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chad, always terrific work, thank you. republican pennsylvania congressman brian fitzpatrick. member of the house intelligence committee and chair of the subcommittee on national intelligence and cochair of the problem solvers caucus. congressman, good to see a pretty want to start getting your thoughts regarding the goings on on capitol hill today and what to expect coming up tonight? christ good to see you, arthel. this 11th hour is never a good thing for our contributors not good for the debt ceiling is not good for government shutdowns. thankfully we got it done speaker mccarthy pulled another rabbit out of a hat. he ggot to hand it to him, he hs been under a lot of pressure and pull tpulled this off eve got te senate to stand down and take up the house bill. it is good were going to keep the government (the 45 days but they're still structural problems we have to address but we should not be coming on the brink of default on our debt. shutting down the government that is no way to do business. i believe we have got to

about $418000.00 of them a sort refuge in neighboring chad. let's speak note the um address was an audrey on chats border with sedan. um and the conflicts started almost 6 months ago. are you still seeing many refugees crossing over from door for into chat? absolutely. federal. uh now it's not only you from west death for that. we see new arrivals. we're also seeing people from us, far away places of northern death for streaming in the eastern charge. uh the week prior to september 15, which is the latest uh set to 6 issued by the united nations high commissioner for refugees. do you ever in charge indicate that in that period alone with enough piece of uh, 7 days more than 7000 people across the border into china. and that is still continuing despite the loading and fighting in such an area. so we continue to see a growing human detection crisis. yeah. right now, this is a come we standing in a come on, on official come by the way that all 3 of this comes around, i'd re itself and you have more than $215000.00 refugees who you have to be sort

cha shad just said, tom -- what chad just said, tom. it's not either or or either party, it's an american issue. final word, tom. >> it is an american issue. we deserve better and a border that's safe and nags that will security. can't have national security without border security. say this one thing, they ask stop the crisis tomorrow if they put in remain in mexico program back in place. highest court in the land said it's legal. they could do it tomorrow and take 85% of the problem away. they're not going to do it because they don't want to fix it. elizabeth: got it. chad and tom, thank you for joining us tonight and good to see you both. congressman carlos gem gimenez d fox news contributor jason chaffetz and why is jamie dimon saying 7% interest rates and recession, he's saying are you prepared for this? plus, we've got the chair of house ways and means, congressman jason smith. he's fired up and ready to go. more e-mails show the link between embattled senator bob menendez and charged with u.s. bribery felonies and hunter biden is

there are about 3,000 french soldiers in chad. they have to leave they have robbed us all the time they have been here they have killed us they have to leave now the french have taken everything from us and worst of all they are killing us they must go and from them and we are tired of their colonialism, we are happy with central african countries and the like niger, its neighbor and many other countries in central and west africa, was a constant subject of france for many years, but after the independence of france, it still insists on maintaining military bases in these countries. they went to france to face the support of the people. earlier , there were coups against france in burkina faso and mali. now, to check the latest situation in africa and various movements against france , i am talking to mr. bahadur noukandeh, an expert on african issues. greetings. my colleagues and i share the news we are following the international community. it is very interesting that we are witnessing domino -like incidents in africa. in all of

look, the satellite connection is what it is in northern chad. we will continue to fight through it to bring you the story though, um address, and your guest. thank you very much. attentions are growing at the border between serbia, northern coast of o. b. u. s. has warned the serbian government to stop building up its military forces in the region. pensions re ignited last week after a 12 hour shoot out in northern coast about 3 ethnic serv gunmen were killed. so was one kosovar police officer, the nature of peace keeping force as it is increasing its presence. now, serbia denies accusations that it was responsible in fact, to blame the interest on kosovo policies towards its ethnics or minority booked as good now across the board. so i had a long phone conversation, not an easy one with us secretary of state, and so me blinking regarding the situation and costs of us funding. there's a few things we agreed on and a few things we did not agree on. we did agree there's a need for the escalation and a greater role for nato peacekeeping forces. the

chad?tment for menendez a decayed. it's major that he's indicted on charges that he used his position to help a foreign government. >> the indictment alleges that senator menendez used his power and influence, including his leadership role on the senate foreign relations committee to benefit the government of egypt in various ways. >> the feds accuse menendez of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars to help the egyptian government and other businessman. prosecutors said they found $500,000 in a jacket. >> where folks were taking cash bribes and suit jackets, blazers, you know, windbreakers in their homes, and when the fbi searched, they found them, i never once heard anybody have a good explanation, especially someone in public office for having that kind of cash in their home. >> menendez accused the feds of a smear campaign and misrepresented what he does in office. the feds say the senator was trying to interfere with their investigation. menendez was defined when cleared six years

so i will commend that effort here in chad.now that efforts are being made elsewhere to support the sudanese who are the victims of this brutal war. nick: and finally, let's talk about the regional actors. the united arab emirates in particular has been a supporter of general hemmati and the rapid support forces. has the u.s. confirmed that the uae has sent weapons to the rcf in the last few months? >> we have called for all countries who might be engaged in this war to cease those efforts. we need to call for peace. we need to encourage these the warring parties to put down their weapons. we're supporting efforts to find a peaceful solution, to negotiate a peaceful settlement to this war, because until this war in, people in sudan will continue to suffer. and we've made very, very clear any countries that might be engaged in supporting the efforts of the warring parties should cease those efforts immediately. nick: forgive me for asking again, has the uae sent weapons to the rsf? >> i cannot confirm who is sending weapons to t

chad, how long will this impeachment inquiry last? >> well, sandra, it's unclear, even house oversight committee chairman james comer is not sure. i pressed comer about timing earlier today. >> it's hard to put a timeline on things when almost on a weekly basis we discover more information. i'm an impatient person. i hope we can wrap it up as quickly as possible. >> comer said he was not sure how a potential government shutdown could impact an impeachment inquiry. the impeachment investigation did little to satisfy conservatives who demand deep spending cuts. some conservatives say they may call for a vote of no confidence for kevin mccarthy. speaker doubts his opponents can win. >> threats don't matter and sometimes people do those things because of personal things, and that's all fine. i focus just like anything else, if you watched, most people get to speak on the first round, it took me 15, i'm a little irish. i knew people would fight or hold leverage for other things. i'm going to continue to focus on what's the right thing to d

andrea mitchell, nbc news, adre, chad >> and we will continue to follow the story as it evolves. >>>e'll take a break here up next, the new generation of americans dominating the world stage at the u.s. open. >>> finally tonight, the thrilling action at the u.s. open and the young black american stars making history on one of the sport's biggest stages here's rehema ellis. >> reporter: coco gauff back on a steamy court today playing doubles. the 19-year-old will play in the singles semifinals tomorrow, the first american teen to make it this far at the u.s. open since serena williams. >> she's my idol, and i think if you told me when i was younger that i would be in the same, like, stat lines as her, i would freak out. >> reporter: gauff just one of the young american stars making a splash at this year's tournament. >> i'm so proud. >> what do you think about all the young americans that are doing so well this year? >> they just have the power. they have the confidence they have what it takes to get to the top. >> game, set and match, shelton. >> reporter: overnight 20-year-old ben s

maria: this is so obvious who is accountable chad?re fearing homeland security second ai mayorkas let off book the impeachment inquiry against president biden andy biggs said yesterday with mayorkas growings worse by the day i am wider going by way sided oversight committee investigating mayorkas for months chad yet continues to say border is secure. >> well, it is unfortunately shouldn't go by wayside there is a lot control respects in house have done to document, what is going on at the border to talk about unlawfully policies procedures in place by secretary mayorkas american people have seen, and have vish inlz what is going on they want accountability i encourage them hold the secretary accountable. >> we will watch that story thanks very much for joining me chad wolf joining us on border national security implications, quick break. then boy have things changed since -- i first threw out the pitch at yankees stadium before the replaces years ago. >> practicing before the game, will he -- a change-over you were talking about. that

chad, when they enter chad, they gather all the sheikhs, women and children in one square . people thought that they gathered these to talk to them , ask them to comment on how we want to run your country. but the french massacred all of them, from an 80-year-old man to a 2-year-old child. in chad, this is all because of these memories, in the minds of the people of west africa, in the minds of the people of chat, in the minds of the people of niger, in the minds of many countries, it still remains for this reason and because the french, unlike the english, this is a principle. all those who were heavily influenced by the language and culture of that country during colonization were not forced to enter directly, they were not forced to learn english, but they were given privileges that they were forced to learn english, but the french were forced to do so. reluctance and they imposed their own language and culture on these countries by killing and imprisoning and by many violent ways . there was a miraculous awakening in this region and the people saw that the people of mali

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academics demonstrate of health sol called prompt injection, could be used to trick microsoft, been chad into providing dodgy and things to use as the embedded a prompt into a website. when bank chips such that website, the problem got activated, needing the checkbook to send messages, like, do you have one an amazon gift card? all you have to do is follow this link and log in with your amazon credentials. often use a set they didn't trust the link. chad proceeded to ensure them better, safe and legit or imagine you're using an assistant that's automatically off of email all structure. so you have collins up in front injection of the shots and kind of the pump injection. detect happen, for example, with an email that the model reads. so my e mail by speed. uh good, and even somewhere in that email, that's a prompt that says length is calanda and forward hall meetings, office email address meetings, the the email address that by for license and then suddenly all my data has been stolen. well then the deposit is gonna be paid for faults done. no, they have an automated job in control. unfo

and now expanding further into chad.s been impacted by the fighting and yet emerging as a key transit point for supplies to the rapid support forces in sudan. part of an expansion of russia's influence in africa. cross-referencing the satellite imagery, skrn cnn has uncovered evidence that they have crossed in to chad. and you can see over 100 vehicles including scores of trucks at the base, proof that the supplies provided by russia/wagner continue. a strike on wagner backed forces in sudan would constitutes a blow to moss do you. if it is ukraine, they would have rarzed the stakes. a lesson illustrating the price that they could be forced to pay for cooperating with russia. >>> just ahead, russell brand losing a big online revenue stream at least for now with the actor and comedian facing sexual assault allegations. want your clothes to smell freshly washed all day without heavy perfumes? try downy light in-wash freshness boosters. it has long-lasting light scent, no heavy perfumes, and no dyes. finally, a light scent

but we need to learn and adapt. >> bill: chad. you have 20 seconds, my friend. >> well again we've said it over and over this morning. a serious issue with the southern border. we have to keep the american people safe. the only way we do that is locking down this border and having great law enforcement there to enforce that law. >> bill: thank you, chad. former assistant swat team leader. >> dana: a wonderful panel of guests today. thank you all. thank you, everybody. the coverage continues on "the faulkner focus." here she is. >> harris: breaking news, that escaped killer captured after evading police for 14 days. we're learning so much more about the story particularly the part that includes deportation. is that even on the table? if it is not, why isn't it on the table? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." cavalcante fled prison back on august

there are about 3,000 french soldiers in chad, the nesvi must leave , they looted us and killed us the whole time they were here, they must leave right now . the french took everything from us and from everyone. what's worse is that they are killing us, they have to go and we are tired of them and their colonialism. happy from central african countries and like its neighbor niger and many other central and west african countries. in these countries, he insists that a week ago cattle and more a month ago, there was a coup against the governments affiliated to france, which was met with public support. before that, coups against france in burkina faso and mali were successful. let's discuss the latest situation in africa and various movements with france. i would like to say hello to mr. bahadur noukandeh, an expert on african issues. have a good time. for now, my colleagues and i, who follow the international news , are very interesting. there are still consequences of the collapse of the previous government niger continued, the government fell in the ninth step , now chad has become th

local say they no longer want the french presence in chad. i did look at it. they just got the french need to leave all the time. they've been here. they are robbing us and they tell us they have to leave. now, we don't want anything from you, i would leave our territories, but i'm in a book, i'm not in the young man was show deliberately, were against the french, took everything from us who can't even provide for our needs. because the french have taken our property, and on top of that they kill us, let them go home, we're sick of them and they're colonization. i mean, go out there and do a little bit of chuck. we don't agree or know one of the skills. we don't want that anymore. no, you don't win friends and the other. you don't know exactly what is i don't know. yeah. well, the, as the french sentiment getting my mind to many chad follows the likes of several west african countries such as booking a facile malia. of course, in the jail. all 3 have been subject to military coups with chap move to kick parisian forces out of the country, off the new governmen

local say they no longer want the french presence in chad. i did look at it. they just got the, all of them, the french need to leave all the time. they've been here. they are robbing us, and they tell us they have to leave now the, we don't want anything from you. i will leave our territory. but i need a book. i might not have in the young man was show deliberately, wherever again said the french took everything from us who can save and provide for our needs because the french have taken our property. and on top of that they kill us. let them go home. we're sick of them and they're colonization. i mean go out there and do a little bit of job. we don't i agree or no one of our we don't want that anymore. no. you don't want friends in the other, you know, sacrifice the fancy friendship settlement. gaining momentum and chad comes on the heels of several west african countries such as burkina, faso, molly and new share all for a have been subjected to military coups which have moved to kick for reason, forces out after new governments were established as of that

that mostly women and children have crushed into neighboring chad charges say one in 5 children. a mountain nourished, the difficult journey to deliver a is being made more challenging during the rainy season. as rhodes on washed away, tried in government estimates, the number of people crossing the border could reach at 600000 or the end of the year. probably the address has more from audrey on chad's board, which stood on to the latest statistics. some of the united nations high commission to 4 residues indicate that the week proceeding september 15. more than $7000.00 refugees from so done have crossed into eastern charge. many of them from no doubt for which is swelling the number. see already there was more than $600000.00 refugees from earlier conflicts and duffel who are currently in camps in charge. now the latest number or the number of references, well, sort of cross the border in the last 4 or 5 months into eastern tried positivism for more than 200000. and when these continue to arrive, the numbers will increase the authorities here and try to estimate that by the end

chad, they are handing out the work permits, the temporary protected status stuff.rds that is the biden policy, an open border amnesty, we'll never see these illegals again and we're happy with that. >> i think you are right. on work authorization, they are handing that out like candy of the month. and they are encourages and sending dhs officers to get the migrants to apply for work authorization. that is one i think important piece. i think as you look at everything that is going on here, biden administration clear they are not trying to solve the issue but manage a crisis that spun out of control, it is a national embarrassment, they are so far over their head they don't know what to do. they are throwing out random ideas like tps and redesignated ven v venezuelans for tps status, everything they have tried is a failure and the numbers rise. kudlow: with that we have a lot of reports, not just people from central and latin america. it is you know reports of russian speaking people, people from africa, asia, they are coming from everywhere. you know this could be

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chad: and menendez candidacy prints new jersey employee in 2024 in a conflict the senate as democratsnd competitive season montana and in ohio impressed believed they had a lay of year coming in the garden state. >> the democrats are not have to worry about that. on this diverse attention from people like john chester and sherry brown heard and impressed who are really running very very tough constituencies. chad: menendez was indicted on unrelated charges, eight years ago in new jersey senators have long faced legal issues that former senator bob - retired 20 years ago because of ethical lapses in the senate nearly expelled, person william since 1982, thanks to abs cam and williams later resigned this. liz: thank you so much child as well as welcome back to the show, former congressional investigator sam dewey and okay, it's good to see you again and so, new jersey senator bob menendez, claimed that he kept $550,000 in cash, in his house due to the, history my family facing compensation in cuba. the same, does that explain the doors goldberg smurf a divorce more than $100,000 luxury

marine veteran and mighty oaks foundation founder chad.tom line general mckenzie says history will view this as a fatal flaw. what do you think? >> yeah, absolutely they will. this is a fatal flaw. a black eye on america and america's national security is jeopardized because of what happened in afghanistan in august of 2021. first of all, jennifer griffin did an amazing job with that interview so glad it was done and i'm thankful general mckenzie agreed to do it f integrity is the hall mark of all marines from private to general. and i have respect for him to speak to truth against president biden who dismissed the guidance of his generals, diplomats and advisors. couple things i agree with him with is, one, we absolutely should have stayed in afghanistan and we should still be in afghanistan. it was a lie to american people that we were in a 20-year endless war and we have to leave 2500 troops there. i can name 12 places around the world that we have 2500 troops. it doesn't keep us at wars, it keeps us out of wars. >> trace: and chad what

they still have a presence in chad, which is a somewhat more peripheral country, but even in chad yousence. the leader is not democratically elected, in a very precarious position politically so i think the french are in a position now where they are trying to negotiate with a fragile regime in chad to maintain some of their influence in the region, even a diminished level of influence, so everything looks very uncertain france right now, in terms of its military presence. now, in terms of its military presence-— now, in terms of its military resence. , . , a, ., presence. james barnett from hudson institute, _ presence. james barnett from hudson institute, thank- presence. james barnett from hudson institute, thank so - hudson institute, thank so much. authorities in kosovo say they've taken control of a serbian orthodox monastery in the north, bringing to an end a stand—off with a group of heavily armed men. the gunmen are suspected of carrying out an attack overnight, in which a policeman died. here's our balkans correspondent. the shooting appears to be over and the monastery is o

to the military coup of this country and approved the military ruler because the president of chad knew that the people under his cover were extremely dissatisfied with the performance and type of french management. the former, which was really fed by the rule of france, were really badly damaged and they were trying to remove this stain from their lap by any means . zaman gave independence to the countries under his rule independence is not real independence. you can refer to the people of algeria, despite the fact that the people have gained independence from the french government, but when we see them getting up for their cars , they are faced with the most severe military attacks, and the killings and the well-known weapons are really a massacre in this country. it is unique in history and we were also able to see a manifestation of it in the media, without france showing itself in the last few years to the reaction of some countries from being dominated, but it showed a resistance and in front of niger's exit from dominion itself in front of the door compared with, for example, mal

chad myers, thanks for staying on top of it. appreciate it. the time. >>> coming up next, russia's foreign minister at the united nations moments ago saying the u.s. is directly at war with moscow. this is russia's black sea fleet comes under attack. we'll have the latest. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists ptographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. at can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ [announcer] if you're thinking about earning your degree online, snhu can help you get there. - i felt supported throughout the whole process, even from the first call. [graduate] my advisors consistently reached out and guided me along the way. - it was like i was talking to a friend, like someone that i had known for years. - the instructors were very helpful with everything that i was going through. [announcer] we'll be with you from day one to graduation to your dream job. ♪ it all starts the moment

>> bret: hey, chad, on another topic. do we stand with the possible government shutdown and government funding from congress? >> well, senate leaders just announced agreement on a bipartisan plan to fund the government for 45 days. >> i urge strongly reasonable members of both chambers to come together, to pass this bridge c.r. and move forward. free from the hard right extremists who are hell bent on destroying trust in government. >> the clearest path forward is a standard short-term continuing resolution. >> it's unclear what can pass the house. it's only tuesday, and because it takes so long for congress to act, it's possible a weekend shutdown could be locked in. bret? >> bret: we'll follow it day by day. chad, thank you. the dow had its worst day since march, losing 388. the s&p 500 was down 64. the nasdaq fell 208 today. up next, we'll talk live with florida senator marco rubio about the prospects for an agreement between israel and saudi arabia and, the possible government shutdown. >> i waited a long time for the

chad pergram following the possibility of a government shutdown where things stand now. chad?> neil, good afternoon. there's a chasm between the house and senate on how to fund the government. there was a task vote last night with 77 yays. kevin mccarthy dismissed that bill today. >> should have not been prepaid if that much resistance? >> i don't want to give the speaker any advice how to run the house, particularly through you. i can't have an impact on what happens in the house. >> mccarthy objects to aid for ukraine in the senate bill. he wants and interim spending bill which bolsters border security. the house will vote friday. it's unclear in mccarthy's bill has the votes. there's lots of skepticism. >> as of right now, i'm a no and will remain a no. my advice is buckle up. there's turbulence ahead. >> some gop moderates are unset at conservatives calling the shots in the house. ironically, the bill could command 275 yays to avert a shut down. that's what angers democrats. >> if they put our bill on the floor, it would pass. it would pass. we're waiting for a bipartisan

cnn meteorologist chad myers is tracking everything. chad, where is it going? going in the atlantic. and then it's going to stay in the atlantaic. by the time it hits something you're going to be sick of hearing about it, we're seven or ten days before this thing being anywhere, it's so far out in the middle of the atlantic. even byp tonight it gets to be a major hurricane, around 105 right now. look at tomorrow night at a 8:00. we're looking at 160. that gets over your 157 to be cat 5. big wave, lots of wind around the storm system and really so far, missing everything that is the good news. oh, and well, my computer crashed, so now i can't show you the rest. that's just kind of what happens. so the effect basically is that this thing is going to be in the water for the next week. we'll be talking about it every day where is it going to go, how long will it take to get there and so really you have to watch this. this could be from north of the carolinas all the way to nova scotia. we don't know. we don't know anything about seven days, ten days away for any hu

>> chad, thanks very much. chad pergram on capitol hill. with that, we bring in richard painter, former white house ethics lawyer. good to have you with us today. your reaction to this lengthy indictment of senator menendez. >> this is shocking. and we've been around the road here before with senator menendez. he was indicted and tried and would have been convicted but for a hung jury in 2017. everybody in washington has known that he was crooked for a very, very long time. people in the democratic party and elsewhere in new jersey have known that. he never should have been put in charge of the senate foreign relations committee. he never should have been running for office again. he should resign immediately. i'm shocked that the senate leadership has not called for his resignation from the senate. >> martha: that may come as strong words, mr. painter. hang on if you can. we're going to joe biden, the president at the white house making an announcement that is related to guns and gun safety. let's listen in and dip in here for just a momen

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thank you, chad. >>> and a striking arrest. a film maker who knows this case inside and out, who was instrumental in helping police track down the prime suspect is my guest. >>> he stepped on a landmine. his injuries were traumatic. we have his dramatic return to the battlefield. >>> state media reporting wagner is already working with the defense ministry, which prigozhin was loathe to do. some of this next report may be disturbing. >> reporter: it was a race against time after he stepped on a land does that mine while on a mission behind enemy lines. >> translator: the mine blew me up. my brothers carried me for 6 1/2 kilometers. they gave me first aid and carried me. >> reporter: they saved his life, but the injuries where are catastrophic. >> translator: one leg was blow away, the other maining, all broken. >> reporter: he's hiding his face for safety reasons, but he story is remarkable. after the incident, he recovered, traveled all the ways to mexico to get an artificial limb, learned to walk again, now back on the battle

good morning, chad and everyone else congratulations chad. >> good morning, how are you doing today?y: we are doing great. thank you so much for what you are doing. tell us about this event. >> this event was a way for me to honor those that gave their lives on september 11th, 2001 with united airlines flight 93. for the 41 souls lost on board that day that said that they were not going to let this happen anywhere else and this was our way to say that we love you and honor you. >> pete: why does what happened on that flight for you as a warrior resonate so much and what lesson should our viewers take away from the courage of the people on board? first and foremost, everyone needs to come here and understand those grounds to understand what they did. to feel the solemn at this and gravity these grounds. go onto the flight 93 national memorial website read every name and bio. see their face. understand where they came from why they were on that plane, happenstance, missed flights to opportunities. stood up together as one family and said we are not letting this happen. they need to do

>> neil: thanks, chad.n be indictment on these gun charges and the ramifications where this is going. david spunt has more from the justice department. hi, david. >> hi, neil. now we wait to see what happens when it comes to potential other charges for hunter biden. sure, this came out today that hunter biden has been indicted on these federal gun charges. three counts he was indicted for making two false statements. he was indicted for making a false statement, a written false statement when he said he was not addicted to narcotics or other illegal drugs when purchasing a gun on a firearm. the special counsel said he lied to an employee at the gun shop in delaware and the third count is possessing the gun after knowingly having filled out no when he checked that whether or not he was addicted to drugs. so it's important to point out, neil, that the original plea deal that fell apart in july in a public way also included misdemeanor tax violations david weiss said he would likely bring up the tax violations

we'll talk to byron york and chad pergram. with us in studio in new york is the host of "fox news sunday" shannon bream. welcome to our coverage. your thoughts as we watch the passing of an american legend in congress. >> a legend. i cover the supreme court and nomination and confirmation battles she has been in the middle of so many times. even in recent years you think there were some on the left who thought she wasn't tough enough on some of these nominees that came before her. you got the sense she wanted to have a conversation that was respectful and feel the nominees in the seat were taking a lot of fire. she took a lot of heat for some things she said about people's religious beliefs and convictions and how it may affect them on the bench but cordial with them noting they had children and she related to the position they were in. i think the confirmation battles she has overseen that have been very contentious. >> bill: the kavanaugh hearing comes to mind because of the way it was carried out. what about her role during

chad, thanks very much for that. chad pergram. what is at stake now? congressman scott perry from pennsylvania, freedom caucus chair what he thinks of this process. always good to have you, chairman. what do you think? >> well, we're working on it. what we asked for is 12 separated spending bills. the time is ebbed away to get them accomplished. the american people are sick of the status quo in washington d.c. where a couple of people in the house and the senate make a huge deal and you have to vote for terrible things that bankrupt the country to keep the government open. we're done with that. we've been in this process for 50 years, neil. four of those 50 years we've passed 12 appropriations bills. the last time it happened was in 1996. the american people are sick of it, we're sick of it and sick of the excuses. so we have to get after it, get to work and we're willing to do that. we're not going to agree with whatever garbage the senate send us when theres no plan to finish our job. >> neil: so if speaker mccarthy can cobble enough democrats to for

wolf, chad thanks very much. >> thank you.pdate on the story we told you about yesterday. the 13-foot alligator scene carrying part of a human body. florida investigators have identified a 41-year-old woman. police are now looking into whether the gator was involved in her death. senior corresponding steve harrigan has more. ask jon, the salt took place friday in largo, florida small town just outside of tampa. neighbors raise the alarm when they saw in a norm is alligator paddling slowly down a canal right alongside a residential streets. the jaws of that alligator was the lower torso of a human being. it turns out after a day they were able to identify that person it is sabrina 41 years old by the woman with a history of arrests including for trespassing for the alarm was raised, fire department, animal control officers all arrived on the scene. they shop that alligator several times killing it. put it on a flatbed truck it measured 13 feet eight and half inches. gators are common throughout the state of florida. in all 67 c

there are about 3,000 french soldiers in chad. they must leave here.y looted and killed us the whole time they were here. they must be here right now. the french have taken everything from us. who are killing us, they must go and we are tired of them and their colonialism . chad is one of the countries of central africa and is located in the neighborhood of niger. the 14th, like manger and many other countries in central and west africa , was a french colony and after the independence of the military bases he has kept it in this country for a week babylon and about a month and a half ago, niger was the scene of a coup against the french-affiliated governments, which met with popular support. before that , it won against kina faso and mali in the anti-french coup . russia made america try to physically eliminate the commanders . the coup in niger was accused, according to rashatoudi's report, the russian intelligence service announced that the american intelligence agencies are returning to their old ways of assassinating undesirable leaders in africa,

but, the french massacred all of them in chad, from an 80-year-old man to a two-year-old child.this is all because of these memories in the minds of the people of west africa, in the minds of the people of chat, in the minds of the people of niger, in the minds of many countries . which was in the old colonial era. when the french come they did not force them to come to the language and culture of that colonized country directly learn english, but they give some concessions towards learning english, but the french forced their language and culture to these countries by force and by reluctance, by killing and by imprisoning them and by many violent ways. well, all these are the complications that have been in the throat of this country during these 120 years. in the last few years , an extraordinary awakening occurred in this region and people saw that the people of mali , the people of burkina faso, and the people of niger were also able to do this. of course, i told them in another interview in the morning program that sometimes i die they rise up and the military changes a mil

ceylon ite left niamey, the capital of niger, and returned to france through chad. french president emmanuel macron said 3 days ago that in addition to the country's ambassador, 1,500 french soldiers will also enter niger and end 125 years of french military presence in niger. niger's military council gave the french ambassador 48 hours to leave niger early last month, but the french diplomat refused to leave the country with the support of paris. niger more than two months ago, with the coup that was carried out by the military, it was one of france's allies and one of the main suppliers of uranium in this country . in the last two months, the people of niger have repeatedly demonstrated against france and demanded the withdrawal of the country's military. in this regard , we are in contact with mr. reza shahrvar hosseini, our correspondent in paris. hello mr. shahzvar hosseini. hello , good evening, mr. shahsbar hosseini , what was the reaction of the media and political parties in france to the departure or in other words the acceptance of the expulsion of the fr

>> chad on the hill, chad thinking. that's bring in britt hume.d it be brett. >> start h bob menendez. he's been on capitol hill for a long time as new jersey's senior senator.maybe walter had opposed friday which said in the wake of these charges dems want to make strong contrasts with trump on corruption standing behind menendez isn't the way to do that. politically is this a big, big problem? >> i think it's a problem. betsy is really much template. the evidence that was presented with allegations against him were pretty eye-catching with cash all over the place in his house and big fancy cars and all those sorts of things. people notice and read and follow stuff like that. look, he is innocent until proven guilty. that gives him a basis of saying i'm not quitting my seat. i guess he stepping aside for the time being as chairman of the senate foreign relations committee. it's a problem for democrats because it makes sense seat harder to defend and depending on how the case comes it's a stain on the party. >> another problem or a lot of poles ov

chad pergram is live on capitol hill with the latest on all of this. huge story. good morning, chad. >> good morning. we're told he may announce his plans for next year. menendez is up in 2024. calls intensified for him to step down from fellow democrats including senator john fetterman and representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. they don't believe menendez can do the job with this cloud over his head. >> the situation is quite unfortunate but i do believe it is in the best interest for senator menendez to resign in this moment. as you mentioned, consistency matters. it shouldn't matter whether it's a republican or democrat. the details in this indictment are extremely serious. >> the senator is ignoring those calls. he failed to attend an event in union city, new jersey yesterday for hispanic heritage month. it's significant that so many democrats are turning against the senator. >> i was noticing this morning you have a number of democratic politicians in washington and around the country falling for his resignation. that's unusual at this stage. but that's a s

africa to face the military coup in as many months and the sixth and three years, following mari, chad, guinney, burkina faso, and most recently. là c'est l'indépendance, l'armée a libéré le pays, nous sommes libres, nous avons le droit d'être libre et de nous s'exprimer comme on peut parce que nous nous savons pas qu'on peut être libéré, aujourd'hui nous sommes anti-rench sentiments, that is due to france's dark colonial past and it's neuocolonial footprints there. one of those elements is the cfa frank zone, created by france in 1945, the cfa frank was meant to control the cost of access to raw materials from the... colonies and to shield france's corner from the other monetary block controlled by the uk, the sterling area. cfa frank remains to this day, the currency in place in 14 african countries. regardless of their independence from france decades ago. "the currency is controlled by the french treasury. in practice, african countries channel more money to france than they receive in aid and have no sovereignty over their monetary policies. the currency is referred to as a tool o

we begin with chad pergram on capitol hill on a countdown to a shut down. i guess right now, chad, is looking more and more likely. what can you tell us? >> neil, good afternoon. the government is all that shut down right now. there's no rescue plan out of this culdesac. the house can't approve its own bill to fund the government for a month and bolster border security. the vote 232 to 198 with 21 gop nos. >> one group wants to be more extreme than the other group. so even their effort to pass a continuing resolution amongst themselves failed spectacularly. >> the chief economist at goldman sachs estimates there's a 90% chance a shut down could run for three weeks. fox has told some republicans they're willing to have a shut down in to mid october. that's when military paychecks are due. there's chatter that some republicans may try to remove kevin mccarthy from the speakership. >> have you seen the report that hardliners have been trying to replace you? >> i saw that when i ran for speaker. >> did you see that yesterday? >> they never gave up. they never v

bring in chad pergram back in for reaction. chad, do you know where the senator passed away?ome in california? >> she appeared to be here in washington. some information is fragmentary, she did vote here at the capitol hill, she did not vote in the afternoon. i have been told they have placed bouquet of flowers on her desk inside the senate chamber. the senate will open in just a little bit and probably have remarks there and kevin mccarthy, speaker, is supposed to have a press conference at 10:00 and might be asked and comment on senator feinstein being the senator from california during that press briefing this morning. a little story, one image i have of dianne feinstein here. it is long before she came to washington. it was during one of her re-election campaigns in the mid1980s. she was mayor of san fraand going up and down those rolling hills in san francisco on a streetcar and clinging to the hand rail and waving to everybody. it was such a quintessentially dianne feinstein picture and also the essence of san francisco in the streetcars and hills and why she was mayor.

chad pergram has the latest. chad? >> charles, good afternoon. senator did not explicitly say he would run for senate but that's what he intends to do. >> you cannot set aside the presumption of innocence for political expediency when the harm is irrevocable. to those that have rushed to judgment, you have done so by a limited set of facts. >> menendez said the cash found in his jacket was because his family faced confiscation in cuba. >> we believe the senator is the right thing to step down. anything other decision is up to him and the senate leadership to decide. of course we sear it as a serious matter. >> a menendez candidacy puts new jersey in play in 2024 and could flip the senate as democrats defend competitive seats in montana and ohio. democrats believe they have a lay-up next year in the garden states. >> democrats shouldn't have to worry about that. this diverts attention from people like john tester and sherrod brown. democrats that are running in tough constituencies. >> menendez was indicted on unrelated charges eight years ago. ne