secretary benson still faces challenges. this past august benson's home was targeted in two separate swatting incidents within 48 hours. a form of political violence where reporters call hoax calls to law enforcement to provoke end armed response. benson is fending off lawsuits eroding confidence in the election including a case the republican party state and national branches filed challenging overseas votes including by military voters. than 16,000 are at issue in that case and nearly 1 million people have voted absentee already. before early voting has even begun. we'll check on the status of those ballots in just a moment. 18 days until election day, and we'll see how long it takes until we get an election outcome. joining us now is jocelyn benson, secretary of state for the great state of michigan. secretary benson to thank you very much for being here. we know absentee ballots are going to be something republicans target. what assurance do voters have their early vote will be counted? >> first, thanks for having me, jo

he replied, "jocelyn michelle benson, shame on you for blatantly lying to the public. you only plan to remove ineligible voters after this election. that necessarily means that there are far more people registered to vote than there are eligible voters." - yeah. again, the two buckets of people added together is what he's conflating. and what i'd love for him to say instead is the facts, which is you've got active registered voters, 7.2 million, and then you've got the inactive records that are slated for cancellation. and so the fact that he won't clear that up and instead chooses to reiterate the misleading information is really dangerous because, you know- - well, let's talk about who it's dangerous for. - yeah. - it's dangerous for everybody who believes it, but it's actually dangerous for you because right now, as you told me, you have now state troopers surrounding your house and your small child and your family because of the threats that elon's platform creates for your security. - i mean frankly, my first reaction after this unfolded today was to call my secur

secretary benson, thank you very much for being here. we know absentee ballots are going to be something republicans target. what assurance do voters have that their early vote will be counted? >> well, first, thanks for having me, jonathan. great to see you, and thanks to your great work in michigan you can actually track your ballot online if you vote from home and mail it back in. at michigan.gov/votes, you can see that your ballot has been received and counted, and collier clerk if you see any discrepancies. so that level of transparency helps voters stay informed and engaged, so that they can rise above the noise and actually see the truth in this moment and have confidence that their vote will count. >> michigan republicans filed a lawsuit against you challenging overseas military voting. did they miscalculate going after our troops? have any members of the military told you they are worried about their vote? >> you know, i'm a military spouse. so i know firsthand how important it is for our service members and their families servi

elizabeth: guy benson, always terrific. guy is such a good thinker. we love guy benson.oon. >>> now this story, this big development, look at this. texas governor greg abbott has had enough. he say, kamala harris and joe biden, stop trying to take credit for texas' border crackdown that texas is the reason why border crossings are dropping. let's bring in law enforcement official, he's the big techs pert in law enforcement, he's paul mauro. paul, it's great to see you again. what do you make of this? because governor abbott, you know, governor abbott called in the national guard. he's been building the border barriers that bidenharris undercut. he's been trying to reverse and stop bad policies like getting rid of trump's remain in mexico and title 4 4 the 2 -- 4 the 2 and the executive actions. hooest saying -- he's saying stop taking credit for the work we have done. >> the idea is beyond laughable. i mean, let's review here. he was the border czar for almost the entire period of her tenure, and i know she's going to the claim root cause czar, whatever. whatever you ter

will always side with making sure every citizen can vote, and that every voice is heard >> secretary benson what lessons did you learn four years ago that you are using for this election? >> to stand strong in the face of those threats. the currency that those challenging democracy play with or run in is trying to make people feel afraid, afraid to vote, afraid to stand in defense of accurate election results, and when people gathered outside my home, i felt fear but a resilience and determination to protect the will of the voters. and that is really what we bring now all of us in michigan and frankly my colleagues in battleground states across the country, defiance and determination that we've been emboldened by these threats and attacks, and we are going to ensure democracy prevails, and we want citizens to stand with us. no one can make you feel inferior without your consent as eleanor roosevelt told us. we need to stand firm and not allow efforts to intimidate us in this historic election. >> secretary of state jocelyn benson, thank you. expecting for having me. >>> coming up pennsylvan

and the great lakes state of michigan, we're going to speak live with secretary of state, jocelyn benson east coast. >> a live look at new york city on this monday morning. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. election day is two weeks from tomorrow, just 15 days away, more than 13 million ballots have already been cast across 45 states early voting begins today in florida, and of course it's a sprint to the finish for kamala harris and donald trump harris plans to appear with former republican congresswoman liz cheney in the suburbs in pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. today as the wall street journal reports or campaign has zeroed in on a group of undecided voters. they've identified to be quote soft gop voters and moderate independents, including voters who backed former south carolina governor nikki haley over trump. in the gop primaries her sounds like this he's becoming increasingly unstable and unhinged. and it requires that response. i think the american people are seeing it witnessing in real-time. and we must take note of the fact tha

guy benson is going to take this apart. he's coming up next.to "60 minutes, we've got their reaction. but first, my dear friends dagen and sean are ready to rumble on the "the bottom line." sean: yeah. we have donald trump going to pennsylvania, kamala harris going to d.c. for the closing argument, and we have gianno caldwell here to break it all down. dagen: yeah, and tomi lahren will also weigh in on the harris campaign pulling money, advertising money, out of north carolina. that's some breaking news today. and roger williams are on your in do -- you in need as an american in well, you're out of luck because there's billions upon billions going toward illegal migrants in this country. top of the hour. ♪ let's review. okay. we're not gonna talk about traffic or weather. if anyone brings up lawn care, i will handle it. hosting can be extremely difficult for young homeowners turning into their parents. oh, are you done with this? i'll just take that. okay, he's still drinking. right. oh, look what the cat dr-- no, no. let's try again, if you wo

. >> sandra: fox team coverage with guy benson on the democrats biggest challenge in michigan. is here in new york, john. >> john: correspondent aishah hasnie lives in detroit and what will trump be targeting in michigan? >> hey, john and sandra, good to see you. he will have sitdown roundtable with community members for us where he will be face to face and listen to what they are most frustrated about, but then he will turn to inflation in the economy and manufacturing jobs, talking how he will revive the auto industry in detroit in broader michigan when he takes the stage behind me and holds that rally tonight. he is trying to break away from this dead heat years and in the state with vice president kamala harris. he talked a little bit about inflation on "fox & friends." watch. >> we will not have inflation. drill, baby, drilled at least 50% one year and we will bring a lot of companies back into the bus. jobs will be good. >> so here is where things stand in michigan. 13% of registered voters statewide have already turned in their ballots and already decided. trump is seizi

and then jocelyn benson reacted to it by saying let's be clear that yellen -- elon musk is spreading dangerous information and i saw you retweeted that from your official x post. why is it important to point out the disinformation coming at voters in michigan and from the likes of elon musk? >> it is it a surprise. everybody knew this was coming when elon musk purchased twitter in the first place and ultimately we knew he would be using it to sow the seeds of distrust and generate misinformation and very dangerous disinformation not only across michigan but all across america and the globe. what we know is that isn't correct. he is using every trick in the book to make sure that people don't trust the results of the election because it is likely of course that kamala harris is going to win. that is there playbook. that is what they have. i think it is for us in elected office in my job to defend the secretary of state, secretary benson and lawsuits against her and defend the will of the voters. we are prepared to do that. i will say the lawsuits that i see, being filed particularly b

but the dog fountain -- >> reporter: benson will check off revered parks like the national mall and thealso lesser known spots. the city's boundary stones date back to the 1700s. and there is a surprising oasis on the george washington memorial parkway. >> i have gained an appreciation of our local parks that i didn't have before. there are so many places that i thought i knew, but now i realize there is actually a lot that i had to uncover. >> reporter: rediscovering a sense of wonder in your own backyard. emilie ikeda, nbc news, washington, d.c. >>> and that is "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience

but the dog fountain -- >> reporter: benson will check off revered parks like the national mall and thealso lesser known spots. the city's boundary stones date back to the 1700s. and there is a surprising oasis on the george washington memorial parkway. >> i have gained an appreciation of our local parks that i didn't have before. there are so many places that i thought i knew, but now i realize there is actually a lot that i had to uncover. >> reporter: rediscovering a sense of wonder in your own backyard. emilie ikeda, nbc news, washington, d.c. >>> and that is "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ today, and how much lo

and host of "the guy benson show" on fox news radio.is a great point with exactly 14 days to go. there's not a lot of room for error. there is room for courting. >> that's what you see president trump doing. usa today had a poll that showed him plus 11 with latinos. it's a bit of an outlier. a fox news poll still shows kamala harris ahead, i'll be up much smaller margin than democrats won in the last cycle. this is president trump saying "come to me, trust me on immigration," latinos support president trump at the fox poll on the issue. when we add this to what we are seeing with black voters, it's a president that is remaking the republican party. should these polling numbers materialize into votes? i cannot believe when i saw a reuters poll that one in four black men under the age of 50 support president trump. that's huge strides from a party that won 5% of black men in 2008. he's made at the party of diversity, of the working man with his working man's economic agenda. no one would have predicted that, no less the media, in 2016 whe

good night from south carolina >> hello, i'm katie pavlich, guy benson and joey jones. welcome to the weekend show tonight. donald trump wrapping up in lancaster, pennsylvania, just minutes ago making closing pitch to voter withs just 16 days out from election day. >> the number one threat that we have, and i actually think the thing that people are going to be voting on most is what's happening on our southern and other than, but our southern border. we're going to give you back the dignity and respect. >> the former president hit up the micke mickey d's to work the french fry machine, something he said he always wanted to do. blue collar voters all while trolling vice president kamala harris. >> look how happy everybody is. they're happy because they want hope. we're going to take hope and make it fact. >> you've worked at mcdonalds now. >> now i've worked at mcdonalds. i've worked for 15 place more than kamala. she never worked here and i worked 15 minutes more than kamala. >> that dig is in response claiming to harris worked at a mcdonalds in college. >> later in co

thanks to you upon request of guy benson. >> for the content of the show obviously. this is a smart play by the trump campaign. whether kamala harris worked at mcdonalds or not. i would guess she preble did. doesn't really matter. he's decided to troll her on this and he got to a mcdonalds french fry fryer before she did. >> i laughed out loud and. this was a home run for him. >> from the beginning to end of mcdonalds visit there were so many different moments and i love the people coming through the drive-thru and talking to the president and saying, wow, you came here as ordinary people get to meet the former president of the united states serving them french fries and he was loving it waving to the press talking about his opponent. >> he appeared to maybe be indian said i'm just an ordinard you're not ordinary, you're special or something like that. that human connection is important. the real human connection here really is this man wants to be president of the united states and there's a lot of people out there that are in a part to full-time minimum wage hourly

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but the dog fountain -- >> reporter: benson will check off revered parks like the national mall and thealso lesser known spots. the city's boundary stones date back to the 1700s. and there is a surprising oasis on the george washington memorial parkway. >> i have gained an appreciation of our local parks that i didn't have before. there are so many places that i thought i knew, but now i realize there is actually a lot that i had to uncover. >> reporter: rediscovering a sense of wonder in your own backyard. emilie ikeda, nbc news, washington, d.c. >>> and that is "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." i have been fighting off a little sickness so i am on vocal rest. no live performance but we are kicking things off with a kellyoke encore from our first week in this studio last year. here is me and my band with eight nobody. -- ain't nobody. ♪ captured effortlessly ♪ ♪ that's the way it was ♪ ♪ happened so naturally ♪ ♪ i d

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oh, so the guy benson show guy benson. she's got a running tab at lenscrafters. host of kennedy saves the world podcast. kennedy and his act is like a fine wine. old founder of studio ksdk.com, michael loftus. dana, i think there's a realization going on, by the way. good to see you. it's been a couple of hours. are they suddenly realizing that it's not just trump is a big meanie problem, it's kamala is a problem. yeah, i think that they see her losing airspeed and altitude and they're realizing that this is all not going to go the way that they think it's going to go. now, let me say with a caveat, i don't know what's going to happen. and it is a tied race. it is getting closer. but the momentum definitely feels like it did in 2016. that's not a scientific poll. great point about internal polls like, why don't we just put out the internal polls? yeah, i mean, that's a good point. i have to say, i should have said, wow, you should have like, what if what if you and i had just like all day, we're like, wow, we amazing. we once impersonated mika and joe for a tapin

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guy benson, political editor at town hall.com. host of the guy benson show ons fox news radio.gir and i heart radio and leslie marshall democratic strategist. the campaign has put out a statement. the president just posted on truth social and get that up in a seconds as well. this is the statement from the campaign. kamala harris is a stone cold loser increasingly desperate because she is flailly and campaign in shambles that's why she pedals outright auto lies and falsehoods easily disproven. getting a lot of attention; former chief of staff, guy, who is saying he had affinity for hitler. mentioned his generals and also that he fits the definition of a fascist. >> so john kelly is a serious person he had influence of chief of staff. what he has to say i wonder how much of that is baked in. this particular revelation if we want to call that today actually read this before it was in a new yorker story in 2022 in a book that came out earlier this year. so for voters who may be hearing this for the first time this is what the american people understand that there are allegations a

and michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson reacted to it by saying, let's be clear, elon musk is spreading dangerous misinformation. i saw it because i saw that you retweeted that from your official x post. why is it important to point out the disinformation that is coming -- coming at michigan voters, and from the likes of elon musk? >> well, it's not a surprise, right? i mean, everyone knew this was coming when muscat purchased twitter in the first place, we knew that ultimately he would be using it to sow the seeds of distress and to generate misinformation and very dangerous disinformation, not just all across michigan, all across america, all across the globe. but what we know is that that is not correct. but you know, he is using every trick in the book to make sure that people don't trust the results of the election, because it is so likely, of course, that kamala harris is going to win. and you know, that is their playbook, that is what they have, and i think for us in elected office, it is my job to defend the secretary of state, secretary benson and lawsuits against her

. ♪ ♪ stuart: guy benson's with me this morning.ht, guy, are these crises that i just listed, are they swaying the election towards trump, do you think? >> well, they can't be helping the incumbents, and the incumbent is, in this case, the vice president, kamala harris. i mow if joe biden is technically still president of the united states. some people seem to lose sight of that because he is, for the most part, out of sight is, out of mind much of the time, often at the beach as many people have noted. i think a key question for kamala harris that she has still not answered to any degree of satisfaction is what would she do differently are? what has joe biden done wrong, for example, that she would have done differently if she were president rather than co-piloting this disaster? she'll talk about how she isn't physically the same human being as joe biden of yeah, we know. and she'll talk about an opportunity economy and a few little tinkers here or there, all of which i'm sure joe biden fully supports. what is different about her

my source tonight is the michigan secretary of state, jocelyn benson, and thank you so much for being here. i just wonder what you make of the fact that someone who was directly employed by the trump campaign was sending messages like this, encouraging them to make people riot? >> yeah, well, it's clear that there is a direct line between the trump campaign and an intention to incite violence outside the very place where poll workers and observers from both parties were observing a process of counting valid votes. and it's chilling because it underscores both, i believe, a knowledge and intent to create disruption and to recognition that that that regardless of the results or even with knowledge that the election had been lost at that point, there would be an intention to keep pushing a lie in a way that was intended to not just disrupt the counting of valid votes, but the peaceful transfer of power in our country. >> does it scare you for this election to see what was actually being said behind the scenes? >> it does. i mean, it scared us in that moment to see everything unfold. it's

show" on fox news radio, guy benson.st let's go to trey yingst. he is live wity marks one year t cross-border attacked by her hamas,slaughtering so many peop. here is a look at the humans affected by this war. because she sobs while she reaches for her husband, yegev. as dirt covers his casket, the grief is too much to bear. yegev's mother and sister look on, they face is filled with agony and deep sadness. after waiting nearly 11 months for biden to be released from hamas captivity, like so many others, this family must come to terms with the painful reality. "what happened on october 7th turned our world upside down. it is incumbent angelo." a year after the october 7th attack against israel, 101 hostages remain inside gaza. more than half of them, according to a senior israeli official, are still alive. on that dark day, hamas launched a cross-border assault on israel, killing around 1200 people, starting a war that continues today. the israeli campaign against thomas targeted much of the group's military infrastructu

fox news contributor guy benson joins us now.ll questions -- he is so soft-spoken but his questions are direct. we didn't get any direct answers from her though. >> no. and we know that she has certain memorized talking points about the border we heard them at the debate when she is asked about them, which is rare, she goes back into recitations and he wasn't letting her get away with that he was asking specific questions and to his credit this is maybe the only time can i remember repeated follow-up questions well, what i asked you is. this actually, what i asked you was this. one more reminder what i asked you was this. and she didn't answer that question because she can't. right? i was sitting there wonder can you just say yes, it was a mistake. we should have done more? they can't say that though. she can't say that though because, number one, the solutions that she is talking about are to problems that she caused that her administration caused, their policies. for about three plus years of this crisis, they told us it wasn't

misinform the public as a way of dismantling democracy secretary michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson thank you very much john all right. breaking overnight or revealing new interview in the new york times with john kelly, the longest serving chief of staff to donald trump when he was in the white house general kelly talked about what trump told him about adolf hitler called as a boil, the ones that did some good things to win. of course if you know history again, i think he's lacking in that but if you know what his, you know, hitler was all about viewed be pretty hard to make an argument that he did anything good? >> the, times also asked about trump's reported disdain for the military but he basically said to you that those who died for america on the battlefield who are losers and suckers end. >> he said it more than once. >> yes wrapped his arms around why people would shares and the country neutral, what was initially them? i think presumes room white people would do things social asli all right with us now, kevin carroll, former senior counselor to john kelly, when he worked in

secretary of state and board member jocelyn benson with us.higan's taught minority leader is with us today. the former gec ceo, beth chapel. and of course the board chair, sandy pierce. welcome. you also know that students are near and dear to the detroit economic club. courtesy of our generous corporate sponsors, their morning began with a private reception with president trump. we have students from saint katherine tai school. thanks to an anonymous donor. thank you. thank you to baker

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michigan's democratic secretary of state, jocelyn benson with me now, nice to have you here with us. there was a lot going on on the twitter or x as it's now known between you and elon musk over the weekend, so i just want to tell the folks around this is going to take me a minute, but i think it's important that we lay all of this out for our viewers. so you were firing back at him after he questioned the integrity of your voter rolls and said that there were more voters than citizens in the state you posted. let's be clear. elon musk is spreading dangerous disinformation. then you went on to break down the numbers, showing that he's pushing this misleading number, which includes one 1.2 million inactive records slated for removal in accordance with the law ending with don't feed the trolls musk been fired back, writing shame on you blatantly lying to the public saying you only plan to remove those in ineligible voters after the elections. and that's why he says there are four more people registered to vote than there are eligible voters. we can't forget, of course that elon musk no

i'm honored to have join us here michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson.only folks knew how close it was for you to make it here. let's look at some early voting data there for michigan. 54% of those who cast ballots so far are registered democrats. i want to compare that to 46% republican. just under two thirds of those who voted are under 65 years old. you look at that have any take away, any interpretation on which way things are leaning? >> i think we are leaning towards high turnout. that is what is making me happy right now. my goal is to make sure everyone votes, every eligible citizen votes, and we count all the votes. this is our first year of early in person voting as well in our state. to see so many detroiters show up on the first day of voting yesterday, close to 2000, it's a good marker of how enthusiastic citizens are in our state. people are engaged, people are enthusiastic, and you seeing it on both sides of the aisle. >> michigan quantum one of the seven battleground states plotted to overturn the 2020 presidential election, also one of t

all right well, first of all, let me just say parents statically, that bone crushing rebuke of bensonil where he said, senator, you're no you're no, jack kennedy. >> we should note that he wasn't a jack kennedy, but he was vice president after that debate, which tells you just how much vice presidential debates may not matter but they, they matter in the sense that if people can make the case for their, that their candidate wants to make it what's interesting about the packages that we just heard is each candidate says they want to paint the other as extreme and i think you're going to see a lot of that. i think that nadh vance's naturally better at this. he's trained for it. he lives on tv right now. as i said earlier, this is his assignment we haven't seen while to really do this. do interviews very much since he became the vice presidential candidate. and now he has to stand up. he has to deal with the, i think it will be one of the trump people told me this is going to be a brawl i think vance is going to go after him hard in the question is, how does he counter punch without sacr

and those moments can mark a vice presidential debate just asked dan quayle and lloyd benson just askedand the fly that was resting on its head. we have remember that flat. well, his point is just about anything can lead to a major distraction or maim. >> we'll hear more from mckeown. not tonight at 6 o'clock. one of the interesting things that he is watching for. he wonders whether anyone is going to bring up jimmy carter. carter turns 100 years old tomorrow. the first former president to reach triple digits and kron is going to air the debate tomorrow. beginning at 6 o'clock. i will be talking with a panel of our analysts, including david mcewan both before and immediately after the debate should be fun. vicki and grant. >> fun interesting. thank you, catherine busters back in the spotlight. the giants have made a major change in their front office. a big one. the team is fired. president of baseball operations, farhan zaidi and they replaced it with giants. great buster posey who led the giants to 3 world series championships tonight. kron four's dan kerman spoke to fans and sports e

devin williams, junior, shot and killed his girlfriend, maria tran and her husband, benson tran in dublin in september of 2022. officials say williams used his alameda county issued service weapon while off duty. he faces up to 50 years in prison. sentencing is set for november 12th. >> san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto is appealing to keep a voluntary ankle monitoring program going after a federal judge ruled that requiring participants in that program to consent to searches without a warrant violates defendant's rights. >> it's an important component of our justice system here, where we try to balance public safety with the rights of the accused. it afforded the opportunity for individuals who would otherwise otherwise be incarcerated to be out in the community under supervision from our staff here at the sheriff's office. >> the judge's order stems from a lawsuit filed by the aclu. the organization says nothing in the federal order stops the sheriff's office from continuing its program. >> the federal court said, was that it is the judge who should be making a decision about what con

lloyd benson writes talking about dan quayle not being john kennedy about doesn't really move the needle a can and a very close election. half a 0. one point that and we know that vice presidential candidates move their own home state by about 2 points. historically. so that can be an important play across the border from ohio to pennsylvania, from minnesota to wisconsin. >> yeah, you know, mean, if i think that flight mike pence and other was like mechanical or something just kept on coming right back but outside of that, i do think this this debate is going to be historic for a number of reasons. one is it's going to be the last debate we see. there's been no confirmation on another presidential debate. i don't know who you know. scare was scared out of that. when i'm not gonna go into that. but this could be the last chances opportunity for the american people to hear from one of these platforms. and so it's going to be it's really going to make a difference there. both in swing states, they both represent midwest. so it's really going to be a difference maker. >> so they're both pret

it's michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson.adline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. inues after a. don't go anywhere. >>> it is without a shred of doubt or debate the most basic, most fundamental, most essential of our american civic duties. and in 15 days your neighbors, members of your community, you, your family, your kids, your parents, you'll carry it out. and it's voting and then the counting of votes on election day. but this year what has always been a thankless job is now a profoundly dangerous job as well. so when high-profile personalities like elon musk willfully lie and spread verifiably false information on their pet project, the media platform they bought, about there being more registered voters than eligible citizens in michigan like he did this weekend for instance, not only is elon musk contributing to a foundational erosion of democracy, he's putting real people in danger. joining me at the table, michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson. i know you sought to set the record st

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secretary benson joins us now live in studio. secretary benson, thank you for being with us. registered voters than eligible citizens. he's pushing these pernicious lies out on his platform, the one he owns. making sure they're amplified. he knows better, of course. what is your response to what he continues to push? >> you know, he clearly googled my name so find out my full and middle name and didn't take time to actually google the facts about our elections in michigan. to me, it's just a misuse of an extraordinary platform, an extraordinary influence. at a time when he could be using his platform to educate every voter, no matter who they'll vote for, about what they need to know and why they should have confidence, or why they should have rightly placed faith in our elections, he is using it to carry the water of, i would argue, putin and foreign adversaries and others who want to damage people's faith in our elections. sow seeds of doubtcalmly respon data, information, a website he could click and see the truth about this. we've seen huge enthusiasm in early voting. ext

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memorial benson is your land around the world to mark one year since the attacks of october the 7th. the deadliest day in the nation's history. 1200 people were killed. gunmen stormed across the border. at exactly 6:29am flags were lowered to half mast. that was the time when rockets from gaza started raining down on southern israel followed by the deadly rampage by thousands of militants. israeli communities, army bases and the festival. at the side with the festival was held the presidentjoined a memorial service. held the presidentjoined a memorialservice. more held the presidentjoined a memorial service. more than 350 people there were murdered as gunmen rampage four hours before israeli military reinforcements arrived. meanwhile, the fighting which has raged almost unabated for a year continues. prime minister netanyahu says israel is changing the security reality in the region. his forces have kept targeted beirut. israel has also launched french strikes —— make strikes. in the area, israel is investigating how rockets managed to penetrate its air defences and explode. benjamin

>> dana perino, guy benson, kennedy, my beloved and the lovely studio oaudience. >> laura: good evening, i'm laura mcfalls, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. thank you for joining us. we're loving it, that is the focus of tonight's angle. now even his detractors will concede donald trump knows branding, from hotels to winery to his golf courses to "the apprentice" to his unique style of campaigning for the presidency, he's an original and knows how to take his adversaries weakness and turn it into strength. kamala's narrative is that she's a regular person and nans what you are going through because she worked at mcdonald's. >> i'm looking for a job and i've always wanted to work at mcdonald's, but i never did. i'm running against somebody that said she did, it turned out to be a phony story. i want to work the french fry counter. how much are you paying me? >> laura: over the weekend at that pennsylvania mcdonald's trump exposed it as a myth. she's not the woman of the people she claims to be, but he's man of the people. >> look at that, how are you? >> thankul, mr. preside

hello everyone i'm here with guy benson anita foegele and joey johnso gn welcome to "the big weekend show" the bi andg story tonight president donald trump wrapping uennsp a town hall in lancaster pennsylvania minutes of good -- minutes ago from 16 days out from election day. >> we are going to make our economy great. we aren't going to let foreign countries come in and steal her business is our jobs andha everything else. the number one threat we havacte and i think the thing that people will be voting on the most is what's happening on our southern and other. our southern border.bord we are going to give you back the dignity and respect. >> earlier today the former president hit up the make edy's mayor philadelphia to do something he's always wanted to do working the mcdonald's french fries machine. take a look at how the former presidenintot is moving blue-cor voters while. >> they are happy because they need hope and that's what we are doing and that's what we'll give as much more than hope. we will take hope and make itwo factrk. i have worked at mcdonald's w and i've worked for