this is the, this is so he made an appointment with chris john storm at the hanover medical school who confirmed the douglas lu. yeah. had a slip disc. but during a thorough examination the doctor found another explanation for his pain. but i'm getting it simple. and one of the tests the orthopedic specialist performed was a check on each individual muscle, pressing each individually to see whether the pain radiated down the patient's arms finalized on going on. one place hers quite, but it isn't a shooting pain. after the exhaustive set of tests, the doctor diagnosed with lillia with the rascal outlet syndrome. it's caused by pressure on nerves or blood vessels in the area between the neck and shoulder. the scaling muscles are a group of 3 muscles on each side of the neck. they run from the cervical spine to the upper 2 rips. there's a small space between them called the scaling gap and several nerves pass through it. persistent, poor pastor, causes the muscles at the front shorten, putting those in the back under too much strain. this can cause the scaling gap to narrow and the muscl

then there's chris john, come to use liver, a kept failing on and putting his life in danger. in both cases, doctors were initially stunned. i had to prepare for the fact that i might need delivered transplant and capable. so what was going on, we're about to find out on in goods.

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then there's chris john, comedy, who's liver, a kept failing on and putting his life in danger. in both cases, doctors were initially stumped. i had to prepare for the fact that i might need delivered transplant and capable. so what was going on? we were about to find out on, in good shape the an emergency at customs hospital in gemini castillo, and cut a liver is in danger. and if we thought we might not survive the day had started off normal, he walked into the office on monday morning in good spirits, but the colleague know just something unusual about his yellow. it doesn't look healthy. really. i haven't even read off the 1st night on getting her to so in the bathroom mirror and so yes, she's ronald rushed. he dropped everything and went to his g pay. when she saw the yellow in his eyes running alarm bells on the side of the gun. just take some blood . no, no my life is indeed this is normally the levels are between 40 and 50, but his was full 1000. a 100 times the normal of the free option must be for the x one. liver cells are packed with enzymes, right presented here in

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26 years of p, stipulate in progress and you know, smart that we do not consider german citizen, chris john schmidt, the legitimate hi representative for bosnia and herzegovina. we emphasized that mister schmidt has no right to speak for the international community and his level . no. so just to a jim schmidt was also becoming increasingly contemptuous. in bosnia, many it used to move off over at terry and ism, and partisan support for the bosnian croats. but neither the us nor the do you dare to close his office. the high representative remained one of the few who could block don dix separatist efforts. today as i representative, i have issued an order suspending application of the river picked us up sca law on the move on the property. i have made the use of my ex security powers to bring the country a hat and to bring some people to reason. thank you very much. i'll feed us in the us and visit the book, but we're doing anybody mode. i have one the elections here for the 10th time, you know, in a foreigner tells us this is not enough to be legitimate. accordingly of bosnia and herzegovina

the actions that we have really interesting ambassador nicholas burns thank you for joining us, chris john. thanks. always a pleasure to be with you you. >> coming up later on the show, the power to build on the power to destroy 50 years since it was first published, i will speak and to author robert carrow about his still influential book, the power broker also ahead. >> now i feel a little bit silly even having to wear this the biggest threat is a slowdown and going to where you need to go because of taking photos and saying hi to people, el salvador's transformation from murder capital to tranquil paradise premieres tomorrow it nine here on cnn test of time. >> like a family car. the hartford has been ensuring experienced drivers for generations many who switched to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford saved an average of $577 but what's worth protecting the hartford is here to get your free quote, go to visit hartford auto.com the bucs got your back hot, red it's all us, thanks. red-hot sale event, save on everything including our usda-certified tender, fully mignon, and g

a bunch of them all started for chris john ronaldo who scored his 900 career goal to help push will be christ are in the nation's lead. united portugal, 2nd in a to one victory is 100 and 31st goal for his country 21 years after scoring is 1st and always 39. you said he wants to reach 1000 goals before he retired. to look at how he got the 450 goals parameter, averaging moles in a goal, the game across his knowing seasons in spain. it's good $145.00 times to months, just united across the sea spells. he's the old time record international goals score ones who serial foot where of your was during his time and it's lia events, this net, it's $68.00 times already for saudi writers. all nasa scoring as recently as last week, and he schooled 5 of his 1st club sporting was been in portugal. santa monica know the samples goal of belo, concussion is called he is 900 gold because of his commitment to the national team . his work in training that nobody sees his discipline and the hard work is fantastic for the history of putting his football focus shadow enrolled so that i started with it the n

and chris john, rinaldo was on the square sheets, has all nicer secure their 1st when and the new amc champions league leads. they beat country side. all right. and to one and this 12 team west regionally. stage study of money opened the scoring i'm stroke of half time. we're known as and squared his 7th go the season, and 1st of the competition, the 2nd half. a late consolation goal is not enough for orion on that sir. are now on 4 points from there to match the category champions outside have also secured their 1st when to determine they beat a ring inside a stag allowed to now the 1st was thanks to an own goal from goalkeepers. so you had jose name. the color is how tr 0 from the asian have final ask from a see sense for in their 2nd, from the spot. they now have 4 points from mentioned . so united manager entertain high, besides these not expecting to be fired by the club. the judge coach was talking after a 3 know a premier league defeat to taught them, which ended with united fans building their team off the pitch front of him is reports saying that it's going to be a way to get

>> chris: i need a refresher. >> kirk: john cooper, who grew up in east tennessee -- >> chris: read those to the team? >> kirk: he would. >> chris: pay attention to number ten? >> kirk: number ten was a throwaway, and number ten, win the surest way. there were some doozies there. if at first the breaks go against you, don't fret, put on more -- >> chris: i remember that one. that's one of your favorites. >> kirk: protect your passer -- >> chris: they had a couple of breaks go against them tonight, but mostly, they made their own breaks. this was impressive. most of the focus on this offense, that's scored 191 points through the first three games. tennessee defense, as you said, has taken that as a challenge, to re-establish the vols as a program known for great defense, and made a strong statement tonight. >> kirk: i've had them twice now. when you were doing tennis, with the nc state game -- i don't know about those percentages. i really like this team. with the quarterback getting more experience, with that secondary and the linebackers coming together, scary, scary football team for an

chris mason reporting for us. johnrritories. you're welcome the programme. as chris says, the wording of the law is clear but the application of the law is less than clear, especially when you consider the 40,000 people who have been killed in gaza, so why now?— why now? thanks for the question- _ why now? thanks for the question. it's _ why now? thanks for the question. it's entirely i question. it's entirely straight forward to me for the much better tojump them straight forward to me for the much better to jump them to straight forward to me for the much better tojump them to be pushed —— jump then to be pushed. if this new british government had continued to proceed in the way that the less government did, it would have been taken to court, as with the case of her weapons to saudi if a few years ago, and they would've lost that case a better to be jumped would've lost that case a better to bejumped —— jumped better to be jumped —— jumped to better to bejumped —— jumped to be pushed. fin better to bejumped -- “umped

. >> john: chris swecker former fbi assistant director to dig deeper on this.ay and terms of the clues that they have. this is according to "the new york times." authorities found a small suv registered to mr. couch at the top of a hill near the interstate and an ar-15 rifle some distance from the vehicle. a phone was also found but the battery was removed. it seems that the suspect dumped his gear and ran. >> it does sound like that. i believe they also found an ar-15 and the car if i'm not mistaken. they found it nearby. this is an incredibly difficult and dangerous manhunt. probably the most difficult. i managed the eric rudolph manhunt in very similar terrain. ours might have been a little bit more mountainous but the problem is he will see you before you see him. there's a high likelihood of apprehension. he won't get out of it alive but those that are searching for him with those machetes through those high risk areas, if you will, they will get seen first. he is going to get caught, he is very likely to be armed even though we found the ar-15 laying arou

clothes on for the next one. >> yeah well well look it's really good to talk to all three of you. >> john, christy off the shelves. i'm sure plenty of people will be logging in and trying to get hold of one. thanks very much. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> aren't they lovely? yeah. >> aren't they lovely? yeah. >> i just think it's really when companies want to do something and want to help out and raise awareness and all that stuff, i just think it's really nice. >> we could do one @gbnews. we should do. hey, don't say that out loud. did i say that out? >> it doesn't have to be a naked one. >> well, some of the viewers might , might >> well, some of the viewers might, might think maybe, maybe. but listen. still to come. we don't want to put people off. yeah. there's breakfast, isn't it? paul coyte has the sport that's on the way. that's next. this is gb news with stephen and nana. >> paul coyte is here. good morning. good morning. two bowls please. >> yes. tennis. jack draper, i'm very excited about this. yes. us

we've got chris albert who used to live down the street from john. t the table, brian albert, chris' brother, who, like john, is a boston police officer. he's actually the leader of an elite squad tasked with catching dangerous criminals. he even helped solve the infamous boston strangler case. >> we said hi to a bunch of people. we stayed there for about 90 minutes. >> there's video so you can kind of see what's happening. it looks like a typical night. people are snuggling up around a bar, they're drinking, they're goofing around a little bit. >> karen said she had only met brian albert once before. but she said she felt like john really wanted to make good impressions on the alberts. >> brian albert, whose home is about five minutes away, invites everyone over for an after party. now, there's already a party with some young adults taking place at his house because it's brian jr.'s birthday, so there's a bunch of folks who were already there. they all gather up and head out. >> also heading out with the group is brian albert's wife nicole and her si

start of the easing cycle, left the door open to either 25 or 50 and then the two remarks john williams and chris morning of payrolls friday suggested that while the door was open later on to 50, it was going to be 25 this time. that might have been just too much that powell thought the weight of evidence was starting to shift after he saw the price reports by last thursday. and felt that you needed a more even balance. it is a little more confusing than it would be if we were not in blackout and we had clear indications. they are going to be talking about both. they would have been talking about both possibilities even if we had not seen what we had seen in the last week. sonali: hopefully a press conference will answer questions not just on today but on the road ahead. research professor of economics act duty -- of economics at duke university. coming upcoming gm shares hitting a session high. some news tied to electric vehicles helping to charge shares forward. it is our stock of the hour next. this is bloomberg. ♪ (grunting) at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. ( ♪

continue with sandra. >> sandra: thank you, john, retired human sector border patrol chief chris clem. this is obviously becoming a bigger and bigger political issue has move closer and closer to the presidential election. but there is a lot of criticism of the current administration and their treatment of these violent crimes from criminals and people who should have never been here in the first place. what message do you want to send on that? >> well, the criticism is justified because we have seen these crimes play out not just the heinous crimes like murder and rape at assault, but some of the disruptions that have played out in the cities across the country, seen that in aurora, colorado, and springfield and other places. if you can stomach the pontificating and the blaming of both sides and get to the crux of it and really listen to the stories of the witnesses, it is so much bigger and much more important than immigration. it is about the safety of communities across the country. it is about our national security. that is the most important thing about these hearings. it sends

years later, the night before the 2008 election -- >> senator barack obama and senator john mccain will be joining chrise show. >> jonathan: obama and senator john mccain appeared on "monday night football" to make their final pitch to voters. and i'll make a pitch here to tune into "monday night football" tomorrow night on abc and espn. thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us, and tune in here tuesday night for full debate coverage on abc from the national constitution center, and there it is, in philadelphia. are multiple east bay neighborhoods, some crashing into bystanders. the new video, just in this morning and a beautiful view of a sunny santa cruz where it is 59 degrees. >> a high of 80 today with light winds. how nice will it be here? i'll let you know. coming up next on the where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. and help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions

years later, the night before the 2008 election -- >> senator barack obama and senator john mccain will be joining chrise show. >> reporter:. >> jonathan: obama and senator john mccain made their final pitch to voters. i'll make a pitch to tune into "monday night football" tomorrow on abc and espn. thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us, and tune in on tuesday night for full coverage in philadelphia. what would y'all name this chapter of y'all life? probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for my family. yeah. las mismas cosas que yo quiero para mi hijo las quiero para los niños de la comunidad. (♪) las quiero para los niños de la comunidad. [ rock music plays ] alright. sumatra sunrise, harissa honey, turmeric latte. i like them all. they're very soothing. like the colors you'd choose for a psych ward. do you want to go back to the browns then? i really don't. just paint it whatever you want. it's your apartment. yeah, but this is your room. you know, you sh

john fisher. abc seven's chris alvarez joining us live from the coliseum, where it looks pretty cold out there.d fans trying to. they're going to have to bundle up to get every last glimpse of their a's. >> yeah, larry, i see you still a little bit fired up. i actually talked to an usher today and they said, tell larry biel i loved everything he said yesterday. so. so kudos to you, larry. you are well loved here in oakland. it is cold. i talked to an usher as well. they said they're expecting about 28 five tonight. as far as 28,500. i'm not sure they're going to hit that mark quite yet. we do know it is a sellout on thursday for the final home game. but yes, driving up to the ballpark, i took a lot of mental snapshots and i saw some fans about half a mile down. they were walking to the ballpark, the parking lot was a little busier earlier than normal, but yes, we talked to both managers, bruce bochy, mark kotsay, and i asked bruce bochy what was the loudest you've ever heard here, because obviously he was with the giants and had a lot of bay bridge series games under his belt. here's what bruce

christian: chris mason reporting for us. let's get the thoughts of johntish officer in the occupied palestinian territories. the wording of the law is clear but the application of the law is less than clear especially when you consider the 40,000 people who have been killed in gaza, so why now? john: thanks for the question. it is entirely straightforward to me. much better to jump than to be pushed. i believe if this new british government continued to proceed in the way the last government did, it would have been taken to court, as was the case of a few years ago. in that case, the british government lost the case. so, better to jump than to be pushed. christian: the foreign secretary said it has not been possible to reach a determinative conclusion on the allegations regarding israel's conduct of hostilities because of a lack of edence from jerusalem. do we normally determine our sale of weapons on what the buyer is saying they are used for or do we take an external evidence? john: we look at a whole slew of evidence. it's been going on for 10 months p

. >> detective chris everett and bomb squad commander john wood had taken that earlier call.en them, they had investigated and disarmed hundreds of was a device is. but this one was a first. >> these particular devices had only been seen in poor countries. afghanistan and iraq. >> the small but powerful device was hidden in a fedex envelope. but what really got everyone's attention was the detonator linked to a cell phone, and that to you, says what? >> this is somebody that can build a bomb and can set there from anywhere in the world and set it off. >> a bomb squad investigates a suspicious object in rwanda. >> taking no chances, they sent in a robot to disarm the bomb. a firefighter was then put in one of those famous suits to make a final safety check, and found the cell phone detonator at 18 missed calls. only a broken wire had prevented the bomb from going off. >> we are like, wow, this is real. >> police ran the phone numbers, of course, they belonged to untraceable throwaway phones available almost anywhere. a bomber or bombers had left no trace of themselves. >> the

fed governor chris mahler speaks. johning. you are getting a reaction from the guy at the fed everyone pays attention to. that is what i would watch for. lisa: if the fed does cut by 50 basis points because of a small difference in the headline jobs number or the unemployment rate, how can they argue they are not data point dependent? michael: well, according to jay powell, they are not data point dependent, they are data dependent. the totality of the data.they would look at other numbers. remember, we get a cpi report next week that comes before the fed meeting so they would have something else to hang whatever they do on. but they have to get you to that point. what is interesting as this week i was talking to somebody here who was out last week and said i don't know if i am behind or not. nothing has happened in the economy and nothing is going to happen until friday's jobs report. because we have all these numbers that we think are important this week. but every one of them will be, here is the number, let's talk abou

and chris was clearly impressed with that. but to your point, john, what matters is what the voters think. kamala harris was hurling things against donald trump. and he's been convicted. and january 6th. and everything else she could throw at him. but in the end right now he is tied with kamala harris. does this change anything? we've all seen debates where people are very proud of what they did. hillary clinton thought she won that debate, many debates in 2016. and she didn't win. so you have to be very careful. and it's very important to see what the voters think. >> and look, the harris campaign certainly thinks that they were -- you know, they put him on the defensive. they are going to keep getting out and making this message. she's going to be out there in those critical battlegrounds again later this week. they're still optimistic, they want that second debate. as rachel said the message from the campaign tonight vice president harris is ready for a second debate they're looking for one in october, they say is donald trump, question mark. one

this weekend shannon bream for "fox news sunday," guest texas republican senator john corn anyone and democratic senator chris murphy. remember, if you can't catch us live. set your dvr, 6:00 p.m. in the east. 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. next week we have a busy week. up in new york for most of the week with the debate conch. full coverage on "special report," thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now. lawfare is back. the left couldn't be more ecstatic. >> this is very tantalizing to think we may actually see amounts to like a minute any trial before the election. >> we do not have to live this way. when i'm president of the united states, we're not going to take it anymore. >> laura: and the left has suddenly gone silent on supreme court justices meddling in politics. i wonder why? >> gives a lot of people hope. >> like obama. >> gives a lot of people hope. >> laura: but, first -- >> we have millions and millions of people pouring into our country, many from prisons and jails and mental institutions

this weekend shannon bream for "fox news sunday," guest texas republican senator john corn anyone and democratic senator chrism. in the east. 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. next week we have a busy week. up in new york for most of the week with the debate conch. full coverage on "special report," thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now.

. >> bill: senator john cornyn from the right and chris murphy and one from the left. senate foreign relations committee for murphy and a lot of these stories from overseas. an american citizen was executed by a terrorist group and there is a lot of people wondering where is the outrage and where is the outcry? and where is the american leadership when it comes to this? and this was a really hot story for us last weekend at the beginning of this week. like so many of the stuff it seems to fade away quickly. >> that's in contrast to what you see on campuses. anti-israel protests. all that discussion will happen and take you live to the middle east as we keep an eye on simmering tensions there. >> bill: yes. >> dana: shannon bream. we'll be watching. >> see you sunday. thanks, guys. >> dana: teenage suspect in the georgia school shooting and his father making court appearances this morning. attorneys for the 14-year-old did not make a request for bail. accused of killing two students and two teachers at apalachee high school on wednesday. the suspect's father set to be h

. >> george john bishop. >> chris. >> jeffrey donald bender. >> albert lachman. >> christopher joseph blackwell. >> carey rosetta blackberry. >> susan blair. >> janice blaney. rita blount. >> michael andrew mccarty. >> susan mokena. >> francis bodley. >> bruce douglas. >> mary catherine murphy both. >> darren christopher bohan. >> lawrence francis. vincent junior. >> allen bondarenko. >>: arthur bonnett. yvonne. >> susan booker. mary jane booth. sherry boudreau. >> jerry j borg. >> martin michael borsch sk. >> my uncle, kenneth joseph marino who is a firefighter with fdny in manhattan. he was one of the first responders on that day. i am 12 years old so i never met my uncle kenny but i feel like i know him from my parents, grandparents, and family members. one thing i learned is that my uncle kenny and i share a love of baseball. our favorite player is and i'm very happy and proud that we have the same interest. most important is that my uncle kenny was a true hero. he saved many lives on that day. our family misses them every day and we will never forget his memory or his bravery. >>

john? i'm also joined in the sirjohn? i'm also joined in the studio here by chris hope. our political editor. he type of politician people think should be made a leader. is that part of the problem with robert jenrick? he's a bit of an identikit classic tory. and if you look at who he's up against, you look at who he's up against, you know, kemi badenoch, james cleverly , both from ethnic cleverly, both from ethnic minority backgrounds, that would let someone stand out, be different and challenge labour in a way which robert jenrick couldn't . couldn't. >> it wouldn't be different from rishi sunak, would it, so, you know, it's not as if the conservative party has ever been timid about choosing people, regardless of their origins or background. and so i don't think it's about, you know , ticking a it's about, you know, ticking a box. i don't think it's about whether you're an ethnic from an ethnic minority background or you're male or female, but whether you have the core qualities necessary to lead. and i talked about insight and intelligence. i talked about principle, and i talked about being

john. i'm here with my cohost chris. also of aei. you are here at election watch. this is the longest running series inhi washington that begn in 1982. or colleagues still join us on occasion for some panels. we have been running ever since. a fewev things. i'll introduce a panel and give you a few logistics to go down the line. first, of course, this is a series,t, election watch. we'll have our second or next one on october 30th. as always, we'll have a post election watch. this time, a little different. not two days afterward but a night afterward. again, we'll have time for your questions. if you arewa watching online or cspan. e-mail nate.moore@ael.com. we will introduce bill. he joined us before for the election watch. connecting the nbc news poll and in 2008 michael is the board chair at the aicfo. also, a senior fellow for american progress. that was amy. in the middle is the editor and chief. she's a contributor to the news hour. with that, i'll throw it to christopher to t begin. >> i wanted you to know how lucky you are. not just because of the chicken t

chris. thank you so much for coming in. john right. >> new this morning, the cdc says fatal drug overdoses have fallen sharply in the u.s. down to their lowest level in three years, senior medical correspondent meg tirrell is with us now. this is the kind of news you want to see when you wake up in the morning may yeah, it really is john. >> i mean, researchers are calling this drop that we're seeing unprecedented and they're rubbing their eyes and saying, is this real in the data? and will this continue? it is important to note though drug overdose deaths are still surpassing 100,000 per year in the most recent years worth of data, which ends in april from the cdc. but we do see a drop in that most recent year of about 10% in drug overdose deaths. now as researchers are trying to figure out how real is this drop? and will it continue? they also point to signs a beyond just deaths from overdoses that are also going in the right direction. nonfatal overdoses, they say have also started to decline by an even greater measure, 15 to

mike: it will be interesting tomorrow because we have john williams, chris waller, the intellectual centercomes out. williams is actually speaking as the number comes out. i hope the folks at the council on foreign relations have the bloomberg on their phone. to ask him about it. it is their last chance to send a signal. the blackout starts saturday. if they are read and don't want the markets to over react one way or the other, they will hopefully tell us. jonathan: we have all got it circle, governor moeller, tomorrow morning. lisa: i'm laughing because of john williams, two speeches. one of them, good job report. the other, bad job report. two edits. maybe that is how we will get message. jonathan: just start scribbling out methodical and gradual, just take out those two words. if you missed the last 20 minutes, we had the wrong kind of downside surprise on adp, 99 versus an estimate of 145k. the right kind of downside surprise on jobless claims. i said earlier if you walk into a room of economists, you would walk back out confused. you are not getting any clear direction either. jay br

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john 116. copy. yeah. i'm here. hey. we're going to be calling the occupant out shortly. chris, can you open the trunk? where's nate? right here. he was just. hey, dan. hey. so since the 221 is on the front seat, i'm going to on the back of my car from the driver's seat. it's on the passenger seat. passenger front, passenger seat. maybe i just shoot up a little bit more. just to the spikes already there anyways, right? yeah. no, i would, i would just do it as we're doing it. okay. right. you know what i'm saying? like all right. you guys set? okay, chris, you're calling it. yeah other way, you other way. why are you. the only thing is calling him out? yeah i'm on the passenger side at this point. looks like he can squeeze himself out of there. you want him crawling over the gun to come out? i mean, if you could squeeze out, he could squeeze out, right? yeah. we'll start that way. yeah. all right. go that way. walk that way. not that hard. we're listening. we're obviously in the middle of something. what can we. john 116. we have sufficient units on scene. if anybody else is comin, could they go to fifth and jesse fo

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john trickett whatever you think of his political past, it seems he stood up for britain's pensioners in this vote. but he was a lone voice, a lone voice, 53 abstentions. chrisi mean, jon trickett says also in his statement. he, martin, john trickett also says our country is richer now than it's ever been. he says that wealth is not being shared fairly. in his view, the government should be looking to raise revenues . from looking to raise revenues. from the wealthiest in society, not working class pensioners. and that harks back to, for me, to the tuc conference, where i've just been down in brighton when there was a single heckler dunng there was a single heckler during during sir keir starmers speech shouting tax the rich. so the big question i think for this labour government is, you know, you're removing this benefit from, from hundreds of millions of pensioners and trying to confine it to a small, number of those who are, who couldn't qualify for pension, pensioner credit. but how is that going to be fair? they they can't earn money by being a pensioner. you've stopped working essentially. you can't ask for a pay rise. you can't make more money by gett

ground man who wrote that post, chris less evita is a marine veteran, his first big swing of politics was putting together the swiftboat attacks on residential candidate john kerry. his entire career is built on the begins being the real military loving patriots. now for trump he is reduced to being a big mouth on social media. so, who is triggered here exactly? last night, republicans sought media attention turned to the big sitdown interview between kamala harris and tim walz. seem to be anticipated among right-wing viewers as it was among supporters of the democratic ticket, because a lot of republicans, and i think this has become almost kind of cannon, really seem to believe against all the available evidence that harris is not a smart person. it is a baseless charge and carries with it a lot of sexism and racism i think but if you need more evidence of that, trump running mate jd vance provided it, posting to social media, braking, i have gotten a hold of the full kamala harris interview accompanied by that notorious viral video of a flustered beauty pageant contestant flubbing the question, that is what jd vance thinks of visiting vice president of

chris rock. i think i know someone who could do that. steve from newton square pennsylvania. kamala owns a gun? i think i support stricter gun laws now. johnrnia. stop throwing the handset the winner of sink or swim. it's a prestigious award and it should be treated as such. i didn't throw to doctor nicole. i handed it to her. you don't think people can handle the heat? devi from fort pierce florida. are you saying you've never ever taken a selfie? not 1? i've taken a selfie. just to send emma. i don't take selfies for any other reason. jonathan, have nothing for jonathan. sorry jonathan. after text me monday. big sean monday by the way. have a great weekend. i'm waters and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ]

want to forget this point, chris, it's so important for thepo candidat to be with the people weeks and days before the election. well, everyone now knows that is what got john f. kennedy killed. he insisted with the secret service over and over again, i want an open car so voters can see me going by. i want to pull over in that limousine and shake the hands of individuals. as he said to one secret servicn leader, i wouldn't be elected dog catcher if i listened to you people. he sort of was saying it sarcastically to secret service agents at the time. well, he was thought the next day in an open top car insisting that he the people had to be close to him or he would not get elected. it was a risk he talked about and cost him his life. >> carol leonnig, there's no one i'd rather talk to in situations like this. i appreciate you staying up late. i appreciate it. >>> more on what the fbi is calling the apparent assassination attempt on former president trumpn is coming up. theis latest from the campaign. so stick with us. so stick with us experience a complete, nutrient packed meal in under 2 minutes with golo foods. don't deprive your body, fuel it. visit golo

john. thank you. >> steve: we have to say one thing. happy birthday. >> ainsley: he puts the heater under here every morning for me. thank you. >> brian: on your birthday stay within yourself, chris

john fetterman joins katy tur to discuss the state of the 2024 race. watch katy tur reports today at 3:00 eastern. right now it is time for chrisbc headquarters in new york city. if anything could shake up a race that is still close as any in modern political history, this is it. what is happening in the final 32 hours before tomorrow night's debate? the stakes escalating after new polls show a race that could go either way and voters looking for answers. among the significant questions, can harris rise