bill, the cjs bill. i could go on and on. there is no reason why the senate appropriations approved bills could not have been brought to the senate floor. they're important. funding the government is critical. and as the distinguished senator from alabama points out, when we go on to continuing resolutions, we cause enormous harm, which is why i entered into the record all of those letters from the department of defense and other organizations, and here is the other point. as the senator from alabama's pointed out, we end up spending more money. it costs us more money because contracts are put on hold, new starts are delayed, and programs that should be trimmed back or eliminated, continue to be funded. this just is not how the senate should operate. and i implored the majority leader more than once to bring the appropriations bill to the senate floor and it is harmful to our nation and particularly to our national defense that these bills were not brought to the floor. thank you, mr. president, i yield

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bill, i could go on and on. there is no reason why the scent appropriation approved bills could not have been brought to the senate floor. they are important. funding the government is as the distinguish center from alabama points out, when we go on to continuing resolutions we cause an enormous harm which is why i entered into the record all of those letters from the department of defense and other organizations. and here is the other point as a center from alabama pointed out we endre up spending more money. it cost us more money because contracts are put on hold new starts are delayed andnd progras that should be trimmed back or eliminated continue to be funded. this just is not how the senate should operate. i implored the majority leader more than once to bring the appropriation bill to the senate it is harmful to our nation and in particular torah national defense that these bills are not brought to the floor. thank you, mr. president i yield the floor. >> thursday live coverage of a hearing to examine the

this is a bad bill. he already passed this year and was told divisions among neighbors across america. i will vote no. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. lucas: i yield five minutes to a gentleman who not only understands the security issues because of the congresswoman from the state of washington but also a farmer and understands the impact these issues have farms and ranches across the country. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized mr. newhouse: i thank mr. lucas for yielding some time. mr. speaker, the reality that we face is simple. the c.c.p., communist chinese party is planting roots in our homeland and working around the clock to infiltrate our institutions. in the last decade communist china investment in u.s. ag land has grown tenfold. that is a dangerous trend we cannot understate. today we are taking an important step in keeping them out. my bill to add the secretary of agriculture to the com

on the bill. that is ridiculous. that is, as sarah huckabee sanders said a couple of years ago in her response to the state of the union, she said that dividing america today is normal versus crazy. that is a crazy policy position not to agree with that. not to put the save act on this bill. think of the positions the left now takes. it's crazy to defund the police. it's crazy not to have a border. it's crazy to say that stuff. in 3 1/2 years, you shouldn't have a requirement to demonstrate you're a citizen before you register as a new voter. the people see this, man. the people understand in this country, this is a crazy -- support this legislation, this is a good bill with a commonsense, normal policy that we are putting on the -- makes absolute sense. but they're going to vote against it. i urge a yes vote and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio yields. the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentlewoman from connecticut is recognized. ms. delauro: i yield three min

bill. it's designed to backdoor and federalize broad abortion legislation, which understand is the -- which i understand is the democrats' partisan position, but it is contrary to the views of a great many americans. and the partisan democrat bill also deliberately overturns the conscious protections of the religious freddie mac restoration act -- religious freedom restoration act. democrats have abandoned a commitment to religious liberty and they are now more than willing to overturn religious liberty protections. instead of pushing a partisan and cynical agenda, i invite my democrat colleagues to actually 0 do what they -- to actually do what they claim they want to do, which is work with me today to pass clear federal legislation protecting ivf. ivf is profoundly profamily. over eight million babies have been born through ivf, providing millions of american families the chance to embrace the joy of raising a child. it's an avenue of hope for those struggle with infertility. misconceptio

than two x's on bill's map. of wild bill. this time it was a father, mother, and their teenage son, the brown family. they were the original owners of bill's property. cher's neighbors. after the bodies were discovered, wild bill was seen as a monster in panama. a serial killer who kept his victim's personal things right in his own house. we wanted to speak with bill, so we reached out to his attorney. we did get a return call. it was the lawyer with wild bill himself on the phone calling from his jail cell in panama. he had already confessed to the murders, but he said he wanted to explain himself. >> i'm not denying criminal activity. i'm only saying what is portrayed in the media as this crazy serial killer thing is completely untrue. i am not a serial killer. i have never taken the pleasure of harming millions of human beings in the things i have done. i'm left here to die basically. >> you also have to understand the victims yd their families, they had sparties at their homes. how could you possibly defend

that bill has a waiver provision. this bill does not. in effect, any collaboration between american and chinese universities would be prohibited under this bill with no possibility for exceptions. for this reason at the appropriate time i will offer a motion to recommit so it can be refined to strike the right balance to protect america without stifling and learning opportunities for american students. i would have offered this motion with this important amendment to this bill. this amendment will include a waiver provision for d.h.s. to waive restrictions on institutions of higher education if the secretary determines that it is a benign nature and restricting research and development funding going to institutions of higher that have confucius institutes that are at risk of compromising interests. we can strike the right balance between protecting america's security and allowing research and innovation to be competitive with the rest of the world. at the end of the debate i will insert the text of this amendment and join me in the motio

on the bill. that is ridiculous. that is, as sarah huckabee sanders said a couple of years ago in her response to the state of the union, she said that dividing america today is normal versus crazy. that is a crazy policy position not to agree with that. not to put the save act on this bill. think of the positions the left now takes. it's crazy to defund the police. it's crazy not to have a border. it's crazy to say that stuff. in 3 1/2 years, you shouldn't have a requirement to demonstrate you're a citizen before you register as a new voter. the people see this, man. the people understand in this country, this is a crazy -- support this legislation, this is a good bill with a commonsense, normal policy that we are putting on the -- makes absolute sense. but they're going to vote against it. i urge a yes vote and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio yields. the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentlewoman from connecticut is recognized. ms. delauro: i yield three min

we'll miss bill and forever remember bill. may his memory be a blessing for his wife, his three kids, six grandchildren, for all of us who worked with him and for our great nation. thank you. mr. kelly: thank you. i now recognize mr. gomez of california for two minutes. mr. gomez. mr. gomez: thank you. i just want to rise in memory of bill pascrell. when we talk about the people's house, he epitomized that saying. the idea that anybody from any part of our country could rise up and represent their community, their constituents in a way that does honor to them but also to the idea of we the people, that the consent is earned from the governed. and billy was the epitome of that idea. so when i think of him, i think that he was a character, that he was a fighter, that there would never be another bill pascrell in this place. and he was one of a kind. but he also had a kind soul. a hell of a fighter. and somebody that didn't give up on working america. how does this help the working man and woman in his district and across the cou

pass a farm bill.ad of funding our nation's obligations, the republicans are toying with a government shutdown yet again. instead, the republicans' armed services committee chair called this temporary funding tesh. your own chair -- terrible. your own chair of armed services called this, quote, terrible. their c.r. also fails to fund disaster relief as wildfires, hurricanes and floods devastate the countryside. businesses and neighbors in new mexico and across the country won't get the emergency relief they deserve unless congress funds fema. instead of living up to their obligations, republicans are using this funding deadline to make it harder for american citizens to vote. they've included their voting restriction bill as a poison pill on this c.r. what is the real-life consequence of their voting restriction bill? with a military i.d., you can fight and die for this country. but republicans won't let you use it alone to register to vote. why would house republicans make it harder for service member

i'm proud of the bills that we produced, the five bills that we passed. and my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are not wrong. there are some divisions on this side of the aisle. you know what, i'm proud of those divisions too. because at least we're having a debate. at least we're having a full-throated debate about how we can try to get out of this mess while our colleagues on the other side of the aisle bury their head in the stand. we're trying to figure out -- sand. we're trying to figure out how you can possibly continue to spend money like this without consequences. that's why those -- i don't know, 14, 16 republicans opposed the c.r. i understand why. i was sympathetic to some of their arguments. but i don't believe that you can come down here, do that, and then complain about the result of where we now find ourselves. which is now we have before us the continuing resolution into december which many of us wanted to avoid, and it was the logical outcome of the tactics chosen by a handful of my colleagues. i'm proud of the republican confer

the national defense authorization bill, the farm bill, and all 12 appropriations bills should be signed into law before the end of this month. but with nine working days left on the schedule, we all know that's likely not to happen. but these deadlines are not a surprise. we've known about them for a long, long time, and many of them, like government funding, come up every year, as well as the ndaa, which we've done for 60-plus years in a row. but despite that, we find ourselves staring down the barrel at the end of the fiscal year without a clear direction from leader schumer on how he intends to see that the government is funded. it's astounding that the monumental task of funding the government has lingered in purgatory on the senate calendar as the democratic leader chooses to spend this limited time on political show votes and a number of partisan nominees. i would also like to remind this chamber what the democratic leader has wasted the senate's time voting on this year. we voted on things like protecting access to contraception, not in dispute. ivf, in vitro fertilization, not i

but it is a radical pro- abortion bill and a radical anti- religious liberty bill.is that they want their bill to fail because this is all about misleading campaignig commercia. in theor bill the senator katie britt and i drafted every senator could agree with there's not a word in our bill that the democrats disagree with. look abortion is an issue a the device u this chamber there some of us like another's pro-choice. sender katie britt and direct nice not going to resolve disagreements on abortion on the floor today. so we deliver the drafted the bill that is focus on ivf specifically and there are no poison pills in our bill, there's nothing decided to force the democrats to vote no. in sender poor and is that is our bill on the floor, i believe it would pass my believe that any never got it honestly would vote for it but i think it a minimum we would get, 60 votes and enough to pass it which is why the democrats subject to taking it up because they want their bill to fail in order to be in this meeting. >> i want to go for this question. >> so it is my understa

representative american's bill, the -- representative hern's bill bill harmonize federal laws so states can continue carrying out child support payment collections and allow child support agencies to direct access to the same tools. this bill avoids additional significant costs that would be incurred in both states and tribes should the i.r.s. policy go into place as it is scheduled to do so on october 1. i urge my colleagues to support this critical legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. davis: i rise in support of supporting the american children and families act which now includes two bipartisan bills reported out of the ways and means committee. the first bill that would improve and invest in child welfare services, funded under title 4-b of the social security act, and the second would ensure that state and tribal child support agencies can con

i'm proud of the bills that we produced, the five bills that we passed. and my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are not wrong. there are some divisions on this side of the aisle. you know what, i'm proud of those divisions too. because at least we're having a debate. at least we're having a full-throated debate about how we can try to get out of this mess while our colleagues on the other side of the aisle bury their head in the stand. we're trying to figure out -- sand. we're trying to figure out how you can possibly continue to spend money like this without consequences. that's why those -- i don't know, 14, 16 republicans opposed the c.r. i understand why. i was sympathetic to some of their arguments. but i don't believe that you can come down here, do that, and then complain about the result of where we now find ourselves. which is now we have before us the continuing resolution into december which many of us wanted to avoid, and it was the logical outcome of the tactics chosen by a handful of my colleagues. i'm proud of the republican confer

let's pull this bill or defeat this bill. let's get this right. we have the opportunity to get it right. let's get it right and get it to the floor in a matter of days. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. comer: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from illinois. mr. krishnamoorthi: i rise in support of the biosecure act. this bill prevents dollars to flowing to biotech companies. the bill creates a process by which the executive branch will develop a list of entities, review and modify this list -- lease annually and provide guidance. further, the bill has an even number of democratic and republican co-sponsors and received a 40-1 markup in the oversight committee. human rights groups strongly support this bill as well. fundamentally this bill is about protecting america's health care data and sensitive i.p. on america's most innovative and cutting edge medicines. the intelligence committee has warned that they are carrying out human rights abuses against minority groups. it is our responsibility to

valadao's bill but would have deleted the overall bill and replaced it with mr. valadao's bill. it's a noncontroversial bill democrats support. the republicans came to democrats this morning to ask for our help in fixing that mistake. my concern here is it is reflective of a process problem, the sloppy drafting in the underlying bill, the refusal to incorporate well-intentioned feedback from the administration and the exclusion of committee democrats from developing this bill. this is bad process. i'm not opposed to this amendment. it already passed the house floor on suspension. but one good amendment is not enough to fix the bad bill. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady from california yields. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. valadao: i'd like to yield the remainder of my time to chairman westerman. the chair: the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. westerman: i thank him for yielding and i rise in support of the amendment by mr. valadao of california. this amendment requires the secretary of the interior and the secretary of agriculture to conduct a

to support this bill.nd i yield back. will will the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentlelady from washington is recognized. mrs. rodgers: i urge a yes vote and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. will the house pass the bill h.r. bill. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and bill is passed and the motion to reconsider. woiks, the title is amended. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? mrs. rodgers: i move the house suspend the rules and pass senate 1648. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: to for commercial space launches and commercial space re-entries and for other purposes pursuant to the rule the gentlewoman from washington, ms. rodgers and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone. mrs. rodgers: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to

: the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 519, h.r. 8109, a bill-to-mend title 19 of the social security act to add a medicaid state plan requirement with respect to the determination of residency of certain individuals serving in the armed forces. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from indiana, mr. bucshon, and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana. mr. bucshon: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous materials in the record on the bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. bucshon: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bucshon: mr. speaker, i want to thank mrs. kiggans for forth such an important solution for our military families. h.r. 8108 would ensure military families can maintain access to essential care

this bill will -- this bill is simple and straightforward. it's just a type of commonsense solution my constituents send me to congress to find. my legislation amends the energy policy act of 2005 to allow for a new categorical exclusion for geothermal under the national environmental policy act. especially it would create an exemption for geothermal drilling in situations where drilling has occurred within the last five years. this bill would create and expedited approval process for geothermal projects and a more promising energy future for the united states. i want to thank my legislative partner, susie lee, for working with me in a bipartisan manner, to support geothermal energy. i want to thank chairman westerman and house leader for working -- house leadership for working with us. america needs an all of the above energy approach that includes geothermal. i urge my colleagues to vote yes and thank you, i yield back. mr. westerman: i have no further requests for time, i am prepared to close and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gen

bill hemmer. hope you had a grand weekend. both candidates preparing in different ways but they agree the debate will be consequential. it is tight. trump leading harris by one over the weekend. zoom into pennsylvania. battleground state. debate held there in philadelphia. harris leads 49-48. well within the margin of error at 2.8%. if you keep track on the election map the keystone state could hold the key to either side for victory come november. >> dana: so what will it take to win the fight tomorrow night? tulsi gabbard, a member of trump's debate team talking strategy earlier this morning on "fox & friends." >> her goal will be to deflect away from her disastrous record that has caused greater harm to the american people in so many ways and then shift to the new story, the new narrative that she wants to make voters believe. she cannot run away from her record. president trump looks forward to making sure the american people remember what she has done over these last 3 1/2 years. >> bill: ale

but unlike the messaging bills before us this week, this is a bill that actually does something.s actually bipartisan. and it sends the message that we are sick of the vitriol and hate crimes against this community. and we -- that we value their many we value their many contributions. i ask unanimous consent to insert the text of my amendment into the record along with nigh extraneous material immediately prior to the vote on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: to discuss our proposal, i'm proud to yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from texas, a great leader, ms. escobar. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. ms. escobar: mr. speaker, we are only 12 days away from a potential government shutdown. yet here we are debating yet another slate of unserious republican policies, so-called anti-woke bills. instead of prioritizing legislation to improve the lives of the american people, they are set on wasting our time with political games. instead of working on a bipartisan appropriations process, with d

so today i'm offering a smaller bill, a narrower bill, a more focused bill that would help alleviate the crisis by closing loopholes in the law. these would be helpful. they are not necessarily things that represent a complete loophole such that president biden would be powerless to enforce the border without them. but they would make it harder for president biden to justify the massive loopholes that he has manipulated. this isn't the entire answer. this bill wouldn't necessarily solve the whole problem, but if my democratic colleagues can't agree that these common sejs re -- commonsense reforms need to be adopted then how can we take their concern about the border crisis seriously some my bill, the stopping border surges act would address loopholes in our immigration laws which have helped create some of the perverse incentives for illegal immigration. they've made it easier for the biden administration to facilitate this flow of ten million illegal immigrants into our country over the last three and a half years. the bill would clarify that an adult cannot bring a child into this

appropriations bill was the first house-passed appropriations bill.ntative carter from texas led that subcommittee and passed that bill earlier in the year. offer in the senate. that bill could have been passed by both the house and the senate and signed by the president of the united states. i am grateful the ranking member of the committee allowed what i live with on a daily basis which is a severe case of trump derangement syndrome and see it on display in the rules committee continuously and heard a brief exposure today. i apologize to the country they had to put up with that. this is my life in the rules committee, trump derangement syndrome is alive and well and put forth on every argument that goes forth in the rules committee. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: i would say to the gentleman from texas that i am sorry i hurt his feelings with some of the things that i said but it's the truth and the truth hurts. earlier i said this majority turned the republic

this bill changes that. the growing list of americans victimized by criminal aliens released back onto our streets in defiance of federal law is truly appalling. according to i.c.e., cook county, illinois, saw law enforce. release 1,070 criminal aliens and immigration violators in fiscal year 2019 despite requests by i.c.e. to notify the agency before their release from local custody. one of those criminals was a mexican national who had been arrested for theft. after his release from custody, that illegal alien lured a 3-year-old girl into a mcdonald's bathroom and sexually assaulted her. had chicago authorities cooperated with federal official, that man, a convicted aggravated felon who priestly had been deported could have been in i.c.e. custody and instead removed to mexico. in january, 2023, a 27-year-old illegal alien was allowed to remain in the united states through the deferred action for childhood arrivals or daca program. despite his arrest for domestic violence in new jersey. local law enforcemen

you are right, bill. what oftentimes the biden administration and you see it with harris point to some ab secure statistic to say well, this says we're doing fine. people don't feel it and it seems out of touch when they try to communicate that. that's a real challenge for them going into these settings. you saw the interviews and the debate at high level can't speak to that stuff very clearly. >> dana: carley. >> trump is not putting forward detailed things he will fix it. he points out things aren't going well for people but he is also not putting forward an agenda. he is harping on the past. >> dana: they liked his economic plans from the past. hers is undefined. did she miss an opportunity. >> bill: the real feel under trump felt better. >> she is trying to take this time to start putting out some specifics but still has a long ways to go. i think both of them missed opportunities in the debate to get more specific in policy details. we saw trump going back to just the negative and the divisiveness an

bill. [shouting] >> bill: so you see this? this is video of a mob surrounding and attacking two u.s. marines in turkey. so what our government is saying about this coming up. plus the v.p. kamala harris striking a careful balance when it comes to president biden helping her campaign. will the strategy work on voters fed up with inflation and more? >> folks, we made a lot of progress and kamala and i will build on that progress and she will build on it. i'll be on the sidelines but do everything i can to helpld b. or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com. it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer and happier life. the farmer's dog makes weight management easy with fresh food pre-portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. there's an old saying in the navy that the toughest job in the navy is a navy wife. and if you've made the deployments and you've been the wife at home, or you've been the spouse at

this bill combines two extreme bills into one. attacking intellectual freedom and diversity on college campuses, while fanning the claims of culture war rhetoric to score political points. this so-called end woke higher education act would allow institutions of higher education to eliminate policies and programs that protect students and staff from discrimination because of who they are, where they come from, what they believe, or who they love. by forbidding accreditors from considering diversity and inclusion efforts and allowing schools to require all applicants and employees to abide by a statement of faith, colleges and universities would be free to remove curricula that highlight the historical experience of marginalized groups. they could reject students from attending federally funded institutions based on the students' religious beliefs. anti-semitism and islamophobia on college campuses is a pervasive problem. yet this bill would open the door for more schools to discriminate against jewish or muslim students, solely bec

bill. >> bill: something else. steve harrigan thanks live in atlanta watching that for us. thank you, steve. >> i spent the evening with him. i was with him until about 1:00. his spirits are good. he is confident. he is dealing with his head on the way he has dealt with every challenge in his life and he is not guilty. he is innocent of these charges. >> dana: moments ago federal prosecutors unsealing an indictment against sean diddy combs following his arrest yesterday in manhattan. federal agents grabbed him in the lobby of a new york hotel on 57th street. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: that was a big quick hour. >> dana: i walk by that hotel all the time. >> bill: fancy pants. good morning, dana. i'm bill hemmer. awaiting appearance in court charged with three counts. alexis mcadams is outside the courthouse in new york city with more now. good morning. >> bill and dana, good morning. i just looked through the federal indictment just unsealed this morning in new york city. we're talking about some serious charges. we've been watc

madison. >> good morning, bill.of law enforcement officers are on day four of the search for the alleged shooter and they are warning people here in the community to stay inside. imagine just driving down i-75 and getting ambushed by bullets. that's what happened here saturday evening. thankfully the five people shot are expected to be okay. after the shooting they eventually found the former army reservist's car and ar-15 weapon used in the shooting but not him. it's not an easy location. the terrain is hilly and lots of trees. the search area is a jungle. >> this manhunt has become a methodical effort like a hide and seek. hopefully he has no water and nothing to eat and time we'll wear him down and put pressure on him. >> he also says there is a chance that couch is not around the area anymore. he is already being charged with attempted murder and assault. the affidavit shows a text from couch to a woman just 30 minutes before the shooting. according to the affidavit the text says, quote, i'm going to kill a lot

passing the bill? in 2021 and 2022, the border funding and price gouging and all of you republicans voted against it. i believe it passed. host: we will get a response. guest: that was a while ago. i will address the larger topics. i am not sure exactly which bills he is talking about. with regard to ukraine, there has always been bipartisan support. i am very disappointed that the biden administration is not doing anything to try to end this war. every war ends eventually but for whatever motivation it seems as though the biden administration wants it to continue. i have voted for funding for ukraine only because i thought it was important to give the biden administration, put them in a strong negotiating position with the russians. the last bill i voted against funding because it was apparent the biden administration was not going to end this war. it was not a matter of being for russia or against ukraine, it was a matter of wanting a stable country and a stable world. host: allen in maryland, democr

instead of taking up the senate committee passed bill including bills that passed unanimously that we passed earlier in the summer, the senate has this month processing nominations and taking show votes aimed at scoring political points. we had another of those just yesterday. we voted for the second time on the exact same bill on ivf. that's not what the senate should be doing at this critical time. that was simply an attempt by the majority speaker to score political points. and i think that's highly unfortunate. we need to get back to legislating and funding our government. it's an imperative. the founders envisioned the senate as an institution. as i indicated, by the july the senate appropriations committee had advanced the fiscal year 2025 defense appropriations bill by a vote of 28-0. it was unanimous. the bill would provide our military with the resources it needs to confront the global threats facing the united states which combatant commanders have described to me as being the worst and most dangerous in 50 years. our bill rejects the administrations budget that would have l

so i bring the bill up again. i assume the former president was on the phone all last night calling our colleagues. probably all of our republican colleagues like you did for his effort to block and kill the bipartisan border security bill when he wanted to make sure that didt not go forward and he had n issue to run on. he was burning up the phone. given what he said to the american people about his now support for ivf i assumed he burned up the phone last night. he was wasn't very effective. we know when he really want yout something what he does. is calling the speaker of the house don't report a bipartisan bill shut it down i'm guessing there is not one phone call made lastt night. to protectct a woman's reproductive freedom. to grow their families. since the fall of a row rogue republicans have continued their assault on reproductive freedom ivf questions about birth control, of course abortion access. in a whole range of privacy questions for women in terms of whatie happens in their pregnancies. we know ivf

hello to you. >> good morning, bill. he is also accusing governor newsom of election interference for censoring that video. viewed more than 180 million times but illegal here and under scrutiny in 22 other states that regulate a.i. in election material. >> we choose something different. >> this video helped launch the harris campaign. within hours chris coles, who goes by the name mr. reagan, created his own version replacing harris voice with one generated by a.i. that sounds just like her. in his video, the a.i. voice mocks her policies and says any criticism of harris is sexist and racist. he labeled it is parody. musk reposted the video without the disclaimer prompting an angry governor newsom saying manipulating a voice should be illegal. >> they were just fake and deeply damaging. >> last week he signed three bills making it illegal to post political deepfakes near election time. >> i could care less if it was harris or trump it was wrong on every level. >> he calls it protected speech and sued the state. >> it is

i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. congressional task force investigating the assassination att attempts, two of them. revealed new details on the attempt to kill trump while -- they were key to preventing another shooting that day. >> dana: they boosted trump's protection package after the shooting this butler, pennsylvania. >> the same security package that is provided to former president trump at that site doing that activity he received when he was the president. >> to follow up on that some of the local officials had said when trump was president there was more of a presence around the golf course when he was doing that activity. >> i came away today feeling the secret service on this past sunday was treating it the same way as when he was a sitting president. >> bill: it made a difference. what you are seeing right now is brand-new video from a source called mega in west palm beach, florida. this is the area where that gunman hung out and hid out for 12 hours. you can see the brush that hides you a little bit fro

different bill the next month.nd approximately one in five households have to forego paying for food in order to pay their utility bills. john: what are the consequences of either not having air conditioning or cutting back on the air conditioning to save money? >> it can lead to a variety of mental and physical health consequences, and some of the consequences can be quite dire. in the severe, but not at all rare case, it can lead to death. now, just generally, if you don't have access to energy, you don't have access to electricity, for example, there are a variety of other impacts. you wouldn't be able to use your electronic devices, such as your phone, to seek help or to find information. you can't run a refrigerator, which limits the amount of healthy and perishable food that you can keep in your house. and you can't run an electronic medical devicesuch as an oxygen concentrator, which you might rely on for your life. but there are also developmental outcomes, particularly for young children who reside in thes

. >> bill: that was a good line. >> dana: a new tag line. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. yesterday the a.g. merrick garland announced criminal charges and hitting russia with sanctions accusing the russians of funding false information online. meanwhile the f.b.i. has provided clear evidence that iran is engaged in a targeted campaign to compromise the integrity of our democratic system. here is the f.b.i. director christopher wray sitting next to the a.g. on a stern warning, watch. >> knock it off. as long as adversaries keep trying to influence and interfere in our society and democratic processes they will keep running into the f.b.i. we'll keep calling it out. >> dana: fox team coverage. trey gowdy on deck. gillian turner is live at the state department. good morning. >> good morning. the attorney general now is taking legal action against russia but he is also dinging iran making it clear that regime is trying to medal in the u.s. election and also said they have a clear candidate of choice. listen. >> we have observed increasingly aggressive ir

i'm bill hemmer. the second attempt to try to take out the former president taking place at his golf club in west palm beach, florida. secret service spotting a sniper with an ak-47 rifle hiding in the bushes along the club's fenceline with a clear shot 300 yards at the course where trump was playing. the attempt was interrupted and the suspect is now in custody and will be in federal court in minutes, as we mentioned. fox news legal editor karrie urbahn in a moment. first the justice department david spunt who has the report to begin a new hour. hello. >> good morning to both of you. we're awaiting ryan routh, the 58-year-old suspect in this case to appear in federal court in florida telling us there will be federal charges. we don't know specifically what charges he will face. we don't want to speculate. we know he is appearing before a magistrate judge. we are also told that those charges are sealed at the moment. we're expecting them to be unsealed at this point. what's not clear if he will face s

and the appropriation bills. again, all of this could have been avoided, but it is by -- but by design it was not. the majority leader has given us precious little time to do our job this year and he's wasted a lot of time on partisan show votes. as a result one of our most important responsibilities is jut standing -- outstanding. just to remind everybody, the defense authorization bill was completed by the armed services committee more than two months ago. they did their job in a bipartisan way. that in and of itself is a miracle, but it should have been brought to the floor and open for debate and vote and passage. i want to commend senator reed of rhode island, the chairman, ranking member wicker and all of our colleagues on the armed services committee for doing their job. now the majority leader needs to do his job so that we can do our job. it's long past time for senator schumer to bring this vital legislation to the floor. we're playing with fire, i believe, at a time when the national security threats l

so i bring the bill up again. i assume the former president was on the phone all last night calling our colleagues. probably all of our republican colleagues like you did for his effort to block and kill the bipartisan border security bill when he wanted to make sure that didt not go forward and he had n issue to run on. he was burning up the phone. given what he said to the american people about his now support for ivf i assumed he burned up the phone last night. he was wasn't very effective. we know when he really want yout something what he does. is calling the speaker of the house don't report a bipartisan bill shut it down i'm guessing there is not one phone call made lastt night. to protectct a woman's reproductive freedom. to grow their families. since the fall of a row rogue republicans have continued their assault on reproductive freedom ivf questions about birth control, of course abortion access. in a whole range of privacy questions for women in terms of whatie happens in their pregnancies. we know ivf

bill. it's designed to backdoor and federalize broad abortion legislation, which understand is the -- which i understand is the democrats' partisan position, but it is contrary to the views of a great many americans. and the partisan democrat bill also deliberately overturns the conscious protections of the religious freddie mac restoration act -- religious freedom restoration act. democrats have abandoned a commitment to religious liberty and they are now more than willing to overturn religious liberty protections. instead of pushing a partisan and cynical agenda, i invite my democrat colleagues to actually 0 do what they -- to actually do what they claim they want to do, which is work with me today to pass clear federal legislation protecting ivf. ivf is profoundly profamily. over eight million babies have been born through ivf, providing millions of american families the chance to embrace the joy of raising a child. it's an avenue of hope for those struggle with infertility. misconceptio

dana and bill, back to you. >> bill: senator bill hagerty, good morning up to and thank you from your time on the hill. a year ago when president biden made the speech it was 18 days later when october 7th erupted. think about those events and how they have changed so many things since then. "wall street journal." it is a far more dangerous world than mr. biden inherited. far less congenial for u.s. interests, human freedom and democracy. thor tarrance have advanced on his watch in every part of the world, europe, asia pacific, middle east, africa and even the americas, end quote. what does he say about that today? >> well, it is exactly right. it's only worse. the biden-harris administration has been a complete disaster from a national security standpoint. there is no part of the world that is safer than when joe biden and kamala harris came into office. president trump delivered relative peace around the world. what happens? this administration comes in and creates an enormous national security disaster at our southern border, more than 10 million people have come into our country.