cory: tesla sold about 341,000 vehicles.bout 30% of the ev market the first half of the year. 18% of the passenger ev market. tesla has been cutting prices throughout the year. they seem to be pushing forward on making the ev more adaptable for the mass market. the big three have a lot of pressure on the transition to electric vehicles. this has bought time for them to move forward on building up ev manufacturing across the board and getting their charging capabilities up to speed. matt: it seems like they would benefit the most. we are showing the model x. that is expensive but they have a more affordable model three they just refreshed that looks great. what about companies like rivian or lucid? their products are expensive. do they gain ground over, say, a gmc hummer? cory: rivian up to their target to 52,000 for the year. they are in production and will be seen as a company of the future. the longer the strike goes on consumers may see tesla and rivian as moving forward in that ev transition and not stuck in the mud. mat

and those who have not called on him to resigns cory booker, and chuck schumer, and those key figurese not called on him to resign and we will have to see what they do in the coming days. >> back to the first part of our conversation, do you sense -- do you sense that there's any kind of real concern that sunday night may come and go and there won't be any agreement? >> yes, i would say it's likely, actually. i would say it's likely. as i am sitting here today having covered a number of the shut downs over the last couple of years, i would say they will probably shutdown more likely than not. i would say that republicans, a group of republicans, let's call it between 5 and 15 of them have been inching for a shutdown because they believe they will be able to extract some border money out of a shutdown, and i don't think that's the case. i don't think anybody ever gets anything out of a shutdown, as they envisioned. but the odds for a shutdown are pretty good right now. >> jake sherman on capitol hill. thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, who hunter biden is now

let me just read this cory booker statement. he said, quote, senator menendez fiercely asserts his innocence, and it's understandable that he believes stepping down is fair, but i believe this is a mistake. we were talking about how significant this is for his fellow senator. to do this. >> this has come really quick. you saw a handful of senators in vulnerable seats up in 2024 say ing he should step down. in montana, ohio, nevada, wisconsin and pennsylvania, and that matters politically for the party, but for menendez's seat mate and the person who stood by him when he was indicted before to say it's time to go, they can't force him out, but this is about as much political pressure as he's going to face from those people calling for him to step down. >> it gets to the point when sometimes when these things happen when the dominos start to fall very quickly. and you're seeing that this morning. it's happening as we speak. let me just put up on the screen. john fetterman was a couple days ago. now it's jackie rosen, cory booker,

cory: they have no regard for the taxpayers actually want and not responsible of the taxpayer dollarshould not funnel more taxpayer funding into the system that waste the money year after year when he comes to the schools could see the funding to the parents and let them choose a school that works best for the kids in virginia, and big proponent of education and school choice well families and hopefully they can get that all done soon. liz: your terrific and thank you for your expertise and expertise tonight and have a good weekend good to see you and okay, were going to get you updated on the story coming up, with the examiner's eliminate white, we have former speaker pelosi said she's going to run again but on quote san francisco values and we will show you the dozens of retailers fleeing due to crime. we are now counting 40 retailers turning downtown san francisco into a ghost town what is your converse with a ready dagen mcdowell and sean duffy coming up on the the bottom line. >> yes we are going to discuss the g20 and trent six and putin don't show up in his green global disaste

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i am cory wagner, director of the smithsonian cultural rescue initiative. we have so many colleagues and partners to think that you will find things in the acknowledgments on the last page of the program, so we have a read of that but quickly i would like to thank my partner who started this journey with me many years ago, and i want to thank also all of our colleagues who have supported, trained, pushed through orders and getting people quickly into their units. and all during, you know, the whole thing of covid, so thank you. i also want to give special thanks to the smithsonian cultural rescue staff who supported this dream and vision for such a long time, such a long time. and other smithsonian staff who supported the training and all the instructors who supported our training and worked so hard to realize this important program. i want to thank my boss for believing in the need and supporting us 100% all the way. finally, my heartfelt thanks to my husband, retired major paul wagner who supported my dreams for this and continues to support as a voluntee

we mentioned that cory booker had joined, that's pretty significant, a supporter of menendez. mark kelly of arizona said. senator menendez has the same constitutional rights and presumption of innocence as any other american. however, a u.s. senator is position of public trust. these are serious and alarming, a breach of trust and burden i believe will prevent him from fully serving, he should resign. kevin, you were the first one on fox to say he should step down. clearly everybody was listening to you. >> i guess i made it cool -- no -- as we talked about on friday when the indictment came out, just the facts alone laid out in the document was just so overwhelming any ability for senator menendez to serve out his term without this kind of distraction has gone by the wayside. and he should resign and i think if democrats are going to prosecute the case against a return of donald trump facing these 91 indictments, we have to be on the same page when one of our own faces a legal jeopardy. so, it's consistent and important to see the democrats come forward. >> john: the flip sid

last time senator menendez was indicted, a lot of folks had his back including his fellow senator cory booker. is there anything from that we can learn about how they might respond now? what are you hearing? >> yeah, i mean, so far i'm hearing nothing. now, it's only been a few hours since the indictment was announced. that is the key question politically here. cory booker, his fellow senator in new jersey who not only stood behind him at the beginning on the first day of menendez's trial several years ago, booker made a show of going to the courthouse and sitting in the front row right behind menendez to show that level of support. governor phil murphy, nothing from him yet. the state democratic chairman, nothing from him yet. i saw congressman josh gottheimer was on last hour, he said i'll get back to you on that. nothing from him yet. a lot of decisions within the democratic party in new jersey are made by consensus of county political leaders. they could have a hand in deciding menendez's political fate. nothing from them yet. the key question is those stakeholders in new jersey, t

does cory booker say i'm standing with menendez again. very interesting the last time menendez ran, all the major democratic leaders stood behind him. a no name democrat with no money and no name recognition got her name on the primary ballot and she got nearly 40% of the vote against menendez in 2018. it seemed that democratic primary voters then were sending a signal that they wanted to pick somebody besides menendez. 40% for somebody they had never even heard of. he ended up winning but a lot of ambitious democrats may look back at that 2018 primary and say this is now happening again, this is my chance. you think of mikie sherrill, josh godheimer, do they look at this here today and see a potential opportunity and challenge menendez even if he goes forward and runs. >> and it is a big question for cory booker and phil murphy, both of whom have further ambitions as well potentially to stand with him when this indictment on the face of it is much more specific and graphic than the previous case. >> and i think that is the immediate test

and now cory booker is calling for him to leave. >> i think, by our count, 30 democrats in the senate democratic caucus have called for him to leave office, to step down. do you think, at this point -- what is the calculation here, if you are bob menendez? is there anyone who can say anything, at this point, who will convince him? he has been defined in every public statement he has made. he pleaded not guilty to the charges this morning. we were talking about this in the break. he's got to be speaking to democrats, i think, behind closed doors tomorrow. but is your expectation that he hangs in there? indefinitely? >> for the short term, yeah. he's a proud man, is a strong willed man. he is somebody who did what a lot of folks thought was impossible in the first place. he beat a federal corruption charges a few years ago, and got reelected. and so i think he thought, when this broke, when this indictment came down earlier this week, he thought, based on what had happened last time, that his party would give him room to maneuver here because of what he had gotten through and survive th

that's what cory booker said about frank in. and, it's what sherrod brown said about al franken.i agree, time must come from senator franken to step aside. sherrod brown is the only senator who called for franken to resign, who was also calling for senator robert menendez to resign. i'll franken did resign, and he said he did it for the good of the party. he was convinced, by majority that he had to resign with an election looming in alabama, -- in alabama. i could understand why democrats did not want robert menendez to resign from the senate, from the first time he was indicted, because there is a republican governor of new jersey at the time who have andrew romeo appointed a republican to service senator. that is a really change the ethics of the situation, but i can understand the politics of it. but, now there's a democratic governor of new jersey, who can easily appoint a more honorable and honest senator than the twice indicted robert menendez. when the republicans forced the chairman of the finance committee to resign from the senate, they lost that senate seat. republica

first rodeo through this -- cory booker has supported him. he's been quiet so far. if cory booker calls for menendez to step down, it's hard to see how it's tenable. george santos, i think in a similar light, the reality is as long as you're there, being there is part of your political leverage. part of your leverage in a legal sense as well. when you're negotiating potential pleas and things like that with doj. you stay in office because you have that one piece of leverage. >> yeah, chuck. the problem right now is that he has an election. the last time this happened, he was 3 1/2 years before his election. now he has an election in less than a year. a bunch of congressmen in new jersey would love to be senator, bottom line. a lot of folks in the latino community are really sad. they have been with bob menendez, he's been a leader in our community, did amazing things for the community. now folks are lining up, a lot of congress who would love to be senator. >> what do you think? you've been involved in campaign politics for some time. >> it c

theiro democrat, to step down,nd that includes his long time friend and fellow new jersey senator coryr. in a statement booker praised menendez as a person and friend and called h refusal to resign a mistake, writing in part this -- stepping down is not an admission of guilt but an acknowledgement that holding public office often demands tremendous srifices at great personal cost. senator menendez has made these sacrifices in the past to serve, dn this case he must do so again. i believe stepping down is best for those senator menendez has spent his life serving. menendez was forced to step down already as chairman of the foreign relations committee as after the indictment was issued last week, but he has been defiant. he's refusing to give up his senate seat. earlier this week menendez claimed the nearly half million dollars prosecutors say they found stuffed in envelopes and clothes during a search of his house was simply money he'd withdrawn regularly over the decades. yesterday the new jersey lawmaker got into a contentious exchange with nbc news reporter ryan nobles when pressed o

enter cory wegner, a curator at the minneapolis institute of art, a reservist who served in iraq. this is a civil affairs officer and helped save the baghdad and the jewish archives sponsored by the work of the monuments men and women of world war two. she called a meeting in washington. leaders of cultural institutions came and as smithsonian secretary undersecretary at the time i listened to what she had to say. she knew what she was talking about. and a few weeks after meeting, corey, we were in haiti with southern command general ken keane, who was leading some 12,000 u.s. troops, providing humanitarian and civil support in haiti. he encouraged and aided our effort to save its cultural. then in room, we worked and plan with haitian officials, the minister in charge of response and recovery was a guy named patrick tour. he'd been a research fellow here at the smithsonian, a curator for our folklife festival program years. at the time, after that earthquake with his country in ruins, he was reading a book recently published book written by robert edsel called the monuments men t

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cheryl: congressman cory mills, it's always great to see you on the program.l see you in washington next week. >> thank you so much. have a great day. cheryl: you too. we have a lot more coming up this morning. biden's border crisis, a new report accusing homeland security secretary mayorkas of giving up control of the border. but to who? senior national security fellow todd bensman is here with all the details, coming up. ♪ my memory has just been sold. ♪ oh, yeah, angel is the centerfold. ♪ na, na, na, na, na, get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a digital money coach in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside - and the other goals along the way. wealth plan can help get you there. ♪ j.p. morgan wealth management. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪

cory booker.y leader chuck schumer reserve judgment. >> for senators, there is a much, much higher standard, and clearly, when you read the indictment, senator menendez fell way, way below that standard. >> reporter: senator menendez plans to address senate democrats at a lunch tomorrow at the capital. meantime, he cannot speak with congressional staff or political advisors, who had knowledge of the case. his next court hearing is set for monday. norah? >> norah: nikole killion here in new york, thank you. well tonight, army private travis king is back in u.s. custody 71 days after crossing into north korea. pyongyang deported him with help from swedish diplomats, who arranged his safe return via china, where u.s. officials met him before heading to a military base in south korea. cbs's elizabeth palmer has the new details from tokyo. >> reporter: tonight, private king is on his way home, in good spirits, according to one u.s. official, and looking forward to seeing his family. king has already sp

senator cory booker is a democrat of new jersey. and he joins me now. let me just get your reaction. everyone was racing. the people in the world of policy on this were bracing for this number was going to be. and what was your reaction to seeing it? >> not surprised. we do what we have done and we are talking about child poverty today. note that this was the biggest middle class tax cut -- >> yap -- >> -- in our life, time chris. -- families in new jersey, tax breaks, more of their federal tax breaks back. this was an extraordinary program. by the way, it mirrors what our industrial competitors have. they keep their child poverty rates a lot lower, because what they often call a travel allowance is higher. america is the one that chooses to put such a financial strain on families, holding a lot of their tax dollars. this was a great program, because it fully refundable, which basically means, if you didn't earn enough money to pay that level of federal taxes, you still got that anyway. it lifted millions of american children out of poverty and lifted s

>> fellow new jersey senator cory booker says menendez should step down.r testified as a character witness for menendez during his last trial in 2017. that case ended in a mistrial. but, booker says it's a, quote: mistake not to quit. vulnerable democrats facing competitive re-elections next year in swing states now insist menendez resign. that includes pennsylvania's bob casey. wisconsin's tammy baldwin, and gary peters of michigan. he is in charge of the democrat's re-election efforts next year. the top republican on the ethics committee does not buy the senator's excuse that he kept cash at home because he worried the government could seize the assets. >> a member of the united states senate that says they don't trust their own government enough that they would have to be able to maintain that much cash at home that is a challenging issue to explain. >> senator tom cotton disagrees that menendez should quit. he says the senator's fate is up to the jury, not democrats who find menendez, quote: inconvenient. menendez appears in court tomorrow. bret? >> br

the most notable is cory booker. the other democratic senator from new jersey who said the allegations have shaken the faith and trust of the people of new jersey. he says quote, stepping down is not an admission of guilt but an acknowledgment that holding public office often demands tremendous sacrifices at great personal costs. the senator has made these sacrifices to serve in the past. in this case, he must do it again. again, that's cory booker calling on his fellow new jersey senators to resign. among that, we have other democratic senators including those up for re-election in red states calling on menendez to resign. sherrod brown in ohio. jon tester in montana, saying that he does not have the right to continue to be a senator if he is not trusted. you need allies. you need people to co-sponsor your bills. people to vote with you. if democratic senators no longer believe that, it calls into question. one other person calling on me nen menendez to step aside is nancy pelosi. >> right now, sadly, because of the

cory booker has been one of his allies.was a character witness in that 2015 indictment that you have been discussing, that led to the hung jury in 2017. it's unclear if there will be any statements today. we are watching and waiting. today in the courtroom behind me, all parties pleading not guilty. senator menendez and his wife were in one row. others were behind him in another row. there were conditions for release that the judge said. $100,000 bond for senator menendez. he has to surrender his personal passport. he can travel internationally on official business. >> jim messina, adding to what lindsey was telling us, what is the president likely to do, what is chuck schumer likely to do? i was interviewing john kirby. he said we don't discuss anything in the justice department. that's what they have been saying about hunter biden and about donald trump. are they going to break precedent and say something about this out of the white house? >> reporter: you have just two very different reactions from the two major politica

cory brooks from the new beginnings church joins me now. solution for this. >> thanks for having me on. violence in chicago is an ongoing saga and government has proven it is insufficient in solving issues, that's why is important for organizations like ours to change the heart and mentality of people. building a $35 million center on those issues. we realize government is insufficient and as a community we have to take back our community and change the mindset of individuals if we are going to turn the tide on this violence in the state of chicago. stuart: the mayor of chicago says the market crisis will cost the city 1/4 of $1 billion this year alone. do you approve of that, should it be used to bring peace to troubled chicago neighborhoods? >> definitely wish they were being used in a different way, chicago is overwhelmed by migrants. as a result, we are seeing situations where individuals are receiving funds that hopefully would have gone to the things we are doing, it is important that people know about the city of chicago. there are s

including the governor of new jersey but the senior senator from new jersey cory booker has been silentn this so far. and democratic leaders have been grappling with this as well. you heard senators, like dick durbin, the number two democrat, aligned himself with where chuck schumer was stopping short on calling him to resign. >> terms of resignation, that's a decision to be made by senator menendez and the people of new jersey. >> i think senator menendez has to think long and hard about the cloud that's going to hang over his service in the united states senate. >> i do believe it's in his best interest for senator menendez to resign. there are absolutely ways in which there's systemic bias, but i think what is here in this indictment is quite clear. >> and that last point was in reference to menendez's paper statement from over the weekend, where he said that he's being targeted here because he's a latino. >> yeah. i agrewi elliott, i think it's interesting he thinks he can talk his way through. we saw him appealing to his constituents. speaking in spanish at the news conference. but

and the letter found in cory's cell.st look, i'm matt gutman, abc news, san francisco. tonight on an all new 2020. >> it's the chilling kidnaping case of 12 year old polly klaas. she was taken from her home in petaluma in 1993 during a sleepover with her friends. if you didn't know, that's an fbi agent. >> that's a homicide detective. and that's the offender. they were like three friends sitting around the table discussing this case. >> the special shines a light on the local police investigate nation. how the family has been managing since. and the lasting impact polly's case has had on the nation. you can watch the all new 2020 tonight at nine right here on abc seven. and then don't miss abc seven news at 11 right after if you're looking for something lighter for tomorrow night, you can get in the halloween spirit with on the red carpet there's a new goosebumps series, new scary movies and all your classic favorites. >> october is going to have you streaming and apparently screaming. i don't want to be screaming, but a

the one that probably does sting a lot is cory booker.y booker stood by menendez in the last trial proceedings, testified, was a character witness for menendez and i know they have a strong bond. i don't think bob menendez sees resigning -- i'm known him for 30 years. he's tough. he hails from one of the toughest districts in new jersey hudson county, new jersey. these people eat nails for breakfast. i don't think resigning is anything but giving up an admission of guilt. it would tie his hands and sorely limit his ability to raise funds. remember, being in the senate allows him to continue fundraising and having a legal defense fund. that becomes much more difficult if you resign. >> ana, there was something he said yesterday that i think hit close to home for both of us. i want to play it now for our viewers. >> for 30 years, i have withdrawn thousands of dollars in cash from my personal savings account. which i have kept for emergencies and because of the history of my family facing confiscation in cuba. now, this may seem old-fashione

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but for ask on traders braves to work on cory doors. that is no choice combating the impossible to sell that goods in isolated areas. we found out that during journeys as they overcome the extremes, risk afghanistan challenges around the, the, the weather brought to you by visit cutoff, a low they would stop by looking at the satellite image of north america. and you can see we've got a stormy situation affecting much of the west and the us, particularly the desert, the south west. we are expecting some heavy rain over the next few days that could cause some flooding. and the rain stops to push its way further. north sunday into monday it will be affecting northern parts of the plains. lots of heat. however, continuing to build across eastern areas, still some showers and the likelihood of some storms effecting the deep south. but it really is a story of sheet not just across the midwest and the great lakes, but also into eastern parts of canada. toronto is expecting to see the temperature of push up well above the average. by the time

thank you so much to cory from the housing action committee. it is a village. we won't stop, we can't stop now. first step in the right direction. and before we sign this legislation, i would like to introduce supervisor president of the board of supervisors aaron peskin. [ applause ] >>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you, mayor breed. the mayor got it just right. this is government working at its best, collaboratively based on actual data and i have to say, the meetings that we've had over the period of months were actually very pleasant, they were not contentious, they were informed by experts. all of them i was going to thank, but the mayor has thanked each and every one of them. i will say that the office of economic and workforce development were splendid. i think we named him excel spreadsheet conrad. 22 years ago, san francisco was at the leading edge of creating affordable housing in new market rate development. that legislation was carried by my then colleague supervisor mark, who worked very closely with erickson and we created one of the first on-site

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the pressure onmen is ramping up as his friend, cory booker, called on menendez to step down writing in part "senator menendez fiercely asserts his innocence and therefore understandable that he believes stepping down is unfair. but i believe this is a mistake. i believe stepping down is best for those senator menendez has spent his life serving." senator booker testified as a character witness for senator menendez in his 2017 corruption trial that ended in a mistrial. booker and republican senator lindsey graham told the court menendez was trustworthy, which he then appreciated. >> when your colleagues come to testify for you says a lot. says a lot for senator graham and senator booker. >> this time there's pictures of alleged bribery payments, gold bars and mercedes benz and cash found in his home. menendez says it's found stashed away because of his cuban heritage. >> for 30 years, i have withdrawn thousands in cash from my personal savings account. which i have kept for emergencies and because of the history of my family facing confiscation in cuba. >> senator menendez will be ar

among the most notable his longtime friend and fellow new jersey senator cory booker and the investigationeems to be growing. today an egyptian national was arrested, one of his alleged co-conspiracier taken into custody at jfk airport. he is facing shocking bribery and corruption charges. 13 gold bars and a mercedes-benz among the items he received. >> remember, prosecutors get it wrong sometimes. >> reporter: despite the federal indictment accusing him of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes, among other allegations, despite more calls to resign today from senators from his own party, democratic massachusetts senator ed markey tweeting tuesday, the public's trust has been broken. fellow new jersey senator cory booker saying in a statement he has stated he will not resign but i believe this is a mistake. despite all the calls to go, senator bob menendez has said, he's not going anywhere. >> to those who have rushed to judgment, you have done so based on a limited set of facts. >> reporter: perhaps given the political climate few should be surprised by menendez's defiance.

durbin said new jersey's leaders and cory booker's decision swayed him in this decision. all eyes are on senate majority leader chuck schumer. he will have his weekly press conference today and hasn't yet called on the senator to resign. by the way, senate democrats are having a closed-door lunch for the first time meeting since menendez was indicted. >> harris: perhaps they will be snacking on what they'll do with him. good to see you, bryan. thank you, matt whitaker, former acting attorney general under president trump. i want to start and touch on the case going on with bob menendez. he faced charges before, a hung jury and all of that. what really stands out as something that they could get him on this time if he is guilty? >> well, it's good to be with you, harris. the most important piece of this case is obviously you need both the quid and the kuo in a quid pro quo. they have to demonstrate not only did he receive the gold bars and cash with this egyptian national's fingerprint's on it but prove that he actually did something to advance that relationship. that will

everybody was waiting to see what cory booker would do. today, he said menendez should resign. booker went to bat for him during the last indictment. we're still waiting on what chuck schumer might say. what's going to happen next? >> well, schumer's going to the floor about now. i don't know that he's going to say anything on this. here's the signals that i'm seeing now. number one, senate democratic leadership clearly isn't doing anything to try to tamp down the resignation or the calls for resignation. that's a telling sign. number two, it's not in menendez's incentive right now to resign. true on capitol hill is that the best time, the worst time to resign is when you've been indicted, you have your seen, it's typically a bargaining chip. that's the maximum that most people follow in the situation that he's in. i've got no signals that he's imminently stepping down at any point anytime soon. >> and what happens if he does? does the governor of new jersey appoint somebody? >> yes. his wife has indicated she might be interested in running. so you could have someone close to h

it's why i thought that this was the date that cory booker was almost certainly going to have to sayng. he was going to be followed in the halls by reporters. look, i am heartened by the fact that a number of democrats have come out today and set, this is too much. cash in jackets, and automobile in a garage, gold bars, how about googling are much a cold bar is worth? there comes a point which democrats and republicans have to call the stuff out for what it is, not based on the party, and we have seen this in texas, the texas house and senate tried to beat the attorney general. from the moment it got to the senate, everybody knew that would not happen, because of tribalism, right? republicans are going to protect republicans, mostly because they were scared of other republicans. i would say, good for democrats to have come out today and said enough is enough, this is too much to break the public trust. quite frankly, regardless of guilt or innocence, it's time for bob menendez to go. >> it's predominantly only democrats who are saying enough is enough. reed, what do you make of the f

and then cory lynn from facebook saying, support, no one is above the law. caller: kevin mccarthy is a joke. this guy, so far appears there's no evidenc that biden has done anything wrong to be impeached. if he has, then he should be impeached. but so far, as far as i can see they haven't found anything. but mccarthy, those people like that, marjorie taylor greene and that other one there, i can't remember his name from yesterday that dressed him down. they've got him right by the throat and he conceded so much of his powers away just to get that position. he wanted that position so bad. it took 15 votes for him to get in there. he's powerless and they know it and have him right where he wants it. he knows it and running scared and doesn't dare to do anything what they tell him or else they're going to can him and think it's a total joke. host: duke from maine. also on our opposed line from philadelphia we'll hear from horace, go ahead. horace in philadelphia, good morning. one more time for horace. and then we'll go to sheila, cherylton georgia on our oppos

missouri democratic congressmember cori bush said, "maga math is cutting food assistance for millionsildren and families while simultaneously increasing tax cuts for billionaires. once again, republicans' greed is taking the food out of hungry children's mouths. shameful." house speaker mccarthy had previously agreed to current spending levels as part of the debt-ceiling deal. meanwhile, government workers are bracing to again lose their paychecks. this is everett kelley, head of the union representing federal workers. >> it is a detriment to our economy, detriment to our communities, and to the workforce. we need to be stable. we need to know that we have a job and that we can provide for our famili. amy: the government will shut at midnight on saturday if no deal is reached. far right republican marjorie taylor greene passed an amendment to the defense bill to produce u.s. secretary lloyd austin's salary to one dollar. the president of the self-declared nagorno-karabakh republic says the government of the contested region will dissolve itself by jan. 1st. the announcement comes just

i want to take a moment to say it is hard for a cory booker to stand up and say what he did today.t everyone listening to understand that, you know, you're tied at the hip with your colleagues. there's only two senators from each state, and you're very close, so what he did was the right thing to do, a hard thing to do. the governor, hard for him to do it. and i'm proud of them, and i want to see this distinction. the democratic party, the party of democracy, the parry of the rule of law, we're not going to stand and hide when it's one of our own. >> charlie, senator gary peters of michigan has just added his name to the list. that's 19 democratic senators. but he's the head of the democratic senate campaign committee and hence it's not the same as sort of the top leaders in the senate, but now this is moving into the ranks of republican -- democratic decisionmaking in the senate. at some point, what's the tipping point for menendez? as you said, the calculus in new jersey is clear. his fellow junior senator and his governor have called on him to resign, so a lot of other people in

and we've reached out to senator cory booker for his thoughts his office have been silent on the case and senator menendez expected to appear in federal court on wednesday ish aishah. >> thank you so much. openly calling for new jersey ?artd menendez resignation the white house is distancing itself from the controversy. mark meredith is live at the white house with the latest. hello, mark. reporter: good afternoon to you so far white house not giving much comment that alex was talking about indictment of new jersey senator menendez while democrats are urging senators to step down far white house stopping short of that. >> we're going to be very, very clear about this. we're not going to get involved. it is a ongoing matter so we're going leave it to -- to the prosecutors. to move forward with, however, they see fit but neer not going to comment. >> the president is talking about ongoing autoworker strike in the med west next week he's going to be heading to michigan to meet with ford workers and demanding a higher wage and better benefits and he posted last night, quote, it is time fo

congressman cory mills, thank you. >> thank you. >> we do have breaking news tonight. special counsel jack smith is now asking a judge in donald trump's election interference case to impose a limited gag order on the form err why president. the prosecutors are citing a truth social post by trump that publicly attacked milley, who is a witness in the case. and tonight on camera trump did the same thing. >> what he did is really treasonous. if you look at what he said to china, he's either stupid or it's treason. but what he said to china should never be allowed. that can never be allowed in our country -- >> did you suggest -- >> general milley, who i know, is a lazy guy. billions and billions of dollars' worth of equipment to the taliban. general milley's a lazy guy who's not very smart. >> let's discuss this with lawyer mark childress. he serves as investigative counsel for the january 6th committee. marcus, you're seeing here the special counsel moving very quickly to take some of this stuff and use it as evidence to push the judge for a limited gag order. how succes

senator cory booker of new jersey calling on senator bob menendez to resign.a statement today, senator booker writing -- he joins a dozen other colleagues, 13 in all now, calling for menendez to step aside. senator menendez is vowing he will not leave office. he is defiant. last night, nancy pelosi spoke to jen psaki about whether menendez should step down. >> in we're going to say if you are indicted, you should resign, we have a situation in the house, as you know, from the state of new york, that that would hold, too. right now, sadly, because of the challenges that we face, because the skepticism that exists in our country about governance, about this republican party that doesn't believe in governance, doesn't believe in science, wants to take down everything to give tax breaks to the wealthiest, we have to stay focused on that. for that reason, it would be a good idea if he did resign. >> joining me now is former congressman tom malinowski. do you think this is the time for him to step down? >> i do. the democratic party in new jersey has come out and as