congresswoman kat cammack, from florida's third congressional district. serves on the homeland and select committee on the economy. they are giving you all of the committees. fire 220 20 is served as decade -- for a decade as deputy chief of staff representing the previous congressmen. thank you for being here. congressman hunt was here. i'm not sure where he went. >> that is good staff work right there. >> congressman fitzgerald, our hometown member, representative of the wisconsin fifth congressional district on judiciary and financial service committees. you were the majority leader in the wisconsin state senate which is where i have known you. you were also a 27 year army veteran and strong supporter of the second amendment. congressman hunt is here from the 38 congressional district. serves on the judiciary, resources and small business. u.s. military academy grad. eight years in the army, he flew apache long helicopters. we have a guy in the back that did that as well so we want to connect you. deployment to iraq and a strong supporter of the second

host: cammack, -- representative cammack, the best to you and your residence as you recover. guest: appreciate it. thank you. host: before we take calls, a little assessment on what she had to say? guest: as expected, sounds like she feels confident congress will pass some kind of supplemental package before the end of the year and i think that is what a lot of people are expecting. she mentioned disaster relief in the house. i think she was referring to a discharge petition built. providing tax relief to disaster victims, it would not provide additional funding for female or other agencies. host: why go the tax relief route? guest: i think it's a way for the individual victims to think victims i have roads impacted by helene and prior to that. it seems like it is like pulling tooth to get our federal government to help them. what i don't understand is how can our federal government send millions of dollars to other countries affected by wars but won't help people here devastated by disasters. is there something we can don't as american public to help or encourage or demand o

bring in florida congresswoman kat cammack. pleasure to have you on hawaii are you hearing about the new report? >> good to state of america you i liz. to be honest -- it's damming. it's the first piece of truth that these gold star families and people are getting and making a call to pull out of afghanistan in such a chaotic manner that resulted in the death of 13 american service members. it's going to be answers that the american people and families have not asked for and we learn and receive from the administration. it'll be heart breaking and it'll be infuriating and not only did we lose 13 service members, but $80 billion worth of equipment left behind and details are going to be exceptionally damaging to the biden harris regime. liz: listen to gold star families and trump campaigned and they're going to capitalize and it's the gold star families calling out harris and bidden and they've been saying we have not heard heard anything from kamala harris and president biden for three years and visiting the grave or cemetery a

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host: cammack, -- representative cammack, the best to you and your residence as you recover.guest: appreciate it. thank you. host: before we take calls, a little assessment on what she had to say? guest: as expected, sounds like she feels confident congress will pass some kind of supplemental package before the end of the year and i think that is what a lot of people are expecting. she mentioned disaster relief in the house. i think she was referring to a discharge petition built. providing tax relief to disaster victims, it would not provide additional funding for female or other agencies. host: why go the tax relief route? guest: i think it's a way for the individual victims to think victims can help themselves. it will help victims when they are facing these disasters, havi >> is the 2024 presidential campaign continues, american history tv presents historic presidential elections. uncover what made elections historic and explore the lasting impact on the nation. saturday, the 1932 election. >> the restoration of normal jobs, recovery of agriculture. >> i pledge myself to

while kat cammack pain nothing georgia, trump highlighted his plan to help american business. >> we are cutting business tax from 21% to 15%, making us most competitive tax anywhere on the planet, only for those who make their product in the usa. she is called the tax queen, they love her in other countries she forces everybody out of our country into their hands. demandings a 33% tax hike on production for her policy. lucas tomlinson >> lucas: joe manchin said he will not support kamala harris. >> the 60-vote threshold we operate under in the senate is essential. s >> will endorse her for president? >> i will not endorse her. >> lucas: joe manchin is the holy gral of democracy. >> carley: lucas, thank you so much. vice president harris is considering a visit to the southern border. our next guest is a new york farmer whos he is overwhelmed by crossings from canada. >> todd: fox weather alert, hurricane warnings issued in florida as evacuation orders mo mount. janice dean is tracking helene next. [coughing] copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is

congresswoman kat cammack, ari fleischer, clay travis, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: malibu. nothing yet. keep you updated to see whether or not anything changes. so far it hasn't. that's good news for the folks in southern california. just to the east and south you have all those fires we've been talking about this week. now an earthquake. that's california living. hang tough and we'll get you more if there is more to get on that from malibu. >> dana: acting secret service director rowe is on capitol hill today briefing lawmakers on the agency's investigation into the shooting of former president trump. david spunt is live from capitol hill. hi, david. >> good morning. he will face pointed questions and on the senate side behind closed doors with senators and then on the house side. his first time meeting in person with large groups of lawmakers since he testified on capitol hill july 30th a couple weeks after the former president was shot in butler, pennsylvania. rowe promised a full review of the failures leading up to the shooting. the mission insure answer invest

cammack. >> the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. cammack: thank to my colleague mr. buschon. i stand before you to debate the charlotte woodward organ transplant discrimination prevention act. but i don't think there's a lot of debate that will happen because i hope it will be unanimous. for those who don't know this bill is named with charlotte woodward, an adult woman with down syndrome who received a lifesaving heart transplant over 12 years ago. sadly, as has been mentioned, not all people with disabilities have the same option. many should receive a lifesaving transplant. when i first learned of this issue, i could not believe this practice was happening here in our country. however, after learning more about the issue and hearing stories from advocates, including charlotte herself, they were advocating for change. i was shocked and horrified there were no protections for these individuals. according to the 2019 report from the national council on disability, which is the agency that advisings the legislative and executive branch on disabilities policy issues, p

host: cammack, -- representative cammack, the best to you and your residence as you recover.t: appreciate it. thank you. host: before we take calls, a little assessment on what she had to say? guest: as expected, sounds like she feels confident congress will pass some kind of supplemental package before the end of the year and i think that is what a lot of people are expecting. she mentioned disaster relief in the house. i think she was referring to a discharge petition built. providing tax relief to disaster victims, it would not provide additional funding for female or other agencies. host: why go the tax relief route? guest: i think it's a way for the individual victims to think victims can help themselves. it will help victims when they are facing these disasters, having to rebuild, it provides relief to individuals and that is better than nothing. host: callers, appreciate your patience. call in if you want to ask our guest questions about this relief. (202) 748-8000 for eastern and central time zones, (202) 748-8001 mountain and pacific. if you are affected by a natural

cammack, who i'm pleased to recognize for three minutes. ms. cammack: thank you to my outstanding colleague from the great state of arizona, mr. biggs, and also from the great state of texas, mr. babin, for hosting this special order this evening. it's time to call a spade a spade. the wide open border policies of the biden-harris regime are killing, quite literally killing americans across the country. and there's no denying this. i myself have been to the border nine times and i have ridden along with our agents through their shifts for hours seeing firsthand the horror, the trafficking, the crime, the gang members, the abuse of women and children. i've seen hundreds of thousands of wristbands littering the riverbeds of the united states and what the cartels force them to wear showing which cartel they belong to and how much they've been paid and which number they are. it's such a big operation the cartels have created the most efficient means necessary to move people into the country illegally. and what's worse, biden and harris are helping