. >> charleroi has experienced a 2000% increase in the population of haitian migrants under kamala harrise scrambling to hire translators for the influx of students. and the town is virtually bankrupt. >> reporter: here in charleroi, pennsylvania just like in springfield, ohio local republicans say haitians have been an asset to the community. >> the haitian immigrants here have a very good reputation. the problem is is that the federal government dumped these people in and aren't providing any resources. >> reporter: in recent years many came legally to charleroi to work at the local meat processing facility like pierre richard monplaisir. >> do you think that what former president trump is saying is true, that haitians are having a negative impact here? >> no. no. when i came here like four years ago, so the town was a ghost town. and now we've got a group of people that are working and being taxed. >> reporter: monplaisir also works as an interpreter for the school system. five years ago 12 students were learning english as non-native speakers. this year that number is 225. >> we belie

. >> charleroi has experienced a 2,000% increase in the population of haitian immigrants under kamala harris. the schools are scrambling to hire translators for the influx of students, and the town is virtually bankrupt. >> reporter: here in charleroi, pennsylvania, just like springfield, ohio, local republicans say haitians have been an asset to the community. >> the haitian immigrants have a very good reputation. the problem is the federal government dumped these people in and aren't providing any resources. >> reporter: in recent years,ayears, many came legally to work at the meat processing facility. do you think what former president trump is saying is true, that haitians are having a negative impact here? >> no, no. when i came here like four years ago, the town was a ghost town. now we've got a group of people that are working and being taxed. >> reporter: he also works as an interpreter for the school system. five years ago, 12 students were learning english as non-native speakers. this year that number is 225. but the superintendent says the state has provided additional fund

at the belgian airport charleroi, 87 flights were cancelled due to. six of them will be made from anotherarbor in brussels, but it is located 70 km from the city. in general, all employees are outraged, who have been demanding for several months to improve their working conditions, in particular, a salary increase, and passengers, who were not informed in advance about anything informed. but it is known that the protest may last another week. it is easy to get confused in the facts when you see only part of the overall picture. in the pursuit of views , entire locations are changed, it is easy to do. we will expose all the fakes. dear friends, i suggest you watch reruns of our besagons from the golden collection of besagon tv, while we are on vacation, i hope that you will be interested in remembering what we talked about, i am waiting for you at these screenings. hello, with you kirill vyshinsky. and this program is typical novorossiya. our name everything is said. we are talking about the territory that returned to its historical roots in novorossiya. with the help of a close look at hi

charleroi is a great town.th one another. we're going to lift one another up. we're going to address our economic challenges as i'm doing every day as governor, we're going to work with people democrat and republican and the like to do things to help people. >> i mean, i think you're right about the values that any parent, regardless of who they voted for in the past, is passing along to their children, but then how do you explain the closeness of the race in pennsylvania? >> well, look, the race is close and our last two presidential races have come down to 44,000 votes and 80,000 votes, about a point or less in our commonwealth of 13 million people with about 9 million registered voters. the fact that it's close is not a shock. listen, picking up that last yard or two in the red zone to get in the end zone, it's tough here, but here's the thing. i'd rather be us than them. i'd rather be kamala harris than donald trump. here's why. she's beginning to play on his side of the field. she's been in rural communiti

take charleroi, pennsylvania. it is nestled in the far southwestern part of the state. town of only about 4200 or so residents. 95% white. it is a will be linked republic in. now it is budget is -- its budget is broken, though, under the weight of a huge number of haitian migrants. according to seasons, the majority of students in the local school district who need assistance learning english are from haiti. the district has spent $400,000 in yellow teachers and an interpreter. well, as usual, the little people, they get run over by the elites. because the democrats don't care, even about the promotes loyal constituents who are being affected by this back now, according to wgn radio in chicago, she who chicago public schools teachers whose schools are located predominantly in black neighborhoods were instructed by administrators to give their migrant students a 70% passing grade in every subject. even if that migrants displayed severe academic deficiencies. that really helps that migrants could not. and instead of holding biden and harris, accountable, all the stuff hap

that aims the barrage of baseless anti-migrant claims in charleroi, pennsylvania.t our reporter found out on a visit to a town of about 4,000 people, after springfield, ohio, got the trump treatment. lots to get to, but we start with president biden in the u.n. making a case for global unity at a time when wars in gaza and ukraine can make it feel like things are falling apart. the war in gaza, almost a year old, and israel launched more strikes today following its deadliest attacks in lebanon in nearly two decades, children, 50 of them, and two u.n. staffers have been killed that's according to lebanon's health minister. that crisis is likely to overshadow other subjects on the u.n. agenda. and while president biden once again called for it, prospects before he leaves office appeared dim. so it was against that backdrop that the president got uncharacteristically personal, reflecting on his division to leave office and offering it as an example to other world leaders. >> i is decided after 50 years of public service, it's time for a new generation to take my natio