you heard tammy baldwin say, i have your back.baldwin and harris have the back of dairy farmers in wisconsin? >> i'm certainly not aware of that. in 2020, she, along with republican blackburn did provide funding for emergency mental healthcare for dairy farmers. i'm not personally aware of anybody that got any benefit from that at all. she is riding that coattail to the dairy farm community to try to bring her vote home with them and to pull away from donald trump. i will say that donald trump at the end of covid did an amazeings job in helping dairymen right the ship that was going badly as we had plummeted dairy prices and he and his adm administration brought in help. tammy baldwin is trying to pull away from the donald trump vote and she's a strong advocate for wo women, which has nothing to do with dairymen, but i think many dairymen are conservative and her instance on abortion and children in the womb is appalling. i think that overall the approach of tammy baldwin to the wisconsin dairy final argumenter is unappealing. >>

but in appalachia, in the south west virginia coalfields, the big one was baldwin fells, the baldwin felts detective agency. they were run and operated by a man named felts and his and his family. they were hired by the coal companies who also then with those local politicians, mine guards themselves and law enforcement. right. so you kind of have this kind of pseudo law enforcement that includes, again, these these private police forces. but again, they are not beholden a state. right. or to a government they are their own entity and they are being right by the mining companies themselves. certainly this can bleed. you know, i think you can understand how all of this can start going south pretty quickly. but with the mine guard system, this is something that that miners certainly hated it was it was something i mean they were constantly right if they tried to unionize or even if fell out of the graces with their employers. right. they were at constant threat of eviction. people who would carry out those evictions. right. literally going to their homes and their company owned things.

tammy baldwin voted to give illegal immigrants handouts.thing for us and she's been in d.c. for 25 years. >> we can't afford tammy baldwin's failed policies. >> it's time for a change. >> on one side it's abortion on the other. these themes are common these days. >> they are common, you are correct about that. the baldwin campaign is really only gotten into hitting eric hovde d on abortion which when you look at the polling is one of the top issues in wisconsin. since the dobbs decision, there was about a year long periods were abortion was outlawed in wisconsin and the court ruling has since made the procedure available again for about the last 12 months but deciding whether it's protected by the wisconsin constitution is very much ongoing so it's top of mind for voters here. the other big issue is the economy. people have the feeling, the pain of the last few years and that's been caused by inflation. we've seen some of the things people like to talk about going up. the eric of the folks want to tie baldwin to biden and ever since biden h

tammy baldwin voted to give illegal immigrants handouts.ammy baldwin has done nothing for us and she's been in d.c. for 25 years. >> we can't afford tammy baldwin's failed policies. >> it's time for a change. >> on one side it's abortion on the other. these themes are common these days. >> they are common, you are correct about that. the baldwin campaign is really only gotten into hitting eric hovde d on abortion which when you look at the polling is one of the top issues in wisconsin. since the dobbs decision, there was about a year long periods were abortion was outlawed in wisconsin and the court ruling has since made the procedure available again for about the last 12 months but deciding whether it's protected by the wisconsin constitution is very much ongoing so it's top of mind for voters here. the other big issue is the economy. people have the feeling, the pain of the last few years and that's been caused by inflation. we've seen some of the things people like to talk about going up. the eric of the folks want to tie baldwin to bide

tom baldwin there. giving his - baldwin there.liverpool, the first speech by a labour prime minister in 15 years, he said he was being honest with the public about the tough decisions and the trade—offs that were still to come. a smattering of new policies but a lot of this was about the tone of his message, saying he would not be buffeted by the winds of westminster, shrugging off criticism, but this is a big moment for the labour party. the first speech of a labour prime ministerfor so long but stop but there have been bumps in the road along to this with criticism about the winter fuel payment and also criticism of freebies. the speech seems to have gone down well but of course what matters with speeches like this is not how well they go down with members of your own party but how it goes down well with the public more widely. studio: alex, thanks forjoining us. much more coverage and analysis of what the prime minister said throughout the day. now time for a look at the weather. it was so so wet yesterday over parts of england

. >> it took heat off of what's his name with the shooting -- baldwin. >> alec baldwin. >> yeah, theperson involved with the baldwin shooting. [laughter] >> this is the research you brought? and credible sources. well-placed and show business. alec baldwin does have another show, he has a reality show coming out for real and people are mocking it before him, it's going to kill. [laughter] keep up, you guys. [laughter] you know donald trump as good as anyone, does he think j.d. vance wears eyeliner? [laughter] >> i would lose my job if i answered that. >> that's a yes. [laughter] i love you, i kid did the shooting change him or is he going to keep on trumping? >> he's always going to keep on, if anything, i think he realized he has a reason to do what he's doing, he escaped death by like a few millimeters, i don't a lot of people who have that cool story. >> a lot of swag. >> emily, you are a former nfl cheerleader, have you seen anything come up a crowd like that fist bump? if you seen anything like it -- >> not even ac/dc. long time hip-hop artist, after that, it wasn't the shooting

. >>> they are are new developments in the fatal shooting case against alec baldwin. the case was dismissed in july. but now prosecutors are asking the judge to reconsider the decision. baldwin was on the western set "rust" when a gun he was holding went off, killing cinematographer halyna hutchins. baldwin has always denied pulling the trigger. >>> let's turn to angie lassman who is tracking record temperatures. >> we've got a whole lot of folks under heat alerts with temperatures quite impressive across much of the west. 52 million people under the heat advisories and heat warnings with temperatures once again expected to head to the triple digits in a lot of spots. las vegas and phoenix are just couple locations. portland, 102 degrees for the actual temperature. this afternoon, we've got san jose nearing triple digits and los angeles expected to hit 99 degrees. not much improvement, 15 in las vegas. 90s stretching out towards salt lake city. look what happens this weekend. temperatures maintain 100-plus across parts of southern california. tu tucson expected to han

senator baldwin both of them 95.5% of the time.razy stuff of boys competing in girls so borten meant going into women's bathrooms and transgender young kids. they are the progressive left. if you get vice president harris is successful i don't think we're going to recognize our country in another four years. this is such a critical election. >> thank you so much for spending some time. good luck in your race. it's very close, obviously. >> thank you, everyone have a wonderful night. bryan: still to come on the fox report ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. bryan: at age 87 pope francis continues his tour of southeast asia. the most ambitious submission of his papacy around the globe is coming up. we always had dogs, they're like my best buddies. yep, had them my whole life. c'mon bo! so we got him and he is a, an absolute joy. daddy's puppy. once we got on the farmer's dog he just attacks it, it's incredible. they're so tuned into you and they have such, such personality. being without a dog, i don't know, can't imagine it. [laughter] breaking news out of ca

. >>> there are new developments in the fatal shooting case involving actor alec baldwin. the lawsuit was dismissed by a new mexico judge in july. but now a prosecutor's asking the judge to reconsider that decision. baldwin was on the set of the western film "rust" when a gun he was holding went off, killing halyna hutchins. baldwin has always denied pulling the trigger. >>> let's turn to the return flight for the starliner, the troubled boeing spacecraft is set to come back to earth friday but without any astronauts on board. here's tom costello. >> reporter: three months into what was supposed to be a ten-day mission, astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams are now preparing to close the hatch and send their boeing starliner home without them. just after 6:00 p.m. on friday, nasa will remotely undock the troubled space sship from the space station, then guide it back to earth, as williams and wilmore settle in for another fi five-month stay on the station. >> they understand the plan forward. >> reporter: still haunted by the challenger and columbia disasters that kil

look at polling, it is tight, it has former baldwin at 52% and you 48%.u make up that gap? it is tight, she does have a slight lead. >> if you look at the polls we are moving up and other internal polls showing one point down like emerson shows one point down and others have me tied. it is 49 days out. we're getting our message out, people are struggling in wisconsin. the economy, border, all issues lineup with me. they are spending special interest money dumping on my head, attacking me. >> lawrence: how do you overcome that? that is something every republican will deal with, how do you make, get that message out directly to the voter? >> be ing out there every singl day, i'm speaking constantly to different companies and i need everybody's help, i'm not taking special interest money. i'm funding my campaign by donations, by people who care about our country. if you want to be helpful go to eric hovde.com. hammering message, holding her accountable and i'm outworking her and i feel momentum. >> lawrence: what is most important issue for people of wiscons

baldwin's lawyers say they will respond in court. >> and now to florida.he case of a man who died after a doctor allegedly removed the wrong organ during surgery. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> this morning an alabama widow is in the process of filing a lawsuit after a doctor allegedly removed her husband's liver instead of his spleen, which she says caused him to die on the operating table. >> i know i'm not the only wife that has lost her husband suddenly, but the loss of my bill was exceptionally unnecessary and brutal. last month, william and beverly bryant were visiting destin, florida, when she says william went to ascension, sacred heart, emerald coast hospital with pain in his shoulder neck and left side. >> beverly says her husband was told he needed to have his spleen removed immediately. >> bill would bleed to death if he was moved. >> the 70 year old went through with the surgery, but she says he died on the operating table. according to beverly's attorney, the pathologist's report revealed the doctor removed william's liver, which is on the opp

baldwin. >> ? debate is really important because it's the first time that the voters in this state and elsewhere will have a chance to see the candidates side by side and reacting to one another. and are essentially tied in pennsylvania. what has bpmc the trend since president biden dropped out of the race? >> it was interesting, president biden was losing significantly in pennsylvania and polls widened and he was trailing former president trump by a few points and the election was running away from him it seemed and towards republicans. >> many polls show a small number of people that say adon't know and look at meme who don't know and if they're still making up their minds, even though they have a per fertilizerred candidate and it'll get a little big and 10 or 12 or 14% and what we know about the voters is i think two things and most of them are moderates and they make up 10% of the state's voters and 40% are making up their minds and so i think along the lines and partisan lines that's whe

baldwin. mostly children and women were ruthlessly taken away.one knows where more than 10,000 people are, most of which are children. and likewise, 100,000 people were injured, maimed, or the lost their limbs. 172 journalists were killed while trying to do the job and a very difficult, and more than 500 medics have been killed while they were trying to save lives. humanitarian aid workers and the united nations personnel who came to the rescue of the people of gaza who are struggling with hunger and thirst were killed. more than 250 united nations personnel. marketplaces, tents and camps with refugees were sheltered, churches and mosques and even more and the deliberately dozens of hospitals, hundreds of schools, more than 130 were carrying patients. they shredded the charter of the united nations and shamelessly challenged the whole world who are people of conscious. they challenge them. my friends, images from israel's prisons which it is turned into concentration camps clearly show what kind of barbarian -ism we are facing. as result of israe

there isn't a close reelection race of her own center, baldwin. thanks for being with us i want to get to the state of the race in wisconsin a moment. first, there's a cnn reporting that the republican nominee for governor in north carolina, mark robinson posted these disturbing comments on this porn forum back in 2008, 2012. the story broke province denies it. the former president has publicly praised robinson in the past he hasn't really said much of anything about this. what do you think this means for vice president harris, his chances to win there? >> yeah. well, first of all, what he said was absolutely disgusting. and then when it has no place in public office, but i have to say there seems to be a theme this year in races across the country where democrats are running candidates who have deep respect for the people whose votes they're seeking. and republicans are nominating folks that seemed to be insulting the very people that they seek to represent look at j.d. vance and his comments about childless cat. ladies, look at my opponent, who

but, and appalachia and southwest virginia coalfields the baldwin detective agencies. they were run and operated by a man and his family. they were hired by the coal companies who also then operated with the local politicians mine guards themselves in law enforcement, right? you have the pseudo- law enforcement that includes again the private police forces again they're not beholden to a state or to a government. they are their own entity they are being employed, right, by the mining companies themselves. you can understand how all of this can start going south pretty quickly. but with the mine guards system this is something minors certainly hated. they were consulate they tried to unionize or fell out of the graces with their employers, right, their constant threat of eviction. people carry out this evictions like going to their homes and throwing their company owned the things that they purchased in the store out into the streets. baldwin felt was the agency that provided that kind of muscle and that kind of enforcement for the coal companies themselves. that's kind

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in wisconsin baldwin had an 11 point lead in our most recent fox news poll from july. now shows a narrower gap giving baldwin a 6 point advantage. >> the path to the president and to control of the united states senate runs directly through the midwest. >> our most recent fox poll from michigan shows slotkin with a 5 point lead over rogers. but, when looking at independent voters, rogers is ahead by 12 points. that's three and a half points outside the margin of error. >> mike rogers is going to be a great senator. he has got gravitas. >> in the presidential election, polling shows a much closer race in these two states. looking at the real clear politics average of polls in wisconsin, vice president kamala harris ahead by 2 points as we head on over to michigan. she leads by one. you know, really close, margin of error stuff here as you go to our new fox power rankings. the vice president maintains her edge in that state and as we mentioned earlier, wisconsin beings along with nevada, arizona, pennsylvania, remain toss-ups. but now two other states have shifted out of

baldwin. >> mr.sident, there is perhaps no personal decision one can make than the decision of whether or not to start a family. for many people starting a family is the greatest joy there is. it makes everything else secondary. yet, for millions and millions of people, infertility can be a nightmare and the source of pain. thankfully, we live in a time when thanks to treatments like ivf infertility is not the end of the story. sadly, access to ivf can no longer be taken for granted. from the moment the maggot supreme court eliminated roe v. wade the hard right made clear that they would keep going there as his earlier this year in alabama, i've yet has become the next target of ultraconservatives, and access to this incredible treatment is more vulnerable than ever. today, the senate will hold a simple and pivotal vote on whether or not to take up once again the right to ivf act. i think senator duckworth as well is murray and booker and all the others have championed this bill for months. they are

baldwin. today members are working on to nominations the district court and circuit court nominee they must pass additional spending legislation by september 30 to avoid a shutdown. on wednesday house speaker mike johnson announced he was pulling the scheduled boat on continuing funding saying some disagreements in his caucus. her watching live coverage here on c-span2 quorum call: keeping the government open with temporary extension of federal funding, continuing resolution as we all know is not a substance mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i'd like to begin by reminding our colleagues of a report released before the august state work period. it's a report congress commissioned in the fiscal 2022ndaa -- 20222022. congress appointed the bipartisan commission on the national defense strategy. the commiss

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senator baldwin has been campaigning on local issues such as infrastructure and healthcare funding. >bridges, roads, and transportation infrastructures all across the country, we are using american steel and american concrete. >> bret: in wisconsin baldwin is outperforming her democratic presidential counterpart vice president harris is ahead of former president trump as you can see by a little more than 1 percentage point in wisconsin. now, the outcome of the presidential race is expected to heavily influence most of the 34 seats up for election this time. republicans have an edge in our latest power ranchings which as you can see predicts 50 occupied senate seats while democrats have 47. there you see the three toss-ups. they could go either way. wisconsin is just one of the close races fox news will be tracking election night. republicans, as we have said many times, have a very favorable map when it comes to the senate, but democratic candidates are on top in several battleground states. so it's still anyone's game when it comes to senate control this cycle. >> bret: up next, our

tammy baldwin voted to give illegal immigrants handouts. baldwin has done nothing for us and she's been in d.c. for 25 years. >> we can't afford tammy baldwin's failed policies. >> it's time for a change. >> on one side it's abortion on the other. these themes are common these days. >> they are common, you are correct about that. the baldwin campaign is really only gotten into hitting eric hovde d on abortion which when you look at the polling is one of the top issues in wisconsin. since the dobbs decision, there was about a year long periods were abortion was outlawed in wisconsin and the court ruling has since made the procedure available again for about the last 12 but deciding whether it's protected by the wisconsin constitution is very much ongoing so it's top of mind for voters here. the other big issue is the economy. people have the feeling, the pain of the last few years and that's been caused by inflation. we've seen some of the things people like to talk about going up. the eric of the folks want to tie baldwin to biden and ever

baldwin has done nothing.'m done with democrats. it's time for change. >> i'm jacky rosen and i approve this message. >> maga extremist sam brown is putting them at risk. he embraced sunsetting medicare and social security. sam brown publicly supported forcing massive cuts to social security and medicaid and was caught on tape saying he admires the plan to phase out social security and medicare entirely in five years. sam brown, another maga extremist trying to cut social security and medicare. >> gas prices are up 2%. housing and grocery prices are through the roof, and nevada has the second-highest unemployment in the nation. for -- but career politicians do not seem to care. >> multimillionaires like jacky rosen don't get us. i'm not a politician. neither are you. after the military, i worked in a warehouse as part of a small business. i will work to down prices. i'm sam brown, and i approve this message. >> god did not create us to be equal to men. >> the people already know who the legitimate governor is,

baldwin. >> thank you very much. leaders, your excellencies, today i want to tell you about a day that is already must and a day that must never. on the night of march 4, 2022, i received one of the most terrifying reports in the beginning of a full-scale russian invasion against ukraine. the report was about russian attempts firing directly at the buildings of ing officer: withou objection. mrs. britt: thank you. mr. president, lulu griffin, a 15-year-old from mountainbrook, alabama, that's who i'm here to talk about today. she's had a high school student who loves basketball, volleyball and golf. she is one of four siblings. she's actually a twin. lulu loves to spend time at the lake with her brothers and sisters. her favorite color is purple. on june 7, her life changed forever. that was the day she was hadn't the beach enjoying the best of summer with her family and friends. she was looking for sand dollars in the ocean with a friend. and that's when a shark attacked. what happened next is nothing short of a mira

baldwin. our nation went through unspeakable things the first time in history.even today and for our country to explore. 3000 innocent lives were lost and countless more work forever impacted families and loved ones, thousands survived the attack but they were forever changed as well physically, emotionally and in many other ways. no matter many ways to apply their families will always and many of them any netiquette and we remember their loved ones today. all of us know this unimaginable posture of our nation to its core and now women two decades later we remain delivered to our the survivors and the following. we remember the people we lost for we should also remember the survivors. the loved ones of the fallen, the first responders who continue to remember that day. the veterans will bear their visible and invisible wounds of war because the ripple effect of that attack on september 11 continues to fox and we should remember not just the horror of the day but also the heroism because in the days and weeks "afterwards" as well as all that take, that heroism br

baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. the clerk: mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. brown. mr. budd. ms. butler. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper. mr. casey. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr. heinrich. mr. helmy. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. lummis. mr. manchin. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. merkley. mr. moran. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. mr. romney. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schmitt. mr.

it's been baldwin's overnight. the late to strike was in the seaside town of g yourself, available. several buildings where hits and infrastructure was damaged, and lebanese health industry says is ray, the strikes has skills at least $569.00 people in just 48 hours. at least half a 1000000 of others have slept the homes in the south. israel says it won't sits campaign to get ceilings. group has but lots of the short spots. ones that might not be possible. well, earlier in the days radius has continued on different parts of london, including the capital. both of jabari has moved from the another attack in the heart of southern bay routes. once again, israel says at target, it has the commander. when involved a residential building in the suburb of da here on tuesday house, a panic as emergency services came to the seat dealing with the aftermath. while some civilians are choosing to leave the suburbs completely, the invalid that are building shift because it was next to another building that was hit. right now, i'm

so, matt baldwin will start the final round start the final round four shots off the lead.ime? he'll be hoping so because those close shaves have accumulated really, the most recent at the irish 0pen last week. you think how close he came at the olympics, and also of course at the us open, at pinehurst. he needs to put a big title back onto his resume at some stage this season, you would think, and this is a good opportunity. rounded 66 today, disappointed to find the water at the last — that was a blow, but he still managed to par that par give, get that closing hole. that 66 means he's at 15—under par in the share of second—place, and three shots behind matteo manassero, the man he succeeded as the pga champion back in 2014. the prestige of this tournament is obviously at state, and we've got a year out now from the ryder cup in new york next year — how important is the tournament looking ahead to that? they are significant — this is a $9 million tournament, at some stage this season, you would think, and this rounded 66 today, disappointed to find the water at the last —

baldwin.t is happening on the ground, beyond what is happening at the presidential level? >> senator baldwin is a dynamite champion for working families across the state. there are so many places she can go where workers will say, i would not have my job if it weren't for you fighting by american policies, standing up for dairy farms, ensuring that wisconsinites get fair shake. in wisconsin, like arizona, is one of the states that will determine the senate majority. we also have at least two house races. you have rebecca cook running in the third congressional district. a recent poll shows, she is up by two points against a terrible republican who is national famous for screaming at teenagers in the capital. brian stahl, kristin running for open seat in the congressional district. in the state legislator, we have fair maps for the first time in 14 years me things to a massive battle. because of that, we now have a chance to flip the state majority in wisconsin and break the super majority in t

baldwin, aye. ms. butler, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. carper, aye. the clerk: mer cornyn the clerk: mr. cornyn, no. mr. kaine, aye. the clerk: ms. klobuchar, aye. the clerk: ms. cortez masto, aye. the clerk: mr. peters, aye. the clerk: mr. romney, aye. the clerk: mr. grassley, no. mr. ossoff, aye. mr. tester, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. lee, no. the clerk: mr. cruz, no. the clerk: ms. murkowski, aye. the clerk: mr. cramer, no. the clerk: mr. whitehouse, aye. vote: the presiding officer: the yeas are 52, the nays are 41, and the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action. mr. cornyn: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, the biden-harris apparent strategic for handling the massive influx of migrants on the southern border has been to funnel them into allegedly temporary parole programs and act like the biden-harris border crisis has b

baldwin. the supply house during the nomination process. between home state senators and the white house on judicial nominee is essential to ensure that a nominee is well-suited to serve on the federal bench. it is part of our duty to provide advice and consent. senator hagerty and i work in good faith with the biden-harris administration to identify how a qualified nominee in the vacancy on the circuit. we presented qualified nominee contrary to bipartisan president, the white house barely even work with us. apparently what became quite evident was this white house, the biden-harris administration referred to open the liberation. to hearing the voice of the people. this administration prefers deals as opposed to considering nominee to step forward and go through a nomination process with full transparency. sure, it's to serve on the federal bench, doctor something isaac. our comments that have come to us from dozens of tennesseans. the due process, i did drop in civil of our justice system. as a federal prosecutor and u.s. attorney for the

baldwin. quorum call: the state work. represent and allows us so i know our colleagues agree was particularly in surprisingly they are familiar figure out how family farms are. it doesn't just hit nations growers. job creators and families for the biden terrorists administration reckless spending the back on the farm bill station majority of get to secure single minute. in my hometown spoke about the regulatory costs. thank the red taste in washington in the classified self lends itself members celebrating the facility and i was proud to work with army leaders to modernize 11 barracks for nearly half a century. in just one year for accomplished but would have taken close to a decade building and marvelously and equipment service members to keep us safe. on a related matter america around the world than the last time the senate convened. expansion for ukraine wrapping up on the south china use senior officials from nato allies and adversaries advances have been comparable astonishing laughs and clarity. october 7 reserve i

england's matthew baldwin leads the way at seven—under par after carding a blemish free round of 65. gets underway on friday in berlin. john mcenroe s team world will take on bjorn borg s team europe in the three day event, which this year features six of the top 10 players in the world rankings, including reigning french open and wimbledon champion carlos alcaraz who'll be making his laver cup debut. we don't talk too much, we are on our own all the time and we don't watch it all matches. now it's going to be different, we are going support each other, to laugh, talk a lot, and enjoy as much this week and then try to do a little bit more professionally. anthonyjoshua and daniel dubois faced—off whilst meeting the press in london on thursday. the pair will compete in an all—british ibf world heavyweight title fight at wembley stadium on saturday. dubois won the interim ibf title injune and was elevated to world champion status when oleksandr usyk vacated. the pair will clash in front of a reported post—war british record crowd of 96,000. it is a blessing to be back again and be able

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baldwin. along with the courts, you've heard from others it's important to repeat, president biden quote it's time to put trump in a bull's-eye. the president of the united states said that and then now to different people have taken that as a call to action. where's the real scrutiny coming from the press to ask them to you now denounce what you said? because people are taking it the wrong way and are actually trying to carry it out. it's not just rhetoric. we almost lost president donald trump. and it shouldn't happen on either side but you are seeing this language from the other side get higher and higher. got to say it again. congressman goldman, quote, it is destructive to our democracy, and he, president trump, has to be eliminated. does anybody need an interpretation of that? one unhinged person hearing that and what does it mean to them? that they're going to carry out as they call to action what they're being called to do. cannot happen. it cannot happen. congresswoman plaskett, quote

baldwin. the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: in may 2000, israeli forces withdrew from southern lebanon. but while the occupation ended, hezbollah's appetite for waging war on israel only grew. and its further deadly attacks on israel invited the 2006 conflict. the history of israel's fight to defend its northern border and innocent civilians against hezbollah terrorists bears eerie parallels to the story of brutal violence hamas has perpetrated from gaza. israel withdrew there in august 2005, and by 2007 iran-backed terrorists had bent the enclave to its all-consuming mission, which is war on israel. but the most glaring through lines into israel's north and south are not the relentless blood lust of terrorists. they're the predictable delusion of israel's, quote, friends, unquote, and the shameful cowardice of international authorities that claim to stand for peace. take, for start

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against russia's invasion, crowds facing russian battlefield advances and increasingly heavy bump. baldwin. and he's hoping that allies will lift that restrictions on how far inside rush a constructions in west them supply weapons. so what is likely to be the response of this time from the us, the u. k. of to refuse that ukraine? so many times we asked that corresponds to the corresponding rebecca richards and key. suddenly going to be talking the agenda when these 3 man meets today here in care to discuss this very issue. it's something that modem is the lens he has been pushing for. for weeks now, asking the us and it's western allies to give the green light for it to be able to use these us supplied and waste and supplied long range missiles to shoot to the deep into russian territory. so far they've only been able to use them on, on areas around the long, very long 1000 kilometers frontline in positions where russia has a lot of tax from. but the automated polanski says is absolutely crucial that they've been given the that the beginning, the go ahead that they can shoot deeper into th

this is mom baldwin and weighed in another thing. this is the 3rd storm and a year. i don't know how much more we can take. hurricane helene made alarm sol as a powerful category for a storm in florida on thursday as it moves north into georgia. the carolinas in tennessee. it weekend, but don't large amounts of rain. dozens of people have been killed. the cost of the damage is estimated to be around a $100000000000.00. president joe biden said his administration is committed to helping with the recovery. out of state level governments have been providing assistance to those in affected areas because it's so difficult to get trucks in by land. yesterday we began air lifting supplies, including food and water into the region. a number of nash feeding sites have been open. as helene weakens, officials have warned up more storms could affect the southeastern united states with hurricane season, continuing until the end of november. the world's biggest physics physics lavar trees celebrating 70th birthday, the organization known as san helped develop the internet. the st

and it is england's matthew baldwin who leads the way at the top of the leaderboard.nd for him after carding a blemish free round of 65. onto tennis now and the 2024 laver cup gets underway on friday in berlin. john mcenroe�*s team world take on bjorn borg team europe in the three day event, which this year features six of the top ten players in the world rankings, including reigning french open and wimbledon champion carlos alcaraz, who will be making his laver cup debut. we don't talk too much. we are on our own all the time with our team. uh, we don't watch all the matches. so now it's going to be different. now it's going to be, we are going to support each other. we are going to, uh, laugh. we are going to talk a lot. so i am going to try to enjoy as much as i can this week with, with then try to to know them a little bit more personally. boxing now and anthonyjoshua and daniel dubois faced off while meeting the press in london on thursday. the pair will compete in an all—british ibf world heavyweight title fight at wembley stadium on saturday. dubois won the int

baldwin, aye. the clerk: ms. smith, aye. the clerk: carper, aye. -- mr. carper, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. fetterman, aye. mr. cassidy, no. the clerk: mr. cornyn, no. the clerk: mr. blumenthal, aye. mrs. blackburn, no. mr. barrasso, no. the clerk: mr. helmy, aye. mr. boozman, no. mr. schumer, aye. mr. scott of south carolina, no. the clerk: mr. cramer, no. mr. crapo, no. mr. ricketts, no. mr. hoeven, no. the clerk: mr. padilla, aye. the clerk: mr. grassley, no. mr. lujan, aye. the clerk: mr. reed, aye. mr. van hollen, aye. mr. kelly, aye. mr. murphy, aye. the clerk: mr. schatz, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. wicker, no. mr. braun, no. mr. whitehouse, aye. mr. casey, aye. mr. young, no. mrs. gillibrand, aye. the clerk: ms. butler, aye. the clerk: ms. duckworth y, aye . the clerk: ms. duckworth, aye. mr. manchin, aye. the clerk: mr. mullin, no. the clerk: mr. merkley, aye. mr. lee, no. mr. king, aye. the clerk: mr. kennedy, no. ms. warren, aye. ms. ernst, no. the clerk: mr. warner, aye. the clerk: mr. mcconnell, no. vote: the clerk: mr. cruz, no. the clerk: mr. bennet, aye. t

he is running to unseat democratic everyone couple bent tammy baldwin.cted member of the tren de aragua gang p&a is one of the crimes that's been documented. look, laura, every state is a border state. multiple cases of crime all over our state. you cited that case. we had a father of several young children who was killed in a drunk driving incident. we had a 12-year-old girl that was kidnapped. fortunately she got away we had illegal immigrant kill his own two children here about a month ago this crime issue is touching every state. look, they put 1,000 people into a small town called white water. turned the city budget upside down. access to housing, healthcare. there is so many problematic layers to this open border and they are killing our young people with fentanyl it's a poison created in china sent drug cartels and brought up. we lost 108,000 young americans last year and wisconsin has had their fair share of losses sadly. >> laura: now, "newsweek" had a headline after trump's comments that we just played about that wisconsin attack it said suspec

. >> laura: 20 may now, running to unseat democratic incumbent senator tammy baldwin in wiscon.ed member of the gang. but how worried are people in wisconsin? that is just one of the crimes that has been documented. >> look, laura, every state is a border state.es we've had multiple cases of crime all overe al our state. you are deciding that case. we had a father of several young children who was killed in a drunk driving accident and wefo had a 12-year-old girl thartt ws kidnapped. fortunately, she got away where illegao chl immigrant killed two children a month ago. so this crime issue is touching every state. c look, they put a thousand peoplt into a small town called whitewater. turned the city budgetacce upside down, health care, there are so many problematic layers ngto this open border and they e killing our young people with fentanyl. what is a poison created in b china sent to the drug cartels brought up and we lost 108,000 young americans last year. wisconsin has had their fair share of losses sadly. >> laura: "newsweek" had a headline after trump's comments played ab

democratic incumbent tammy baldwin is maintaining a narrow lead over republican candidate eric hovde.nsin is one of those states and it is neck-and-neck. if i pull up here call for number three, marquette university law school poll has harris at 52, trump at 58. did you notice a big difference after the switch between biden and harris? >> well, clearly vp harris had a bump, a temporary bump. i think these numbers are all flawed. you have to look back to the polling in 2016 and 2020 where president trump way under polled. supposed to lose the state by 5 1/2 percent and 6%. he won in 16 and barely loss in 20. a neck-and-neck race. our internal polls have a jump ball tied. the momentum is on our side because the issues are on our side. people are concerned about inflation, the cost of their groceries. look at your auto insurance bill. see how much that has jumped. and then, you know, you were talking about illegal immigration and what is happening in germany. well, every community in our country and in wisconsin every state is a border state. we just had a venezuelan illegal immigrant vi

baldwin. >> republican. >> caller: i have an analogy about the voting. now, we have laws against speeding, but what good would it be if we didn't check for speeders and arrest speeders? that's like in voting, , you hae laws against illegals voting but you don't want to check for illegal voters. so what good is it? people can just do what they want to do and they get away with it. and also, greta, you should do away with your independent light because it's all democrats. they have two lines. there's a democrat line and independent line which they abused daily. thank you. >> guest: it's an interesting point about independents. i come from a state where more people are we call them on a robot or independent voters than democrats or republicans. i think you find a lot of people who just wouldn't want to call in on it of those other lines, that's your housekeeping issues to fix, not mine. interesting question brought up about the speeders but again i will say every state has its own system for voting. every state does everything they can to make sure voting i