tonight, we'll be speaking with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. she'll be here live with us in just a few minutes. it is of course just over 24 hours now until we're facing an absolutely pointless federal government shutdown tomorrow at midnight. i say that it is absolutely pointless and i mean it in a technical sense. previous government shutdowns were all dumb. but they were at least nominally for a reason. there was some dispute, a policy matter which the two parties couldn't agree upon. and a shutdown ensued until they could figure it out. in this case, i say this is a pointless shutdown that we're facing tomorrow night because although republicans in the senate are blocking the legislation that would keep the federal government from shutting down, they're not doing so for any particular reason. they're not even really bothering to say why they're doing it. they're only doing it because they can. so we will talk with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez about that, as the house passed legislation to keep the government open. it's gone to the

we could do the nicki minaj tweet, we could do the alexandria ocasio-cortez address . tom: the nicki minaj tweet is not appropriate for tv and radio, but ian bremmer responded to it. [laughter] jonathan: i will move on quickly. lisa, you are one dollar unchanged. lisa: i like that you get the bond market versus nicki minaj and the alexandria ocasio-cortez address at the met gala. tom: she looked stunning. lisa: 8:30 is the important number, the august cpi figure. the expectation is a 4/10 of a percentage increase. still they rise. what i am watching is how this compares to the increase we see in wages. this concerns me and it should concern the fed. even as you get consumer prices as they go to the drugstore and grocery store and pay rent, everything is going up and yet wages are not keeping pace. less than 4%. this is something i'm sure they are watching for. 1:00 p.m., apple, going to unveiled the apple 13 and the apple watch series seven. really front and center is the role of the service company following the ruling with respect to have a market and how they displa

so we will talk with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez about that, as the house passed legislation to keep the government open. it's gone to the senate where the idea will die because of republican opposition. we'll talk about that, and the high-stakes fight to try to pass the legislation that makes up the bulk of president biden's economic agenda. that is either going to happen or it's not. if it's not, it looks like it's going to be because of kyrsten sinema and joe manchin, who apparently don't want to pass president biden's agenda, but they won't say what they want to pass instead. they're just saying no. and nobody really seems to know what they want to do instead. but they're blocking everything that's otherwise possible without them. again, aoc as she's known, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, will be with us live for the latest on that in just a couple of minutes here. >>> we're also going to be taking a look at what may be a very consequential decision just announced by youtube. which is owned by google now. youtube announced today they will finally start taking down

do you think alexandria ocasio-cortez should be shot? he is still listening and soak can the audience? it is quite asinine. we condemn violence, we condemn political violence. many of the people who were there were not engaged in it. they simply were in the wrong place, wrong time, as many people have been in history. we have seen them. just two months ago, there was a protest that blockaded the white house. you probably never heard of that. those folks were arrested and released. this is about equal treatment. i understand many people are blinded by their hatred of donald trump. i get it. do not let that blind you to the injustice of our government. the way these people are being treated, must agree it is a moral and unconstitutional. host: illinois, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. hopefully i get to talk to you a little bit and you will not cut me off. he probably will cut me off. while you are speaking, he is showing clips of the worst of the worst on january 6. he is not sure you clips where the officers invited them

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alexandria ocasio-cortez wearing an elite met gala. it would play better at the dollar store.ickets at this gala cost 35,000. tables were worth a quart of a million. what alexandria ocasio-cortez weren't tell you, that the top 20% pay 90% of all federal income taxes, they want to raise your taxes higher with just democrat votes. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. jackie: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. elizabeth: we start tonight with the secretary of state antony blinken getting grilled in his second day of hearings in the senate. more fireworks. watch this. >> what did we think was going to happen? all of those things were in place at the time. i think the most concerning part of is if we didn't have analysis that looked at auld of this, this is not a failure of intelligence. this is failure of policy and planning. we have the wrong people analyzing this. someone didn't see this, either someone didn't see this or someone didn't want to see this. >> i do read the news as most americans do, we realize this is a complete debacle. and i think

we have the blowback against democrat alexandria ngocasio-cortez wearing a tax te rich dress.he cost of 35000, tables were worth more than a quarter of a million, what alexandria ocasio-cortez in the far left won't tell you that the top 20% already pay 90% of all federal income taxes. but they want to reach her taxes higher than china with democrat votes. i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" start right now. elizabeth: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network. we start with the secretary of state anthony blinken getting grilled on the second week of hearing in the senate, more fireworks, watch this. >> what did we think was going to happen, i think the most concerning part if we did not have an analysis that looked at all of this, this is not a failure of intelligence or policy and planning. we have the wrong people analyzing this, someone did not see this, someone did not see this or someone wanted to see this. >> i do refuse as most americans do, this is a complete debacle and i think what concerns me the most among many things is the attachment t

en alexandria.Énita. las se escuelas tambiÉn sos sicolÓgicas. >>> por la noche despierta pensando que la estÁn pegando y se levanta tipo 3 de la ma nana llorando. >>> luego de lo sucedido su hija llamÓ a su padre. el trato del personal educativo fue en sus palabras malÍsimo. los maestros se molestaron cuando notificÓ que llamÓ a la policÍa y los paramÉdicos. >>> que pasa, no quieres un incidente en tu cuela. >>> telemundo se comunicÓ con las escuelas pÚblicas de alexandria y dijeron que la administraciÓn escolar. los administradores estÁn en comunicaciÓn con las familias de los estudiantes involucrados. >>> el escenario ideal para mÍ, es una escuela sin violencia. >>> cambiamos de informaciÓn. no te preocupes, te vemos pronto. es el mensaje de una camioneta funeraria, captaron la informaciÓn de todos los que la vieron. >>> los residentes de charlotte en carolina del norte vayan y se vacunen contra el coronavirus. >>> vacunate o te veremos pronto. >>> incrementado en un 22% en esa localidad. y los cr

representative alexandria ocasio-cortez arrived at the met gala in style this week. but not everyone's happy with her ootd. >>> plus, france recalling its ambassadors to the u.s. and australia over a new national security partnership. i will tell you what, nothing will spoil a trans-atlantic alliance like a multibillion-dollar arms deal going south. >>> but first, richard lui is here with the headlines, hey richard. >>> congratulations to you my friend. >>> police in north port, florida, say they are working with the fbi to find 23-year-old brian laundrie. this comes after his fiancee, gabby petito, disappeared during a cross-country trek last week. she remains missing right now and investigators identified laundrie as a person of interest in that case. >>> the man who opened in a synagogue in san diego, pleaded guilty. john earnest now 22 years old killed one person, and injured several others in that shooting. federal prosecutors and earnest will jointly recommend a life sentence plus 30 years. >>> and the notre dame cathedral in paris is now finally stable, and se

or >> but alexandria ocasio-cortez, they didn't break windows. they didn't storm into the capitol building. >> we're not talking about people who broke doors and broke windows. look the people who did that with kavanaugh knew they shouldn't be there, too. they had to be arrested and dragged out. they were not turned into le t domestic terrorists. >> michael, what do you make of this whitewashing of -- of -- of history here? you -- you have the organizer here and you have others who are calling these people political prisoners. and i'm like, guys, i'll take you to some countries to show you what real political om prisoners look like. these guys are not political prisoners. >> well, first, let me -- allow me to echo helen and congratulate you, my friend. >> thank you, michael. >> i am so proud of you. proud of your work. and it's exciting to see it result in this opportunity. >> thank you so much. >> oh, absolutely. look. you know, helen put her finger on it. babies do what babies do. they cry. they poop. and what you witnessed in that interview wa

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democratic socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez said her tax the rich dress was talking about the conversation. how about this, will aoc discuss a new joint committee taxation on report that the house democrats tax hikes will slam lower income blue-collar workers, making just 30,000 a year? what is next for california after big business helped democrat positive gavin newsom acrowd recall? exit polls show strong voter resentment against newsom policies. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. okay, let's break down this controversy over the joint chiefs of staff chair general mark milley. the white housedown flaying allegations in a new book loaded with anonymous sources by bob woodward and robert costa saying that it was routine, the white house saying it was routine for the general to call his counterpart in china. joining us now former national security advisor to vice president mike pence, retired lieutenant-general keith kellogg. general, great to have you back on. what is your reaction to th

alexandria hoff fox news.cano eruption in the spanish island of parma is intensifying tonight. and you're looking at it. their spanish authorities say the eruption has been. at its most powerful over the last 24 hours. the eruption started a week ago, and so far almost 6000 people have been told to leave their homes. gas and ash continue to fill the air, creating unhealthy conditions. flights to the island have been suspended because of that ash in the air. some 400 homes and buildings have been destroyed, but so far no major injuries have been reported. we don't see the situation getting any better as we do not see the end where things will be improving that warning from businesses selling the items you want each trouble for shoppers, this coming holiday shopping season coming up. what will likely be harder than usual to find what you need. and we've got even cooler temperatures expected as we get into tomorrow and we start the week with a chance of rain. i'll have details coming up in your extended forecast,

and alexandria ocasio-cortez and that wing, those are the progressives.and most of the people are somewhere in the middle. that would be the moderates and not the sinema and manchins of the party. >> i understand how you're reshaping the kind of the paradigm in which we see the democratic party. i mean, the fact is, and this is what is troublesome about the position that -- and i actually agree with jim and david. they've spent time in the white house and crafted major legislation like that. dare not disagree with anybody who help usher in the affordable care act. my only point in saying all of this is that no one truly knows what sinema and manchin are standing for. it's not where they fall on the political paradigm. but the fact is they say 3.5 trillion is too much. okay, well, what's enough? what do you want? do you want 3 trillion? or 2.5 trillion? what do you want it could cover and what don't you want it to cover? >> i just knew i was going to be wrong with that. [ laughter ] >> no, my point is this. presumably they are talking about what should be

so then who are the people who are to the right in the democratic party of alexandria ocasio-cortez? you understand what i'm saying? it seems to me that they are the, i would say, center-right when it comes to democrats and alexandria ocasio-cortez and that wing, those are the progressives. and most of the people are somewhere in the middle. that would be the moderates and not the sinema and manchin. >> i get how you're -- i understand how you're reshaping kind of the paradigm in which we see the democratic party. i mean the fact is -- and this is what is troublesome about the position that -- and i actually agree with jim messina and david axelrod. they have dr they're experts in this. they've spent time in the white house and crafted major legislation like this. my only point in all of this is saying that no one truly knows what sinema and manchin are standing for. i think that's the largest problem. it's not where they fall on the political paradigm, but the fact is they say $3.5 trillion is too much. okay. well, what's enough? tell me how you want to -- what do you want? do you w

in washington, alexandria off fox news coming up next at six.another sideshow comes to oakland, and this one was well attended despite a police crackdown. san r action as scores of renters could face eviction in just a matter of days. this is ktvu fox two news at six. after two extensions, the moratorium blocking evictions, which was enacted during the pandemic will end this thursday. september 30th. good evening, everyone i'm julie julie haener. i'm andre senior in for frank somerville. this afternoon, people rallied in cities across the country, including san francisco, vowing to fight to keep people in their homes. ktvu greg liggins joins us with more with what protesters are demanding. greg. yeah andre. they got their message out during two different but connected events in the city this afternoon, both of them aimed at havingal

in washington, alexandria off fox news. well, the city of santa rosa wants to hear what the public thinks about a newly drafted urgency ordinance that seeks to address vacation rentals. city officials say they would like residents to submit their feedback by october, 8th before the city council considers the measure on october 12th. now the urgency ordinance covers everything from permits, taxes and occupancy limits. the draft ordinance and instructions for submitting input are available on the city's website free parking at sites around the golden gate national recreation area in san francisco. marin county could be coming to a halt. today was the last day for the public to comment on fees proposed for areas that offer free parking right now. that includes stinson beach, baker beach lands and look out and china beach, among others. the park service's considering charging $3 an hour or $10 a day to pay for trash collection, traffic control operations and repairs it for pu if approved, new parking fees will start in mid to l

alexandria ocasio-cortez in the same interview said if he thinks he's going to get the infrastructure bill without giving us the 3.5 trillion he's crazy. do you have a sense there's a number somewhere you can get alexandria ocasio-cortez and joe manchin on the same page? >> it's going to be hard. it's possible, but it's going to be hard. it's not necessarily the number. it's what policies, what proposals is he saying he wants to cut. he has said he doesn't necessarily think that adding a program to help care givers is the greatest idea right now. is that something that a.o.c. and many other progressives, and even not progressives, just the run of the mill democrats are going to say, that's okay with us? they understand the math that is leading to the next election. they have a razor thin majority in the house and the senate. talk to democrat after democrat, they feel that the clock is ticking and if they don't do what they were elect today do now, they might not get another chance for a while because the republicans are very likely at this point to take over the house. that's even wha

only less than 600 people -- >> jon: hang on a second, alexandria. we're getting our first images. let's listen to mission control. >> as part of the inspiration for mission, the crowd here is very excited to see them after the first time as well. so yeah, couple of minutes left of the blackout period, and we should be getting comms re-established with the crew here shortly. >> jon: the blackout period, clayton, perhaps you're the best to explain that to us. the capsule is coming back, and the friction of it ebb countering the earth's -- encountering the earth's atmosphere heats up the heat shield, and the exterior of the capsule to greater than 3,000 degrees fahrenheit, and that creates this sort of wall of gas around the capsule, does it not, that prevents the radios from actually being able to transmit? >> right. when you come back into the atmosphere, and your vehicle is traveling as fast as these vehicles travel, the friction is very great and creates heat, and it basically envelopes the capsule, and this is a small capsule, so it will be -- most of it will be enveloped. you c

let me see if i can cut through this. alexandria castillo cortez years ago was sandy cor, jazz who was created out of whole cloth. she became a socialist democrat, democratic socialist, the darling of the left. and she is the most important person. and i want you to understand this in destroying the democratic party. she is to the left of the left of the left, but not only left that we can handle. it's an incoherent left. it's left that doesn't make any sense. it's about shibboleths and instagram's and hash tags, but no absolute commitment to anything. she is responsible for causing a fracture, a schism if you will, in the democratic party between the hardliners, if you will, nancy pelosi and others to big money person and his child. by the way, please note nobody is wearing a mask as a big deal here. nobody of the of the of the glamour righty or whatever glitter roddy are wearing a mask. that's all they live for. these people live for nothing but bad cleaning cards and mask then you're going to kill me. but yet look at them. none of them do this and let me also tell you what you're se

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historic spaceflight coming up tonight alexandria is telling the story in washington pretty. >> i isnt leap for people like us, this is all amateur crews, preparing to return back to earth and space x inspiration for mission contains the first all civilian team took off from cape canaveral this evening the crew was in the castle and it quickly reached traveled since the end of the apollo moon program in the 70s and there they share truly stunning images and onboard a wealthy benefactor who funded the trip along with the geoscientist aerospace data engineer and the missions actually survived countless bone cancer and 29, youngest mark into have been in space. now they are preparing to return back home is just a few hours away the dragon capsule instead of parachute into the atlantic ocean off of florida stacker seven. >> alexandria in washington thank you so much. >> issue and if you can still hear me, you're new to fox news so we welcome you can you still hear me alexandria pretty. >> i can and i'm so excited to be here and thank you so much for the warm welcome they came from philad

, data that could have shown how the pandemic began including a lab leak and democrat socialist alexandriacasio-cortez says her tax the rich dress was about starting a conversation. aoc discussed the new taxation report that the house democrats tax heights will slam lower to blue-collar workers, watch this making 30000 year, what is next for california after big business, democrat governor gavin newsom avoided the recall polls showing strong voter resentment against newsom policy. i am elizabeth macdonald and "the evening edit" starts rightt now. liz: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network let's break down the controversy over the joint chief of staff general mark milley the white house downplaying allegations loaded with anonymous sources by bob woodward and rob acosta saying it was routine for the general to call his counterpart in china. joining is now former national security advisor to vice president mike pence he is retired lieutenant general keith kellogg, it's great to have you back on what is your reaction to this controversy. >> thank you for having me on to

. -- alexandria, virginia. we hadn't moved in.stands out to me the most was the one that was done for president sadat9. and he was a big fan of western art. and so mother had remingtons and other western sculptures as the centerpieces. some tables just had flowers and some had sculptures. but she did that with other heads of state. she found out what they were interested in and what kind of art they were interested in, and then from there they would choose sculptures to be in the centerpieces and the flowers. and, i mean, the social office did an amazing job of coordinating table cloths with sculptures, with flowers and that sort of thing and the china, and choosing which china. my mother, i know, made the difference and they went away from longhand tables to round tables because she felt they were much easier for people to have conversations. >> susan, you're so right about that. and in the white house state dining room, there's room with round tables for about 130 guests. and those were the years when i first started covering th

talk about berman's favorite, which is the nexus of fashion and politics because congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez attended the met gala and this may be the dress that is the most remembered. on the dress it says tax the rich. standing next to the designer who is one of the few black designers who was featured at this event. this of course, maggie, is one of the most expensive and elitist events of the year, and i wonder if you think she thread the needle here with her message and presence there or not? >> i think she did. look, i think there's going to be an effort by republicans to say, look, i saw a lot of this last night, this is a gift to republicans in the midterms. the midterms are not going to be decided on aoc's dress, first of all, but second, it's unsurprising to see criticism that there she is hobnobbing with the wealthy. the message is not a popular message in the crowd. there is something risky about doing it. i think she could continue to preach to people who already agree with her or preach to people who don't, and she chose to do the latter. >> i would say it's the o

they brought their bed from alexandria because they liked that bed.hall we say. >> susan i want to ask about something i did not know existed until two months ago. the last 151st ladies had had orchids designed and named in their honor, i did not know this. i have got to tell you if you have never seen it, the betty ford orchid is extraordinary, earlier in this program showed it and explained that it took seven generations of the breeding to get exactly the style. and i understand from the grower who does this, he even gave one to jill biden while she was the vice president's wife and now she's the first lady. it's a beautiful yellow one. your mother's orchid is absolutely the fanciest and most beautiful of them all. but her favorite flower? >> her favorite flower is a rose. she loved pinks, pastels, corals, pale yellows. when we designed the cover for her casket, the floral covering, if you go back and look at those pictures they were all done in roses of those shades. she picked out those colors herself. it was not done after she was gone. she was a

like alexandria ocasio-cortez are using a tragedy that happened in new york where even people died ton infrastructure. and what i can tell you is that human infrastructure is not going to do a damn thing to help my constituents who have seen flooding in their basements, streets flooded. what we need is true, real infrastructure. and, unfortunately, nancy pelosi has even hijacked that bill and has prevented us from having a debate and a vote is on it. instead, she brought us to washington to jam down that $3.5 trillion socialist squad package, and i think that it's frustrating to a lot of people. but in addition to that, what's extraordinarily frustrating to me in general and to the taxpayers that i represent is they pay money to the government for a reason, okay? they expect certain things in exchange; public safety, quality education, transportation. and, yes, infrastructure. what has the city, under mayor de blasio, or the state under governor cuomo been doing for the last decade with the money that we pay to the city of new york and the state of new york? which, by the way, is more

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jillian: new york representative alexandria ocasio cortez facing an ethics complaint after attendingala this week, the congresswoman and member of the progressive squad turned heads in account with tax the rich and the back, the complaint charges aoc's free tickets to the event, impermissible gift, the group is calling for a full investigation. the school board in loudoun county, virginia voting to adopt a new speech policy for school employees, two virginia courts will against the school board decision to suspend a teacher for refusing to use preferred pronouns for his students, better policy affirming faculties right to pursue - with clear about on-the-job. parent in the embattled county express and deep frustration for policies on masks, vaccine mandates and critical race theory. >> thank you. >> the press needs to capture the fact that this board is in a position. >> reporter: the school board is facing a recall ever. todd: covid 19 vaccine mandates, parents, teachers and school staffers took to new york city streets to protest the city's vaccine requirements. and two participant

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tax relief meanwhile, progressives, perhaps like alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator sanders view it out how do you reconcile that voting situation and get a deal passed when you can't have any real defects on the house or senate. >> you hit the nail on the head. you have republicans supporting the concept of s.a.l.t., but you will not get their vote. the issue is the moderate wing in the democratic party and those on the progressive wing. the question is what do the liberals really need to allow there to be a s.a.l.t. if you look at it, they need all of the different packages with respect to child tax credit, paid family leave. all main parts in the package. they also need the environmental things that did not make it into the physical infrastructure package. this is the toughest job that house speaker nancy pelosi has had. you normally satisfy the progressives bypas passing the g bill there are moderates saying i don't want to pass that in the house unless i know the senate is taking that on. >> andy, one thing your clients have to ask is the tax rates with the capital gains tax an

if you go to the next slide, this is alexandria, home, this is family. the kids are born, mike the oldest in 1952 the youngest 1957. and there's jackson and steve in between. the hard work that he did on capitol hill often known as having the all american family. he does what we all know all american families have problems, challenges. mrs. ford was raising four kids in the middle of the 1960s a turbulent 1960s. and yet her husband is gone so much. and earns the minority leader's in 1960 he could be gone over 200 days of the year promoting the republican agenda and campaigning for the message of congress. when she began to speak in the larger platform as the second lady to talk to newspaper reporter she was open about the psychiatric help there are challenges we go to the next slide board still seeking the speakership. by 1964 covid 19662 years into his minority leadership to make great strides in recovering those numbers. the party secures the presidency in a razor thin election. richard nixon is elected to the presidency campaigning alongside nixon. in

. >> senator sacred challenging democrats like alexandria ocasio cortez to start treating the border crisis like they did when trump was in office. >> biden family scandals, new emails show them across enough his family name more than the media and white house wants to admit. the bombshell new report coming up. todd: you are watching "fox and friends first," good to see you. carley: we will get to the hunter biden emails in a minute but first the white house is being accused of rushing to clear out the micro camp in texas because it is making the biden administration look bad. >> more on how planned blm protest might be the motivation. >> reporter: that might not be everything. it comes as no surprise they are in a mad rush to clear out the camp with horrific optics of third world conditions on american soil. only 3000 remain and as you mention the washington examiner says it has to do with this expected blm protest over the weekend and one official told the examiner, quote, they don't want them all riled up at the time of the protest. this, so far they have expelled 1401 haitians ba

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alexandria hoff joins us live from washington with latest on this going story. alexandra good morning. >> questions about how the my graduates could be detained and sent home and now most of them were not at least 12,000 have been relesioned into the u.s. here's our chris wallace pressing homeland secretary mayor. >> approximately i think it is about 10,000 or so 12,000 have been released. >> yes. >> are we talking about a total of 12,000 or could it be even higher? >> it could be even higher. now remember this plot of land under a bridge in del rio at one team a town for haitian migrants when it was cleaned up administration struggled to publicly clarify where all of the people went and issue now is the next point of entry. >> not only are we seeing caravan in southern mexico building up 20,000 but recent report of another haitian caravan in south america coming into panama so as long as the policies are still on the books gong to continue to see waves. speaking on policy the major distraction to the crisis has been an investigation into the defense methods use

his delegation is rewarding him at every turn in alexandria, home dining room they're born in 1950 susanngest 1957 dear jack and steve m between the hard work he did on capitol hill had a toll. he was known as him the all american family. we all know all american families turbulent 1960s and yet her husband is gone so much bowtie moves into leadership in 1964 he could be gone over 200 days that was hard on her first lady she talk she was open about the psychiatric help to help restore a sense of self-worth. in how effective that was. it's not easy there are challenges the tackle them seeking that speakership they have made great strides in recovering those numbers secures the presidency and a razor's thin election his friend, richard nixonon is elected to the presidency. there he is campaigning alongside candidate nixon. it's in his own district. once nixon begins his administration, gerald ford rc minority leader works closely with the white house to advance the next agenda on capitol hill to help them shape that agenda. nixon wins a historic landslide election but that needle barely mo

alexandria ocasio-cortez wore a white dress with the words tax the rich written in red on the back. >icket is around $30,000. she was invited. the designer of that gown weighed in too. >> i think ultimately a lot of these conversations that we have about economic justice usually happen in spaces with working class people. she wanted to make sure this message was brought into that room and into a group of people who ultimately have to be willing to, you know, be more liberal with their economic values as well. i think that's what we have done. to be honest with you, she wouldn't have attended and just worn a pretty gown without delivering any kind of message to people. >> samantha berry is the editor and chief of glamour magazine. welcome. >> great to have you. >> before we get to the congre congresswoman, i'm surprised how people interpret this theme. if you read the theme and look at what sochlme of the gowns an the suits and jumpers, how they get from that to this. >> it's the first of two parts because the met in may, which usually happens the first monday of may, it's been pushed

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the health department in alexandria, virginia, a very liberal town taking thousands of help refugees.y put out this request "alexandria health department is looking for posterity speakers to assist with translation support to recent arrivals." so the one thing we know about these recent arrivals is they are not translators, because translators probably would not need translators. these are instead refugees who don't speak english. so the question is, where are they going next? where will these people be living three years from now? that's a fair question and you can tell it is a highly relevant question, because whenever you ask it, the biden administration servants and the national news media says that you are a racist and you need to shut up immediately. >> they are getting caught up in what i called the brown menace which is the right wing fear of people coming into the country from central and south america, they need to -- seem to be getting swept up in xenophobia. >> to the collapse of afghanistan, the takeover of the taliban, look at joe biden, he is trying to get brown people

flooding is most likely anywhere from alexandria all the way over to panama city. and, the panhandle of florida. some issues again today. at home you can see from our camera we are seeing increasing clouds in the south bay and temperatures around 55 to 60 degrees and pretty much the same everywhere. 60, brentwood. san carlos, 59. let us take a look at what you can expect if you are out and about. if you are going to be exercising, not as hot and super dry if you will be running on the trails, be careful. errands, the clouds and a little bit of drizzle near the coast, not as likely in the east bay hills. the ac is less likely to be needed because of the temperatures that are dropping today. we are looking at pretty much moderate air quality. even though there is an air-quality alert because we have plenty of smoke above us and some of that could come down in spotty areas and push us into the poor category. know that for the rest of today if you suffer from any type of smoke. 60 fate -- 63, half moon bay. oakland, 69. 70's into the north bay. 80's in the east and sou

alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted this.s one of many senators who gives lobbyists their pen to write so-called fossil fuel bills that are killing people, our people. at least 12 last night. sick of this bipartisan corruption that masquerades as clear-eyed -- tlaib with this saying instead of writing op-eds, look into the faces of my residents who had their basements flooded with sewage. we deserve better. alexandria ocasio-cortez just blamed joe manchin for the deaths of 12 people in new york city. 40 plus people who have died and she is blaming manchin, how reckless is that? >> very reckless and the environmental groups that aoc supports and defends are the ones who fought against the structure in new york city. this sets really a big stage for a lot of interparty battles. none of this will pass unless he signs off on it. >> julie: quick response and we have to go. >> look, this is the same trick that republicans love to play over and over again. there is a failure of public policy, democrats point it out and propose a fix