the u.s. house. you can continue watching at our website c-span.org or c-span now video app. on h.r. 1425. the speaker pro tempore: the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 1425. the chair appoints the gentleman from new jersey, mr. van drew, to preside over the committee of the whole. the speaker pro tempore: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 1425, which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to require in the convention agreement or other international instrument on pandemic prevention, preparedness and response reach by the world health assembly to be subject to senate ratification. the chair: pursuant to the rule the bill is considered read the first time. general debate shall be confined to the bill and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on foreign af

mr. dr. marki in matters such as co-production of children's films, children's animation, books, entertainment and toys. our human resources, which the islamic republic of iran is richn, are also produced in the field of literature, art, and culture good in this field, we have animated or dynamic movies. in the form of holding joint programs, it was decided to draw a road map and have a joint action plan in this field, which the experts will do as soon as possible based on the experiences they have had in the past year. with the chinese embassy, ​​we had ahmad amin fard of sed and sima news agency. in the research reactor of tehran, experts of the nuclear industry succeeded in producing radiopharmaceuticals from the neutrons emitted from the heart of the reactor , and performed the process of irradiating ornamental stones . made possible and we can change the elements here by neutron irradiation and produce other elements, what we do here is to irradiate the white topaz that comes from the mine and is pre-cut, and its color is less valuable than white. we turn it into blue . in this process, raw topaz stones are placed next to the heart of the reactor to be neutroni

taxes for the rich are one thing, but non-indexation of pensions for the very poor is also not comilfo. so, mr. oleg, if we take an increase in taxes. burden, i.e. he would not say 15% there, there two, i.e. he would not say no very, not very much, but in principle it adds up to a certain, so to speak, not a penny anymore, but one should say chess, yes, because the national bank of ukraine is also preparing to rename the penny to chess, although they could also rename it to grish, to money is more precise, but you have the word, new taxes, and look when... the cabinet of ministers, the ministry of finance made proposals for changes to the tax legislation, it was expected that those changes would cover the amount of uah 120 billion, out of the half a trillion that today there is, categorically not enough, by the way, not enough for money receiving the boys in the month of september already, after all the negotiations, after all the...difficult discussions with holoz associations, with international business associations, only the military levy from one and a half to five remained, something is

national academy, rich never stopped pushing himself to be better for his community. mr. speaker, our hearts are heavy today. but we're filled with gratitude for the life and legacy of rich telfor. his dedication and service to chautauqua county won't be forgotten. your family is in our prayers, rich, and richering you'll be missed, but your contributions will live on through the many lives you've touch. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. mr. moore: thank you to the gentleman from new york, appreciate your comments on such a dedicated public servant. i will now yield as much time as he -- as he may consume to the gentleman from michigan, mr. james. mr. james: thank you, sir. madam speaker, today i rise to say congratulations to the west point class of 2024 for graduating this past spring and for their continued commitment to service. it's no small feat in the couldn't -- and the country is indebted to them for their immense willingness to sacrifice. i hesitated because i myself am a west point grad of 2004. i know what they're singe up for. i know how serious it is. i'm

mr. patrick. it's time to return the money minutes of actually come back and i feel yeah, and degrees are asking the rich museum now to bring a lot of sex back it this time this d p is unique. i'm not asking for all the artifacts from the lead museum to come to egypt. i'm asking only for the one artifacts, the boss of an infinity to come back to be shown in the bridge soon as the actually in the, in the gun give me z. i'm sorry, but actually many people now all over the oregon are supporting me, may be more think that the boss sort of the own should be the grand good museum. i know, believe me, this is what the german saying. it's gonna take me a moment. i, one of us to understand all of that. the bust is here in berlin because of gyptian authorities allowed it in 1912 there was, you know, let me finish the thoughts that the viewers are with this or in 1912. they argue there was a deal one, a wealthy german finance, an excavation too. in exchange, some 10000 artifacts would be split 5053. not only that, but a representative for the egyptians selected their half while the germans went home with the other

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rich and ending the right to choose. >> just very quickly, about ten seconds, mr.eg, as you know, trump does bet or the economy than vice president harris. is she running out of time to make her case? >> she's going to keep making her case and the more americans contemplate the division with hers on standing with workers and the middle class, the more they're going to like our economic message and not their unpopular project 2025 vision. >> all right, pete buttigieg, thank you very much for joining us. i really appreciate it. >>> when we come back, after this week's debate, the fight for swing voters is now playing out in the battleground states. who has the advantage? our panel is next. weathertech products are designed and manufactured in america using only american raw materials. most competitors make things seven thousand miles away... and then wonder why they don't fit. with weathertech in your vehicle you may hear angels singing as you marvel, how do they do it? simple. american technology and american workers deliver quality... not imported junk for a few bu

so it only benefited the rich, which is been disproven time and time again real wages went up 7.7 percent and mrump, so they fell 2.1 percent under biden and harrison only so the new policy is, that $100 billion in new 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 manufactu

rich people if own the financial assets. charles: right. >> we need to be -- i hope mr. powell if's right.g to be day the that-dependent, sensitive to what the economic information, growth that 2006s are showing, and they really need to be careful on this. charles: yeah, there's absolutely no doubt. and, obvious, we end the week with the jobs report. some folks are at 150 to, some are at 70,000, it's going to be a nail-biter. sheila, always appreciate your passion and expertise. thank you. >> thanks for having me. charles: all right, folks, my next guest says the quiet pce number was enough at the time to keep the 50 basis point cut open for the fed in november. joining me now, empower chief investment strategist martha norton. martha, the comments that jay powell just made -- and, obviously, he's always walking this sort of high wire. it's a high wire about. he's got to say the economy is strong, but we cut by 50 basis points. what do you make of it? >> yeah, it's pretty interesting. you know, one of the things that jumped out september 18th we saw a 50 basis point cut, of course, which i

they get rich when america loses wars instead of winning wars. >> reporter: while in pennsylvania, mrappeared on fox news, falsely claiming -- that harris has been given the questions to next week's debates while repeatedly slamming her. >> this is a woman who is dangerous. i don't think too smart, but let's see. but she loses her train of thought a lot. >> reporter: two harris campaign aides tell nbc news the campaign agreed to allow both candidates' microphones to be muted when it's not their turn to speak, similar to the trump/biden debate. the vice president plans to hold another round of debate prep today, after campaigning in new hampshire, where in a rare break with president biden, she ro posed a lower capital gains tax rate, than he proposed to help spur the creation of small businesses. >> compare that to what donald trump plans. he plans to give billionaires massive tax cuts and cut corporate taxes by over $1 trillion, even as they pull in record profits. >> reporter: while the race remains remarkably tight, harris is leading mr. trump in polls of several key battleground s

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course, kamala keeps saying it only benefited the rich which has been disproven time and time again. real wages for working folks, went up 7.7% under mr. trump but they fell 2.1% under biden-harris. the only sort of new policy is $100 billion in new tax credits aimed at favored industry, but here's the thing. targeted tax credits never work. better to let folks and businesses just keep their own money. they will spend it more wisely than government bureaucrats will. biden-harris spent trillions of dollars on targeted tax credits, on subsidies, on grants, and holistically, it came to nothing. please see the "wall street journal" editorial dated september 23, 2024, "the biden manufacturing boom that isn't, and the sub-heading, us industry output has been flat for two years despite huge subsidies." they note, spending on construction of new factories has doubled from the subsidies and the very rich tax credits, the misnamed inflation reduction act cost $1.2 trillion, but the index for manufacturing declining for two years after the ira and chips act and investment in new industrial equipment is noticeably weaker under mr. biden than mr.

mrs. johnson who are lower middle class in pennsylvania. >> steve: ultimately, that's been the democrats' message for a long time. richand corporations can afford it. it's the can soak the rich approach it has worked. on the other side you have donald trump and is he talking about the way is he going to be able to unlock this economic machine that's going to work out so well is he is going to have tariffs on stuff that comes into the country. essentially 10% on all imports. 60% coming in on chinese goods. 100 percent on cars from mexico he said yesterday. 200 percent on any john deere stuff built in mexico comes into the united states that would impact anybody in the united states who buys the stuff. nonetheless, that is something he is pushing and did yesterday. watch this. >> we're cutting the business tax from 21% to 15%, which makes us the most competitive tax anywhere in the planet. but, only for those who make their product in the u.s.a. she is called the tax queen. they love her in other countries because she forces everybody out of our country into their hands. i will appoint a manufacturing ambassador whose s

be very rich and will be living happily and will learn arabic, that's basically all that you have to do, change the mindset and get back to the native language. there would like to thank you mr. eric walke for his precious time, a canadian author and journalist join uh joined us from toronto, mr. warbick, as always, thank thank you for your time sir, now uh... will cross over from toronto to new york to talk to miss sarah flounders international at the international action center. miss founders, before we start, i believe you were at one of the uh pro palestan rallies uh today, i believe. could you tell us a bit about how it was and how it went down? well, there are big demonstrations in new york today, actually several of them, and one that is forming right now. was on my way there and one um gathered a couple of hours ago uh every different force in new york that is for for humanity uh is out in the streets to denounce call this war criminal netanyahu out make sure that his day at the un shows the outraged uh an opposition of the whole world and of people right here in new york, the police presence is ab... absolutely enormous, overwhelming, and that's a really important p

rich as croesus. besides he prefers the tempestuous, tempestuous sea of liberty the furious storm of revolution. i vote for mr. jefferson. he'll make us happy. he'll your army and navy adrift. all the federal officers. all the old patriots. he'll play the devil with the -- banks. the funding system. the bane of democracy. he'll put a stop to commerce. he'll introduce a new order of things such as one as will make every demos short for democrat happy no doubt i'll do it another was jefferson's religious beliefs that he was an atheist and an infidel, and that would cease to be godly. there were winds stories of all cult practices at monticello show of jefferson praying the god of reason and jefferson sacrificing dogs. and then there was newspaper editorial, which the headline the grand question stated the presence, momentous epoch, the only question to be asked by every american laying his hand on heart is shall i allegiance to god. and a religious president or in piously declare jefferson and no god. so these campaigns all basically privately funded. so for example in philadelphia or excuse me, in pennsylvania

about his plan to make america rich again cutting inflation, cutting taxes and rewarding can't -- companies who make their products here in the united states. watch. >> mr. trump: under my leadership we are going to take other countries jobs. we will have, ready, no tax on tips. no tax on overtime! we will have this for our seniors, not -- no tax on social security. we're going to put a temporary cap on credit card interest rates at 10%. were going to get your energy bills reduced by more than 50% within the first 12 months of my administration. >> martha: journeyman k-s topper president and ceo of strategic wealth partners and tim ryan former ohio democratic congressman and former senate candidate. great have you both with us today. we are in the 42 days now until the presidential election and you can see these candidates really spending a lot of time and places like georgia and michigan and wisconsin and arizona. so mark, a long list of promises there. what is your take on this? >> i think in order for us all to make good decisions we need to hear, you know, the finer points of the details of all these economic plans with regards to president trump ob