bill murphy has been a great governor for new jersey. i'm looking forward to another four years of donald trump in the white house. my party has done everything possible to help me win this election. there are people currently serving in the u.s. house of representatives who are worse human beings than my opponent. there is extraterrestrial life on a planet beyond earth. [laughter] >> i will unconditionally agree to vote to certify the results of the 2024 election, regardless whether my preferred candidate wins and why don't we-- 60 seconds on that round of questions on anything, and you'd like to comment on. >> i want to talk about the reparations thing. so new jersey remains a segregated state and i think it's important to study the ways in which we can stop segregation and stop perpetuity of poverty in this country. while i don't believe in reparations, i think we need to understand how not to repeat history and how to break the cycle of poverty in our country and all races, white folks, black folks and everyone in between, we need to

but chief bill murphy stressed they can lead to dangerous consequences, especially given the extreme dry conditions. mother of a teen who suffered burns during celebrations last year pointed to the highly flammable material used in traditional indian garments known as saris. >> it is made of silk and synthetic, wherein if this catches fire, the. it's going to melt and stick to my skin and it's going to burn my skin. >> you know, some years ago, a woman actually die from 70% total body surface area burns when her sari caught fire from candles. >> fire officials stressed that all fireworks, including those in the safe and sane category, are illegal in santa clara county this year. diwali will be celebrated on october the 31st and november the 1st. >> the bay area has a new museum exhibit dedicated to the black port chicago sailors wrongfully convicted of mutiny during world war two. this is a permanent exhibit at panorama park on yerba buena island, where the 50 sailors were tried and convicted back in 1944. the exhibits panels tell the port chicago story by describing the disaster and

in fact, i got a telegram from bill clinton after he was elected president thanking the murphy brown fans. >> and i congratulated bill clinton. and we must all pull together now. he is going to be the president of the united states. >> dan quayle lost the battle of the 92 reelection. but for a lot of cultural conservatives, he'll go down as a hero because he had the conversation that others weren't willing to have. >> dan quayle a lot of people laugh at him. a lot of people who live in glass houses throw stones. ironically, he was one of the republican winners in this campaign. >> the murphy brown speech did, in fact, change the nature of the culture war. >> we're always going to be debating what family values are. >> i don't need any lectures from hollywood on family values do you think it's appropriate then, for a same sex marriage concept to be taught in public schools as normative behavior? >> correct? no, i didn't say that at all. listen the union of a man and a woman is the most enduring human institution life starts at the moment of conception. >> and i don't believe in them. i

bill. >> steve: right. >> that chris murphy that, jim lankford, kyrsten sinema negotiated which is good billy judgment. i guarantee if that bill became law, the numbers would go down on a longer term basis. >> steve: that's what we have heard from her people. let me ask you about this. because, when you compare the two of them, trump vs. harris, trump is way ahead when it comes to this particular issue. >> brian: 15 points. >> steve: donald trump has said that if elected he would have mass deportation, mr. secretary, a majority of americans like that idea. so, it's like if she is going to run as somebody who is going to be tough on the border, at the same time, people are sick and tired of what they perceive is going on down there. >> i will make two points. one of which i know i have made on this show before on this couch. first point is this: there are short-term and long-term effects on border security. illegal migration reacts sharply to perceived changes in our e policy. so, for example, when trump took office in 2017, the numbers dropped dramatically. but only short-term. they started

. >> bill murphy has been a great governor for new jersey. >> i am looking forward to another four yearswhite house. >> my party has done everything possible to help me win this election. >> there are people currently serving in the u.s. house of representatives who are worse human beings in my opponent. >> there is extraterrestrial life on planet beyond earth. [laughter] i will unconditionally agree to vote to certify the results of the 2024 election regardless of whether my preferred candidate wins. >> okay. ms. altman, 60 seconds on that round of questions if anything comes to you that you would like to comment on. >> i want to talk about the reparations thing. so, new jersey remains a segregated state and i think that it is important to study the ways in which we can stop segregation and stop the perpetuity of poverty in this country and, so, while i do not think i believe in reparations, i do think that we need to understand how not to repeat history and how to break the cycle of poverty in our country and that includes poverty across all races. white folks are black folks and every

democrats have countered by talking about the bipartisan border bill that donald trump sank earlier this year. i spoke to chris murphy one of the teams that negotiated putting the bills together on my podcast why is this happening. we talked about what the bill had. the good, the bad, the ugly. and just how close murphy and the republican party came to getting the thing passed. >> there were many moments where i thought this is all intentional. republicans picked the issue of immigration as the hill to die on. because they knew we couldn't get an agreement and they would be an excuse on why they countered. by the time we had gotten the bill done and had done the hard work of we thought building about 20 republican senators who were going to support it. yes i did believe that saturday, sunday when we unveiled the bill that we were actually going to pass it. because mcconnell was in the room for all of it. his people negotiated the bill. as we were ready to release it on sunday night we really thought we had, you know probably 40 democrats. and about 20 to 25 republicans. we thought we had enough to pass it. >> it was

bill tonight that needs to be changed. the second thing, every other issue have been weakened by the murphy administration. when you look at driving down the fact of trying to make sure that people under 18 committed a violation -- we need to make sure we have the funding for the cops. funding for the justice system. make sure that people who commit crimes face the consequences. >> congressman, i am sorry, i cannot let go of the last answer where you said i wanted to legalize all drugs like heroin and stuff like that. that is a complete fabrication. i don't even know where that came from. elon musk sent out a mailer claiming this, but this is not a thing. it is a complete and utter light and i'm disappointed in you, congressman. repeat theave to lies that your overlords tell you. you don't get a point for every time you use the word extremism. it is disappointing that you resort to lies in this debate because it is unnecessary. when it comes to bail reform i completely agree that are a most egregious multiple time offenders should not be getting often bail. that is obviously not a good idea. but i never su

bill is the editorial director of the new york times magazine. monica murphy is a veterinarian and a writer. their previous book, rabbit -- and cultural history of the world's most diabolical virus -- was a new york times best seller and a finalist for the penn literary science writing were. and it's also one of our favorite staff picks. bill and monica know this. we geek out over their books. they live in brooklyn, new york. steven johnson is the best- selling author of 14 books, about to be 14 books, including enemy of all mankind, where good ideas come from, how we got to now, the ghost map, an extra life and his new book on may 14 will be the infernal machine. he is the host and cocreator of the emmy award-winning pbs, bbc series, how we got to know and the host of the podcast, the tet interview and the author of a newsletter, adjacent possible. he lives in brooklyn new york and marin county, california, with his wife and three sons. please help me in welcoming bill, monica, and steve. for 20 years or >> another treasure of the brooklyn literary community,

bill is the editorial director of the new york times magazine. monica murphy is a veterinarian and a writer. their previous book, rabbit, a cultural history of the world's most diabolical virus was a new york times best seller and a finalist for the panel early -- one of our favorite staff picks. they live in brooklyn, new york. stephen johnson is the best- selling author of 14 books. about to be 14 books. including enemy of all mankind, where good ideas come from, how we got to now and extra life. his new book coming out is the infernal machine. he is the host and cocreator of the emmy award-winning pbs bbc series how we got to now and the host of the podcast the ted interview and the author of the newsletter adjacent possible. he lives in brooklyn, new york and marin county, california with his wife and three sons. please help me in welcoming bill, monica and stephen. >> [ applause ] >> this is such a treat. one, i am such a fan of this bookstore. we still live around the corner from here. what a wonderful treasure this bookstore has been to this community f

bill is the editorial director of the new york times. monica murphy is a veterinarian and a writer. their previous book, rabbit out a cultural history of the most diabolical virus, was the new york times seller and a finalist for, the pen literary science writing award. it is also one of our favorite staff picks. bill and monica know this kind of kick out over their books. they live in brooklyn, new york. steven johnson is the bestselling author of 14 books, about to be 14 books, including enemy of all mankind. we're ideas come from how we got to now the ghost map and extra life and his new book coming out on may 14th will be the inferno machine. he is the host and co-creator of the emmy award winning pbs bbc series we got to know and the host of the podcast the ted interview and the author of the newsletter adjacent. he lives brooklyn, new york and marin county, california, with his wife and three sons. please help me in welcoming bill. monica and stephen. this is such a treat. one, i'm such a fan of this bookstore. um, we we used to live around the corner from here. yay! independe

bill that needs to be changed a bit. the second thing is also, every other issue that has kept streets safe have been weakened by the murphy administration so when you look at driving down the fact that -- we do know that try to make sure people under 18, if they've committed a violation, their parents need to know. we have to make sure we have funding for the cops, funding for the justice system and make sure that we -- that people who commit crimes should face the consequences. laura: sue altman? ms. altman: i'm sorry, i can't let go the last answer where you said i wanted to legalize all drugs like heroin and fentanyl. that is a complete fabrication. i don't know where that came from, i know elon musk sent out a mailer claiming this but this is not a thing. it's a complete and utter lie and i'm disappointed in you, congressman. you don't have to repeat the lies that your overlords tell you, you don't get a point every time you use the word "extremism." it's disappointing that you resort to lies in this debate. i agree that our most egregious offenders should not get off in bail. i've never supported anything otherwise.

murphy former democratic congressman from pennsylvania. you served our great military and we appreciate that. >> bill and his hair is who they are there for. >> harris: let's start with the idea, too, of who is going where today, talk to me about the blue wall, what she needs to do. >> she just needs to keep showing people who she is as a person and that she has the middle class and all of america at heart. that's what she will work on every day if she gets a chance to be our next president. >> harris: how frustrating is it for you as a democrat or maybe democrats you are talking to to know you only have 15 days to do what she couldn't do in 3 1/2 years in terms of introducing herself to the public. >> 14 days to wake up or 15 days. >> harris: that's military. you guys are trained. >> 14 days to wake up. i know former president trump was in bucks county at the mcdonalds. she worked at mcdonamcdonalds. >> harris: i'm not able to comment whether or not it is true and i won't jump into that vat of goo. why isn't her campaign cleaning it up. it's a non-issue. here is a receipt for two. she had to pay taxes. she worked at mcdonalds. i wonder wh

bill clinton made a big mistake. >> he needs sunscreen. number 2, he's pretending he's breaking news about this bipartisan deal senator murphy and senator sinemaward it was six democrats who said we are not voting for, more would not, bernie sanders and others and then maybe 35 republicans who weren't going to vote for it offering no amendments for something as complex as immigration reform and things in it likeford knew he couldn't go for, the unaccompanied minors, much of the money going to ngos. she was killed in 2022. this was brought up in 2023, was brought up to be voted on in 2024. what he brought up was an issue that happened under harris and biden. they opened up the door, reversed 94 executor borders trump put out, created havoc at the border, 8 million minimal illegals here right now including the most lethal gain goes in aurora, chicago, denver and philadelphia and more, nine separate cities where this gang is thriving including six blocks from where we are located in times square. this all happened under them. he's trying to say the bipartisan deal would have fixed everything. he knows better and it did. she died two years ago sad

bill, too, that needs to be improved, changed a bit. but second thing is also you need to make every other issue that kept the streets safe have actually been weakened by the by the murphy administration. so when you look at the truck driving down the fact that there are, in fact, as you know, phil murphy trying to make sure that people under 18, if they commit a violation, the parents wouldn't know. we need to make sure that we have the get back the funding for the cops, funding for the for these judges system, and make sure that we beat people who commit crimes should face the consequences. so often. yeah. congressman, i'm sorry. i can't let go. the last answer where you said i wanted to legalize all drugs like heroin and fentanyl and stuff. that is a complete fabrication. and i don't even know where that came from. i know you sent out a sorry, elon musk sent out a mailer claiming this, but this is not a thing. it's a complete and utter lie. and i'm disappointed in you, congressman you don't have to repeat the lies that your overlord tell you. you don't get a point for every time you use the word extremism. it's disappointing that you resort to lies in this debate bec

bill, too, that needs to be improved, changed a bit. but second thing is also you need to make every other issue that kept the streets safe have actually been weakened by the by the murphy administration. so when you look at the truck driving down the fact that there are, in fact, as you know, phil murphy trying to make sure that people under 18, if they commit a violation, the parents wouldn't know. we need to make sure that we have the get back the funding for the cops, funding for the for these judges system, and make sure that we beat people who commit crimes should face the consequences. so often. yeah. congressman, i'm sorry. i can't let go. the last answer where you said i wanted to legalize all drugs like heroin and fentanyl and stuff. that is a complete

of connecticut chris murphy and a member of the senate foreign relations committee and a key negotiator and a bipartisan plan to strengthen security at the southern border, the bill kill. senator, good morning and so much to talk about, 12 days out on the campaign but your reaction having worked literally for months on the legislation to what donald trump said. >> first of all, the term, extreme power, you find that nowhere in the constitution. donald trump is telling you over and over again that you were going to be witnessing a constitutional crisis the minute he becomes president. he is prepared to use the levers of the federal government to take power. and to punish his political enemies. but of course, i remain angry and heartbroken the we worked for six months on a bipartisan plan to secure southwest border. republicans were in the room for all of it. and what donald trump said, jump, they just asked how high. he said i want to kill that bill because it would work. because it would bring order to the southwest border and i don't know how i would win if the border was under control. if i could not use chaos at the border as a means to try to make americans s

let's bring in chris murphy, member of the senate foreign relations committee and, of course, a key negotiator in the bipartisan plan to strengthen security at the southern border. the billad his republicans in congress kill. senator, good morning. so much to talk about here 12 days out on the campaign. your reaction having worked literally for months on the legislation, to what donald trump said. >> well, first of all, the term extreme power, you find that nowhere in the constitution. donald trump is telling you over and over and over again that you are going to be witnessing a constitutional crisis the minute he becomes president. he is prepared to use the levers of the federal government to take power and to punish his political enemies. but, of course, i remain angry and heartbroken that we worked for six months on a bipartisan plan to secure the southwest border. republicans were in the room for all of it. when donald trump said jump, they just asked how high. he said, i want to kill that bill because it'd work. because it would bring order to the southwest border. i don't know how i'd win if the border was under control, if i couldn't use chaos at the border as a m