in alexandria in egypt, the rising levels are already causing great concn.rter: most of the beach has already been swallowed by the sea. just a few years ago, sunbathers lounged here on six rows of chairs. only one remains. almost 30 meters of beach are now underwater. often the waves lap directly against the buildings. like at this popular beach cafÉ. the view is unique, but the future is uncertain. tamer himeda's income is crumbling. the 42-year-old has been running his cafÉ for more than 20 years. but now its days, like this entire row of houses, seem numbered. tamer: if this continues, soon there won't be a beach here, nothing at all. next year, the seawater will come right up to the edge here. reporter: cracks on the wall testify to the danger. tamer himeda has lived in fear. in 2019, the porch collapsed under the force of the waves. tamer: i was bewildered. i thought we were experiencing a tsunami. reporter: the former pearl of the mediterranean is now threatened with ruin. founded more than 2,400 years ago by alexander the great, alexandria was once a

you can imagine that the library of belarus has moved to alexandria. for us.y important that our nations have more in common. what it may seem at first glance over 30 years of diplomatic relations, egypt is an important partner for belarus in this part of the globe, our president had to work with different leaders of this arab country, but it was with the axis that intensive in bilateral relations. in recent years, we have been actively increasing in the trade turnover along the nile , half of the industrial giants of our country are confidently gaining a foothold, and during the covid-19 pandemic, when egypt lost all tourists due to closed borders, belarus was the first to resume communications and resort holidays was the first country where it was open belarusian embassy our relations. you know with the arab world. they have always been distinguished, especially by warmth in this regard. of course i'm egypt uh, stand out at the base belarusian exports are engineering products agricultural engineering. ah, woodworking. e metallurgy. now we are actively workin

and so there is the origin alexandria railroad going from alexandria, virginia down to gordonsville. you catch the virginia central and ride that down to richmond. it's the longest way. but and another problem with it is in this upper reaches of the orange and alexandria. it's vulnerable to confederate guerrillas. confederates can raid and potentially disrupt your supplies. but that's at least one way you can go. okay. another way is the richmond in fredericksburg railroad from the mouth of aquia creek on the potomac there straight down to richmond. it's short it's direct it's got problems too in 18 late. 1862, december 62 ambrose burnside tried this at the army the potomac and found that although you can force your way across across the rappahannock at fredericksburg. it's almost impossible to force your way up out of the bottom lens of the rappahannock river onto the bluffs beyond it. and lost a battle that way. and in the spring of 63 joseph hooker with the army of the potomac tried going around fredericksburg that way and that didn't work all that. well, either it maybe could hav

they just had a joint meeting at alexandria. watch lodge two in alexandria, which is washington's lodge, too. so there's a greater and greater connection between, predominantly white, predominately black freemasonry. but there's no desire to merge those because they have their same culture and their same identity and their own histories to them in that same period in the 1780s, we also see the emergence of the society. the cincinnati. is there any connection between masonry, the cincinnati? for those who are familiar enough and where the cincinnati a sort of veterans organization that emerges straight out of the war in 1783. right. i think that there is elements of freemasonry, the society of the cincinnati, as are elements and in every fraternal organization that have ever heard of or will ever hear of. but the society is is hereditary based. so you have to be the eldest son of the descendant of that officer who was in the continental or navy. so freemasonry is open to all men. you don't have to have any relatives who are a mem

. >> carley: alexandria hoff live from fort myers beach, good morning. >> alexandria: good morning, yeahr scene outs here, lee county sheriff will not estimate how many are missing, of the deaths, 55 occurred here in lee county, the hardest hit area across the state. this has been the county where four people have been arrested for looting. warning was issued yesterday morning. >> my message crystal clear, don't make the fatal error of entering a person's home, you may walk in, very poor choice, you may walk in, you're going to be carried out. i'm not playing. >> alexandria: he added of those arrested, they were in the country illegal. theft of julry and other items, the mayor of martin county said their response crews witnessed different thefts saying, "it was very early and some looting was starting already, but it will get progressively worse," some people were stealing generators, they chained them down and they started stealing gas out of the generators. 300,000 are without power as residents struggle to put their lives back together and governor desantis said this statement caused

we are going to follow the line of the orange and alexandria. what you are going to have to do is turn loose of the railroad, cut your supply away from your supply line for a while. that is very dangerous. usually, grant would do that. if granted had the army that he'd had with him in mississippi, he would have done that. he knew them, near the officers and how they worked. not being familiar with the army at the potomac, he didn't want to take that risk. so that's not an option. of course, you could go up the peninsula, the way mcclellan did following these estuaries. and we have seen that grant is sending a minor expedition to futility here. he didn't want to go to futility, but they did. there are problems with this, and in fact, lincoln almost would not tolerate the main union force in virginia going down there again. the thing with mcclellan, it worked out so badly that it left northern virginia wide open. lincoln doesn't like that and really is just not going to let that happen. so that is a nonstarter for grant. now, what grant is going t

then she got to congress and called herself alexandria, co cortez. you picture one of che guevara was mistresses on a motorcycle. then she started going as aoc, queen of tiktok e then she had still another name. during the 2018 democratic primary, where she beat joe crawley for being white, she went by alex. your favorite gender nonspecific bartender. alex. on her campaign website said what she believed. quote alex believes we should in the forever war by bringing our troops home and stop the bombing that perpetuates the cycle of terrorism. few people notice this because for a self-described is progressive it didn't seem so surprising. and when she beat carly in the primary the statement was still on her website. but then it disappeared. a journalist named samir khan noticed it. what happened to the antiwar part? but by now she had morphed into alexandria boccaccio cortez. who knows what happened to it? there might be more to the story, she asked at the time. how long will we be moaning about single payer when this bipartisan support for nuclear arma

history award from the alexandria historical society. his father served in the us army medical as a medical officer during the second world war and took care of many d-day wounded on their return to england later serving under president dwight eisenhower's medical staff. we were fortunate to have dr. holian. join us as a lecturer last year and in 2019. tonight dr. holian will speak on patton and rummel? the missing generals of d-day we'll have time for q&a afterwards and then we'll invite everyone to join us downstairs for a reception. and now ladies and gentlemen, madam and messiah dr. kim holian. thank you very much. when i was called earlier this year about doing tonight's program. i asked. what do you want? the program to be and they said something different. and something short well will definitely be different and we'll try to be short to leave more time for q&a which is just as important as what i'll be saying up here tonight i come. from an old army family my wife comes from an old navy family. come that big game in december it g

will cause your alexandria car so cortez weeping saying that his policies were so cruel. look those crocodile tears there and the second that this ten facility it could come to her district she saying, we could maybe handle this better. maybe they shouldn't be what's going on right here. it's a complete example of "not in my backyard." >> todd: if you think mayor eric adams is going to go up against governor kathy hochul and say you need to do something about crime in new york city, look how quickly he caved to a random congresswoman. i call her the ticket talk congresswoman who is literally never done anything legislatively. >> carley: a lot of pushback saying we don't want this facility here and also the daily mail is reporting that el paso which is run by democrats, they have been working with the biden administration to spend millions of dollars in federal funding busing thousands of migrants to sanctuary cities. is busing migrants inhumane and cruel or is it a totally acceptable thing to do? it depends who's paying for those buses. >> todd: the money for this tent ci

rachel: mayra flores has higher variability than alexandria ocasio-cortez.great to have you with us. i want to put this to you and her reaction and her mocking of the protesters and also the existence of the protesters themselves who are displeased with aoc. what stands out to you? >> honestly, i find it very disrespectful she doesn't take the time to hear their concerns. at the end of the day, they are her const constituents and theyd for her and she wouldn't be in the position if it wasn't for the people and it's heart breaking to see how she puts her political party first versus the american people but doesn't surprise me and that's why her -- she has no favorability among hispanics because she doesn't represent us, our conservative values of god, family and country and also all about hard work. that is who we are in the hispanic community and she doesn't stand for none of that. rachel: yeah, it's funny, congresswoman, people can smell authenticity and when they see you, they know you represent those hispanic values and that's resinating with them. so aoc

rachel: alexandria hoff is live in washington with that story. >> good morning.orked in philadelphia for a long time and this is very familiar and has been much of the conversation since krasner was elected and the hearing was canceled early this week and the district attorney traveled to the state capitol anyway and said this. >> this is an effort to impeach someone for political purposes who has done nothing corrupt and nothing illegal because they want to erase philadelphia's votes. what we see here is the same old play book, which is about coded and racist messaging, it's about blaming the biggest city in pennsylvania with the most diverse population for having the same national struggle that we have with gun violence everywhere. >> to put this in perspective, larry krasner was a former defense attorney and never proprosecuted a case being elecd at district attorney and look at some stats here. we have retail theft, up 54%, robbery gun violence up 49%, burglarly up 48%. and the -- burglary up 48%. the suspect ja jameer harris was serving time for a murder cha

rachel: alexandria hoff joins us live from washington to tell us more. good morning, alexandria.d morning. no surprises there. president xi xinping described the idea growing power and taking care of taiwan as the wheels of history turning. that is how he put it nearly two hour speech to delegates opening up the communist party 20th national congress. the communist leader was meant with applause trying peaceful reunification with taiwan. warned the interference of outside countries that supported taiwan to solidify the defacto independence. the warning was likely at the united states. president biden said last month u.s. policy remains unchanged. we do not support unilateral changes to the status quo by either side. this has been the policy for sometime. following the august visit though, house speaker nancy pelosi to taiwan beijing has amplified military intimidation against the democratic island nation. back in beijing this meeting of delegates will last for a week and after will reveal new leadership for the country. it is more though than widely anticipated that president xi

alexandria fort myers, thank y you. arthel: we have more setting before and after images pretty special around florida's barrier islands on the gulf coast. this is a picture of pine island. before hurricane ian made landfall. the bridges and causeways link the mainland to the island have been destroyed. was at the bridge that alexandria hoff was just talking about? because she corrected a rumor so i beg your pardon if that's the same bridge. according to these pictures leaving some residents there stranded and unable to evacuate or get supplies. let's bring in geordie he's a captain with louisiana cajun navy currently helping up people in pine island, florida. so first of all, tell us what you all saw when you got there. how does the area look now? >> total devastation. we are on pine island today at sanibel island. we have several teams working by boat to access to access supplies as you heard from the sanibel may have neighbor it's pretty rough in that area. >> tell us a little bit more about how rough it is in exactl

for more on the jury's decision, let's bring in cnn correspondent alexandria fields. alexandria, the jury says jones should pay families of the victims nearly a billion dollars in damages. >> wolf, if ever there could be a win for families who have suffered as profoundly as these families had from the loss of their loved ones and the decade of torment that has followed, this marks that win. it is a seismic moment, a huge award of nearly a billion dollars being awarded to 15 plaintiffs in the case, 14 of them family members who lost their beloved on that dark day. one of them an fbi agent that we responded to the scene. they sat huddled together in the courtroom embracing one another, holding hands at times, weeping into their hands at time as they heard what the jury had decided. again, nearly a billion dollars in compensatory damages for the suffering that came to these families as the result of lies spread by info wars host alex jones who said that the massacre at sandy hook elementary was a hoax, that the family members that lost loved ones were crisis actors. they

big government programs and the advocacy of socialist bernie sanders and alexandria alexandria ocasio-cortez seems to be driving the democratic agenda scare folks who are familiar with socialism. the disasters that are issued in by the elite vanguard of the proletariat. the unitary block in which they can prosper as they choose. guest: i think that is choose for the two thirds who tend to support democrats and the one third to support republicans. people value a place where they can work hard and get their family ahead. we are a community that believes in hard work, family, faith and country. at the same time we believe that government has a responsibility and a role to play to make sure there is a level playing field so that if you work hard you can indeed get ahead. i think when politicians, and i have a great deal of respect for congresswoman leithan, it's pushing voters to extremes. i don't think the majority of our fellow voters would think all democrats are in that extreme she tries to paint. just like some don't believe the extremes that some republicans are painted. i think latinos c

alexandria hoff has more from washington.lexandria. >> hi, neil. 32-year-old yoni barrios is being charged with several attempts of murder and orange badded hand coverings on him indicates his poses some threat to himself or to others at that point. it was just one day after barrios allegedly went on erratic and deadly rampage stabbing eight people, a mix of tourists and residents on the las vegas strip. local station ktnv reporting that the suspect was set off with white chevrolet a group of show -- when a group of show girls refused to take a picture with him taking out his rage on them and others killing a 37-year-old and another maris mareen digiovanni. he's in the u.s. illegal with a criminal record in california already. clark county attorney said deportation is not the first priority here and instead this could be a death penalty case. >> this is a pretty serious case, and we look at all the facts and circumstances like any other case. we are going to give this serious consideration, but it's so new. it's so early on t

alexandria hoff has more, what is the latest? >> alexandria: we are in lee county, fort myers beach. in this county 60% of people are without power, if not for our camera lights, we would be in complete darkness. 600,00 0 residents are still in the dark, that number is down from two million. fear that power won't be restored for weeks. here is senator marco rubio. >> fort myers beach no longer exists, it was a slice of old florida you can't recapture. this is character altering event. >> alexandria: thousands still remain in shelters without a habitable home to return to. for those trying to pick up the pieces, lines for gas are hours long. only stations with power are able to operate and yesterday major escue operation took place led by coast guard to rescue hundreds stranded on pine island. today work will begin to create temporary bridge to pine island to get supplies in and people out. >> todd: sunday night football opens with moment of silence for victims of hurricane ian. after kickoff patrick mahames lead the chiefs past t

and the cover supplement of the 2016 t michael mueller alexandria history award from the alexandria historical society. his father served in the u.s. army. this was as a medical officer during the second world war. and he took care of many d-day wounds on the return to england. later he served under president dwight eisenhower's medical staff. we were fortunate to have the doctor join us as a lecturer last year and in 2019. tonight he will speak on patents. he will speak on the missing generals of d-day. we will have time for a q and a afterwards. then we will invite everyone to join us afterwards for reception. and now, ladies and gentlemen, madam and mr., doctor kim. >> thank you very much. when i was called earlier this year about doing tonight's program hole i asked, what do you want the program to be? they said they wanted something different and something short and well we will definitely have something different and short to leave more time for questions and answers. that is just as important as what i will be seeing up here tonight. i come from an old army family. my wife comes from an

so many wonderful places here in alexandria. i want to extend a special thanks and appreciation to historic alexandria and the american or the emerging revolutionary war for inviting me to be part of this symposium and spend some time with all of you today. i also want to extend a special welcome to all those participating remotely. thank you for joining us. and of course, a special thanks for all of you for being here today. i'm very, very happy and very honored to be here today. i learned a tremendous amount and thoroughly enjoyed all of the presentations from this morning and really just looking forward to spending a little bit of time this afternoon talking with you about george mason, his ideas, and most particularly the virginia declaration of rights and their global impact. so just to get us started in building off some of what we learned this morning. our george george mason, the fourth was a fourth generation virginian. it was his great grandfather, george, the first who sided with the crown. the royalists in the englis

city of alexandria. and there's no or appropriate place to to talk about the history of the revolutionary. then george washington's hometown here in alexandria. but i'm here to introduce our next speaker and one of our fellow emerging revolutionary war historians. his name is eric sterner. eric is a writer focusing on american history, particularly the revolutionary war and the civil war. he writes frequently for the journal of the american revolution as well as blogs regularly, regularly, emerging revolutionary war. in 2020, he published anatomy of a massacre the destruction of net in hutton, 1782, and he's currently working on a micro history of the 1782 crawford campaign and survey of george rodgers clarke's illinois campaign that occurred in 1778 1779. in his former life, eric worked in the fields of national security and aerospace, both in the public and private sectors. he also taught graduate courses in cyber power at missouri state university, georgetown. john and george washington university. he

plus, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, and congressman jamie raskin on both the specter of political violence, and the aftermath of insurrection, and the democratic case for control of congress 11 days out. and the viewers guide for how to think about all of the different ways election night could unfold with the one and only steve kornacki. live from studio six, all in starts now. [applause] good evening from new york, i am chris hayes, and i am here in rockefeller center with a live audience. it is something that we have not done in nearly three years. last time i was standing here was march 6th, 2020, right before the entire world shut down. of course, covid, still not gone. but we are back, we are taking precautions so that we can gather here safely. everyone here is vaccinated. i am vaxxed and boosted, you will see people wearing masks, and we are here on a night a very serious breaking news out in san francisco. i am sure that you have seen it. in the early hours of the moment there was a violent invasion that the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, one of the most powerful peo

alexandria. reporter: arthel, we are in an area that's called mat lachet, it's complicated what's happening behind me. rescue effort being led by the u.s. coast guard to rescue people who will be stranded on pine island ever since this storm hit and this has been a large-scale operation. what ends up happening here those stranded on pine island have to get on boat to mount lachet and plenty of people have been rescued by helicopter as well. a couple of minutes we know that ems personnel was catering to somebody with the injury and something we heard over and over again which made frightening experience and amplifies the experience that people have gone through. for four days he has been living with broken hip unable to get help, pine island is the access is completely destroyed to anywhere else so they were completely stranded there. another woman named laura spoke with us. she told us she almost died in her vehicle while trying to get to higher ground during the storm. that did not happen at tha

. >> todd: alexandria hoff live in washington with the very latest. alexandria? >> you heard that last sound bite. they've been trying to talk about anything else. inflation is a top issue for midterm voters combined with recession concerns and the biden administration has had to come up with a sensitive response. >> it's possible but not inevitable and we are doing everything we can to strengthen the foundations of the american economy. retail sales, payload employment, industrial production, all of those have not been flashing red. all of those are not recessionary territory. eco-there is 's vehicle there is now a 63% chance that recession will hit e next three months up from a 49% probability noted back in july. 21% of families cutting back on necessities. here is president biden's take on the state of the economy. >> i'm not concerned. concerned about the rest of the world. our economy is strong as hell. internally. inflation is worldwide. >> an explanation was needed because the rising value of the dollar has been widely blamed for fueling inflation worldwid

they were still at least six slaves in the lee household in alexandria. when and carter lee dies in 1829, part of her estate is that disposition of their sleeves in that estate. some sleeves are pointed towards her two daughters in this case, and marshall lee. sorry, and kin law lee. i said marshall because she marries a martial. she becomes an hub lee martial. and her sister mill judith lee. but one slave family's will talk to robert, at least in terms of the disposition of the estate. winds up being a sleeve sleeve family that robert owns. it is the only family he ever owns in his own name. that doesn't mean that he did benefit from slavery as a system, simply by being a white seventh southerner there were benefits. even more so at arlington, when he marries into the customs property at arlington. but there's also two other properties along the river. all told there is something like 190 slaves who are part of those properties. and robert lee benefits from that. when he marry so that he benefits from their work, their labor. he has a family who is one o

. >> brian: alexandria hoff on the ground in fort myers, alexandria, what is up?e this morning just dozens of emergency vehicles racing in and out of fort myers, trucks with backhoes on them in lines and lines of ambulances with the task at hand here is clear. it is very somber, the latest tally that we have with the death toll 104 with 97 here in florida. most of those concentrated in the very area we are now fort myers. for those who survive the trauma, it is all-consuming. cheryl weiss told the news press "it is the most horrible thing in the world really. it is a war zone. i couldn't believe any of it. there was most possible way i could recover in everything i worked for my whole life is gone. from a statement like that best understood yesterday, we got it exclusive look at the wreckage on's animal island and elsewhere. completely decimated by hurricane ian. sanibel in and out washed away in the storm. we accompanied the florida national guard and blackhawk helicopter with drop-offs of heavy machinery and supplies on the island which is accessible by car. >>

alexandria. >> it truly is. you know what's more fascinating the notable shift we see in voter priority spelling real trouble for democrats. if you look at the latest poll out of mon mouth university. 82% rated inflation as their most important issue and crime 72%. elections and voting and 70 and jobs and immigration are g.o.p.-led issue and topped abortion. independent voters often decide the tightest of races. in the poll 61% said economic issues were most important to their vote. with that republicans have gained a point on the generic ballot question since the last forecast. you look at the house, 31 toss-up races. best case for democrats there is still a small pathway of control with that remaining now. at this .28 days out. individual candidate strength caries a lot of wait. in ohio's ninth district it is a toss-up to lean d. no shortage of personalities on the senate side. anyone's game. our forecast has 47 races going democrat. 49 republican. it comes down to the four top races in arizona, georgia, nevad

of rare books from belarus to remain on permanent display in the new alexandria library. belarus will not cut the volume of housing construction, and the cost per square meter will not exceed the average monthly salary. decision plans in the oval hall of the parliament. today i voiced the profile view. since prime minister anatoly sivak, the government traditionally reports to the deputy corpus on the results of the work done today in the focus of attention, the construction of housing and communal services and transport. these are the realms of the people. they always arouse the interest of citizens, and the parliamentarian takes the opportunity to address the most resonant questions to the economic bloc of the government, in addition, both the construction and transport industries have felt the western policy of restrictions on themselves, the task of the cabinet of ministers is to neutralize the sanctions consequences both for the economy and for people. how is the government doing this? how many houses will we build? and how much repair? how the housing code will chan

fox news alexandria hoff in washington, d.c. with the very latest on this. alexandria.orter: at the moment democrats have a small pathway holding on to the house but that is it getting smaller. fox news power rankings, the best-case scenario for democrats two-seat majority. for republicans superb night would be commanding 32 seats on top. forecast predictions that republicans take a 16 seat majority. that is up one seat from last week. we have four northeastern shifts in favor of republicans. three of them in districts in new york. a lot of factors at play there but also this is seen as potential trickle-down effect of the tightening gubernatorial contest. that race between governor kathy hochul moved from a solid d to a likely d. a republican challenger lee zeldin made strides when it comes to crime, the top issue in the state to voters. no change on the senate front. all eyes remain on tossup states of pennsylvania, arizona, nevada and georgia. still anyone's game. david. david: alexandria hoff, thank you very much. with 14 days to the midterm elections voters are wat

alexandria. >> i wouldn't dispute that war zone comparison one bit.forts have been ongoing 24 hours and have been quite impressive. right now still about 440,000 floridians without power. that is down from 2.6 million. it is still estimated that in some of the hardest hit areas like where we are right now that power could not come back for weeks, perhaps even months. now, as those numbers go down in terms of power outages, ian's death toll is sadly rising. the a.p. reporting 78 death. 71 here in florida. survival plagued by trauma. resident cheryl wise told the news press, quote: it's just the most horrible thing in the whole world really. it's like a war zone. i couldn't believe any of it. there is no possible way in the whole world i could recover. everything i worked for my whole life is gone. from the air a statement like that is best understood. yesterday we got an exclusive look at the wreckage on sanibel island completely disseminated by hurricane ian. only bridge in and out washed away. woe accompanied the florida national guard black hawk hel

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very, very similar to the maps done by louis alexandria-caen. louis alexander berthier was one of russia most quartermaster stores, and he was his his main job was was make it cartographer. you're making maps. the problem with the touche and berthier is that neither one of them were at the landing when when the troops arrived here in 17 eight in 1780. neither one of them were with the navy at the time. berthier missed the boat in britain, brest and had to take another another ship over. and he didn't arrive until october. so his his information is what what what he says in his diary is that where he indicates the landing sites is he's marking landing sites that he expects the british to land if they're going to attack newport. so this is the map that that appears in, in nobody's diary. you notice up here, there's no indication of of a landing site. the two landing sites are down here. this is a detail of that of that map. so this this right here says landing site. landing site. and he indicates this woods castle. and the importance for this is t

will: thank you, alexandria. pete: unfortunate. will: pretty ugly. pete: it's ugly. about it earlier about these betweens and saying of course they're going to put a target -- these tweets after what he said to tucker, but in this particular case, he brought the target. rachel: yeah. and then the question is should he be removed from instagram and who gets to decide that or facebook or whatever. and think that's the question not just about kanye, about everybody, you know? what are the standards, who sets the standards and how is social media being monitored. will: and one could argue if you are really interested in exposing and diminishing racism or anti-semitism in the world, that you're better off knowing that it exists. and if we pursue a policy or a culture in the world where we constantly silence, censor and cancel, you don't know what exists underneath the surface. pete: good point. will: so to your point, rachel, condemnable sentiments from kanye west. what is the appropriate reaction in is censorship and silence the appropriate reaction to accomplish a world

how do things look like there, alexandria?a still a whole lot of activity, neil, and there is bound to be even more. we've seen a whole lot of cleanup crews but it would be hard to make a dent at this point. within the hour the president will land at southwest florida international airport. from there he will be taken by helicopter to fort myers. it is really in the air, getting that first-hand look at destruction, that is the most significant way to understand what the storm has done, what is has taken. so far 55 people in lee county alone, that is where we are have been killed because of this storm. some of this footage you're seeing shot from a black hawk helicopter, we went along with the national guard as they were dropping off relief items to islands like pine island, sanibel which remain inaccessible by land. governor desantis will meet, speaking with the president today said they are establishing mobile command centers on the isolated islands, along with a temporary bridge. given the situation, politics really have bee

jon: alexandria hoff alexandria, thank you. former hunter biden business associate tony bobulinski appeared on tuesday tucker carlson tonight with interesting investigations allegations regarding fbi and its investigation of the first son and perhaps his father. let's bring in george washington university law professor and fox news contributor jonathon turley he's been following this investigation since it began in 2018. tony bobulinski as you well know jonathon former business associate of hunter biden who had a number of concerns about way that hunter biden was managing his business he took some of those concerns to the fbi and an agent named tebow was sitting in on what he had to say tebow apparently told bobulinski that he would get back to him. listen to how -- how bobulinski reported it to tucker carlson. >> i spent five plus hours sitting in a room with that one point i think as much as six federal agents walking through all of the facts of my knowledge of the biden family. how i got involved in this, tim tebow and last

what concerns these is what alexandria ocasio-cortez said in the same speech.lking about bringing everybody across the border, letting them come across the border and a making them u.s. citizens. when you come here illegally you shouldn't be awarded with citizenship. no country would be put up what we're putting up with on the southern border. maria: we issue 1 million green cards a year and she's allowing these illegal migrants to just jump ahead of the line. what about those people who have been doing it legally, who have waited months and months and months to get that green card. it's okay to just have a wide open border so these other people can just jump ahead? >> maria, my brother-in-law came from ireland in the '80s and he's opened a successful restaurant with my sister and they're doing very well. he waited a long time to get his visa. some people wait years to get visas. you want to subvert that process by coming across the border? as we know from the border, there's people coming across, 160 different countries, including many on terror watch lists. w

and i think there's a difference between marjorie taylor green and alexandria ocasio-cortez because alexandriaratic party where they are saying you are a junior member of congress, and you have to rise in the ranks. kevin mccarthy was kowtowing to marjorie taylor green because she is a funraising haven -- fundraising maven -- howard: she's raised more for herself than four house are republicans -- >> exactly. and as the media covers her, and the media talks about her, she uses to that -- that to raise money. the it's a horrible circle that we've created for ourselves. she will continue to rise in leadership, and we will question who's really in control of the republican party. there's no question about it on the democratic side. everybody knows that nancy pelosi runs that chamber, period. howard: yeah. >> there's certainly a feeling that ooc -- aoc is driving her party to the left. we're talking about the celebrity influence of people through social media, and i think that is an excellent take that you had, comparing mtg to aoc. howard: well, thank you for that. democrats, recall, strip her of

alexandria a thank you very much.are stealing the gas out of the generators that are trying to operate the traffic signals and stuff like that. and homeowners are so desperate. they are worried that people will steal the generator in their backyard. and some -- a house burned to the ground because somebody put it inside their garage. so nobody would steal it. you can't have it inside your house. it's got to be out in the air; otherwise, something really -- you think things are bad now, it could get even worse. >> brian: what's so interesting when we at sandy, we put generators in the middle of the street, everyone hooked up their extension cords to it. that's the way we did it. i can't believe in fort myers they are having this type of issue. this is just a week in. so that's really discouraging to have illegal immigrants. do you think there is going to be controversy between them or do you think they are both just going to tour the damage? do you think they will engage? >> steve: i think they will rise above politics