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that's exactly what blaine did. not from nebraska.irst of all, i've got to give a huge thank you, this state has produced some of the best and most effective politicians like our former senator ben nelson. look, we got some elections coming up, as you know. i want to get thank you's to all those folks who run for office, but themselves and their families out there. [cheers and applause] i'm guessing we got a few folks here from lincoln, right? [cheers and applause] let's make sure we elect carol blood in that. [cheers and applause] when kamala harris is president, which is happening here in 17 days -- [cheers and applause] we are going to need a congress that actually knows what work looks like for the american people. send tony martin and put democrats in charge. >> tony! tony! tony! governor walz: for all of you, to give you a point of personal privilege, today is pretty special to me. my big sister is here today in support, and i'm just led -- [cheers and applause] like all of us, most of our family is with us, so thank you. i've g

this is a photo of you and david blaine, who you've known for a long time, right?rick, suddenly al pacino is in your living room. >> exactly. my son saying oh, man, this [ bleep ] right there. he's one of those guys that you just you can't believe that exists. he is just an amazing man, amazing actor. >> jimmy: is that your favorite pacino movie, "scar face"? >> "dog day afternoon" was pretty good too. >> jimmy: you have good taste. okay, you're going to beat this kid jake paul? >> very badly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: please do. we're all counting on you. >> very badly. >> jimmy: "jake paul vs. mike tyson" airs november 15th, live on netflix. the great mike tyson, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: we're back with old dominion. >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live!" concert series is presented by snapdragon, at the heart of the devices you love. 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 wi

the dish have left us still a car accident. blaine worship is actually putting your forwarding in somebody else's hands and loving dental control. you sold this misuse should stop the i'm speaking to you in english and i've been, i've learned that as my 1st language in school and my growing up years and later on it's safe as an acknowledgement of the fact that they've been colonized the fact that many indians cannot even, you know, probably speak probably quickly. and then what is the language is in the reason the language is data and mother tongues. he's an acknowledgement of the button. he says, effect of colonialism. reduce gene is quite unix. so it could be, come into the indian. uh, you know, dna today seems to be honest with you as i said, be a 5000. because if you look at our history bridge and probably use the last 200 years. but if you take 5000 meals into account, almost every part of the world has visited india. so i think not only that would be a gene of the, of the english people over here. but i think the whole world comes i would, i would ask this nation to remember that his

. >> i believe the author is jeffrey blaine. i -- the perfect example is world war ii. world war i, it is negotiated. the versailles treaty, look how it incentivized germany to pray -- pay reparations, that led to world war ii -- if everyone had been nicer to germany, world war ii would have never happened -- the convincing one is we were a lot meaner in world war ii. when the west and the soviets completely invaded and carved out the entirety of germany. there has been no war in germany since. -- examples from the middle east, the egyptians decide in 1973 they don't have the ability to beat the israelis and they sign a peace agreement with them. so jordan, same sort of thing in 1967. israel defeats them, jordanians never go to war with israel again. they are not just relevant examples but from the region. if you are talking about how to achieve long-lasting peace in this region, first of all, you have a long-lasting cold peace with egypt and jordan. and if you are talking about how to issue long-lasting peace to lebanon, the answer will have to be such devastatingly ef

civilly or even in some cases criminal a charge is something that would be a better deterrence, russia blaine to get. but her remarks were over says directed homegrown americans, otherwise known as potential trump support has come on. you don't have to read between the lines here. she wants the us government to be in control, and that includes who decides what is real or north when it comes to information and opinion. the legacy media has started flapping around and realizing it's lost its control. we own to use, we with the gatekeepers and we very much of the facts as well. nowadays, people can go to all sorts of different sources for the use and so much more questioning about what we're saying and why are they so up in arms? because he only did that someone else could have. influence is scary as hell to them. to talk is repeatedly chosen the path for more control, more surveillance and more manipulation. your platform should be banned. this is not just a security concern for united states. canada, australia, new zealand, britain, the in union have all or have any chip talk. i'm or governmen

a charge is something that would be a better deterrent russia blaine to get. but her remarks were obviously directed home grown americans, otherwise known as potential from support has come on. you don't have to read between the lines, say, she wants the us government to be in control. and that includes who decides what is real or north when it comes to information and opinion. well, you know, felice, it kind of already does mess as much as the book has admitted this in 2021. senior officials from the biden administration, including the white house, repeatedly pressured, our teams for months to censor certain cove and 19 content, including humor and satire, and expressed a lot of frustration with our teams. when we didn't degree, i believe the government pressure was wrong. while the us government is still able to put the squeeze on some, the legacy media has started flopping around, realizing its lost, its control. we own to use, we with the gatekeepers, and we very much of the facts as well. nowadays, people can go to all sorts of different sources for the u

i wanted to ask you about your view on this, how much of what is being blaine don't mind when communities in this particular discussion is actually more linked to institutional failures, not only in the context of ohio, but in other parts of the country as well. yes, and i'm so happy that you asked this question because at the organization that i'm asked for us to empower and we believe in ensuring that there is a pathway to citizenship for all and documented folks and folks who are vulnerable and regrets. and i think this conversation highlights the reason why more than ever before we need to fix the broken immigration system that currently exist. um, within the united states, i think it was highlighted before in the conversation. all of the different pathways folks can go into um, to get documented right. however, those are all temporary solutions and does not states the problem with ensuring that there is a pathway to citizenship that protects in human noises. the folks who are migrating to the united states. i mean, i think right, make it easy for us to hop on to talk or to hop on any

which leads is blaine's that on his way. i'll and as well as neither claim nor denied responsibility of discounts that want adopted a what he called strategic jobs. so for spring since then, but then as well became quoting more brazen, assassinating the leader of his blah in live in on has a natural law. and expanding guy, this cold, hobbit separations in lebanon, doing it press conference because already in me, or reiterated his countries commitment to mediating between as well and how mas withdraw, it's been ongoing for almost a year. now this as this part, international efforts including guitars, mediation, progress towards the ceasefire in gaza has been pretty sluggish. but definitely the recent escalation in the past days and 11 on is what we warned about since the beginning of the israeli aggression. and it is increasing, and the state of guitar has worked intensively to reach a ceasefire and contain the conflict. but developments are accelerating. the escalation means that the occupation army stops it's and just war o

and governor multi blaine donald trump, who has been the vice president for the last 3 and a half years. and the answer is, you're running may not mind. donald trump consistently made the world more secure. now we talk about what the sequence of events that let us to where we are right now, and you can't ignore october. the 7th, which i appreciate governor waltz spring up. but when did i ran and how moss and their proxies attack israel, it was during the administration of come over here. so governor waltz can criticize donald trump's tweets, but effective smart diplomacy and peace through strength is how you bring stability back to a very broken world. us container ports and the eastern and southern coasts have shut down. don't what goes on strike. and that's could have implications for november as presidential elections present, sending these reports from new jersey at the east coast largest port, one of the nation's most powerful labor unions is flexing its muscle. doc, worker, se last minute offer of 60 percent. pay increase is over 6 years from the us maritime alliance wasn't enough

a charge is something that would be a better deterrent russia blaine to get. but her remarks were over says directed homegrown americans, otherwise known as potential trump support has come on. you don't have to read between the lines. say she wants the us government to be in control. and that includes who decides what is real or north when it comes to information and opinion . well, you know, felice, it kind of already does match as much as the book has admitted this in 2021. senior officials from the biden administration, including the white house, repeatedly pressured, our teams for months to sense or certain, coven 19 content, including humor and satire, and expressed a lot of frustration with our teams. when we didn't degree, i believe the government pressure was wrong. well, the us government is still able to put the squeeze on some the legacy media has started flopping around and realizing its lost its control. we own said use we with the gatekeepers and we very much of the facts as well. nowadays, people can go to all sorts of different sources for the

which leads is blaine's that on his way i'll and as well as neither claim nor denied responsibility, opposite accounts that it was adopted or what he called strategic jobs. so for spring since then, but then as well became quote, more brazen, assassinating the leader of his blah in living on how sudden us for a long and expanding guy, this cold target separations in lebanon. i don't get press conference because already in me or reiterated his country's commitment to a mediating flood between as well and how mas withdraw i, it's been ongoing for almost a year. now this as despite the international efforts, including guitars, mediation, progress towards the ceasefire in gaza has been pretty sluggish, definitely, to the recent escalation in the past days. and 11 on is what we weren't about since the beginning of the is really aggression. and it is increasing and the state of could tar has worked intensively to reach a ceasefire and contain the conflict with developments or accelerating. de escalation means that the occupation army stops it's on just war on our brothers and gaza and the

and governor multi blaine donald trump, who has been the vice president for the last 3 and a half years. and the answer is, you're running may not mind. donald trump consistently made the world more secure. now we talk about what the sequence of events. but let us to where we are right now, and you can't ignore october the 7th, which i appreciate governor waltz springing up. but when did i ran him off? and there proxies attack israel, it was during the administration of cala harris, so governor walls can criticize donald trump's tweets, but effective smart diplomacy and peace through strength is how you bring stability back to a very broken world. the source of her son is a democratic, political strategists. he's joining us in washington dc. first we're going to talk to john fi fi, who's a republican strategists? he's also joining us from washington dc. gentlemen, thank you very much indeed for being with us. i appreciate it very much. i don't want to talk too much about the issues. i do want to talk about the nature of the debate itself. john, i want to come to you 1st. j. d von seems

and governor multi blaine donald trump, who has been the vice president for the last 3 and a half years. and the answer is, you're running may not mind. donald trump consistently made the world more secure. now we talk about what the sequence of events. but let us to where we are right now, and you can't ignore october. the 7th, which i appreciate governor waltz springing up. but when did our ran and how moss and their proxies attack israel, it was during the administration of comma here. so governor waltz can criticize donald trump's tweets, but effective smart diplomacy and peace through strength is how you bring stability back to a very broken world. ok, let's go straight to see how the times is live for us and you, you should have your opinion of the tone of the debates compared to the debates themselves between iris and trump. so this was very simple. clearly both candidates realize that it was a no one's in for us to have us and allows slug assess, because that will total independent voters. clearly, i've been in the positive through the, both of these kinds of have reputations, w

these are blaine's of why, you know, just look at your own use papers. oh, cool deal. last row i was, what is it? and i like, well, the rock courtyard is mario crimea, on the 32. 0 take it right there. is it? so it's denial of use facts and the in the me to be fair. i mean, around is like killing leaders in, in israel, or anywhere else in the world, even though it's called the, you know, the, the center of, of, uh, global terrorism, georgia. well, i, i couldn't find the item, you know where all the time here, how i was here with that, and do you want me to put you on the spot? if, if the ward does expand the dues advantages that defense for kamala harris's that's it, as a comics are due both sides the both sides of the moon with i tend to think that it read down stewart from save up to simply because they did. it seems that everything is spinning out of control, the bible, harris leadership has been so weak and effective. and that is that if you continue with this, then the world war 3 is guaranteed. and the so therefore, you know, trump might bring border out of k all

happy with the six justices and yet 30% of voters do not know if it is trump or biden who deserves blaine v wade. a poll in september of this year, 75% of women think trump will sign a abortion ban, 46% thought it was likely and 28% thought it was somewhat likely. this is a third of the country that does not believe this man has a extreme position on abortion. >> 30% of the country does not seem to mind but the rest of the country seems to understand what is going on, the key here is how can you persuade people that it is go time. the frog is being boiled in the pot and we do not get another chance. the pro-rights movement is clear about it, they accelerated their call after dobbs, dobbs was just the beginning. if you believe abortion is a species of murder, you cannot be okay with california doing it. if the fetus is a person than the person carrying the fetus is a incubator and her rights can be subordinated and we are already seeing that. there are efforts in many states to use existing laws like wrongful death statute to go after people that help with abortions whether it is vacation

recently just wrote that kamala harris is clearly the most anti-catholic candidate, i think since james blainthat and tim waltz is worse. remember at one point during covid, he issued a ruling that you could have up to 50 people in a bar and 10 people in a church. at another point he closed all churches but allowed model america to stay open so people could have what he called retail therapy. it is important to understand, a left wing of the democratic party, which is now most of it, is deeply antireligious and especially anti-catholic because so many catholic views and weather it is on life or transgender or you name it, reviews that are of warrant to the kamala harris wing of the democratic party. >> laura: now new to, donald trump is actually -- this time around, making a very direct appeal to christians, watch. >> christians do not vote well, they vote in very small percentages. why? i don't know, maybe they are disappointed and things that are happening but for a long time, i say you don't vote. i'm saying go out, you must vote. november fifth will be the most important election in the h

vice president under buchanan, different democratic ticket and their vice presidential candidate blaine is someone from oregon who came from indiana. he's very proslavery, he ends up being very pro-confederate. oregonians are not that in favor of him but he ends up being the vice president a candidate on that ticket so the democrats are split. this is devastating for a lot of democrats. they are all kinds of efforts to rejoin the democratic party. there were even some people who tried to put in substitute democrats. all kinds of schemes to get roger tani, the chief justice of the supreme court as the new democratic candidate for president, but none of this work so you end up with two democratic candidates. then you have a constitutional union party which is a group of folks who are really concerned about the future of the union. it is made up of what people calls conservatives in this period. we think of conservatives in a very particular way today, but conservatives are more like what you would imagine to be moderates, people who were worried that there was a trend towards more and mor

. >> jimmy: i see. [ laughter ] you pulled a david blaine on him. >> i liked his picture from high school part. that's the move back then. >> jimmy: that's a pretty good -- i can see why you like showing that. it's a pretty good picture is what it is, isn't it? >> that's what i call my glory days. >> jimmy: you were involved. you're pretty involved in politics, right? >> i mean, have i all these weird intersections in history. i'm very good friends with stormy daniels. >> jimmy: that's right. yes, yes. >> i produced the stormy daniels documentary on peacock. >> jimmy: and many of her early adult films? >> well, oddly, she 40-year-old virgin." people don't always remember that. they always say "adult film star stormy daniels." they never say "star of the 40-year-old virgin stormy daniels. we needed someone to be naked for a joke. okay. and my producer, shawna robertson said to me do you want to do auditions? and i said, well, that seems like a terrible idea. i saw the me too thing coming decades in advance. i knew that you don't want to be a creep. you never want to be the guy trying to ge

gregg, we need your smart legal blaine here. [laughter] trump -- brain here.nd gop lawmakers saying this is election interference. is it? >> yeah, this has the unmistakeable stench of election interference, liz. there's no other way to the look at it. jack smith failed to put trump on trial in court before the election as he wanted, so now he's trying trump in the count of public opinion to taint voters and throw the outcome in harris' favor. the special counsel writes this one-sided narrative, it's filled with gras i due -- gratuitous and intentionally inflammatory accusations, some of which are totally inadd mis,. and then he pressures the judge to release it publicly which she promptly did, and, in fact, as some voters are already casting ballot toes. this is a violent of the doj rule and the department of justice manual that forbids prosecutors from taking any that's affects -- action that affects an election and disadvantages a candidate. it's more of the same old lawfare, weaponization of the law, an abuse of power. and this is really, this motion is jac

let me move on to blaine to get democratic caller. >> i want to hear about foreign policy pig what thetance is on ukraine. i want to know what's going on in the middle east as well. union rights. the rights of workers. what are they going to defend the middle class. >> crag is in northport, republican. >> i would like to hear claire for case and on the migration act. and what's going to be done to curb the illegal immigration. i also like to see if senator walz can talk about the economy and not just give us a story about the middle class. thank you. >> you are a republican. do you will vote in november? >> absolutely. i am voting republican this year. >> what is the number one issue for you that you will vote republican? >> the number one issue is illegal immigration and the economy. two big issues honestly. >> ok. why do you think the former president will do a better job on those issues? >> he was already in office for four years and he proved he could keep a stable economy. we actually had great progress with the economy under trump. so i think that's why am voting for him. >> how

we did find a daycare at that building, but let me back up and blaine, how we ended up in wyoming, which is obviously very, very far away from switzerland. donald trump up 40 days before the election announced this new line of watches in this is a product that is born out of a licensing agreements with a company called the best watches on earth llc now this company decided to register in wyoming and wyoming is a state that a lot of companies go to register because you don't have to divulge a lot of details about your business. in fact, you can hide who you are behind a third party registered agent. and in fact, there are dozens of companies we found registered to the same address as trump's watchmaker including a company called 45 footwear, llc that is selling those gold trumps sneakers that he also put up for sale earlier this year. now because of this arrangement, even by knocking on the door of this building, we are not able will they get details about who is exactly behind this businesses that is doing this partner that is doing business with the former and perhaps future president o

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he's professionally trained to do that putins got a plan just as he did when trump was in office at blaine, trump now, that's not some political opponent saying that about trump. that's the cia director trump. >> for. his, part, played coy when he was asked directly, has he spoken to watermark putin since he left office you have talked to vladimir putin since you stop being preston? well, i don't comment on that, but i will tell you that if i did it what thing, if i'm friendly with people, if you have a relationship with people that's a good thing, not a bad thing in terms of a country my inside source tonight is cnn political analyst and senior political correspondent for the new york times, maggie haberman. >> i mean that was, a dodge of whether or not he has spoken with him. how do you interpret that? does that to me? it sounds like they definitely have spoken, but i wonder how you hear when he doesn't answer. >> no, i don't take it as that at all, but i take it as the fact that he wants people to think it might have happened. and i think he wants to not offend vladimir putin by saying

. >> of course i blaine trump for what happened, he's been bragging about doing it. >> he doesn't careld be punished for receiving health care and he shouldn't be held responsible for his own actions. that's terrifying that he might be president again. >> i am kamala harris and i approve this message. >> ♪ run fast for your mother, fast for your father run for your sisters and brothers leave all your loving and longing behind you can't carry it with you if you want to survive the dog days are over the dog days are done ♪ ♪ >> hi, houston. [cheering and applause] my name is amanda. >> i am josh. >> we live in austin. [cheering and applause] >> we are from the same small town. we had a moment in high school and then we reconnected as adults. ever since we have been partners in crime. we decided we wanted to start a family and after 18 months of grueling fertility treatments, spring of 2022 we were thrilled to find out she was pregnant with our first baby, a girl. we were over the moon. >> my first trimester was smooth sailing but suddenly at 18 weeks i suffered complications. we were wit

"today" show viewers jessica and blaine got their tickets restored after contacting us for help. >> i know what to do and help me. not only that, but i had done some research and saw i wasn't alone. there was -- there's a lot of us. >> so, here's the deal. there are a lot of dates still left. is there something they can do to get ahead of it? >> fans are telling us ticketmaster is now restricting the transfer of taylor swift tickets to within 72 hours of the show. now, ticketmaster declined to tell us how that improves security, but it certainly makes it a smaller window for these scammers to operate. and late last night, ticketmaster gave us a new statement. they said, in part, that they are -- "most fans are getting their confirmation that their tickets are returned within 48 hours. the number of fans waiting for a response has fallen by over 95%, and we have a system in place to prioritize fans with events coming up soon." and ticketmaster really wants to say that they're leading the way in these digital tickets, the bar codes, and that is much more secure than back in the day when

annmarie: blaine -- a brand-new blue wall. pennsylvania is where they are tied. fox news comes out with her battleground poll, pennsylvania is where they are tied. if you look at the research done by oxford economics, where inflation hurts the most is in a place like pennsylvania. this stood out for me. everyone percentage increase of inflation before presidential election is linked to tens of thousands of pennsylvanians voting against the incumbent and for the challenger. this state is so important. jonathan: a huge week coming up for financial markets worldwide. tomorrow morning, payrolls. next tuesday, the election in america. two days later, federal reserve decision of the fomc looking to reduce the interest rate by 25 basis points. we will catch up with lori calvasina, heidi crebo-rediker and the follow-up from biden's garbage comment, and stefan slowinski as amazon and apple prepared to report results. we begin with disappointing tech earnings weighing on stocks. or a losses and microsoft predicting slower cloud business growth. lori calvasina with this to

and governor multi blaine donald trump, who has been the vice president for the last 3 and a half years. and the answer is, you're running may not mind. donald trump consistently made the world more secure. now we talk about what the sequence of events. but let us to where we are right now, and you can't ignore october the 7th, which i appreciate governor waltz springing up. but when did i ran and him off and there proxies attack israel. it was during the administration of cala harris. so governor waltz can criticize donald trump's tweets, but effective smart diplomacy and peace through strength is how you bring stability back to a very broken world. donald trump has already done it once before. ask yourself at home. when, when was the last time i'm 40 years old? what was the last time that an american president didn't have a major conflict breakout? the only answer was during the 4 years the donald trump was present. gentlemen, we have a lot to get to nora. barbara, thank you. let's turn out to hurricane helene. the storm could become one of the deadliest on record. more than 160 peopl

. >> i believe the author is jeffrey blaine. i -- the perfect example is world war ii.otiated. the versailles treaty, look how it incentivized germany to pray -- pay reparations, that led to world war ii -- if everyone had been nicer to germany, world war ii would have never happened -- the convincing one is we were a lot meaner in world war ii. when the west and the soviets completely invaded and carved out the entirety of germany. there has been no war in germany since. -- examples from the middle east, the egyptians decide in 1973 they don't have the ability to beat the israelis and they sign a peace agreement with them. so jordan, same sort of thing in 1967. israel defeats them, jordanians never go to war with israel again. they are not just relevant examples but from the region. if you are talking about how to achieve long-lasting peace in this region, first of all, you have a long-lasting cold peace with egypt and jordan. and if you are talking about how to issue long-lasting peace to lebanon, the answer will have to be such devastatingly effective military victor

. >> i believe the author is jeffrey blaine. i -- the perfect example is world war ii.ld war i, it is negotiated. the versailles treaty, look how it incentivized germany to pray -- pay reparations, that led to world war ii -- if everyone had been nicer to germany, world war ii would have never happened -- the convincing one is we were a lot meaner in world war ii. when the west and the soviets completely invaded and carved out the entirety of germany. there has been no war in germany since. -- examples from the middle east, the egyptians decide in 1973 they don't have the ability to beat the israelis and they sign a peace agreement with them. so jordan, same sort of thing in 1967. israel defeats them, jordanians never go to war with israel again. they are not just relevant examples but from the region. if you are talking about how to achieve long-lasting peace in this region, first of all, you have a long-lasting cold peace with egypt and jordan. and if you are talking about how to issue long-lasting peace to lebanon, the answer will have to be such devastatingly effect

that's exactly what blaine did. not from nebraska.state has produced some of the best and most effective politicians like our former senator ben nelson. look, we got some elections coming up, as you know. i want to get thank you's to all those folks who run for office, but themselves and their families out there. [cheers and applause] i'm guessing we got a few folks here from lincoln, right? [cheers and applause] let's make sure we elect carol blood in that. [cheers and applause] when kamala harris is president, which is happening here in 17 days -- [cheers and applause] we are going to need a congress that actually knows what work looks like for the american people. send tony martin and put democrats in charge. >> tony! tony! tony! governor walz: for all of you, to give you a point of personal privilege, today is pretty special to me. my big sister is here today in support, and i'm just led -- [cheers and applause] like all of us, most of our family is with us, so thank you. i've got the crowd here, the valentines crowd and the allia