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it's james baldwin.essure enough, in and of itself, because i wanted to honor his legacy in the way that i thought it should be honored. jeffrey: and now, a celebration of the centennial of his birth, including an exhibition at the national portrait gallery called "this morning, this evening, so soon: james baldwin and the voices of queer resistance," which takes its name from a short story he published in 1960. another at the schomburg center for research in black culture, "jimmy! god's black revolutionary mouth," presenting baldwin's archive of personal papers. there's a new album by singer-songwriter and bassist meshell ndegeocello called "no more water: the gospel of james baldwin." and reissues of seminal works with new introductions and artwork. along with a podcast, the baldwin 100, in which host cree myles talks with contemporary writers and thinkers. what is his relevance today, especially when you think about younger people, younger readers, younger citizens? >> despite the time that has passed

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we have no better champion, let's give a round of applause for senator tammy baldwin. [applause] [cheers] >> thank you, ben and hello everybody. good morning from the bottom of my heart, i want to say thank you to the people of wisconsin for putting their trust in me and continue to be their fighter in washington, d.c. [applause] the way we won this race is the way i have always approached this job and that's we did everything everywhere and all at once. i travel to red, blue, purple, suburban and rural and urban parts of our state. i listen to people. i really listen to people. then deliver for them. turn, these wisconsin knights showed up for me and i am so grateful. [applause] >> it is the farmers and the dairy industry who i fought alongside earning the endorsement fof of the wisconsin farm bureau. it is the workers on the floor who's getting more business because of my by america rules. [applause] >> a big shoutout to labor. [cheers] >> it is the lbgtq families who saw through the nasty attack campaign and knew what i have their back, free of hate and discriminati

and you know, you were talking about baldwin and baldwin was the subject of, i'm not your negro. this is really powerful documentary about baldwin's work and his influence and baldwin is probably the best remembered for his writing from the forty's through the sixty's. but, but also still present in today because baldwin's political, personal, philosophical insights about race, colonialism, white supremacy. they have not gone out of date. and i find that very inspiring, but it's also rather discouraging because things have not changed that much in 60 or 70 years. are you depressed or do you find it energizing that there was like baldwin that yeah, people asked me that question in the creek and so i said i can't afford to be depressed. the world in front of us is a big question mark. and when i was younger, i would say yes, it's a question mark, but we all collective we can fight against it to. but today i don't see the structure who helped me find my way. and on every level within the society, we can say that the unions have the same power. they used to have every institution tha

and you know, you were talking about baldwin and baldwin was the subject of, i'm not your negro. this is really powerful documentary about baldwin's work and his influence and baldwin is probably the best remembered for his writing from the forty's through the sixty's. but, but also still present in today because baldwin's political, personal, philosophical insights about race, colonialism, white supremacy. they have not gone out of date. and i find that very inspiring, but it's also rather discouraging because things have not changed that much in 60 or 70 years. are you depressed or do you find it energizing that there was like baldwin that yeah, people ask me that question in the creek and so i said i can't afford to be depressed. the world in front of us is a big question mark. and when i was younger, i would say yes, it's a question mark, but we're all collective. we can fight against it to. but today i don't see the structure who helped me find my way. and on a very level, within the society, we can say that the unions have the same power. they used to have every institution

alec baldwin lecturing us about the moral collapse of america, that's like the same alec baldwin lecturing us about firearm safety. this is the hubris of the defeated. it's the same guy who shot and killed his female director on a movie set, a wife and mother and then have the audacity to run to abc news to insist that he didn't pull the trigger. i'm sure it just fired itself. this guy is talking about us being misinformed, uninformed about moral clarity. if you ever want to hear what a father of the year sounds like, listen to that voice mail that he left his 11-year-old daughter sometime. once again i've made an [bleep] >> he's talking to an 11-year-old on a voice mail. i don't give a damn that you are 12 years old or 11 years old or that your mother is a thoughtless pain in the expletive doesn't care about what you do. you made me feel like expletive and i need to straighten your expletive out. i will let you know how i really feel about a thoughtless little pig that you are. you are rude little pig. now i have an 11-year-old daughter and that is unthinkable rhetoric from a father to a

for baldwin, the accumulation of lies suffocated at the white southerner, end quote.ike baldwin, eddie, you believe we cannot move forward as a country until we confront and then knockdown the lies. >> absolutely, thank you so much for that introduction. the commentary, it is spot on. it seems to me that these moments require honest confrontation with who we are and we are already engaged in the game of allusions and the kind of construction of fantasies. that really what is motivating us is simply economic insecurity and inflation, and the like. of course those issues matter but when we look concretely at what is happening, when we look at what follows donald trump and his weight, we see all the violence, all of this racial vitriol. we hear nick fuentes declare he owns women's bodies and the like. we have to begin to ask ourselves and i this question, why is there a correlation between the kind of those who support donald trump and this ugliness because it is this ugliness that is the fuel of trumpism. richard slotkin, historian, has said we are in a second lost caus

it's a real thing with alec baldwin. it's a real thing with the media. but i think this trump administration has its feet under it politically and legally in a way that it didn't in 2017. it's ready to go out of the gates. it's going to take some things that biden did unilaterally and say, look, we can change those unilaterally. and, you know, you showed the new york times chart with all these groups moving to the right. they moved to the right for a reason, because trump gave them something that looked like change that they were interested in seeing, and the left gave them something that was a very, very bad product. whether it's in denver, where mike johnston, this mayor, is saying he's going to spend 10% of his budget, $90 million on illegal immigrants and cut other services like rec centers for his citizens and then get thrown in jail over it. sure, if that's what you're going to do, that's a bad product for the american people, and they will reject it in favor of donald trump, whose transition they look at and go, yeah, that looks pretty good at 60%

what do harrison baldwin want to do? they want to pull us down that path of socialism where only the very people at the top do well and everybody else gets poor. that is what they want to do. >> you know, senator baldwin, that is not my understanding of policy, but perhaps i have it wrong. is that what you would like to do? do you want the very people at the top to do well and everybody else get poor? >> let me just talk about the height of hypocrisy for eric have the -- hovde to stand on that stage and say that. he supports $4 trillion in new tax cuts that disproportionately go to the very wealthy, people like himself and big corporations. we have seen that one before. how would he achieve that? by cutting programs that the middle-class working people depend on. his plan calls for slashing social security and medicare. he would cut social security by 28%. you know, eric hovde is for spending, just not for you. eric hovde is for this tax plan that would do just the opposite of what he is talking about . the economy and t

sharon stone is just as uninformed as baldwin.tes is filled with stupid people. >> my country is in it's adolescence. adolescence is very arrogant. adolescence thinks it knows everything. adolescence is naive and ignorant and arrogant. we are in our ignorant arrogant adolescence. we haven't seen this before in our country so americans who don't travel, 80 percent don't have a passport, who are uneducated, extraordinary naivety. >> jesse: she sounds a little arrogant. americans are tired of her and alec baldwin talking down to them and we are tired of the woke policies they shut down our throats. a new study shows that dei, all it's done is foster hostility. now walmart is saying goodbye dei. >> a few of the changes here, phasing out the term dei, winding down the center for racial equity. is that accurate from what you are hearing and why the changes great. >> we've been on a journey and we continue to be on a journey and what we are trying to do is ensure that every customer, every associate feels welcome here to shop and to feel

but her mother is not attending, saying alec baldwin has not apologised.actor of seeking to unjustly profit from her daughter's death. a case accusing him of involuntary manslaughter was thrown out injuly. american entertainement blogger and media personality, perez hilton, gave us his assessment on whether it is surprising for the film to be released. not surprised the film is being released because it's not big piece. they have sold it in the international— piece. they have sold it in the international markets - piece. they have sold it in the international markets test - piece. they have sold it in the international markets test for| international markets test for distribution in the united states but, while the mother of saddam hussein cinematographer is against of this, her husband, the widow and the father the child is supportive of this also, her son will profit him and i cannot speak for the family but as a mother, father and myself, that for her child and she is as yet, she continues to provide for her child also, for festivalgoers, him wanted to

alec baldwin faced similar charges dismissal with prejudice.e judge abruptly dropped the case this summer due to prosecutors mishandling evidence. a courtroom ending fit for hollywood souza still tormented by loss, was adamantly against continuing production. >> i think as time passed discussions would. i'd start to hear about discussions about maybe it would be picked up again and i had no interest in that. i just i wasn't there. i was you know, a wreck, i guess. >> but leaving rust unfinished meant hutchins child and husband would never financially benefit nor see her final work. >> i've never met anybody that lived, breathed, ate, and drank movies like her. for me, for the people who came back, it felt like the right thing to do. i just couldn't let. i couldn't let a stranger or something finish what we had started together. >> i'm chris livesay in torun, poland cbs news roundup will be you'll love this! centrum silver is clinically proven to support memory in older adults. so you can keep saying, you mastered it! you fixed it! you nailed it

according to the latest poll, baldwin leads by two points.obama shouted out the campaign today. >> remember how the affordable care act let's young people stay on their parents plan until they are 26, tammy wrote that part of the bill. she knew it was important.'s that is the kind of work course that we need in washington. that is the kind of person that is going to help get camelot good in office. -- help get kamala harris in office. >> she is legit. >>> your lead has narrowed from seven points to just two points. why is the gap closing and do you feel it is that type of a race? >> we are battleground state and always have been. think back to how close presidential races have been. i see it no different except for the momentum i am seeing in the final weeks. i always knew it would be a close race which is why it committed to traveling the state just as they do as a senator. listening to people and getting to work on solutions. in this campaign, my opponent has not talked about any of his agenda because it is so unpopular. he has spent almost

baldwin. the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr.ngs under a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. mr. coons: i ask unanimous consent to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coons: i ask unanimous consent that the scheduled vote occur immediately. the presiding officer: without objection, the question is on the nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. 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. the clerk: mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. the clerk: 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-sm

restaurants and now for the fall, 6 weeks is being subjected to the most intense is righty. bump baldwin, pod t. yes. i've said to the favorites, top of all of the, hey yeah, we're reading the scale of destruction of the is really strikes, decimate the area, the good to have your company today for the latest global news roundup. i'm would, i'd have mommy and this is all the international and we saw so we need to rush as a 1st deputy prime as a dentist. my tutor of is currently in the indian capital for a 2 day visit, but he has already met him 5 minutes and the rent remotely. oh, think i was on the run doing some reports. a process started deputy prime minister has met indian farm into sundance and will be here in new den, just a short while ago. both the egos basically spoke about it have see, treat corporation economics tires, connect to repeat a more. now this is a highly significant meeting between the 2 leaders. given the bible, the prime minister window movie himself has been to russia. but these 2 times this year or the order he had gone to law school and he met with the president

that light is tammy baldwin. i want you to picture that inaugural stage again with tammy standing there probably with kamala and tim, and you have to make that walk for us these next 24 hours! you finish that walk! you make us a victory in wisconsin, and that is how we will win! thank you, lacrosse, and thank you, wisconsin! [cheers and applause] >> let me check for him first. [laughter] >> good morning. please give a warm welcome to samuel hayden. [applause] >> hello, lacrosse! my name is samuel hayden and i am a senior at the university of wisconsin, la crosse, and an intern on the doyle for assembly campaign. i grew up in st. paul which is why i am so proud to be here to help introduce the first lady walz. this tuesday will be my first time voting in a presidential election. [applause] and i could not be more proud to cast my ballot for vice president harris and governor walz. [applause] i am voting for them because we need leaders in the white house who are going to protect our freedom, create more good jobs,

baldwin. mr. barasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. the clerk: mr. booker. 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. schumer. . mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shah

baldwin. . i have met with world communities but the things they t thrive like access to healthcare including mental health, child care and high-speed internet we are all working address. it's always been the pce where we put the power of the central government at work in a bipartisan way to support farmers and famies and amenities. that is the coalition that is the foundation of a successful bipartisan farm bill. house released a proposal to put immense taxpayer resources into a handle not. it can'te at the suspense of millions of others this country. should not be on the backs of families in need. in the spring i unveiled proposal in a section by section will try to refocus on negotiations holding the farm bill coalition together not robbing peter to pay both but instead a balanced approach our families and rural communities across the country. unfortunately this did not start the negotiation'd hoped for. but the united states. prosperity and security act teen hundred 97 page,his is it. the tr

she was killed on set when a gun went off from baldwin's hand.udge dismissed an involuntary manslaughter case against baldwin. the film's armorer was sentenced to 18 months on a similar charge baldwin did not attend the film premiere. this morning, an answer to the age old question how much is a banana duct taped to a wall? actually much crypto mogul justin sun paid for maurizio cattelan's comedian art piece soon called the work a cultural phenomenon, and he added that in the next few days he will eat it. >> sarah, honestly the joke is on all of us but mostly him for 6 million bucks. all right the biden administration is racing against the clock to decide the future of the biggest single water source in the west. it is pushing these seven states to an agreement on how to divvy up the colorado river's water. you see, the states there. sources telling cnn they want the plan in place before president-elect donald trump takes office. joining us now is cnn's chief climate change correspondent bill weir. what is the status of the colorado river right n

[cheering] for your wonderful senator, tammy baldwin.president of the united states, kamala harris. [cheering] if you have not voted yet today is the last of early voting in milwaukee appear you can still get it done before the day, i will not be offended if you leave right now. if you have an absentee ballot do not put in the mail at this point. bring it to a dropbox at any early voting site. and, if you can't vote early and make a plan to vote on election day november 5, polls are open from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. make sure you get this right, with the dems.org. /vote. that will tight were to go and remember to bring a photo id. bring your friends and your family. together, we have a chance to choose a new leadership in this country and start building. a more hopeful america. now i don't think it's any news to you this election is going to be tight. [laughter] is going to be tight because a lot of americans are still struggling. as a country, sometimes i think we forget that we have been through a lot over these last few years. we ha

we took the film—maker to baldwin's former home in new york, not far from the film festival.they're. .. ..uncovering themselves in a place outside of their own, finding pieces of themselves in a foreign place that they couldn't find in their own home. vietnam was represented in the festival with viet and nam, the story of two lovers, coal miners. it's not intended as a gay love story, but, as the director told me, as an impressionistic representation of vietnam in the past, present and future, but especially the trauma of the country's past. i understand that the film was banned in vietnam. why was that? nobody can know clearly except that the cinema department says that the film is a dark and negative portrayal of the country. that's the only reason we know. on the opening weekend of the new york film festival, it rained. but that didn't deter festival—goers, many of them young people. young people have become the new lifeblood for film festivals in new york and london, and they definitely want to embrace the long—established artform of cinema. i think a lot of young people

for your wonderful senator tammy baldwin.pplause] and for the next president of the united states, kamala harri harris. [cheers and applause] now, if you have not voted yet, today is the last day of early voting in milwaukee. you can still get it done before the game. i won't be offended if you leave right now. if you have an absentee ballot, do not put it in the mail at this point. bring it to a dropbox at any early voting site. and if you can't vote early, make a plan to vote on election day, o november fifth, polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. just go to -- let mixture get this right, withdems.org/vote and that will tell you where you can go. and remember to bring your photo id. get your friends and your family to make a plan to vote, too, because together, three days, we have a chance to choose a new generation leadership in this country and start building a better and stronger and more hopeful america. [cheers and applause] now, i don't think it's a news to you that this election is going to be tight. it's going to be

send tammy baldwin back to the country, please. three powerful and tht of four is not bad. we will get that other one, though, don't worry about that. .... when i was a schoolteacher g to run for congress, i went out to washington, d.c., and i wanted to meet with people. three people took meetings. i don't necessarily blame them. one of those people who took the meeting was ron kind. that means a lot to me. it means a lot. i learned a lot. what i do know is this district was represented as well as anyplace in the country under ron kind, so i would encourage you, electric rebecca cooke to that seat -- elect rebecca cooke to that seat. back we are traveling and some of them did this journey. we are all in this together. i want to send my shout out while i get the chance. [cheering] we landed and had to go across the river to come around. [cheering] them over there in the district and around the corner is a really greatk- quiktrip. but all of you came out today monday we are within 24 hours. you cameu here because you love this countr

there are options now and this is something baldwin need to come to understand, legacy media does not about smelly w walmart people and the basket of deplorables don't work out well. elon musk claimed x users are form of media. listen here. >> elon musk sits on twitter and x saying we are the media, you are the media. my message to elon musk is -- you are not the media, you have -- [applause] >> you having a blue check mark, 300 words of cleverness does not make you a reporter. >> carley: who is the right when it comes to this debate? >> joe: can you sound more like an elitist like the ceo of axios, i love this story. you hear about threats to democracy, it is about threats to bureaucracy and legacy media equalizer, it is fact-checkers when we hear bs from legacy media and they know it and you heard the axios ceo so angry saying, no, we matter, you don't, keep going, pal, see how that goes for you? >> todd: only two people tell me how to think, my wife and carley shimkus and we'll keep it like that. joe concha, thank you. don't go anywhere, mike huckabee, president-elect tr trump's am

restaurants, and now for the fall, 6 weeks, it'd been subjected to the most intensive variety from baldwin on see, yes, i have access to david some of the above and that he is revealing the gain of destruction, all the is really strikes to decimate the area. the problem must go to the world of this is all to you is good to have your company today. we start with china, we're a dramatic it and one incident. how's that good outside of sports, the center and the southern chinese and city of you high that we don't know the exact number of exhibits, but these images speak for themselves, i think or is one of the sort davinsky as well defense. this happened around 8 pm local time. and what we understand is that an s u v career into an area with middle age and older aged individuals who said to be who can go exercising outside that sports complex, hey, thing piling them into. as you've seen from not fairly dramatic footage off towards people's pools, across the full lying where they would hate to follow the s u. v. you know, they were immediately helped by passes by to all confused and terrified b

and now for the past 6 weeks is being subjected to the most intensive variety from baldwin on seeing get so access to that they route sub of the here with the game of this function, policy is really strikes, decimate the area, the life of our international needs. sent to, in most of this is all to welcome to the global new though. are we saw with new delhi rushes 1st deputy prime is it, then it's a month. 12 is currently the indian capital for a 2 day visit, but he has already met the indian pregnancy and the rent remote they all think also that ruins and sharma reports. the process started deputy prime minister has met in june fly. i'm going to send the movie here in new den, just a short while ago. both the egos basically spoke about it have see, treat corporation economics tires connect to receive a more. now this is a highly significant meeting between the 2 leaders. given the backdrop, the prime minister window, marty himself has been to russia these 2 times this year, or the order he had gone to moscow when he met with the president off to the vc, vc went to good song to attend

both baldwin and trump won margins just under 1 point. out performed harris by about 4,000 votes. ho did i under performed trump by 54,000 votes, again you look at the fox news voter analysis. trump beats harris with voters who have total household income of less than $50,000. however, baldwin ran neck and neck with that same group. potentially a consequential shift in such a razor thin election. finally we are going to take it out here and we will check in on michigan and what happened there. the differently as you see elissa slotkin, the democrat pug off a narrow victory against republican mike rogers just under half a point or about 20,000 votes. both under performing the presidential tickets. rogers by much wider margin. getting fewer than 117,000 votes. fewer than president-elect trump. ands would we look at our fox news voter analysis on the top issues, president-elect trump performed much better than harris on the economy and immigration, but he also did slightly better than rogers in those two categories. and that slight differenc

baldwin. and others should be open for the public to review. patricia, ohio, republican. >> caller: hello. i have a question. my understanding is that there is, and congress a separate taxpayer money against congress by whoever is in the white house were in the congress. i would like to know if that should be released. >> host: okay. that's patricia in ohio. john st. louis, missouri, democratic caller. >> caller: i know the law and i'm positive that matt gaetz is not going to be returning to. [inaudible] why? because of january 6th, people. all these charges he has put off and put off and put off and then this summer over the summer i saw democrats already because i watch too much c-span. >> host: will move on. marilyn come independent. it's your turn. what you say about this debate? >> caller: yes, i think it should be released. and just on the last caller, two of them, i think he he stated he's a teacher. how is going to teach the young ones about public ethics? we need to bring leaders in our public arena for ethical objective. i come from a

tammy baldwin is welcome to join us. and john up to you. >> john: he doesn't sound anything like it from cali california. >> sandra: no midwest accent whatsoever. this is the real clear politics average in that state. showing just how close this is. we know what it looks like. that is real clear politics average heading into tomorrow and boy, oh, boy, does wisconsin matter. >> john: it does. it's fascinating that in pennsylvania it seems to all be coming down to how much support harris can get out in philadelphia and that is by and large minority support. the black vote is down from 2020, hispanics are increasingly going toward president trump. this will be a squeaker of an election. >> sandra: i can't wait to look at the fox news voter analysis data. it will tell the story as we work our way through election night tomorrow night. >> john: there is a new label out there for kamala harris, axios calling her the no, candidate as she remains vague on policy. we will talk to the cochair of her campaign. >> sandra: nikki hale

as the writer and civil-rights activist james baldwin once said, quote, all that can save you now isonfrontation with your own history, end quote. confronting that means reckoning with this country's ugly history of slavery, the deadly civil war thought in an attempt to maintain the brutal social order and that is what it was fought for. and it means the comp -- when baldwin spoke about history, he was not asking us to be a scholar of americans pass like the guest i'm going to talk to in a moment. he was asking white americans in particular, to reckon with how the country has succeeded at the expense of other groups. one can't afford to care what happened in the past but history has led you to this moment and you can only begin to change yourself and save yourself by looking at what you are doing in the name of your history. end quote. if you believe as i do that trump's return to the white house will likely be extreme than his first administration, then there will be rough times ahead, that are going to test our faith in democracy itself. perhaps more importantly it will test our fa

tammy baldwin defeating eric hovde in the race. it shows you the difference. 27,000 votes ahead of eric. the republican. owner of a multibillion dollar bank. one of the nastiest senate races in the country. what we have seen is a bit of a phenomenon happening. kamala harris losing in wisconsin. tammy baldwin, the democrat, winning there. you are seeing it in places like arizona. the democratic candidate in the senate that ruben gallego is leading. similarly in michigan. >> all right, excellent explanation. thank you very, very much. and vice president kamala harris has spoken to donald trump and officially conceded and the nation will hear from her about two hours or so from now. cnn's priscilla alvarez is at harris' campaign headquarters. give us details about what kamala harris will say in her concession speech. >> reporter: what we are learning in the last hour, the vice president did call former president donald trump and congratulated him on his win. according to an aide, she also discussed what they called quote the importanc

and now for the past 6 weeks, it has been subjected to the most intensive variety from baldwin on see get. so access to the favorite, some of the, of the yeah. revealing the skate of this function of the is really the strikes, decimate the, the great, very welcome to you from the entire all to international news soon we're coming to life from us. now let's take a look at the top. so is this how, how we saw with new dirty rushes 1st deputy prime minister, dennis month to love is currently in the indian capital for a 2 day visit where he has already met with indian prime medicine or under about do you all take all this on a routing and chava ripple, it's a precious sort of deputy prime minister has met in june fly. i'm going to send the reins and will be here in new den, just a short while ago. both the egos basically spoke about it have see trade corporation economics ties connect to receive a more. now this is a highly significant meeting between the 2 leaders. given the bible, the prime minister window. marty himself has been to russia these 2 times this year or the order he had gone

baldwin. leader, minority leader and i'm so happy hour members are here to give us a change change. mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the republican leader. the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask that the further proceedings under the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: a week ago today the american people stood to be counted. they lined up to make their voices heard and the message they sent was resoundingly clear. four years ago they watched washington democrats take an economy that was primed for recovery and doused it in reckless taxing and inflationary spending. over four years, they watched consumer prices rise more than 20%. as they've made tough choices at the grocery store, felt the pain at the gas pump, they watched washington democrats deflect blame for the worst inflation in four decades. and last tuesday they said enough was enough. four years ago they watched washington democrats campaign on slashing ice and h

is labeled as national day, but as the no cause full set of ration with heavy is right. deformed baldwin across a part of the country here with the lebanese compet. so they route the district. this is in the southern suburbs of the capitol, was struck in and is ready attack, destroying a residential building between a number of strikes in those southern suburbs. you will see residential buildings or palmer products being completely destroyed. now this area is usually m t o b, for many, many of the people that have evacuated or less for places of safety for as you've seen, probably from the cities that were people in the vicinity. as this missile struck this case, soon, alternative actuation order issued by the is lady ami. we've also seen these of i q i shouldn't. oh, does issue to cause how sways whole district of southern lebanon a gauges come on to pretty intense up on baldwin. the resistance, however, is continuing from his ballade. it's fired missiles, rockets at a group of these by the soldiers, kayla. and also the possible continues to rage in the very sensitive fold abbey. and no

send tammy baldwin back to the senate, please. was thinking between minnesota, you hear those three powerful leaders. between minnesota and wisconsin, three out of four ain't bad. i want to send a huge thank you to my friend ron kind. when i was a schoolteacher going to run for congress i went to washington, d.c. and i wanted to meet with some people and three people took meetings. i don't necessarily blame them but one of the people who took that meeting was ron kind and that means a lot to me. means a lot. i learned an awful lot of that. this district was represented as well as anyplace in the country under ron kind so i would encourage you, elect rebecca cooke to that seat. [cheers and applause] we are traveling with some of them. this journey we are on i want to give you a big thank you. we are all both together managing a 23 and 18-year-old. i want to give my shout out while i can to hope and gus. they have been fantastic. we landed and we had to go across the river to come around. i'm over there bragging, this is my congress

americans are very uninformed about reality. >> todd: that is quite the lecture from one alec baldwin americans who voted for donald trump that they were not properly informed. he says that america is in a moral collapse? and hollywood, apparently stupidity is not a handicap nor is uberous. this is the same guy who shot and killed his female director on a movie set and claimed he didn't pull the trigger when he most certainly did. the same guy went ballistic on 11-year-old daughter at the time and calling her a rude thoughtless little pig and voice mail all when she didn't answer the phone when he called. no one needs to be lectured by the likes of alec baldwin or anyone in hollywood who just had their own county of bee plocials again. don't call them garbage. they don't like that. attacking tens of millions of the winning candidate not a good idea. >> todd: pots and celgts apparently just are not on our stoves this thanksgiving they are in highland hollywood. do you like that joe? i know you do. speaking of celebrities they give a lot of endorsements in 2024 they did not work. >> i'm

baldwin.rum call: to get our country back on track, , to focus on lowering ct for families at the grocery store, at the gas pump, their energy bills, to secure america's border. so once again i assembled all the committee chose last week to go through what we will be doing in budget reconciliation starting in january. it will be busy process next year. we laid out an aggressive 100 and agenda addressing the things that would get our country moving again, that would focus on lowering costs and getting our economy moving, , making sue there is no tax hike next year. if congress takes no action, the tax cuts and jobs act under president trump many of those provisions from 2017 would expire leading to a large tax icon families. we're going to work to prevent that from happening. so ultimately if you look at what we're focused on right now is being ready day one starting in january when we get natalie that mandate but that opportunity to get this country back on track with unified government in was