and the garden is coming along.arden that will give plenty of nutrition vitamin-packed vegetables for the family table. that is if they ever reach the table. the paper still keeps the maggots away from the cabbage. tomatoes are a must in every victory garden and lots of them. plants are set out when danger of frost is over. they are protected from worms by paper colors, fastened at the top with a paper clip or a pin. at the bottom, by pulling the soil around them. a few peppers are desirable. the holders started these hot weather plants seven weeks ago in the kitchen window. lima beans are planted two to the hill, an inch and a half deep. the large seeded bush type complete the early garden planting. some vegetables need thinning. dick uses a garden hoe for the rough part, but finishing is done by hand. the charred is being thinned to 6 to 8 inches apart. the only way to get weeds out of a row of carrots is by hand, right now when they are small. a common fast growing weed will quickly crowd out venl tables if not -

grandpa and dad always kept garden plans in their heads, but victory garden plans should be on paper,ng with the advice of the county home demonstration agent, they will study state and federal bulletins which have been written to serve as guides for the victory garden. now let's see on this little model of their quarter acre garden the plan may work out. here's the early garden. here's early potatoes. then two double rows of peas, early, medium, and late. one row of cabbage, double row of carrots and beets, half a roll of each, one double row of greens, spinach, mustard. tomatoes early and late. peppers have a row. radishes, lettuce, onion, next. asparagus and rue barb beds are at the side. sweet corn along the fence, four rows. finally two rows of lima beans complete the early garden. now for the late garden, after each of the early crops is harvested, a planting of another crop is to be made so as to have a succession. for a convenience of illustration, early crops except tomatoes are removed. two rows of squash along the fence. three rows of late potatoes, late cabbage, carrots an

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phil addressing the folks at madison square garden. they are there even though new york is a reliably blue state. he is joined by fellow election deniers like wealthy buddy elon musk and broke buddy rudy giuliani. we will have a live report from inside that chilling rally in a moment. in the meanwhile, vice president kamala harris focused on meeting voters in the key battleground state of pennsylvania. just moments ago, she wrapped up a rally in philadelphia after talking to voters at several stops in the city, including a black church, bookstore, and a puerto rican restaurant. with more than 42 million votes already cast across the country, the race could not be tighter or the stakes higher. as vice president harris reminded voters earlier today. >> look. just imagine the oval office on january 20th. it's going to be one of two people. it's going to be either donald trump or me. if it is donald trump, you can see what that day is going to be. it will be him sitting at that desk stewing over his enemies list. he is full of grievance. h

that is the point of doing this year end madison square garden. talking with a campaign a while ago asking them what is the thinking behind this? why come to this arena? why come to this estate why not spend more time in the battleground states i asked if it was a message to democrats that are in this town have gone after him legally if it's a message to those democrats this is his town too. look, it is a message this is about packing a very large arena it's showing there are trump supporters and a blue states as well as a red states they are going to turn out for the former president. they are going to turn out in the polls as well he is asking people not only in this stadium but all over new york and new jersey normally blue states to get out there and vote as well. you are probably going to hear some of that as well when he gets at this stage we have got a slew of speakers ahead. big names ahead. we are not looking at the president coming out anytime soon. but people hear the energy is electric. i have not felt anything like this since the rnc.

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garden, but only the promises turned out to be colorful. hosta grew ordinary green, turned yellow by autumn. which is not surprising, biologists do not know the variety with red leaves. the wild strawberry also turned out to be just a strawberry, and its sister with black fruits let us down. so far we do not see any black berries here at all, here it also turns red, well, the truth is here it began to spoil a little, maybe this is the essence of a black berry, and the raspberry refused to turn black, as a result, money wasted. another one the danger that lies in wait for all gardeners - these are injuries. passionate summer resident blogger tatyana rustaeva has grown about 200 varieties of tomatoes, some look like cloves of garlic, others hang like pears. here every day there is either weeding or harvesting. all women will understand me now. this is our favorite pose in which you stand, sometimes not for 5 minutes, but for an hour, two, three, respectively, when you get up like this, you have. your back hurts, it’s impossible, you crawl to

at madison square garden.re was a massive turn out with 20 thousand people inside, and thousands more waiting outside watching. it was filled with policy points and also some surprises. dr. phil spoke and endorsed ticket also, introduces jd vance, elon musk one of the loudest supporters of former president spoke and melania intrade intr introduced her husband. >> i would like to begin by asking a very simple question: are you better off now than you were four years ago? this will be america's new golden age. it is going to happen quickly, too very quickly. reporter: trump also delivered what has become his closing argument in this campaign. >> on issue after issue, kamala broke it, but i will fix it. we're going to fix it. reporter: the issues that trump is most focused on fixing are the economy and illegal immigration. trump announced a new policy last night to offer tax credits for family members that work as caregivers for aging family members or parents. >> if you want too seal the border, vote trump. if y

they wanted to pack the garden and they packed the garden.y wanted this to be an iconic night that everyone would talk about. trump supporters in the heart of manhattan. normally a blue part of this state. there is a lot anticipated tonight as i am told by the campaign that the president will make his final pitch to voters all across america. he will kick off those remarks here tonight. we still have about one dozen speakers left to go. i can tell you he is here in the garden. he arrived just about an hour ago. presumably he backstage walking -- watching the speakers come out. they feel the energy on the campaign trail. part of the message will be kamala broke it, trump will fix it. one official tells me he does not even think that the president hasn't peaked yet even though we are now just about one week away from election day. trump will address new york city's issues as he tips away at the democrats hold in this town. take a look at this new polling. harris is up amongst new yorkers that is a fact. she is behind that president biden's numb

this is not fake passion, complete immersion in the topic made the young gardener famous first withinent of social networks, kirill's audience grew tenfold. however, not everything was smooth. when kirill started posting his photos with flowers on instagram at school, he faced real bullying. when i was at school, and i was still in the water polo class, of course everyone despised him, everyone laughed, were rude, how is it that a boy is engaged in flowers, and i was still the captain of the team, and despite this, i there everyone bullied me, i was like a black sheep in the class, and when i entered the university, maybe people had already grown up or something, i don’t know, but all my classmates already at the time of admission, saw my page on instagram, were inspired and many... themselves asked for grape cuttings, and the most important thing is, uh, it wasn’t their parents who told them, go ask this boy, maybe he’ll give them to you, it’ll be a freebie, no, they saw it, were inspired and they grow it themselves, this is the goal of the park flower and my social networks, and in

. >> she herself had a rally in mad san square garden and -- madison square garden and used by everybodys and rangers and trying to make this into a event. >> reason is the madison square garden and going for president trump and this is a city and these are his people and as katie said, you look ashed the arena and there were people from all walks of life. so of course the first thing the media is going to do is try to tell you that this is some crazy white supremacy event and just takes your own eyes for two seconds to see that the diversity both on and off the stage is what truly represents this country and that's what president trump's campaign is doing since the very beginning, i'll also think the enthusiasm is the all time high and what we saw last night in new york city at madison square guard den was even better. larry: caroline, what the ladies were saying and i've got a little list and the list goes the bronx rally, bronx rally and al smith dinner and barbershops and extra salt on mcdonalds fries and now madison square garden. synergy home this is a hand of fun. larry: my point

of course, this all started with a speaker invited to the trump rally at madison square garden. tonight, trump pouncing on president biden's wards, but a warning for trump, too, from nikki haley, saying women could be turned off by this. rachel scott with the trump campaign in green bay, wisconsin, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, in north carolina, donald trump pledging to take america forward, saying vice president kamala harris had her chance. >> well, we're running a campaign of solutions to save america, an america which they have virtually destroyed during their almost four-year period of rule. she spends all of her time complaining about everything, but there's nothing about it. she's going to do this, she's going to do that. why the hell didn't she do it, right? >> reporter: again and again, throughout the day, trump trying to seize on president biden's words, insisting biden called trump supporters garbage, though the white house says that's not what he meant. >> joe biden finally said what he and kamala really think of our supporters. he called them garbage. and they mea

garden -- hours ahead of the trump rally. see people are already fired up. >> usa -- >> all right i'm going to try to get in here and talk to a few people. i figure trump set your t-shirts says latinos america for trump. tell us about why you support him and why you're here. >> he's a patriot. i love him. he's going to do everything good for america. reporter: are you noticing more hispanic americans supporting donald trump in your community? >> 100%. family, church, and again, the patriot. being a patriot. >> can we talk about your visier i'm noticing hair color difference what's your name? >> i am a a devoted fox fan i love trump. i watch you every day. reporter: why did you find yourself outside madison square garden? >> they've destroyed it he's a patriot he doesn't need to be doing this. he really truly wants to save this country. reporter: are you surprised for those that have shown up so long before the rally ?arts >> no because we all love him. people that love this country and want to see closed borders we want to se

madison square garden was packed.mp created a movement of that is no doubt, i cannot think of one of the republican figure of my lifetime they could have come into a democratic a city like new york and put together anything like that. >> trace: maybe not an honest journalist on the planet can look at is that in order to see this was electric and say it was electrical because it was. >> yes, i was there covering the event yesterday, it was the first time i've been a trump rally. really surprising and astonishing to see the level of a -- and energy around trump and of course seemingly peaceful group of people, no violence there. i think it was seymour a lot more violence at basketball games, people were polite, there was a woman wiping down to the sink in the bathroom which i never saw anybody do and very ethnically and racially diverse. we saw muslims, there was a woman in a hate job, there were that were praying, displaying these really flag, i think it is smart to acknowledge that rather than what we saw from media a

that is what all of the in madison square garden believed in 1939. they believe that jewish people would poison the blood of any country including this one. when trump finally got up to the microphone in madison square garden he said this to his 20,000 fanatics in the room. >> the u.s. is now a occupied country but it will soon be a occupied country no longer. not going to be happening. november 5, 2024, nine days from now, will be liberation day in america. on day one i will launch the largest deportation program in american history. >> the 20,000 trump fanatics in the room know that this is not a occupied country. many or most of them live in suburbs where they have no hint of being occupied. there is no place in the united states more occupied by immigrants than new york city. that has always been true. there are more immigrants currently living in new york city than there are people in both of the dakotas combined. not one of those immigrants who are everywhere around madison square garden had a single harsh word for any of the racists that went

the fact that i was in madison square garden for almost 40 years?ther night and 20,000 peo people, it was the energy of holcomb mania but it was even bigger. it was, like, all the trump maniacs were all in the same team, we all want to make america great again and i was kind of worry going out there because i really have another guide to work without their out of there by myself and i felt like everybody was with me because we were all on the same team. were on trump's team, brother, and those trump maniacs were -- those are real americans in they want this country brought back, brother. >> sean: whole kogan don't -- the american people should not sell for counting house instead of a home with your. we appreciate you. thank you, sir. moore "hannity" and a big announcement ahead. ♪ ♪ there are many ways to deliver a shipment. at old dominion freight line, we deliver them this way. this way uses technology and goes the extra mile to do things the right way. the delivering promises on time, every time, way. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has tak

what are you seeing there in madison square garden? >> yeah, we're here madison square garden right now. dreamed about doing an event here in such an iconic venue, but i have to tell you, it's a little bit strange to me in such a blue part of the country, just nine days before the election. if you talk to some of trump's adviser, their theory is that such a high-profile event like this is getting a lot of national attention. it's going to draw headlines, is going to reach voters that may be on here in new york city, but another element at play here is this is going to be a huge fundraising event for donald trump. i got my hands on one of the invite, and they are operating, the quotes, ultra maga experience. $4 million a pop for some of these donors. so while there may be some political reasons here ultimately, this is a financial moment for him. >> okay. nice talking over the very loud, loud music and dinging behind you. but molly, new york, far from a battleground state. is this a smart decision for him politically, or is it a waste o

in 1930s at madison square garden. we're all running like everything is on the line because it. that jamboree happening now in that place is particularly chilling because in 1939, more than 20,000 supporters of a different fascism leader, adolf hitler being paed the garden for rally. donald trump threatened to use the military for within. >> it is ridiculous, here is kamala harris, who donald trump is currently beating. she and her campaign are calling more than half the country nazis and she wants to be president of it? hillary clinton talked in a similar way and 1992, her husband bill clinton accepted democratic nomination in the same building. there was israeli flag flying, president trump has been endorsed by moms in detroit and we had a holocaust survivar there last night. for tim walz to say that is offensive to nazi, germany and what happened with the holocausture is survivors. this is a dying campaign and they are throwing anything that can stick and it is offensive, they should be ashamed of themselves. >> car

donald trump's got this big rally going at madison square garden. there's a direct parallel to a big rally that happened in the mid 1930s at madison square garden. and don't think that he doesn't know for one second exactly what they're doing there. this is not just wrong and insulting, but it's revolting. it's disgusting. desperation, politics. and kamala, she is responsible. she's letting it all happen, as she calls him a fascist and remains silent. people from almost every race, religion attended donald trump's rally, including, by the way, a 94 year old holocaust survivor. democrats state run media mob. they are desperate. let's put it this way the joy is officially gone and irrational rage, hatred and psychosis has now taken its place. at a harris rally over the weekend, a woman even got in the face of a little baby in a stroller and started yelling at the baby before being pulled away. take a look at this. again, that was at a rally for kamala harris. this campaign has gone completely off the rails. hate vitriol is now sweeping across the demo

i am as critical of donald trump as anybody but people going to madison square garden garden that nighthering for a nazi rally. i don't think setting foot in madison square garden makes anybody a nazi. that is the kind of rhetoric that just tells people it doesn't matter. they are going to say anything they want. going to madison square garden you are a nazi. i can't tell you how much that upsets people who are on the fence on donald trump and say they are just out to get him and they will say anything. i don't know why it has to go that level. >> i understand what you're saying but regard to the messaging that donald trump will deliver inside that arena, and accusations of nazi -- fascism not only from hillary clinton kamala harris who agrees with that, you have this from so many former trump administration officials, noticeably this week john kelly. he said he absolutely embodies the definition of fascism. don't you think that is something that should come out in madison square garden ? there is reason to say, look, there is similar is him here. >> no, i don't. i don't think madison s

garden, which is a typical local way of saying someone is that that madison square garden, but they're treating him like he's the this celebrity and this big performance. it's clearly now talking about his family, talking about how they're all involved in politics, talking about how helpful they've been. but most of this is a normal campaign speech for him, just ramped up on steroids given the fact that he is here taking this stage at this giant menu. again, i just really can't stress enough that even though we are talking thinking about how dark, how divisive, how polarizing these comments can be, and fear-based. >> the crowd is loving it. they are standing up there giving him different applause lines and bera a during his time standing ovations at various times, they are receiving the information that he is putting out there and as alex said, we don't know. was this is going to go further than just his base, but it does feel to the trump team who i've talked to on the ground here, that they are gaining some momentum. while donald trump continues can use, to use this kind of rhetoric

of the gardens for public safety are made by sf recreation and park, not my organization. we are the nonprofit partner to sf recreation and park. i also traded emails with rec and park spokesperson tamara appleton, but she did not respond to my request for an interview with her or general manager phil ginsburg. the documents show that appleton explained the attack in an email early pupping season, so coyotes may exhibit more protective behavior. >> there have been dens in botanic gardens without incident for many, many years. >> that's not true, according to jamie carlson. >> i'm grabbing the baby, and he's right here, and i'm backing out and i'm screaming, screaming, screaming. >> four years ago, in the exact same spot where the june attack occurred, carlson was wrapping up a picnic with her two year old grandson. she walked through the stroller about ten feet away when this coyote charged him. another mom recorded the aftermath. there's the coyote, and that's carlson holding her grandson tight. she tells me she snatched the little boy up just as the coyote arrived. she l

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that is how most of them got to madison square garden. on the same new york city subway system that donald trump says will murder them. 20,000 trump supporters went to the center of the city where they are surrounded by millions and millions of immigrants and over 3 million in new york city with the population is 38% immigrants. that is not counting the children of the immigrants born here but the people who donald trump insists poison blood and they poison the blood of this country and this is what donald trump says. it is a pure hitler echo and this is all the -- nazis believed in 1939. they believed that jewish people would poison the blood of any country including this one and when donald trump finally got up to the microphone in madison square garden, he said this to his 20,000 fanatics in the room. >> the united states is now in occupied country, but it will soon be in occupied country no longer. it's not going to be happening. it's not going to be happening. november five a, -- november five, nine days from now will be liberation d

that is a light at madison square garden. can watch the whole thing right here in fox news channel. waiting for the president to speak at madison square garden rally here on fox news. they're like my best buddies. yep, had them my whole life. c'mon bo! so we got him and he is a, an absolute joy. daddy's puppy. once we got on the farmer's dog he just attacks it, it's incredible. they're so tuned into you and they have such, such personality. being without a dog, i don't know, can't imagine it. [laughter] i'm a lifelong republican and i voted for trump twice, but i can't do it again. trump wants a national sales tax on imported goods. it'll make everything more expensive for regular people, all while giving tax breaks to billionaires. you're rich as hell. we're going to give you tax cuts. kamala harris is for regular people. she wants a tax cut for 100 million americans, so we keep more of our hard-earned money. i'm a proud republican, but this year, i'm voting for kamala harris. ff pac is responsible for the content of this ad

the white house says president biden misspoke when talking about trump's rally at madison square garden. we ask harris about this. and nikki haley tonight with a warning for donald trump. >>> and the world series tonight, what's now happened to those two yankees fans? >>> first tonight, 24 hours after delivering her closing argument in front of 75,000 people on the ellipse, vice president kamala harris in three battleground states today. tonight, one-on-one here with our mary bruce. harris and her promise to republicans and independents, and mary asks about president biden's controversial comment about donald trump's rally at madison square garden. how the vice president responds. trump pouncing tonight on biden's comments. but he's also facing questions of his own. tonight, nikki haley with a stern warning to the trump campaign about what was on display at madison square garden, warning, it's a turnoff for women. >>> also breaking tonight, millions of americans on alert for severe storms across several states, possible tornadoes, damaging winds and large hail. we're tracking it. and th

>> madison square garden was packed.eople waited hours to get in and they sat through our an hour after the rally. they were fervent in devotion tt all things trump. trump has created a movement no doubt. i can't think of another republican figure in my lifetime who could come into a democratic city like new york and put anything together likey that.fo >> laura: they have beenhat. trashing him all day for saying that and that is true, andne w anyone on this would be saying the same thing. h there is no one else thaavt couo have done it d. they wouldn't even try to do ite the night was a celebration ofwh american freedom above all else. but of course, others truly believe you can't be a good person or a moral person if yous believe that we need to take care of american needs and americanem problems first. >> this is called normalization. this is the descent into fascise if we so choose here to become with dire warnings and i mean it from the bottom of my heart hass a daughter of refugees who came here escaping war. it was

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people are sick of what they sought madison square garden. you have been through the litany of the racist hate filled rhetoric you heard before even donald trump took the stage. the tone was set. what you saw was the cementing of what is essentially donald trump and j.d. vance's closing argument. nothing more than more hate, more fair, or division. what is as important as what you did not hear at all in madison square garden which was a single solution to improve the lives of the american people. for us, over the course of the final eight days of this campaign, that's the contrast we are going to present to that slice of the electorate that is undecided, still deciding who they are going to vote for if they will vote at all. you have one campaign and donald trump's and j.d. vance which is about fear and division and all about serving donald trump and his interest at the expense of the market people and on the other side is the vice president will layout, somebody who is offering the american people in way forward. we can turn the page on what

>> madison square garden was packed.ed a movement to there's no doubt, i cannot think of another republican figure of my lifetime they could have come into a democratic city like new york and put anything together like that. >> jesse: former 2024 presidential candidate, is here. you were there, you spoke, we will show you a bit of that in a second by what was atmosphere like and why was it so important to be in new york city? >> i think it is a great signal that extends to the country we are not just wanting to lead red states, donald trump a's wanting to leave the united states of america and i was on display. i do not follow the poles or the pundits but i do follow the energy, that was not a second-place energy in the garden last night. that was the energy of the kind of landslide we are within reach of achieving. you think of the only president that only even visited south of the bronx, it was ronald reagan ronald reagan before he delivered a unifying decisive victory. i think we are within striking distance. coming o

he sold out madison square garden. so it's just something to keep in mind that while we are talking about all of this rhetoric, it is resonating with his base. now, the question, of course jim, does it resonate outside of his base? is he going to actually be able to expand the electorate to get the votes he needs to win on november 5th? that's just not something we're going to know until election day all right, kristen holmes in atlanta, thank you very much. >> as the trump campaign attempts to distance itself from those hateful remarks about puerto rico at the former president's rally, prominent puerto ricans are signaling their support for vice president kamala harris, including superstar bad bunny, who shared a harris campaign clip to his more than 45 million followers on instagram last night. new york congressman of democratic party richie torres joins us now. he is of puerto rican descent. congressman, good to see you as always. i mean, obviously, those comments about puerto rico are disgusting and hateful um, wha

donald trump held his rally last night at madison square garden. why on a sunday?ats they had two to work on monday. msnbc is getting called out for splicing did not see images -- images but that turned out to be a kamala harris interview. comedian tony hinchcliffe is under fire for joking that puerto rico is a floating island of garbage. upsetting new yorkers who said i thought we were the floating island of garbage. get in line, puerto rico! trumps that if he is reelected he will cover the cost of his administration's transition. kamala harris responded by saying if they hire venezuelan gang members we will also cover their transition. in an appeal to young men aoc and tim walz played football online this weekend. they would have played call of duty but walz kept trying to run. at one point in their stream had than 10,000 viewers. hello my stream beats that and that is when i write my name in the snow. a group supporting kamala harris released a bizarre ad showing a young man pleasuring himself while watching porn on his phone at least they found some guys who ar

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madison square garden credit. it's a full highest madison square garden. there's donuts on the stage is a high profile raleigh to boost his white high speed as we had into the last full week of campaign. and george's rolling pro russian party wins parliamentary elections with over 54 percent of the vote. but the country president rejects the results, the high that i'm jack powered. welcome to the show with just over a week to go before america legs, the next president, donald trump has been rallying his supporters in new york. and that's the city web from made his name, but it's also a democrat stronghold. trump addressed a crowd of $20000.00 also at madison square garden. it's a high profile venue, and the stage was lost by a republican for president. 40 years ago. its trump channels, his reality tv stop passed within the top on his challenge, a couple of hers and her record in office over the past 4 years. every problem facing is going to be solved, but now the fate of our nation is in your hands. next tuesday, you have to stand up and you have to tell c

and i think madison square garden is accustomed to. we are talking about a series ahead of donald trump slated to speak in about the next hour and a half, two hours. it includes a cast of his own campaign staff. to stephen miller, but also the likes of donald trump's former personal attorney and new york city mayor rudy giuliani. imminently, you're going to be having don jr., elon musk, there right behind me. speaker mike johnson just at the stage. this is a republican party that is not just talk to the white house, and also it's going to be trying to hold on to the majorities and take majorities in u.s. congress. a lot of that is going to come down to some of these key congressional districts here in the state of new york. and so far, i think it would be an understatement to say that we have heard several vulgarities from multiple speakers. several very personal, demeaning attacks on the likes of vice president harris, but also people like district attorney alvin bragg and new york attorney general lakisha james. this is a moment here

of his move of doing this closing argument from madison square garden? >> what it is almost purely symbolic no one should be under the illusion that he has any chance of winning new york state or new york city. frankly, he didn't even win the immediate area around donald trump when trump tower, i should say when he ran in 2016 and in 2020. so that's that's not what this is about. it's purely symbolic. it's a way to run against and i was listening to some of that rally kind of running against cities, against new york city, against the idea that democratically run cities are horrible places, are terrible places and that his politics is taking intended to take the country in a different direction. and so there is no greater symbol of urban life in new york than in the heart of new york city. and i think that's why he's here and it is so ironic that it is you're saying it is, it is an attack on democratically run cities and how they are run. >> and yet, donald trump wouldn't wants to be here. he cares so much about new york and being in new york city and bei

>> madison square garden was packed. people waited hours to get in.sat through hour after hour of this rally. they were fervent in their devotion to all things trump. trump has rate created a movement. there is no doubt. i cannot think of another republican figure of my lifetime who could have come into a democratic city like new york and put together anything like that. >> they have been trashing him all day for saying that. that's true. that's obvious. anyone would be saying the same thing. no one could have done it. they wouldn't try to do it. the night was a celebration of american freedom, probably above all else. but they, of course are others who truly believe that you can't be a good person or a moral person if you believe we need to take care of american needs and american problems first. >> this is called normalization. >> yes. >> this is the dissent into fascism if we so choose. with such dire warnings and i mean them from the bottom of my heart as a daughter of refugees who came here escaping war. it was everything that you need know about

look at the rally and how diverse it was at madison square garden.umber of jewish americans that we had there. the only people that supported hitler was a nazi. if you tell me the jewish americans and african-american and native americans were there are nazis. kamala harris is hemorrhaging talking about day one. her day one was in 2021. the most powerful woman in the world right now and she has failed the american people and not wielded that power for our benefit and why our economy is faltering and why 21 million illegals have entered this country. she wants to worry about any focus as the border czar, that should be where she is focused. unfortunately she is focused on tearing down donald trump which proves the joy is gone in the harris campaign. >> harris: well, i do want to get to this. >> donald trump back in 2017 and fired four years later because he divides america. people are tired. they want to turn the page. they want a new generation of leaders. >> harris: what happened to the joy? this is reflexively an old playbook move by some democrats

this huge rally in madison square garden.y this city, by the elites of this city. by the media in the city, by the d.a., the kind of humiliation they dried to put donald trump through and throw him in jail and indict him. and he said we left. we essentially left new york city. we went, you know, to florida and other places because this city and its elites were so unnecessarily cruel to our family. and so for them, this return to madmadison square garden was meaningful. not just the people inside the arena but around the arena as well. i think it means a lot. by the way, ainsley, he is not just trying to win the election. it's very clear to me from this move here and others he has made in deep blue areas. is he after the popular vote so he can once and for all silence his critics. >> ainsley: great to see you. nice job this weekend. thank you so much for waking up early for us. >> thank you. >> ainsley: laura ingraham is going to join "fox & friends" on set. set. ♪ you've got a pepto predicament, ace. you overdid it on the loa

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so this is what we've been hearing out of madison square garden tonight. kristen, what have you been tracking everything. >> just getting picked to keep in mind, here's somebody who's attended dozens upon dozens of these rallies, even for me, listening to this rudder it was incredibly dark and hateful. there was a lot of nativist rhetoric talking about how america is for americans only we heard someone saying that america first met american citizens with getting jobs first miss usa. we heard those lines about messing illegals we've heard someone saying that hillary clinton was a sick name calling to kamala harris and that really important one that has received enormous amount of backlash from both democrats bradley, and republicans that puerto rico was literally an island of garbage. >> this has been some of the darkest rhetoric that i referred at what these trump rallies. >> and the reason why it is so significant is that we are talking about a kick event to what is the end of the campaign? in the final week before people hit whole obviously, he knows som

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plus, we sent triumph the insult comedy dog to maga square garden.to the final week of "indecision 2024!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] we are now just one week from election day, but the election is actually well under way. over 50 million people have already voted early. these days, election day is like a white woman's birthday. you got to celebrate it for a whole [bleep] month. but there's still a ton of people who haven't voted yet. and for those people, one late-breaking controversy could actually end up making a difference. >> days of backlash after a comedian's racist joke about puerto rico at a trump rally. >> they are seeing this backlash breakthrough in a way that they have not seen yet this cycle. >> puerto rico fallout spreading like wildfire in pennsylvania >> superstars like bad bunny, j.lo, and ricky martin took to social media and their hundreds of millions of followers, blasting out support for vice president harris. >> jeanmarie lugo says the joke sealed her vote for harris. >> i finally said, no, i have to be on the right side of the h

president donald trump at madison square garden.going to the pause for a second so you can hear what's going on. >> usa! usa! usa! >> reporter: a lot of usa chants which we hear at a lot of rallies. i was just in pennsylvania last night. i'm going to step out of the way. people are from all over the place. they've been out here for several hours and counting here. the former president's not going to be on stage until about 5:00, but elon musk will be here before that, and other big names, so people are hyped up to watch this in realtime. take a look at this, because this is one of the main topics the former president's going to talk about. he's going to highlight the 2215,000 migrants that have flooded the city here in new york since to 2022 the and the increases in crime that have come with it. the new york city mayor's office says they've spent more than $5 billion to care for migrants since 2022. that's a lot of cash. people here in new york city when we talk to them on the campaign trail across the country and in deep blue new y

donald trump has this big rally going on at madison square garden.in the mid-1930s at madison square garden and don't think he doesn't know for one second exactly what they're doing there. maria: that is so i irresponsible. joining me now is oklahoma senator markwayne mullin. senator, i know you were at the madison square garden rally. give us your reaction to all of this. i should point out that there was an instagram piece that i read the other day from a survivor of the holocaust and he said that all of them, kamala harris, she and tim walz, they owe the trump campaign an apology. he survived hitler. he ser desc survived the holoca. knows what hitler and the holocaust is all about and they owe everybody who survived a massive apology. what do you make of them comparing trump to hitler and the madison square garden rally comparing it to naziism? >> it's dangerous. this is what led to the assassination attempts of president trump. here's the party that tries to talk about inclusion, we're for the party of everyone, yet when they get behind and go to

. (♪♪) >>> you are looking at live pictures from madison square garden where donald trump is expectedk in the next hour. that will do it for me, thanks for watching, i will be back next saturday and sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern point don't go anywhere, ayman picks up the coverage now. >>> good evening, everyone, tonight on ayman, donald trump set to take the stage at madison square garden any minute now, following speakers who opened is rally with crude and extreme and divisive language. >>> plus, jd vance as unmerged as trump's explainer in chief, because let's face it, he really needs one point and with just nine days left, don't forget a major deciding factor for voters, a woman's right to choose. all of that and more. i am ayman mohyeldin, let's do it point . >> [ music ] >>> nine days out from the election, donald trump's rally is live at madison square garden, new york city. the high profile venue in his hometown that he has sought for years. all afternoon, we have seen a flurry of trump allies on stage, spewing the hate and the division that has sadly become mainstream in maga p