chuck schumer made a joke of it. i don't know if you saw that. people behind the scenes, the big money behind the scenes were telling him block her. use the right to object. he came to the floor and made a mockery of that. he said people are telling me to use the right to object so i will with a big smile on his face. and he said something about asking permission for the following committees to me today. procedural type things. then he goes, mr. president, i object. he was objecting to his own request. guest: host: host: let's get a response. let's get a response. guest: makes a point about democrats not using every tool at their disposal in 2020. we were centrally involved in trying to organize the opposition to amy coney barrett. we had a lot of meetings with chuck schumer and democrats urging him to use the objection and we urge that they boycott the hearings. at the end of the day, i had to say that while there was some guidance from us that we were giving, maneuverings they could undertake to slow things down, the ability to out -- to outrag

i mean chuck schumer, spending big money against you. getting the support you needed from republicans? given that schumer you say biden, chose this far-left radical are challenger for you? >> well clearly they want to win the senate seat chuck schumer always spending money in this state, i've got great support around the country a great team in place we have volunteers, signing up people go to rick scott.com, to provide support to us, volunteer. but, again, maria, you know that race is going to happen next year a, today i want no one to be in harm's way tonight. maria: yes, no. we understand that senator you called for federal reserve chairman jay powell to resign before he spoke at jackson hole friday you say gross mismanagement central bank caused damage to the economy stolen american dream for families what can you do about it? you are an elected official you've got a majority americans giving "bidenomics" a thumbs-down, and, of course, caused federal reserve to raise interest rates 11 times. >> you know, jay powell is first person th

aren't we proud of all the work that chuck schumer did to make today possible? [applause] sen. schumer: thank you, everybody. i was going to do it, but you preempted me. i have an applause line. nancy pelosi. [applause] i have a few more applause lines , too. really, i see so many people in the audience here. whether they were from government, from the staffs of our senate and house members who worked so hard on this bill. whether they were from labor. whether they were from business. whether they were from the environmental community and so many groups that lobbied. i want you to stand up if you helped make this happen. it should be everyone of you. stand up so nancy and i can give the greatest applause line of all, all of you. [applause] because this was such an amazing effort to pass one of the great legislative feats of the 21st century. probably of the 20th too. it was amazing. utterly amazing how much was done in this piece of legislation. i can say this. as all of the great things from this bill will rollout over the next few years and decades, frankly, when it comes to t

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senator chuck schumer says, you know what?ericans hurting in this economy now in. >> happy days are here again, not. i think what they're counting on the massive spending in those bills, especially the so-called inflation reduction act. talk about lies. and they think that that massive spending is going to gin up the economy, give good growth figures. the way they compute gdp is rather peculiar. they count government spending as a miss for the economy even though the government -- as a plus for the economy even though the government gets the money by withdrawing it from people or creating it out of thin air which is a tax on people and higher prices. they think the way gdp is concocted will make the economy look better than it is, but every time people have to do a budget around the kitchen table, they'll see things are not good, and they'll say no matter what the government is saying, we're having a hard time, and we don't see a better future. elizabeth: you know what's really interesting, a new npr-maris poll, trump is beati

placenta majority chuck schumer -- leader chuck schumer plans to bring several tech chiefs to bring inications of ai including tesla ceo, metas ceo, the ceos of google, microsoft, and many others. this will be the first of his ai insight forums aimed at giving congress more influence over the future of ai. caroline: a cage match. let's stick with ai. changing the game of basically everything but particularly your wealth management let's talk about it with the founder and ceo of father, a startup focused on utilizing cutting edge technology to advance wealth management and particularly the mass affluent area i suppose. you were busy building ai team at goldman when it came back to the wealth private wealth management parts. how have you brought that over with father? what are you offering that is different? >> first thanks for having me on. it is fun to be here, a fun time to be in wealth management technology and when you talk to someone like me, it has been four years in the trenches at farther, grinding away and realizing opportunity ahead. now we have big moments where it comes to t

chuck schumer referring to a temporary spending measure that would give them more time for more bills that need to be passed and avoid a shutdown altogether. the appropriations committee last month on a bipartisan basis. appearing on tv as part of a planned victory lap to mark the anniversary of the ira, mr. schumer called the discussion with mr. mccarthy a good sign. more on that if you want to read in the new york times. they agreed that they need a stopgap spending bill while they continue spending levels and the climate provisions energy provisions in the inflation reduction act. this morning after president biden mark the one-year anniversary of that bill, we are asking you do you consider climate change a major threat? let's hear from jeff in maryland. >> climate change is such a significant threat that when it comes to pass when your children ask what will you tell them. when you hear -- what will you tell them? when temperatures are so elevated their outdoor recess is eliminated what will you tell them? when prices are obscene when your adult children go food shopping what wil

chuck schumer made a joke of it. i don't know if you saw that.eople behind the scenes, the big money behind the scenes were telling him block her. use the right to object. he came to the floor and made a mockery of that. he said people are telling me to use the right to object so i will with a big smile on his face. and he said something about asking permission for the following committees to me today. procedural type things. then he goes, mr. president, i object. he was objecting to his own request. guest: host: host: let's get a response. let's get a response. guest: makes a point about democrats not using every tool at their disposal in 2020. we were centrally involved in trying to organize the opposition to amy coney barrett. we had a lot of meetings with chuck schumer and democrats urging him to use the objection and we urge that they boycott the hearings. at the end of the day, i had to say that while there was some guidance from us that we were giving, maneuverings they could undertake to slow things down, the ability to out -- to outraged

and chuck schumer, who is the senate majority leader who represents new york, needs to keith off his butt and pass a bill through the senate and all pass and the president can sign into law to actually solve the border crisis once and for all. >> dana: the pressure on schumer might get ratcheted up quite a bit and you are doing that. democrats are doing it, too. mike lawlor, thank you so much for your time today and i know senator cortez was ask about you. she said well, about going to the border. she said something we're actively planning on. what i have done is tours of the new york area facilities. the crisis is in our own backyard and toured the roosevelt hotel. it is important to look at that front line that is right here in new york city. where does she think the front line is coming from? we will keep on turning out. let staten island suss -- >> it is not a partisan issue. everybody wants the border to be fixed. everybody wants the border to be secure. our immigration system to eventually be reformed. i think everyone wants that. don't think it will happen this year. >> dana:

sanction countries that participate in transporting and making the deadly drug majority leader chuck schumer calling on his colleagues in the house to pass the bill. >> and what it will do is impose major, tough sanctions china, which sends the precursor chemicals too mexico that are made then into fentanyl come to the united states. >> senator chuck schumer says the bill focuses on the connection between china and mexico. he says china since the raw chemicals to mexico where cartels make the drug and traffic it into the u.s.. advocates are protesting a south bay hospital's decision to cut its mental health services. good samaritan hospital in san jose. >> says it's closing its acute psychiatric unit next month. santa clara county's board of supervisors asked the hospital to consider a leasing agreement. the would allow them to license the beds for mental health services. so far, no response. retired state senator jim bell was at the protest to support the cause. >> it's a clear case of discrimination against mental health programs. we're going point that out and make the hospital accountabl

chuck schumer just announced elon musk of x, mark zuckerberg of meta, and sam aultman of open ai will senators about the technology on september 13th. bret? >> chad pergram live on capitol hill. thanks. >> breaking tonight, a faculty member at the university of north carolina flagship campus chapel hill shot today. the suspect is now in custody according to authorities. a lock down at unc's campus was in effect for about 3 hours today. senior national correspondent rich edson has the latest information. good evening, rich. >> good evening, bret. police have just wrapped up a press conference. they have yet to locate the firearm used in the shooting at around 1:00 this afternoon. the unc police department sent out alert warning those on campus to go inside and avoid windows after reports of an armed and dangerous person followed by a mask police response and university students evacuating a portion of the campus. about 90 minutes later the police department sent out this photo calling him a person of interest. one that matches an online profile for a science student. police say they ar

funds to new york and only 24 million to her state and she singled out senate majority leader chuck schumer and hakeem jeffries claiming the reason for the discrepancy is obvious. the announcement about the 104 million came out first in a joint press release from schumer and jeffries, not from the white house or fema. she called the decision deeply wrong. >> she is running for re-election in arizona and trying to appeal to people other than the democrat party that she was once in. the fact is that she voted for everything that these people did including she voted to confirm mayokas. everyone knew it was the plan. biden was pretty clear what his plan was for the border when he ran for office and why you saw a flood of border crossings even before he was inaugurated and people do pay attention to what the border policy of a president is. you saw that during the trump administration and you see it during the biden administration. for her to feign confusion about what is going on financing some of what is happening in new york and not dealing with the border problems in arizona i think is a bit

continuing resolution does nothing more than set the table for an omnibus bill to come over from chuck schumercconnell and that is the definition of business as usual and that's not what people sent me up here to do. maria: and we talked about this when you had the debt ceiling questidebate ongoing a couple ms ago that the moment would come where you were not going to finish your business in time, you were not going to get the appropriations bills done by the deadline, september 30th and chuck schumer was going to come back and extend and do a continuing resolution and put what he wanted in place from the beginning, which is all of that spending. what options you do have? are you willing to take it to the brink and shut this government down? you're not going to finish the 11 bills that are not done yet by september 30th. you've got two weeks. >> okay. two things. number one, this is a failure of leadership, okay, whether it was negligence or mall li -- malice, don't know. all i can tell you is the results are we don't have the appropriation bills yet. i'm willing to spend the time in order to

in a statement, chuck schumer said, quote, d.e.a. now quickly follow through on this important step to greatly reduce the harm caused by draconian marijuana laws. schumer has legislation to completely decriminalize marijuana. bret? >> bret: chad pergram on the hill. that's one to follow. thanks. let's bring in dr. marc siegel. doc, thanks for being here. what did you see with senator mcconnell's freeze again today? >> bret, i saw a freeze. and we in medicine we use the term called the deferential diagnosis. i have to tell you at the top of that list and, again, i haven't examined him and i don't have any background on this except i have talked to people in congress and in the senate, would be parkinson's' disease because that in its later stages can give you a freeze and it can also explain why no one around him in these freezes is panicking and saying this could be a stroke. this could be a seizure. it could be those things, too, by the way. but, again, then you would rush him into a immediate treatment and analysis. you would do mr

until we get chuck schumer out of the picture, we're not going to have the safety levels we really needy is being politicized. mike boyd, you're always terrific. thanks so much. we really loving having you on. i'll have you back on again soon. and please tune in tomorrow night, we're going to have fox news' bill almoster -- hemmer and also a panel of voters ahead of the first gop debate on fox news at 9 p.m. eastern time. they are ready to rumble and so are you. you've got a lot of questions that you need answered and you want them answered. thanks so much for watching "the evening edit." that does it for us. i'm liz macdonald. now it's time for dagen and sean. take it away, you guys. dagen: thank you so much, e-mac. ♪ ♪

we know that congress is wanting to regulate a.i., and the way they've approached this, senator chuck schumer meetings with lawmakers, and now, he's bringing in some of the biggest names in a.i. and tech to capitol hill for a big in-person meeting. this is going to include elon musk, sam altman, mark zuckerberg they're all coming to capitol hill for a forum between everyone on what congress's role needs to be when it comes to a.i. this will be closed to the press, but of course, we will be there, we will be looking for any readout, we'll be talking to folks. just trying to agaget a sense on how to move forward with this. at this point, lawmakers are pretty much in bipartisan agreement that something does need to be done with a.i they have a lot of concerns about the potential threats it could have to national security, to personal privacy. but at this point, there hasn't been a lot of agreement on exactly what legislation should look like or even on how to tackle it. and so, this is going to be chuck schumer's way of trying to build consensus, getting some of these businesses onboard it's a r

they'll join chuck schumer for an a.i. forum.ce next month and the ceos will also speak. that's your "cbs moneywatch" report for this tuesday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> music legend elton john is recovering after taking a fall at his villa in france on sunday. a representative for the 76-year-old singer songwriter said he was taken to the hospital and kept overnight as a precaution. he's now back at home. elton john completed what he says will be his final word tour. >>> coming up, tennis tribute. michelle obama and others honor billie jean king on the first night of the u.s. open. kingg o ninight of thehe u.s. openen. -we'e're done. -what ababout these?e? looks righght. nooo..... nooo..... quick, the ququicker pickcker upper! bounty absbsorbs spspills like e a sponge.. and is 2 2x more absbsorbent so you c can use lesess. bounty,, the e quicker pipicker upper. tytype 2 diabebetes? and is 2 2x more absbsorbent discover t the ozempicic® tri-i-zone. in m my ozempicc® tri-zonon, i lowerered my a1c, , cv ris,

chuck schumer will host the event. the goal is to discuss and learn more about a.i. so congress can set rules and regulations rather than rush legislation. that conversation will take place on september 13th in washington, d.c. >>> the california state university system is under fire once again for failing to return native american artifacts to tribes. administrators were grilled at the capital about the delay. an audit shows that csu has only given up 6%. this morning legislators demanded answers. during a hearing, sacramento state university is believed to have the third-largest collection with 115,000 human remains. as of right now only 5% have been returned. >> this is the beginning of people knowing they will be held accountable for what should have already been done since 1995. >> lawmakers believe that there may be under-reporting. not all campuses have finished reviewing their collections. >>> straight ahead in sports, the words no nfl player wanted to hear today. >>> and the is back now at lucky! come kick off the season with our shop and score game that'll

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new york senator chuck schumer and buffalo bills player dam are hamlin met at bills training camp todayking to get defibrillator in all high schools. you remember hamlin suffered a sudden cardiac arrest during a monday night football game last january. an automated, external defibrillator helped save his life. senator schumer asked hamlin to testify before congress and is confident his testimony will help pass the legislation. >>> meanwhile the 49ers and raiders practiced against each other today as both teams prepare for their preseason opener. how do the niners feel going agains baback in the e day, snsneaker dropops meant gettining online t to waitit in line.. now wiwith xfinityty mobile.. ...we get t the fastesest mobilele service and cacan get the e freshest kicks asasap. i got ththis. get ththe best pririce for 2 s of unlimitited when yoyou switch t to xfinity y mobiler $30 0 a line perer month. nicece job, littttle sis! ththey grow upup so fast.... i'm m a fan. frfrom xfinityty. >>> the 49ers and jimmy g have reunited this time jimmy g wearing silver and black. >> he still looks

particularly chuck schumer and nancy pelosi who played a pivotal role in getting this bill done.ryone was telling us there is no possibility with a divided congress the way it was we would get it done, and we got it done without a single vote from the other team, although that began to change at the end. all of the guests, state and local leaders, business leaders, on the trainers -- business leaders, entrepreneurs, signing the inflation reduction act into law. taking special interest in winning. [applause] delivering on promises that have long been made to the american people. lower costs for families, especially health-care costs. increasing america's energy security. create good paying jobs here in america. and to address the existential threat of climate crisis. it is part of a much broader vision for our country. growing an economy from the middle out and bottom up, not the top down. if you can make a billion dollars, go make it, i'm for that. just pay your taxes. when the middle class does well, everybody does well. everybody. the poor have a ladder up, the middle class hav

. >> chuck schumer already finagledl ane 100 million bucks for new y new york city to deal with biden's border crisisk cit and arizona senator kirsten cinema, whose state is actually a border state that's been getting rocked for three years, is upsets been ryears is when is in other parts of the country oty, oh, it's hard. our shelters are overwhelmed. yeah, come live a daey in the life of yuma, summerton or san luis. what we're experiencing hereriza in arizona is matched only by what folks are experiencing in southeris matchn. nd t arizonexa and texas are on the front lines. but senate on majority leader, sena chuck schumer is sending money to his state and sai majord a se that's only gotten a tiny fraction of migrants compared to the bordeten raction r. this is just an excuse for politicians to steal taxpayerble money and then launder it through blue cities and their supporters working nonprofitsing fo instead of red states who actually need itr ed state. arizona doesn't have hotel room infrastructure like new york. the biden administration is locking illegal immigrants in cages in ar

then you have the senate majority leader chuck schumer, we're expecting a statement from him. this was from senator blumenthal from connecticut. let's bring in senior national correspondent rich edson gathering some reaction. good evening, rich. >> good evening, bret. former president trump, his campaign, and the super pac supporting him have been the first to weigh in on all of this. trump immediately sent out fundraising emails to supporters. a trump campaign spokesperson tells fox, quote: why did they wait two and a half years to bring these fake charges right in the middle of president trump's winning campaign for 2024? the answer is election interference. trump's closest republican challenger florida governor ron desantis says he has only seen the reports concerning the indictment. he tweeted about the ventricle venue.he says washington washin, d.c. is a swamp unfair to stand trial before a judge that is reflective of the swamp mentality. one of the reserves our country is decline is the politic situation of the rule of law. i will end the weaponization of the federal gov

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and before we let you go, i just want to ask you about senate democratic leader chuck schumer�*s commento long, american money has helped fuel the chinese military�*s rise. is this true? and would this executive order help stop that? i think what probably needs to be kept in mind is that access to capital, per se, is not something that is holding back chinese investment. if you look at this eo — this executive order — closely, i think what the concern of the administration is, the types of intangible know—how and sort of skills and connections that these types of venture capital investments, for instance, bring with them when they make those investments. so the less capital that may be coming from the us, i don't think is going to make a difference in terms of access to capital broadly in china for these types of investments, but the concern, really, is the type of know—how that comes along with this capital, and i think that's where the e0 is going to be primarily focused. joshua meltzer, speaking to me a little earlier. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bringing you

and senate majority leader chuck schumer and house democratic leader hakeem jeffries released a joint statement in response to the indictment tonight. they said in part, the fourth indictment of donald trump, just like the three, which came before, it portrays a repeated pattern of criminal activity by the former president. the actions taken by the fulton county district attorney, along with other state and federal prosecutors, reaffirm the shared belief that in america no one, not even the president, is above the law. our coverage of this latest trump indictment continues online. there you can find the latest developments and a copy of the full indictment. tonight, the governor of hawaii is warning that many more people could be found dead following the destructive wildfires on maui. at least 99 people have now been confirmed dead, most of them in the historic town of lahaina. and governor josh green said he fears 10 to 20 more victims might be found each day for the next several days. at least 1300 people are reported missing tonight. the maui police chief says the search and recove

this joint statement from chuck schumer, the democratic leader and thomason jeffries on what they put out saying just like the three that came before, there is a pattern of activity. a month-long plot trying to overturn the will of the people of georgia. the actions taken reaffirm the shared belief that in america, no one is above the law. we urge mr. trump, his supporters without outside interference. the next step in that legal process is answering the indictment. they have given him until friday to answer that indictment. gina is out of minnesota. good morning. caller: thank you for i have a request. we are trying to get both sides of this particular story, actually, all of the stories. event then across articles and fox news where they wrote a book and said he did the same thing. he went down to find votes. i wish get him onto the program because he is a democrat. he does not have any love towards trump. he is a constitutional lawyer and he could do indictment down and get an honest opinion from somebody who sits in the middle on all of these indictments. i am not getting it on tv

we've heard from senate majority leader chuck schumer and democratic leader hakeem jeffries releasing as a stark reminder to generations of americans that no one including a president of the united states is above the law. let's talk again about the former president's charges. to remind viewers hear that charges are conspiracy to defraud the united states, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding obstruction of and attempt to obstruction of and attempt to obstruct an official proceeding, and conspiracy against rights. nomia iqbal, you were talking on some of these reactions that we are seeing on both sides of the aisle in particular this reaction from the former, rather the current florida governor and republican presidential candidate ron desantis will stop interesting that he is well is standing behind the former president and calling this a weaponisation of the department ofjustice. but set in the statement, i have not seen the indictment.- in the statement, i have not seen the indictment. that says a lot. he seen the indictment. that says a lot- he has — seen the indictment.

but their highway leads right over the cliff. >> senate majority leader, chuck schumer., i want to make one point to joe. you look at the baseball standings in the east, and they look upsidedown. baltimore is in first and the yankees are in last, and even your lowly red sox are ahead of us. >> i am telling you, it has been such a bizarre season, and it's upsidedown but don't worry, the yankees come back and break our hearts and you guys will come back and win the world series, and -- >> i don't know. >> probably will get the parade. it's upsidedown and it's crazy. >> all right. thank you, senator. good to see you. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," we will dig dipper into the new effort by donald trump's former chief of staff, mark meadows, to move the georgia case to federal court. you are watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. why didn't we do this last year? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta®? remember the pain? cancelled plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine. but qulipta® reduces attacks, making ze

supports additional funding for ukraine, both republicans and democrats we heard about this from chuck schumer, the leader of the democrats, and we also heard about this from akonol, the leader of the republicans, so in the house of representatives of this one-room house . this is not what it looks like. we remember that there is a group and there remains a group of legislators there who spoke against supporting ukraine and against the continuation of funding for ukraine and we remember that during the previous vote, when it came to the defense budget, several amendments were cheerfully introduced that aimed to limit further support for ukraine, among them was an amendment that demanded the cancellation of any defense support for kyiv, and then she got 70 votes, that's about a little less than a third of all republicans in the house of representatives, it wasn't enough, after all, this amendment didn't pass and couldn't get a majority of votes , but it looks like that part of the republicans did oppose it then and analysts are now suggesting that it is possible that the debate will be fierce,

i have a hold, but they can bring them to the floor, but chuck schumer doesn't want to, wo.n out of session 50s days before this month and now on vacation for a month. they have the floor, they don't want to work with it. they want to push these through and i will not allow that to happen. >> laura: senator, "new york times" is saying it is republican political contenders who are responsible for the public's declining trust in institutions, the fbi or doj or our military pointing to people like you and others taking stands like this. your reaction? >> democrats have been a disaster. i'm not a politician and i've been there 2-1/2 years and it is an embarrassment how we're running this country. 32 trillion in debt. we are sending money to ukraine and overseas and people over here are begging for help issue but we're sending other people money, we could care les about the border, security, there is zero leadership in washington, d.c. and everybody is looking around going, what direction are we going? we are looking for leadership and we don't have any, there is none in washingt

. —— brain shuts moments ago said the democratic senate leader chuck schumer told him he would do alllfunding bill in supplemental funding bill in congress supplementalfunding bill in congress are let's take a look at what else is being done to help the situation in hawaii ——bbrian schatz. —— brian schatz. let's take a look at what else is being done to help the situation in hawaii. the federal emergency management agency administrator deanne criswell will travel to the state to meet with officials. earlier, fema announced that federal disaster assistance has been made available to supplement local recovery efforts. california is sending search and rescue teams to help recovery efforts — that's according to the state's governor, gavin newsom. and california officials do have a lot of experience in dealing with such blazes, including the 2018 camp fire that killed 85 people. and the main airport in maui has turned into an unofficial emergency shelter. an estimated 11,000 people are being flown out to other hawaiian islands or the us mainland. as you can see, that has led to scenes like

chuck schumer says don't bring border protection agents from north canada down to the south and sayingverbiage but then he gives verbiage. the feds are not provided the solution, where's the president? it's not just new york city problem, i agree with curtis, sanctuary city, come on, come all. shelters are completely full. there's nowhere for anybody to go but the streets. then you bring a shower company from laura to give showers to people for 20 million and i'm most worried about diseases. i talked to mark lamb, sheriff on the southern border said we are worried about tuberculosis, measles because there's no way to make sure people get vaccinated against measles. we are worried about polio, influenza, hepatitis and sexual transmitted diseases. it doesn't matter what state you're talking about, it's a public health emergency for the entire country. >> final words. >> i got arrested thursday in civil disobedience, ratcheting up tomorrow occupy staten island. eric adams kicked up senior citizens over long-term senior citizen home care unit to make way for migrants, it's not happening. g

hi everyone, it's senator chuck schumer, and it's my honor to join with speaker pelosi my colleaguesngs of the second world war. crossing the highest mountains and penetrating the densest jungles of burma. the unit was called named galahad. in marched thousands of miles deep into enemy territory. they're often outnumbered and outgunned, but they were not overmatched. all these years later. we remain every bit inspired every bit grateful and forever humbled by the example of these brave americans. they put the good of their country and of their fellow citizens above their own safety. and in doing so helped us free the world from the sting of tyranny. today freedom and democracy are once again in danger around the world and we look to the sacrifices of those who came before us for strength inspiration and wisdom. so finally as we say, thank you grateful nation pledges to never forget what the marauders did for our country and to already we always remember those who never made it back home. i wish we could observe this moment together in person, but wherever you all may be i offer you a

senate leader chuck schumer may not allow that to come to the floor but you have visions not just inrnors and the administration but senate and house members, those numbers are growing. david: makes me wonder if there may be a solution out of this chaos, a major change to move to merit-based immigration where you match the needs of the economy with the skill set of groups of immigrants, they were done in australia and canada, seems to work there. is pollyanna to think it's possible to get a solution like that to the problem. >> that would be the solution creating workspaces so people can work in the agricultural fields, americans don't want to do anymore and then they can go back home. david: like 30 years. that would be the solution. david: still had, as china's economic woes mounts, we will take a closer look at what it could mean for the us and xi jinping's rep on power, michael pillsbury joins us next. uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein max challenge. ♪ ♪ oh, booking.com ♪ somewhe

at the press conference earlier, us senator brian schatz said democratic senate leader chuck schumermised to work to send congressional aid to the state. let's take a look at what else is being done to help the situation in hawaii. the federal emergency management agency administrator deanne criswell will travel to the state to meet with officials. earlier, fema announced that federal disaster assistance has been made available to supplement local recovery efforts. california is sending search and rescue teams to help recovery efforts. that's according to the state's governor, gavin newsom. california officials have a lot of experience in dealing with such blazes, including the 2018 camp fire that killed 85 people. and the main airport in maui has turned into an unofficial emergency shelter. more than 111,000 tourists have already been evacuated. this is all happening as the extent of the devastation becomes clearer, as our north america correspondent nomia iqbal reports. much of the hawaiian island of maui is now scorched earth. a pilot can hardly believe what he's seeing. oh, my go

biden initially said i'm a veto legislation from republicans pulling back the dc crime bill and chuck schumer said close question which way he would fall. when you are beholden to the left and try to embrace common sense, it is a tricky circumstance. >> emily: in portland, oregon, you have a law enforcement family and that represents deterioration of city because of left wing policies. >> kennedy: cops, mayors and prosecutors are at odds with each other and all trying to blame each other. who is caught in the cross fire? lower income neighborhoods, there are not enough cops to respond to the calls and in portland, rate to respond was eight minutes and now it is over 24 minutes and longer in memphis and detroit. it is people in your honor yoo underserved neighborhoods are victims of crime. they are frustrated. you see the woman in oakland and it breaks my heart. they feel they have to give up on the cities they were once great cities, they are the victims of bad policy. i look at liberal mayors and leftist daytime emmys and think you are doing it wrong. keep people safe and keep cities liveabl

the top democrat in the senate, chuck schumer, and the top republican in the house, kevin mccarthy, havey are going to kick the can down the road, and everybody is angry with kevin mccarthy, and he may be speaker of the house, but he has a lot of forces working against him, and by extension working against the future funding of the government. president biden celebrated the one-year inflation reduction act. that allocates billions to reduce medical insurance costs. >> we now have more jobs than we did before the pandemic, and workers are not just finding jobs but better jobs with higher pay. >> the prosecutor in georgia, meantime, the most recent to indictment donald trump says she wants to go to trial by march. many see that as nearly impossible. trump has so many cases against him, just navigating the trials will be tough. trump has a week until friday to turn himself in in atlanta, and then the prosecutor wants him back september 5th for his arraignment. former trump chief of staff, mark meadows, who was charged in that indictment wants the whole case moved from georgia state court to

saying during the debt ceiling negotiations even though it took months to get president biden and chuck schumer table spending is out of control, 11 trillion in two years, a cost-of-living crisis, economy in the tank and fitch says heading for recession, debt trajectory is totally unsustainable and worst case scenario we will undermine the currency and could have a sovereign debt crisis which would undermine not only this economy and national security but leadership in the world and children's future. i think the national debt is the greatest 21st century threat to the united states for all those reasons and i guess fitch doesn't think we are taking it seriously enough. i'm surprised it's taken this long to arrive at this. >> we have a report featuring siegel, a well-known financial analyst and he made important points, nothing changes, nothing is done until the debt crisis actually arrives. rates go straight up and economy goes straight down. i think the man's got some points. >> i think he's got a great point. as an elected reader for our country, i want to stave off the debt problem before i

. >> hi everyone at senator chuck schumer and it's my honor to join with speaker pelosi my colleaguesetrating the densest jungles of burma and marched thousandsan of miles deep into enemy territory. they were often outnumbered and outflanked that they were not overmatched. all these years later they remain every bit inspired in fuevery big grateful by the example these brave americans set. they put the good of their country and their fellow citizens -- and in doing so helped us free the world from tyranny. todayy democracy is in danger around the world and the look to the sacrifices of those who came before us for strength, inspiration and wisdom. as we say thank you to the grateful nation pledges to never forget what the marauders did for our country and will always remember them. i wish we could observe this moment together in person. wherever you all maybe i offer you and all of your families migrate its measure of thanks. >> merrill's marauders stand among the great heroes of our history. nearly 80 years later americans remain in awe of their courage, valor and patriotism willing

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chuck schumer doesn't want to work. we have been out of session 50 days before this month.e on vacation for a month. they don't want to -- they have got the floor. but they don't want to do any work with it. they wanted to just push these through. i'm not going to allow that to happen. >> laura: well, senator, the "new york times" tonight is saying that it's republican political contenders and during a campaign season who are responsible for the public's declining trust in institutions whether it be the fbi or doj or even our military pointing to people like you and others who are taking stands like this. your reaction? >> well, the democrats have been a disaster. i'm not a politician, laura. you know that. i have been up there two and a half years. and it's an embarrassment to how we are running this country. we are 32 trillion in debt. they care about nobody. you know, we are sending all this money to ukraine and overseas and our people over here are begging for help. they are begging for help. but we're sending other people money. we could care less about our borders, ou

the top democrat in the senate, chuck schumer, and the top republican in the house, kevin mccarthy, haveing and they say they can continue on the cr, they will kick the can down the road. the bad news, everybody is angry at mccarthy. the republicans to his right, they say he should not have made a deal with president biden, that's why they are angry, and democrats to the left are angry because mccarthy violated the deal over the funding levels. speaker of the house is a powerful position, but he has a lot of forces working against him and by extension working against the future funding of our government. president biden celebrated the one-year anniversary of the so-called inflation reduction act. the $430 billion package includes record spending on climate and energy policies and allocates billions to reduce medical insurance costs. >> we now have more jobs than we did before the pandemic. and workers are not just finding more jobs, but better jobs, higher pay and higher job satisfaction. unemployment is down and so is inflation. >> the prosecutor in georgia, the most recent to indictmen

if people like chuck schumer cared, why aren't we controlling at the point of purchase.u and your brother jake had a terrific winning weekend. i believe you won your wrestling match at the wwe summer slam and jumped on a flight to see your brother win his boxing match against nate diaz. what's next for you and jake? >> yeah, there's a lot going on. i'm proud of my brother. we had the first multisport dual crossover win in history on the same night, but i have a fight, a boxing fight on october 14th against conner macgregor's personal genital warmer and it'll be the first time i've fought in two years since i fought floyd mayweather and looking to get back in there. stuart: am i right saying you're returning to boxing in october and worried your opponent will pull out but if he does, he owes you $100,000u doesn't he? >> he's notorious for not showing up for fights but claims to be the real fighter and i'm regretting putting guy on and biggest payday of his life and biggest moment and focused on winning and building prime along the way on the card. stuart: how much is at s

hi everyone, it's senator chuck schumer, and it's my honor to join with speaker pelosi my colleagues the densest rumor it was callahan and marge thousands of miles deep into enemy territory they were often outnumbered and outgunned but they were not overmanaged all these years later, forever humbled by the example of these brave americans. they put the good of their country and of their fellow citizens of their own state and in doing soan helped us flee the world from the tyranny. today freedom and democracy are danger around the world and we look to the sacrifices of those who came before us was strength, inspiration and wisdom, finally as we say thank you a grateful nation pledges what the martyrs did for our country and we always remember those back home. i wish we could observe this moment together in person or wherever you maybe i offer you and your families a greatest measure of things. >> a month ago great heroes of her history nearly 80 years later americans remain and all of their courage, valor and patriotism willing to go where no others with their and our nation was attac