a.g., good to see you. thanks for being here. >> great to be with you.from venezuela. they were flown to martha's vineyard, and now they're suing over it. >> what's so interesting to me is, you know, governor abbott, governor desantis are arranging for folks to go to states that have said we are sanctuary states, we welcome individuals. and if you look at the images when they are, when they are transported there, i mean, look in new york. they're setting up what they're calling tents. it looks like a hurricane has hit or something, same in martha's vineyard. i think they called in the national guard. these are the types of is situations times a thousand that they're dealing with in texas, arizona and in florida every day. and so it's really a juxtaposition of, you know, when you say you're welcoming, you're a sanctuary state, but with you don't have to deal with the challenges to health care, education. in florida we will spend $100 million in one year just incarcerating people that are here illegally committing crimes against floridians. maria: wow. >>

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and i remember that famous story when jim comey said that then-sitting doj head loretta lynch, the a.ggeneral, told him to call the hillary clinton e-mail scandal a matter and not an investigation. >> yeah. maria: so this goes back years where we saw politics getting involved in investigation, doesn't it? if. >> it sure does. i mean, they spied on president trump's campaign, they ran it out of the washington field office. everything kind of came here. and that's still one of the things whistleblowers are telling us, that the washington field office is having so much pressure, putting so much pressure on these agents to categorize cases as domestic violence, extremism, to make january 6th cases look like they're happening all over the country, not just that one single event that took place here in d.c. so that's some of the information we get from these whistleblowers. but you're right, maria, think about just in the past few weeks what we've seen from the fbi. they raided the home of a former president, they took phone of a sitting member of congress. just last week 20 agents guns draw

maria: a.g. how important do you think energy policy will be for voters? is extremely important, because americans have been feeling the pain at the pump since joe biden took office, in january of 2021. we have felt the pain at the pump it costs more to go to as i said soccer practice costs more to go to work buy groceries pay light bill i believe his policies and policies of nancy pelosi and liberal left are going to sink the democratic party in 20 days it is time for america to get out vote and vote with your not just with your heart but with your pocketbook your child's future. >> we leave it there watching midterms now 15 days away checking back with you leslie rutledge joining us this morning in arkansas the devastate is seeing largest drop in american history not full story the committee for responsible federal budget saying nothing to celebrate talking with christine mcdaniel what it means for inflation. stay with us. ♪ ♪ . this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers everything that's important to

they didn't file the lawsuit trying to block this program, but state a.g.'s did.said that the state would be robbed of revenue if the program would continue because it would entice people to consolidate their loans. the department of trying to cut out people who could consolidate this program kind of undermined that argument, at least that's what the jge said in yesterday's ruling. he dismissed that case because none of the people who brought it had the standing to do so, meaning they couldn't prove actual harm. the case is being appealed and we are waiting to see what that three panel judges decide. >> standing was brought by a taxpayer group from wisconsin. the district court and the appeals court all agreed that the group did not have standing. supreme court justice barrett upheld those rulings. are there other challenges in the pipeline that could threaten this? >> we have seven active lawsuits that are in some stage and a number of them have been dismissed because of standing and they are trying to fight for relief. the next one we would be wise to watch if y

. >> the implications here for someone like matt deperno taking over the a.g.' a state like michigan write believe there are two to three dozen militia groups head quartered in the state, can you paint a picture of the implication of someone else, not you, in charge of what could be a hot bed of domestic terrorism? >> it's not just anyone else. we're talking about about a person who has called these proceedings a sham. even though, you know, these convictions were in jackson county. this was not just a threat to governor when itmer, it is to individuals in all people in my state. they want to cause murder and mayhem and chaos to our officials and local law enforcement as well. they weren't republicans. they weren't trumpsters. they were anti-government insurrectionists who wanted to do as much damage as possible. but that being the case, my opponent has said that he believes the fbi orchestrated all of this. in fact, he called the members of the wolverine watchmen an teva which we know is ridiculous. but the concern i have is this. we still have five more defend

wisconsin, hillary not campaigning in michigan or going to union halls, bill clinton getting on then-a.g also is indicating too, there's a split between the obama and biden camps. we knew that. and a split between the obama and clinton camps. so the top leadership of the democrat party is not as coalesced as people may think. >> not at all. it's so funny too how these people willing to say so much when talking to their buddies in the corporate media that they wouldn't with say out loud in front of people. then you had it followed up from obama many to trump who would say everything publicly about how he felt about intraparty disputes, and now we're back to this era of shivving people in the back but doing it, you know, quietly -- elizabeth: you know, they've been making divisive, critics, political wash dogs are saying these top democrats have been dividing america, making divisive comments about democrat voters, about republican voters, you know? just saying divisive comments across the board. and then being divisive behind the scenes about each other. >> yeah. but there was also the pr

so we actually respect people like justice, a.g. brown, jackson until we actually stop meaning people to death, shooting them in their beds. george floyd and breonna taylor. until we stop educating generations of people about who they are, we stop fighting a holistic history of of all contribution. this country. it's a fraught term to say america, you know what i mean? to just say america. no, obviously, when i travel overseas, i feel my americanness because is where i'm from in many different ways. but, you know, for me, i'm i'm with i'm with baldwin with w.e.b. dubois. this is a double conscious that we're talking about. and i think when you look at the work of our our esteemed panelists, this is what they're talking about as well. you know, how do we navigate this thing called america, how do you figure it out? and so, you know, i just i'm i'm i mean, rooted in my africanness, in my south carolina and is rooted in my brooklyn jersey ness. that's what it means where my people are from, where i'm based out of. and once i became con

now the state's republican a.g. asked for this reinstatement.ndidates had been trying to stay real quiet about it. look, abortion is a deeply personal issue. good people can disagree. most folks oppose absolutist extremes and feel comfortable with the old safe, legal and rare formulation. perhaps that's why only 13% of americans say abortion should be illegal in all circumstances. the number of americans who describe themselves as pro-choice and record number high of 55% in may. but take a look at what happened in idaho. a trigger law now taken effect causing some public universities in the state to formally warn faculty not to talk about abortion as an option or tell students how to get emergency contraception because they could be charged with a felony. university of idaho is saying referrals for any form of birth control should be stopped. not abortion, contraception. and all this feels like the opposite of free speech, right? even president biden weighed in on it. >> we're talking about contraception here. it shouldn't be that controversial.

a civil case alleging fraud by the new york a.g. that's what this is about. a right to gain that kind of information about a public figure. in this case the request came when he was president. that's the most important public figure that we need to have transparency about. >> we will soon find out about this, at least this aspect of it. it's good to see you, norm. thank you. >>> outfront for us next, don lemon, co-host of cnn's new morning show speaks to democratic senate candidate john fetterman about the attack on speaker pelosi's husband. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. tastes great in our iced coffees too. which makes waking up at 5 a.m. to milk the cows a little easier. (moo) mabel says for you, it's more like 5:15. man: mom, really? [sfx: stomach gurgling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... when you need it most. >>> finally tonight, pennsylvania senate candidate, democrat john fetterman, acknowledging

>> you were the former deputy a.g. what did you think hearing that discussion?well, i think it's pretty hard to draw too many conclusions about what the -- what mr. rosen should have been doing or was doing. i think this is a situation when the heat of the moment where people are disstressed and trying to get something to happen. none of the people there are in a position to make the things happen that needed to happen. so i don't know what to make of it, frankly. i'm not prepared to say who was at fault among that group. i think the people at fault were others than the people on that particular phone call. >> the committee's investigation is happening at the same time as the justice department is investigating donald trump. cnn legal am list elly hoenig has written this. "it is humiliating for doj to wind up in this position relative to the committee, give than prosecutors have vastly superior investigative tools. the justice department can execute search warrants, attain wiretaps, issue grand jury subpoenas and use the threat of prison time to flip coop ray fo

with seth meyers. 2,000 people were jailed for marijuana-related crimes while she was the california a.g 2011 to 2016. she said a lot more. jimmy failla was watching. host of fox across america. pick your poison and where do you want to start? >> it wasn't the hottest show in town last night. $1 hundred to get up. $25 to. starting with the weed thing. it was vintage kamala. heaping portions of hypocrisy sandwiched between word salad and nervous energy. when she is talking about no one being in jail for smoking a joints. 1900 inmates in san francisco spent time in jail when she was attorney general. then she tried to make the border a trump thing. they repealed his signature remain in mexico policy the day they got in office and incentivized this whole thing. i guess it is what you expected, a mess, a lot of denial. if there is ever a show to have a fake laugh on it's seth meyers. it was a good -- the one time her fake laugh, thank you for this. it makes sense. >> dana: they didn't have to turn on the laugh track. >> bill: crowd got the night off. >> dana: a pennsylvania school district d

missouri's a.g., eric schmidt, had this to say about the latest ruling.time we shine a light on the censorship enterprise and force these officials to come clean to the american people x this ruling will allow us to do just that. we'll keep pressing for the truth, for the truth. now, mike, the white house has said in the past that they deny any allegations of colluding with social media companies. fox has reached out to them and dr. fauci's office for comment on this latest ruling, we're waiting to hear back. back to you, mike. mike: charles watson, thanks very much. shocking new september numbers highlighting the growing crisis at our southern border. a live report from our man, bill melugin, in eagle pass, texas, after the break. after the break. ♪ ♪ igh protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. ...tower cam for a - hey! folks, we seem to have a visitor. it looks like - looks like you paid too much for your glasses. ... w

and this was part of a letter that he wrote to the a.g.,to garland as well as christopher wray. this: this is the gist of it. based on disclosures to my office. the fbi has within its possession significant, imaivelgt and voluminous evidence with respect to potential criminal conduct by hunter biden and james biden. these new whistleblower disclosures beg the question. in light of the allegations that i have done. what have done to investigate? and the rein right now looks like a test pattern. nothing. >> steve: we don't know. >> nothing has been done. >> steve: but they are sitting on the evidence. by the way, they didn't say like one smoking gun letter. he said there is voluminous evidence and they are sitting on it and they are never going to release it if they don't have to. here is what i think is really interesting. if a republican president. let's say it was donald trump. you name the president, had this kind of dirt on him -- his family and his connection to it and the corruption, every single member of congress and the g.o.p. would be asked about this. and asked to have

maria: well, you were the a.g., attorney general, you are the law and order candidate.ak and talk inflation, law and order and the wide open border. we'll be back with nevada the new subway series menu. the greatest sandwich roster ever assembled. tony, the new outlaw's got double pepper jack and juicy steak. let's get some more analysis on that, chuck. mmm. pepper jack. tender steak. very insightful, guys. the new subway series. what's your pick? maria: welcome back. we are back with north dakota senate republican candidate adam laxalt and, adam, we've been talking about the issues that voters care about. you mentioned inflation. we also have a wide open border. what has that border with 3 million people coming into america on joe biden's watch meant to nevada? >> look, first and foremost, my opponent, senator masto, has said that it's misinformation, that there is no such thing as an open border. we've got local media outlets that are fact checking me on my comments and are going on offense on this issue that we do have an open border. i was there, maria. the border i

they didn't themselves block the program but their state a.g.'d and in that instance they said the state would be robbed of revenue if the department's program would allow to continue because it would entice people to consolidate their loans. however, the department in making deaddition to cut out a lot of the people who could consolidate from this program kind of under undermeaned -- under mined that argument, that's that's what the judge said in yesterday's ruling. now, he dismissed that case because none of the people who brought it in his estimation had the standing to do so mean meaning they couldn't really prove any actual harm. now, the case is certainly being appealed right now. it's heading to the eighth circuit. so we're waiting to see what the panel of three judges decide. >> standing was also an issue brought by a taxpayer group in wisconsin. the appeals court agree that the group did not have standing. supreme court justice amy coney barrett yup held those rulings. are there are other challenges in the pipeline that could threat then

>> yeah, that goes to the dereliction of duty that we saw from bill barr as a.g., where he constantly put the interests of donald trump, ahead of the justice department and the final days in office when he couldn't do any more for donald trump and he quit. right up until then, it was the way he behaved. constantly ignoring the advice of officials, constantly overturning their recommendations to take action that would benefit the former president even if they were wildly inconsistent with department of justice and the united states. >> is this over now, matt? the grand jury has been excused, it sounds like, in all of this. has john durham's handiwork -- has it come to a close? >> well, his cases are over. i think it's pretty clear, he's not going to bring any more charges. one. environments under the regulations is that they write a confidential report and submit it to the attorney general. and the attorney general makes a decision whether or not to release that report to the public. i think merrick garland will be under pressure from americans to release that report but i have to say

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of course, acting a.g. rosen did make moves. but congressional leadership recognized on a bipartisan basis that president trump was the only person that could get the mob to end their violent siege of the congress, leave the capitol and go home. here's senator mcconnell speaking after january 6th about how president trump abandoned his duties and failed to do his job. >> it was obvious. only president trump could end this. he was the only one who could. former aides publicly begged him to do so. loyal allies, frantically called the administration. the president did not act swiftly. he did not do his job. he didn't take steps so federal law could be faithfully executed and order restored. no. >> in the midst of this violent chaos, kevin mccarthy implored donald trump to tell his supporters to leave the capitol. when that didn't work, mccarthy called trump's adult children to try to get them to intercede with trump to call off the insurrectionary violence. we showed you a description of what mccarthy told jamie herrera butler with

merrick garland, the a.g., last been hands off allowing durham to do his thing.esn't want to get in the way. he said i renewed durham's budget, i let him do his thing. while we don't 100% know if merrick garland will give the sign off on john durham to release his report. i suspect that he will give that sign-off to allow that durham report to be released. just getting some information from jay gibson. he said igor danchenko hugged his wife who was in tears and again, not guilty on all four counts. >> neil: i'm wondering in the case of merrick garland but not intruding in the case, he's letting not that durham is inpleading -- imploding but the whole caught my be imploding. >> it's hard to tell. there was a lot that john durham wanted to bring in to the trial that the judge would not let him bring in for evidence reasons and other reasons. so i think john durham, if you'd ask him -- i wish we could ask him and do an interview with us. he probably won't do an interview. i wish we could ask and see if he didn't get a fair shake from the beginning and do things diff

president biden asking the department of health and human services plus the justice department and a.ghat's where the news is here because when we can reschedule or even ideally deschedule cannabis, that's truly what we need. cannabis is a non-toxic plant and we need descheduled so it's very similar to the alcohol and tobacco of the world open though this plant kills more every career than the government itself. thank you both. >>> guys, stick around for this. it may be the biggest election of the year. voting is under way to decide alaska's status there and the competition is abreuing. we can barely stabbed the excitement and, yes, victor finds this unbearable. >> wait a sec, was thaa betty rubble laugh? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪can you hear me calling... out your name?♪ ♪you know that i've falling...♪ ♪and i don't know what to say♪ ♪i'll speak a little louder...♪ ♪i'll even shout...♪ ♪you know that i'm proud and i can't get the words out♪ ♪oh i♪ dude... ♪i want to be with you everywhere♪ ♪oh i...♪ ♪i want to be with you everywhere♪ ♪ from bolt to blazer, equinox to silverado, chevy evs are for everyon

she is a failed a.g.hose lack of talent in the fight against crime is causing record numbers of people and companies to flee new york. bye, bye!" [ laughter ] peekaboo and "bye bye." oh, you know what, he must be spending time with his granddaughter before he goes to jail. [ laughter ] how sweet. [ cheers and applause ] i mentioned last night trump is also upset with governor ron desantis of florida, that's the rumor anyway, because he thinks ronny stole his idea when he shanghaied those venezuelan families to martha's vineyard. turns out trump did have a similar idea. his chief of staff at the department of homeland security says trump ordered them to round up immigrants, weed out the "murderers and rapists" as he called them, and send them to democrat-run cities. that was his plan. he wanted to send rapists to detroit and seattle and chicago and boston and of course, san francisco and l.a. this is what our president wanted to do. and they complain that joe biden is divisive. there seems to be no bottom

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james bennett decides i'm going to quit but he was outraged that a.g.erger, the owner of the newspaper did not stand up for him and he just says that nobody did. and he said the "new york times" has got to decide whether they are going to be just for progressives or not. one term was great. he goes they're a business wrapped around a church. and the church of the progressives. >> rachel: you said what does the "new york times" want to be? only good for recipes, frankly. >> steve: wordle is good. >> rachel: not into wordle. i love the recipes. that's it. here is what the editor who left or was fired, who he said his feelings were very hurt by all his colleagues who treated him like an incompetent fascist. he says he has a regret. his regret is having written this on his way out. he said after publication. this essay met strong criticism and many readers and many times colleagues, prompting editors though review the piece and the editing process. -- go ahead. >> steve: that is what they attached a day or so after -- they ran the tom cotton thing saying he

let's not forget in order for the district attorney and the a.g.what did they end up having to do? they had to bring a lawsuit, and of course he lost, trump, and he lost the appeal and tried to take it to the supreme court. and all he does is delay, delay. and the country can't afford to allow donald to delay. >> i found that really interesting in the book in particular because you actually -- you fear for your safety if trump is elected again. tell me why. >> well, it's not just me. i fear for the safety of many people. he has an enemies list that's probably a mile long. you for all you know because you've spoken negatively about him, you could be on that list as well. he doesn't care about anyone. their safety -- >> but what's the consequence of that list? >> the consequence, if in fact he becomes president again -- you've heard me say this a million times. i don't believe he's even running, but what about the trump 2.0, someone that's indebted to trump? then what happens? every single person is in jeopardy. and donald doesn't care. he's -- i'm n

i was during the bankruptcy by and i write about and unsettle the deputy a.g. who they don't believe we have we. we should get anything the victims should get anything because we do this to ourselves in the states, we're the ones providing the services. when the cameras were off, they wouldn't do your so yeah yeah. well, speaking of families, one woman who's on here might be one parent who's on here says they lost their son at age 27, $1,000,000,000, couldn't bring him back. we know so many people. and they it's almost an insult. this average $5,000 claims. but the question here is, relative to the costs, has the cost for the loss of life ever been put in financial terms? yes. and i think this is so there is two mediators in the case, you know, lane phillips and ken feinberg, ken feinberg being the same one who mediated the 911 fund and. there had to be sheets that were put together. the different creditor groups that were mediated under those two. you know chief kind of negotiators of what you know, what what is the cost of a human life. and i think that was w

but it's not a prioritt chy, is not, for new york's a.g. because she's too busy.letitia james carrying out her own revenge attack on donaldt sc trump. but the least shockingngent development inin n new york politics lately was the new york times editorial endorsing governor kathy hochul. now, over and over again, they write zeldin lee zeldin demo has demonstrated a loyalty totri trump ism oversm his oath to defend american democracy in the constitution. demo cracy and the u.s.and his campa. he makes a spurious, spurious argumentvernor hs about crimenge and advocates returning to the zero tolerance policies that have no clear connection old laroving public safety. well, i hate to break it to the gray old lady, but that's ea called getting tough on crime kids. and that's exactly what needs te to be done in new york . that was only when the polls started getting shaky for hochul did she even want to reexamining things like bail talk about reexamining things like bail reform. but that didn't last long.cking >> she still hasn't talked about locking up anyone, committin

authorization from us deputy attorney general lisa monaco, leaving many to ask why would the deputy a.g. give that kind of approval? well, it's notable that james meek was the award documen winning producer of a hulu documentary called thirty to 12 unredacted. the 30 to 12 refers tod, the special forces unit that f was ambushed in niger in 2017 ab for us soldiers lost their lives and the pentagon kept givin andg the families ofa the fallen soldiers different versions of what happened. ed t i also covered that story and talked to one of the widows at the time, michelle black watch. >> he always knew his odds. before he went in because i think he knew he was probablyu coming home. but i think he knew that if hef took a risk, some of his friends might. >> so the pentagon finally blamed the special forces for embarking on a rogue mission. o another abc journalist who also worked on the hulu documentary a also inexplicably leftfe the network a few months before james disappeared. so as for meek being m raidedee by the fbi, having his documents seized, never being charged and disappearing, he