and then bryan capnerhurst.cutors wanted the jury to know that the parker marriage wasn't what it seemed. brett had strayed. once with an out-of-town woman, and several times with a local bank teller. linsey mullins testified that they met, they texted, and that he shared some confidences about his marriage. yes. he said that slept upstairs and they slept down-- or that she slept downstairs. andrea canning: but the parkers had more problems than just brett's affairs. they called ben staples to the stand, a parker family friend. attorney: how did tammy feel about her marriage? well, as the years went by, she was unhappy. she had conversations, we had conversations regarding religions. brett did not believe in-- in god, and going to church. that was important to her. andrea canning: then, ben revealed another bit of evidence about the parkers' shaky marriage. this one, a bombshell. attorney: did your relationship become more intimate? yes. attorney: and how did-- approximately how many years ago was that? about th

bryan: team covered tribute this evening.issouri eric schmitt here to preview the debate but first alexis mcadams is live in pittsburgh might be pete harris is hunkering down to prepare for tuesday night. >> we just spotted vice president kamala harris out here in pittsburgh this comes after she's been inside the hotel room for a couple of days but really trying to study to take on former president trump. reporters shouted questions are asking if she's ready to take on trump she gave a thumbs up. what's are you ready meta vice president? >> ready. >> that was quick that's all we got to advise the president kamala harris taken the walk tonight with her husband doug it comes as polls showed just how close this race is the latest "new york times" siena college poll finding this, they asked the likely voters and important question which candidate would you pick up the election was today? 48% said they would pick trump it is within the margin of error as you mentioned. the debate is going to be a deciding factor for a lot of peopl

. >> bryan: i am bryan llenas. this is a special and very busy labor day addition of fox news life. with less than 65 days to go, the harris walz campaign is wasting no time crisscrossing key battleground state governor tim at walz hosting a meet and greet in his home state of minnesota before jetting off to wisconsin. meanwhile vice president harris is gearing up for her second campaign speech of the day. this time and pittsburgh alongside president biden. it marks the president's first appearance since the dnc last month. our panel of doug collins and jug showing on where the race stands. our coverage starts now live in pittsburgh ahead of their marks. live in detroit where vice president harris just wrapped up her first stop of the day. garrett. >> in michigan, the union vote is going to be critical for democrats to win in november. the harris campaign was here to build up the union vote and show support for organized labor but also to highlight the support that it has among leaders of the organized labor. the heads of the uaw, the two largest teachers unions joined vice presiden

good to be with you. >> bryan: i am bryan llenas.ddition of fox news life. with less than 65 days to go, the harris walz campaign is wasting no time crisscrossing key battleground state governor tim at walz hosting a meet and greet in hi

br bryan. >> bryan: a right wing political party made history in germany yesterday.the first far right party was the first to be elected since world war ii. olaf scholz's government have a year until the next national election. we have been following this fascinating story. greg with more. >> brian, it is a political earthquake in journey. that right wing party won a state election for the first time in post world war ii german history and ran a close second in another state. the regions are part of the old east germany. the party goes by the german abbreviation of afd. it is tough on immigration, skeptical of helping ukraine in its war with russia as well as hitting hard on economic problems like inflation. a recent deadly stabbing by a syrian asylum-seeker highlighting the national concern about the afd's issues. if not yet, their national strength. other parties refuse to work with the right wing grouping. the three parties that back councilor scholz did miserably. afd is expected to do later in a state poll. this is part of a trend tracked throughout europe, the

bryan: cb cotton live in new york city thank you.ring california public on congressman darrell issa who sits on the house judiciary foreign affairs and science committee along select the subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. congressman, thank you for being here this evening. it would fit your reaction to the spoiled terror attack. this must be potentially on yom kippur on the the one year anniversary of the terror attack what your thoughts and we just heard? >> messaging commanding nine states including some of the universities seems to condone anti-semitism you get we almost got which of the attack on people simply because of their religion and ancestry. this is something that is happened in the past. i keep on all of my desks a little stone that says remember. because if you allow the seeds of hate to be unchecked you will eventually end up with terrible attacks on those people. we are, as a country allowing it. congresswoman went out of her way to give university has an opportunity to denounce anti-semitism

i asked about bryan kemp and this is what he said. to understand i endorse him very early. and he won and i was very happy about that. and then we did not have too much to do other than i got everything i could from george as president. and we have a good relationship right now are very happy about that pretty think were going to in georgia. >> i asked him if they even had a conversation he did not want to get into it. there is a chance h here this truce might break here. particularly when it comes to the election board in georgia there is pressure on cap to fire some pro trump members of that board. i am wondering how you see the delicacy of this relationship in white so important? >> it all comes down to the number of votes in the states. this is going to be very close estate. it was very close last time. give a really close election it's really all about turnout. and as a pollster we watched to look for things such as energy and intensity of support. that is definitely there for donald trump. one of the things we've also noticed as

is that what you're saying, bryan steil? >> yeah.aker's play call to attach the save act to the c.r. and to jam it to the senate and put it in the senate's lap is the right play call. i think he'll, ultimately, have an opportunity to bring it to the floor, and i think at the end of the day we'll pass it because the american people want to see us secure the election and force the senate to act on it. >> we've already passed the save act july 10th, and i would argue if we truly cared about election integrity, bryan steil had a better bill, in my opinion. that would is have given us enough time to actually pass and implement it. now we want to act like we care about election integrity 120 days out? what about h.r. 2 or the 19 months that we dumped on the senate's lap? what about h.r. 3-z 1 that we didn't even transfer, h.r. 5, the represent thal -- parental rights, bill? the point is -- maria: all right. >> -- i'm not going to continue to play the same game. maria: all right, congressmen. you've got a big week ahead. bryan steil, cory m

hello welcome to "fox news live" i am bryan llenas it. >> i am anita vogel. arthel neville in action on or off today 23-year-old hirsh goldberg was a polyp was a native hamas kidnapped him at gunpoint for a music festival in israel during the october 7 attacks. his parents spoke at last month's democratic convention. they never gave up hope. today they grieve it. >> we would grieve it with them. senator mark wayne joins us here on this in a moment. but first live fox team coverage. lucas tho thompson is at the whe house. >> we begin achieve a foreign trey yingst in israel. we understand that there are quite a few demonstrations taking place behind you on this very sad day. tell us about them. >> good afternoon. thousands of people have it gathered in the streets israel's second-largest city to call for a hostage deal. overnight military and announced six israeli hostages were killed inside the gaza strip. as israeli forces moved in. i want to show that the spontaneous demonstration that has erupted in tel aviv. they are calling for a deal from the israeli gov

bryan yep is in outside of the courtroom. lot more if the next hour and 56 minutes. >> judge jeanine will join us fwhufrpd carrie urban in the elevator looking forward to joining us and more. the former president not in the courtroom but in new york but we expect to hear from mum 4:30 eastern time today in a news conference. >> john: looking forward to that on cavuto's show. >> sandra: now this. >> i don't believe the grounds were safe and secure that day. i'm just trying to understand what it was or what it would have taken for somebody to say, keep mr. trump inside until we clear this up. >> there were additional things obviously that probably needed covered, but they had never asked us to do that. they never tasked us with that. >> one of the things i'm struggling with is this idea that there wasn't a single unified command station on site. >> i am very surprised. normally there will be an overall command post for the entire visit. very unusual that the way it turned out here at this site. >> the house task force investiga

luke bryan.t on over here. [ applause ] luke bryan. >> hey, guys. big announcement. we got lainey coming in -- >> lara: how are you gonna get ready? >> we needed more beauty on stage. >> lara: you and peyton, i spent sometime with you backstage. you two are like brothers, like silly brothers. >> we are. peyton has just been so fun to -- the first year i hosted it by myself, which was pretty fun. it was a challenge because it was a lot of pressure. and then when peyton came in, it kind of became more like, this is just hanging around having fun, you know, at the cma frat house. >> lara: now you're bringing in the star power. the big guns. lainey wilson. >> having lainey, we've already done some promos and stuff. we're having a good time with that. lainey is just on a rocket ship. >> lara: she sure is. >> it's been so fun to watch. she's such a precious soul to have alongside of peyton and i. we're gonna have a good time. gonna be an exciting show. >> lara: no doubt. no doubt. you always do it. you

good evening, bryan. >> bryan: bret, good evening. teamster's union revealing nearly 60% of teamster union members voted in support of former president trump in two separate polls independently done electronically and by phone. vice president kamala harris receiving just 34 and 31% support respectively in those polls. tonight, while campaigning at a bitcoin bar in manhattan, new york city, the former president called the teamster's union polling results a big thing and, quote, a great honor. >> the teamsters carry a lot of weight. the democrats cannot believe, you know, look, it was always automatic that democrats get the teamsters. and they said we won't endorse the democrats this year. so, that was an honor for me. >> in a major win for former entrepreneurship for the first time since 199 #. the teamster's union leadership is opting out of endorsing the democrats' presidential candidate. even though teamsters union members voted overwhelmingly in support of trump. the union's leadership wasn't willing to go there. >> we don't care w

paul bryan: all the kids loved aunt lisa. she was just fun.a had seemed so together. she loved family events, loved having kids around. paul bryan: there was never a time lisa did not want the kids to spend the night or to stay. and she might end up with five or six different children that-- under her roof? paul bryan: --spent the night. - it was fine with her? - yeah. she loved it. keith morrison: but now, this accommodating, fun-loving woman was dead. it was all very shocking. and it's not like you've had a long illness or something to get prepared. this was just sudden and-- the idea that she would commit suicide so abruptly and violently like that-- that wasn't something that would be expected, no. keith morrison: but of course, the alternative was really quite unthinkable. did you have any inkling, any suspicion, that brad might have had something to do with this? i had none. brad called me on christmas morning, and you could tell he was still terribly distraught. so that morning, i came over. and he told me the whole story. and no, no, i

bryan kohberger faces four know counts of murder, trial is expected to begin next june. wildfire alert, wildfires burn through southern california, forcing tens of thousands of people out of their homes, triple digit temperatures are fuelling tflames. scenes show firefighters rescuing group of horses after barn went up in flames. a dozen people have been hurt including eight firefighters. wild video out of south carolina, freight train smashes into a semitruck carrying what is believed to be mobile artillery vehicle. it happened just outside of cha charleston. thankfully nobody was hurt. not something you see everyday. new study from "new york times" revealing if your favorite tv and movie characters could afford their homes in today's economy. >> this was your first home, it was a happy place filled with love and laughter but more important because of rent control, it was a freaking steal. >> carley: that speaks to me personally. cast of "friends" would not be able to afford that apartment coming in at 2.6 million. "full house" family would not be able to afford that ho

[mÚsica] bryan: nada mejor que pasar un verano en nueva york.pÚblico y de llevar mÚsica a personas que no tienen acceso a mÚsica de calidad. [mÚsica] bryan: de que ahora a quÉ hora cantas en las calles. edgar: dependiendo de 4:00 a 8:00 o de 6:00 a 10:00. si se vive si te esfuerzas si mete victimizas. soy parte de un programa y una de las cosas que mÁs disfruto de salir en los veranos y cantar a mi gente bonita. bryan: este es un programa de la ciudad que regula dÍas y horarios para que puedan trabajar aunque para pertenecer los interesados deben hacer una audiciÓn luego de ser ingresados se les da una orientaciÓn. [mÚsica] >> mis compaÑeros y yo vinimos a la escuela de mÚsica y ahÍ nos conocimos.abc vemos a celebridades que pasan por aquÍ y nos dan dinero pero hay que tener tiempo tocando mÚsica. bryan: la realidad de algunos de ellos es que son retirados de las calles por la policÍa como ese triste caso de jorge yanes. jorge: me voy a buscar otro sitio sino me voy para mi casa. he cantado siempre pero vengo cuando no tengo trabajo trabajo los

the bryan family's attorney says dr.shaknovsky mistakenly removed the man's liver on the opposite side of his bode instead of his spleen causing him to bleed to death. police said the hospital is investigating. >>> ahead, a fixer upper for sale. we're going to show you a crushed house near l.a. that comes with a huge asking price. . i have relapsing ms, but i still want to spend my time my way. i chose kesimpta because it works for me and my schedule. kesimpta is a b-cell treatment for rms that had powerful results. a reduced rate of relapses and slowed disability progression. i take it myself once-a-month, at home, or on the go. when i'm ready, treatment time is less than a minute. so more of my time, is up-to-me time. don't take if you've had an allergic reaction to ofatumumab, life-threatening injection-related reaction to kesimpta, or have hepatitis b. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including fatal infections. while no pml cases were reported

raÚl: bryan trae todos los detalles asÍ que bryan buenos dÍas cuÉntanos.nte premio a las artes estamos muy contentos pues viene mucha gente de la casa blanca. nos decÍan que mucha gente hispana ha crecido con nuestra mÚsica y nos llenÓ de orgullo. el lugar es tan importante nos conocen. bryan: emilio estefan entregÓ el premio a la diseÑadora carolina herrera. emilio: una noche increÍble hemos visto el crecimiento de los latinos y eso me da tanta alegrÍa por reconocer a carolina herrera. mÁs que todo no tuvo que cambiarse su nombre se conoce por su primer nombre carolina. como ella hay tanta gente y se merece ser reconocido y lo estamos logrando poco a poco. mi mensaje es siempre la uniÓn. ahÍ viene el poder polÍtico y econÓmico: bryan: veremos una pelÍcula de tu vida y la de gloria cuÉntame. emilio: estamos haciendo muchas cosas ese mensaje mÍo y de gloria que es la historia de muchos latinos que vienen buscando. me siento orgulloso que la gente sepa que luchamos por mantener nuestro nombre. orgulloso de nacer en cuba y orgulloso que hemos unido a los lati

but i city manager bryan heck tells us, they have to treat these as real.e do have a problem with a large population coming into the community, but the meeting pets is not a problem. bryan heck: i'm not going to lie. it's been difficult. it's been a challenge for us. you know, we were already facing the challenges, and we were facing them head on, as it related to the pace at which we've seen our population increase over the last couple of years. but now to be thrust into the national rhetoric of a highly heated presidential election cycle has just made it very difficult. and, you know, it's really unfortunate that our residents have had to endure the impact that they have, especially based off of false claims and false narrative that we've seen here during this presidential election cycle. william: hate groups like the proud boys have been marching for the city. residents have found these flyers from a group affiliated with the ku klux klan, saying that haitian immigrants were disease rigid and filthy. partly because of these threats, the city canceled its

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>> i see some faces recognize there is bryan cranston. hey, bryan. hello, hello. hello, chris rock is inuse. the house. ben stiller, jennifer lopez, tracee ellis ross. are jennifer lopez. where are you? jennjennifer? yes, julia roberts. where are you? ry and this meryl streep is il n te the house. >> every one of those celebrities is more likes than kamala harris. >> kamala and oprah are putting together their own rainbow coalition. watch. >> we have the cat ladies for kamala here are all americans for harris caregiversa for kamala, train lovers forlz harris-walz. >> i didn't know there were train lovers. train lovers, chefs for kamala.. love that you republicans for harris love that group even more. we've got swifties. where are you? swifties our dollar. >> yeah. the audience is all lathered up. marilyn, the train were readyai to rock. all kamala had to do is answerns the one question she hasn't been able to answer yehes int. t >> we really would love to know what your plan is to help lower the cost of living. yeah, i first of all, thank you both for being here.

guilty on his behalf receiving a new booking photo and new venue in boise. >> state of idaho versus bryan kohberger. >> reporter: following a high stakes week in the case where a judge granted the motion by his attorney. the judge citing concerns about a prejudiced jury pool after years of heavy media coverage and also a lack of resources to stage a trial of this magnitude. xana kernodle's parents telling nbc news they will go wherever the trial takes place. >> we are not going to be quiet about us. get us a real judge that knows how to get this stuff done. >> reporter: the new judge the honorable seen hipler has pointed to recent high profile cases in the county as proof they are up to the task of a kohberger murder trial. >> our thanks to sam for that report. >>> a member of the u.s. military is among three americans arrested in venezuela. they are accused of being part of a plot to kill venezuela's president nicolas maduro. six people in total were arrested by venezuelan authorities along with the americans, two spanish nationals and a czech citizen was also detained. officials confirm

so, bryan, i'm glad you brought up at the end there. w.e.b. du bois, he he was phenomenally educated, a phenomenal leader. but booker t washington offers a really unique perspective because. he in his life was, a slave, a free man working, and an outstanding leading citizen. so he offers a very unique perspective. and with that, i think of that we should take his philosophy and his principles very seriously. and obviously his main tenet was merit. you know, we're going to cure the poor race relations by other than merit. we need to prove that we are, you know, black citizens need to prove that they are just as dignified as white americans because white americans at time in the post-reconstruction south, they believe that. so he said, okay, we need to it as a race. and so that kind of background, you know, you look at today and you have things like dna and affirmative action. those i dare say would be t washington's worst nightmare. and so my question for bryan is and you're right, you said we made so much progress in race relations in the u.s.

so, bryan, i'm glad you brought up at the end there. w.e.b. du bois, he he was phenomenally educated, a phenomenal leader. but booker t washington offers a really unique perspective because. he in his life was, a slave, a free man working, and an outstanding leading citizen. so he offers a very unique perspective. and with that, i think of that we should take his philosophy and his principles very seriously. and obviously his main tenet was merit. you know, we're going to cure the poor race relations by other than merit. we need to prove that we are, you know, black citizens need to prove that they are just as dignified as white americans because white americans at time in the post-reconstruction south, they believe that. so he said, okay, we need to it as a race. and so that kind of background, you know, you look at today and you have things like dna and affirmative action. those i dare say would be t washington's worst nightmare. and so my question for bryan is and you're right, you said we made so much progress in race relations in the u.s.

bryan says the fans need to focus on their own personal connection to the team. his advice, blur all of this talk about the owner out and focus on soaking in the last final moments in the coliseum together. >> take in every pitch. take in every sight you can see, every smell you can smell. talk to as many people, ushers, and fans, and try to stretch out the experience as much as possible. >> reporter: that's exactly what bryan says he'll be doing in the final three games. after that, he's not sure how his love for his team will translate when they're officially gone. >> all right, we'll have full coverage of the a's final home stand this week, and we want you to share your memories of the a's at the coliseum. just tag kpix. >>> hot everywhere, even in san francisco. which a lot of people don't have ac. this is one of those days we really feel that. >> yes, the fans going all day long. it was the hottest day of 2024 so far. so yeah, we felt the heat today. it's going to stick around tomorrow. but it won't stick around much longer than that, so that's good news. it

rodrigo aguirre trazó un jugadón de bryan rodríguez. abrió la cuenta. pesar de la caída, sigue líder porque tigres no aprovechó y cayó uno a 0 en casa del querétaro. los felinos quedaron terceros a 2 puntos de la máquina. toluca es el escolta con 18 puntos en europa. comenzó la champions y si bien muchos dicen que el real madrid no brilló, el campeón no solo ganó el stuttgart 3 a uno, sino que su gran estrella, mbappé y la promesa brasileña hendrick anotaron en el triunfo ante los alemanes. como dicen, mejor ajustar mientras se gana. cerramos con grandes ligas en donde los oakland a's siguen de gira y visitaron nuevamente a los cubs en chicago. vamos con las acciones. y bueno, primero iba a aparecer langoliers arrancando el juego de pelota, botando la pelota entre el jardín izquierdo y el central. luego también cameron butler se iba a unir a la fiesta con este estacazo al jardín derecho. si hay un equipo que se caracteriza por ser letal a la ofensiva con cuadrangulares, son los seis porque aquí nuevamente adán gliders. vean cómo levantó esa pelota y cas

el primero es que el estado tiene jurisdicciÓn sobre este caso porque dice que bryan ruth habrÍa cometidoque ademÁs el intento de asesinato, el presunto intento de asesinato, pues tambiÉn tendrÍa jurisdicciÓn el estado sobre Él. otra razÓn importante que ha subrayado es porque dice que no puede ser investigado por las mismas autoridades que persiguieron criminalmente al expresidente donald trump. todo esto por casos que ya todos conocemos y que hasta el momento, pues estÁn por lo menos tres de ellos detenidos. asÍ que ese ha sido uno de los argumentos fundamentales de ron desantis para reafirmar esto, que ya habÍa adelantado las horas que siguieron a este intento de o a este presunto intento de asesinato, y hoy lo ha confirmado diciendo que por una orden ejecutiva va a asignar la investigaciÓn al fiscal general del estado. vamos a escuchar, si les parece, las palabras de ron desantis. el gobernador de florida. >> we have a strong interest in the state of florida of bringing this suspect to justice to the fullest extent of the law. the state of florida. as the appropriate jurisdiction to b

. >> bryan lanza is with us as well. bryan lanza, a senior adviser to the trump campaign. bryan at trump as we all know, is a big fan of tariffs. he claims they can pay for tax breaks lower prices, and even helped the cost of childcare so how do you respond to kamala harris, his claim that trump isn't being serious with these proposals you know, first of all, wolf, thank you for having high respond to kamala harris and that's how we respond to the american people. >> look at president trump's economic record when he was president it's pretty clear that tariffs worked with some respect as he targeted china and brought them to the negotiating table. but if you look at the everyday pocketbook of americans during the trump term they experienced tremendous amount of weight pedro, if they didn't have the inflation that wiped out there, that's wiping out their savings. they're not having to cash in a retirement to make ends meet. and so what people heard from stephanie rules rules, interview, and from people heard earlier today from the economic speech it's very, very, it's a lac

and then william jennings bryan was the democratic candidate for that as well. but sadly, after that election, mckinley didn't live too long after that and was assassinated in buffalo, ohio. the buffalo exposition, and therefore he had the springboard for teddy roosevelt. and i think that it really set him up for a great presidency, because the economy was depressed before the election of 1896 and after the election of 1896, we saw economic prosperity and he you know, that was where was a resounding success all over the country. so you really saw a dynamic between the election of 1896 and 19 one america, the people really saw sound and had an able hand in william mckinley and. the election of 1896 was really a great win, but 1901 was really an even better win because people had confidence and william mckinley and the economic prosperity that we that we had, that during that period of time. and it's it's interesting to to think you. so how did why did he run with a different vice president? well, two things. one is it wasn't necessarily uncommon to switch, you kn

karla: ademÁs nos ofrece tips para ser exitosos en las redes y ganar dinero bryan nos explica cÓmo lo a la gente le gustÓ mucho. bryan: nos explica como jugando videojuegos en directo convirtiÓ su vida en un reality show. >> tenemos muchos juegos gta, call of duty cualquier juego nos vamos a divertir porque hay que divertirse con amigos de uno y dar entretenimiento al chat. gracias al apoyo de mi pÚblico me pude comprar este jueguito en lamborghini. bryan: como tÚ lograste comprar un carro de 200.000 $. >> stremeando en twitch los seguidores no te dan dinero en realidad son los anuncios los que tienen compaÑÍas grandes y quieren poner anuncios y uno puede comprar sus cositas. google es el dueÑo de youtube entonces con twitch y amazon. ♪ ♪ >> lo mÁximo que se puede ganar mÁs de 100.000 $ en un solo juego. hay meses que te pueden entrar lo que quieran trabajar contigo y te puede entrar 300 o quinto 1000 $ depende el anuncio y el flow que le vas a dar. bryan: cuÁntas personas se conectan para ver tus vÍdeos. >> depende del dÍa un dÍa como hoy veinticinco mi gentes lo mÁs alto son 300.000

ruling prejudice in the community could keep potential jurors for being impartial in the case against bryan kohberger and the princess of wales finishing chemotherapy treatment in a rare video, she reveals what's next for her in the coming months these major developing stories and many more, we are following right here on cnn news central it is the top of the hour and all eyes are on the battleground, state of pennsylvania, where tomorrow we'll see vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump facing off on stage in philadelphia for the first and it's entirely possible the only debate of this election cycle, and that makes the state sky-high for both candidates there ever at the debate with new polling showing them locked in a virtual neck and neck race with just 57 days until the election, a new york times sienna college poll shows there is no clear leader. >> in the race for the white house. cnn's kristen holmes is live for us in philly covering the trump campaign. but let's start with even weekend in pittsburgh where kamala harris has spent the last several days hunker d

bryan west, called the results disappointing. the union said it would get back to the negotiating table to drive home the issues that members say are important. white house administration officials are also in touch with both sides rank and file union workers say the deal, which included a 25% wage increase over four years here's a signing bonus and the promise of a new airplane to produce in washington state does not make up for the concessions. they've had to make in pass contracts and does not keep up with wage growth and inflation. yet boeing called this deal historic take a listen to union workers on the picket lines friday morning recognized whose building these planes out here on the floor and the quality that we put into our work every day to make sure that passengers and crew members that fly our planes are safe. >> we definitely need more wage increase. that's for sure. more time off would be nice and if they bring back the pension, that would be really nice. >> i believe we deserve way better because without us there i

and so william jennings bryan, who had been the democratic nominee for the past for three of the past four presidential elections, soundly defeated each time. but a real hero in the party as a progressive reformer. he throws his support behind woodrow wilson. and when he throws his support behind woodrow wilson, the party gets behind wilson. and on something like that, 53rd ballot. wilson is made the party's nominee. so it's a it's a long and surprising road for wilson. but he gets there because he's aligned with this this new reform energy in the democratic party. why was william jennings bryant still a hero of the party after so many losses as the candidate? and for a party that hadn't won a presidential election but once since 1860 was 1888. the other time the democrats won. until 1912. the reason that william jennings bryan was still so popular was because he wasn't necessarily a political leader. he was a move ment leader. he was someone who could give a speech that would move the masses. he was the face of a populist movement. so the supporter of farmers and the little guy. and

joining us now to continue the discussion, democratic strategists julie roginsky and bryan lanza, the former deputy communications director for the trump pence campaign. thank you. both for being here. first, just to both of you and i'll start with you, julie, because you're here next to me. is this a make or break moment for these candidates or is one far more vulnerable than the other? >> well, i think it's more important for harris and that is for trump because trump is already established in people's minds. either love trump or hate trump. there's nothing trump's going to say that's going to suddenly make you say, oh my god, i now believe in donald trump or now, hey, donald trump for harris, she is not as well-known and actually i was speaking to my mother the other day and she said, i don't know much about kamala harris but i'm going to vote for her just because i don't like donald trump, right so that's the kind of voter that harris needs to appeal to in the sense that people don't know much about her despite the fact that she has been an elected official for many years. so for

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i am bryan llenas and for jon scott. thanks for watching, we will see you tomorrow. the "big weekend show" is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ i am lisa booze along with mollie hemingway, griff jenkins and tom shillue, often to the big sunday show. debate was built. >> she will be worse than him, forcing him. trump was never wrong. >> donald trump on the campaign trail speaking to the voters while kamala harris is hunkered down doing debate prep even though she did take a few minutes to buy spices. fox news correspondent alexis mcadams and pittsburgh where there is went to our shop today but first, rich edson lives in wisconsin. >> good evening. it was the final event former president trump's predebate schedule, a rally in rural central wisconsin. as the former president plane landed, they flew by it 100 feet, to fix wing to the crowd and came again and landed in t the. the former president said he waves call the current administration stupid and corrupt and have the war in ukraine finished, done and settled before inauguration day. >> nobody was tougher on russia in history th

this is a fox news alert i am bryan llenas a new york manhattan is underway and southern kentucky for suspect involved in what police are describing as an active shooter situation on i-75 that is near london, kentucky and laurel company the courier journal is reporting for it -- a six victims but officers were called for reports of multiple vehicles being fired at along that major highway around 6:00 p.m. local time. those shots were said to be coming from a wooded area. right now the highly remains closed in both directions near exit 49 what police investigate and search for that suspect. again if you are just joining us multiple people have reportedly been shot along i-75 and laurel county, kentucky police say the government is still on the run the person was apparently fired for a wooded area along the highway will bring you the latest as we learn it. i am bryan llenas and now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪ we wou would my great heroes e great thomas, most of you know who he is. he wrote columns for decades. he has written fantastic books. he is been a leader in the liberty mov

bryan kohberger broke into a home near campus in 2022 and stabbed four students, police say.uadruple murder trial is expected to begin in june of next year. fox wildfire alert. four major wildfires are burning. in california, 25,000 acres scorched in separate fires in san dern and orange county, another burning through the angelis national forest and in nevada, fire south of reno. back over to you. >> steve: thank you very much. >> brian: 18 after the hour, space x polaris dawn crew is traveling through space. mission to earth's radiation belt, all civil knowia crew blasting off this morning from kennedy space center. >> three, two, one. ignition and launch. [cheering] >> copy one alpha. >> lawrence: the five-day private mission will include first ever commercial spacewalk. >> ainsley: here is the latest, i'm sure that was fun to see that blast off. >> jonathan: it was, a beautiful sight, i like launches that take place overnight, it lit up the predawn sky over the florida space coast watching the polaris dawn mission. it will take five into elliptical orbit that will take th

now, donald trump was also asked if he had any regrets of his role in the capital, bryan, on january 6th, in 2021 from did not answer that question. his vice president come to a harris on the threat. she believes trump pauses to american democracy. donald trump was fired by 81000000 people. so let's be clear about that. and clearly he is having a very difficult time processing that. but we cannot afford to have a president of the united states who attempts, as he did in the past to up and the will of the voters in a free and fair election. for more on that the bite we're doing now by special correspondent, a it for him in washington, dc. a after such a big build up to this moment, i wonder what stands out most to you when you look back on this debate. now, it was certainly a very wide ranging debate. it covered topics ranging from abortion to immigration, the economy, and foreign policy. but what was striking to me is how been relatively soon this entire debate was on the actual details of that policy. and i think that is valid for both candidates. i mean when they talked about the i