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cory: that's exactly right, from 12:00 o'clock until 4:00 o'clock patient on the entire area than he had a 30-mile radius tfr for the moved around following him so if you had an emergency metadata, you would then try to call to try to get certain approvals but i will just tell you our team is looking up to be moved out to oak river area just outside and continue to do operations and setting up the starling system to different areas doubly 20 starlike systems in getting more accessibility conductivity to people so they can reach of the families bring a missing persons over them is estimated right now and confirm 1000 — 1200 missing i can take that her death toll is well over 200 out will continue to climb we doing search and rescue missions dropping up teams which were showing video right now on and the recovering's of the landslides limited covering bodies but they also listen the fire department and they saw 64 inches of water their bait within 30 minutes, that's how fast the storm and these rivers rise naturally at four physical fatalities recently into it which question the river

i think it is very important also we're here for a reason and as to when and honor cory but cory wantsth a little bit like jd great student, great talented student feras nick the military and then went out to be a tremendous success one of the most successful people in wall street actually. and he's tough and he's smart and he's going make sure you always have fracking in pennsylvania and he's going to make sure you have many other things other than fracking you have a senator that does nothing he does nothing. and he's -- he doesn't fight for you. he votes with biden if you can believe it. like 100% -- >> okay. >> we're lucky he does it. j welcome to the big weekend show it is kennedy

cory -- cory. >> it is 6:11, 12 weeks to themen that the shooting began. like to ask everyone to join me in a moment of silence. bank[bell ringing] ♪ ♪ >> land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ >> elon musk. he saved free speech. >> the true test of someone's scark how they behave under fire. president trump must win to preserve the constitution. he must win to preserve democracy and america. fight, fight, fight, volt, -- vote, vote, vote. >> what a night and i'm so glad you're here i'm brian kilmeade less than two hours ago former president trump took to stage over in butler, pennsylvania. you seeing over my shoulder same farm grounds where the republican presidential candidate took a bullet for democracy and kept fighting on and happened during a summer rally trump and his team returned to the keystone state. the same place for a very special reason. one of them top of the mind to honor the victims of the july shooting. there was a moment of silence, and a heart wrenching performance to commemorate former fire chief cory and it cost him his life

way cory slept through econ 101. >> cory did not. you guys at linkedin not only see a number of people looking for jobs but how long it's taking them to get interviews, to get hired, things like that do you have any kind of a forecast of where it is going, particularly in the office side? not leisure, not hospitality, not manufacturing, but office jobs, you know, 35 to 55-year-olds >> i will say first i did not sleep through econ 101 because i was teaching econ 101. >> there you go. you have to learn it before you teach it. >> wasn't able to sleep through that one at times, you know, it can be a challenging course so when we're thinking about where folks are struggling to find jobs, we can actually look on linkedin and see how much are they applying. right. applying is a very sharp signal about how desperate you are and how hard you're having to work to find a job. when we look at the amount of applies per applicant there are industries that stand out that's going to be tech, information and media. we all know about the tech session.

i think it is very important also we're here for a reason and as to when and honor cory but cory wants us to win too, and there's a man in the audience that's been very much a career path a little bit like jd great student, great talented student feras nick the military and then went out to be a tremendous success one of the most successful people in wall street actually. and he's tough and he's smart and he's going make sure you always have fracking in pennsylvania and he's going to make sure you have many other things other than fracking you have a senator that does nothing he does nothing. and he's -- he doesn't fight for you. he votes with biden if you can believe it. like 100% -- >> okay. >> we're lucky he does it. j welcome to the big weekend show it is kennedy here with you whroong my friends president trump making remarks at his momentous butler, pennsylvania return. let's keep listening in. >> he's doing very well this the polls it is hard to beat somebody that's been there a long time but he's been there a long time and he did nothing. he did nothing and his name is david mcc

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he ran over -- national guard he ran over and grabbed cory and cory was still living and he was doing mouth-to-mouth resuscitation on a man who was in bad shape like never before seen and his family appreciates it and do too so thank you ricco very much. amazing. amazing the people that we have. and you learn about them urkd times like this. that's when you really learn so we're going to be seeing ricco again and ed shear fantastic job thank you ed we appreciate it. thank you, ed. thank you. thank you very much, ed. great job. and in addition this evening we have to send our prayers and support to all of the families affected by hurricane helene. this has been worst hurricane response by a president and vice president since katrina and this is -- simply not acceptable. those people i was there yesterday with north carolina and georgia and i'll tell you by the way the governor of georgia is doing an excellent job. excellent job. but we have other people that aren't doing a good job and we have to -- question of to have them do a good job. but the federal government is doing a very bad

congressman cory mills is here to take that on, but first this. we've got breaking news about hurricane mi almostton closing in on florida and now is intensifying to a category 5 that's over 155 miles per hour. it is an atmospheric monster. it's unfortunately exploding in speed and it has doubled in size since yesterday. tampa faces the worst storm in a century. fox weather robert ray standing by live with the latest on braid en ton beach on the gulf coast of florida. it's in the bullseye. robert, thanks again so much for joining us. what do we know now? >> yeah, liz, category 5 just restrengthened 165-mile an hour winds churning out in the gulf of mexico. that counter twist as you see the gulf of mexico behind me very very still and all this debris field, asphalt, ripped up like pieces of paper, well this is from hurricane helene just two weeks ago that brought in five feet of storm surge, liz, pushing sand from the beaches across the roads, light rain that just fell in here and you see the piles of sand that are pushed in and businesses that are

our beautiful cory. cory is not with us tonight, and he should be.h us is his beautiful wife, daughter, and relatives, sister. [cheers and applause] please, where are you. where are they sitting? there they are. a lot of people. not easy to find people in this audience. those back further than you can see. thank you very much. thank you very much. great family, great incredible family. he love you a lot. the public, a lot of people, all of us have been very generous, and she said, i would rather have my husband. that's a good thing to say. that's a good thing to say. rather have my husband. corey comperatore was an incredible husband and father, devout christian, veteran, and proud former fire chief, very respected within the town. few men volunteered to run into fires, but corey was one who did. i spoke to people who said this got would do anything. he was brave. brave people like you, and he was also a protector who put his life on the line for others, and he loved doing it. when the sound of gunshots pierced the air on that july evening, he leapt

the mood was somber, though, as trump remembered cory a firefighter, dad, husband, who was shot used shield his wife and daughter from the gunfire. >> would like to ask everyone to join me in a moment of silence -- although it was somber former president did hold a defiant tone saying he's not going anywhere and much more work that needs to be done here in the battleground state of pennsylvania criss-crossing as we get closer to the election but all across the country. also it is important to point out everyone i talked to in the crowd said no matter what side of the aisle a democrat or republican you have to give the former president lots of credit for getting back up on that stage at the exact same time 12 weeks later after nearly kill as we know that wasn't only possible assassination attempt that's under investigation. so a lot more that's happening and hey we're only 29 days out from the presidential elections who knows what's going to happen next. rachel: all right thank you alexis. just remember when john fetterman said bonsd donald trump has with his supporters is real. i fee

the attack. >> cory leapt into the fire one more time in his last seconds on this earth he threw himself on the top of his wife and daughters. he didn't want them hurt. >> reporter: security is extra tight after july's shooting and another apparent attempt on trump's life at his west palm beach golf club only weeks ago. snipers and u.s. secret service agents were stationed inside and outside the secure perimeter of the butler farm show fairgrounds on saturday, including the roof of the warehouse the gunman used to fire . >> i think that these moments of crisis bring out some of the best of who we are. >> reporter: helene, the deadliest u.s. storm since hurricane katrina in 2005, has claimed at least 225 lives in several southern states. >>> and still ahead here at 5:00, big swim for a big cause. the fundraiser making waves in san francisco. that's coming up. >>> and how san mat joe police are spreading breast cancer awareness for the month of october. >>> coming up in sports, it's going to be hot at levi stadium tomorrow, but the 49ers are more concerned about the health than heat ahead

>> i'll ask, senator cory booker and trump's debt is growing by the day. a new report on who he owes, and just how much class president with the slogan wow, working on campaign posters have yet vote for madison because she's so cool and has the best snacks that are alice. so my experience is political reporter the best campaign slogans are short and memorable like this well, that's definitely memorable night? >> read one was abducted we're going. to help us find him. santa claus has been kidnapped you can't trust this guy. he's on the list, so naughty lister. naughty lister law. let's go god snow rated pg 31 years, november 15th sinister efforts, employees are still managing their own hr and payroll. >> why would you think near humans deserve to do their own payroll? because their livelihoods depend on it, because they have bills to bay here may now return the world of hr and payroll to its rightful place of chaos well face as tsunami of unnecessary, likes of which you have never seen used car shopping two rows, two dogs i'm oh wow, let's are the facts car

we had 107,000 people show up for cory, the firefighter.wore it, he spends all his time in length and stuff. he said of never seen anything like this, he had the black hat on. i saw 10,000 of those hats, i didn't even know we had black hats. there was a run on dark maga. byron liked it too, didn't you, he looked beautiful in it. he looks good in anything. [cheering and applause] that was something. that was an incredible salute to somebody who deserved it, a big trumpet fan, and we raised the family a lot of money. we have a man tonight, i will introduce him fast, a friend of mine, very successful guy, a member of a place called mar-a-lago. he said sir, do you mind if i give some money to the widow of cory, the firefighter, i sent absolutely you should. the money doesn't exactly flow in. [cheering and applause] he hands me a check and i put it in my pocket and i looked at it and it was $1 million. stand up. [cheering and applause] there we raised another four or $5 million for the family and the two gentlemen that took heart hits. the docto

will: congressman cory mills was at the rally yesterday and on the ground this week distributing needednd he joins us now. congressman, thanks for being with us. >> thanks, will. will: your work in north carolina has been well documented if you are on social media. those who watch fox have also seen you've literally been in the middle of it this week. so tell me only of what you've seen -- some of what you've seen in north carolina. >> well, will, as you can see, i mean, north carolina was absolutely devastated by this storm. it wasn't just the increase in the rising water, but the mudslides as well in some of the upper mountain areas. our team had traveled everywhere from asheville as the main veterans' charity-driven distribution center out to broad river, out to pensacola that, north carolina, which has got about a 5220 elevation. we've been in cello, elk, across the western north carolina area delivering over 22,000 pounds with two helicopters and a hoist operation into these more hard-hit areas, remote and isolated areas. and again, will, this isn't just food. water and nonperishab

let's welcome to the show from house arm services florida congressman cory mills. congressman what was your reaction when you heard that? we should point out, trump campaign national press secretary karoline leavitt said in a statement, that they are the real threat to democracy. that joe biden just admitted the truth. that's been the plan to persecute trump. what do you think? >> well, i think that the american people, liz, have always known the department of justice has been continuing to could lewd alongside the executive branch and the biden-harris administration to jail their political opponent. not to mention that we just recently found out nathan wade from the georgia prosecution was actually coordinating and had multiple calls with the white house and so we seen where fani willis' case has been colluded as well so look, they keep talking about a threat to democracy and yet harris is the only one who received zero elections as their presidential nominee, denying the american people their selection which was president joe biden, so the real threat to democrac

i want to bring in democratic senator cory booker of new jersey, senator. thanks for joining us.ala harris is, you know, is planning to target trump in her remarks that are coming up soon. many of these comments we've heard from her before isn't the right? move you think for her to spend these final days talking about trump rather than what she will do as president well, first of all, i'm excited that she's going to be able to put forward. >> i've had a preview of the speech, really what her vision is and talk to voters directly about how she is going to do what i think is exciting to me as a senator, bring forth in abundance economy. that's going to help families thrive and help american prosperity. but you can't help, but making a contrast with your opponent she's going to do it at the ellipsis, which is the site from which donald trump incited rioters to storm the capitol through that attack as a result of it, five police officers died multiple senators on both sides of the aisle. we had a bipartisan vote to convict him from his impeachment. this is a reminder of voters of wha

will: mercury one, which you're wearing on your chest, i can speak personally, cory mills and you'reng incredible work and know about that personally and reporter: we're back in library and the line goes and goes and goes and the cars are coming and there's a big old flag right there and there's a lot of love here in butler, pennsylvania, this morning. as donald trump returns we're going to talk to the folks and share the rally on "fox & friends" all morning long. before taking breztri for my copd, i had bad days. days ruined by flare-ups (cough) that could permanently damage my lungs. then i talked to my doctor about breztri, and i noticed things changed. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, my lung function improved. breztri also helped improve my symptoms and was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. now i worry less about bad days and enjoy more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pre

all right, i want to talk to rama cory. he's in new york, a rami, what is your make all of the reports that say that i shouldn't associate dean, potentially next. in come on. he was targeted. why would this be an important top good for israel in very root, in terms of his leadership as if he was the target, it would the firm that as well as the test really it was during after any leader of any movement that challenges israel's actions anywhere in the middle east now, the fact that they think they know that he's the leader and they think they know where he is. and they use massive bombing to destroy entire neighborhoods to try to kill him. is typical of a. it's really a giant or strategy over the last, really what was the last century? this is nothing new, but the scale of this is new with the degree that longer to with the bread stuff at the new it to you over a year cooling guys, a has which is what you know. so they want to try to send the message that nobody anywhere in the region or in the west should raise their voices

we had 107,000 people show up for cory, the firefighter. and applause] and elon wore it, he spends all his time in length and stuff. he said of never seen anything like this, he had the black hat on. i saw 10,000 of those hats, i didn't even know we had black hats. there was a run on dark maga. byron liked it too, didn't you, he looked beautiful in it. he looks good in anything. [cheering and applause] that was something. that was an incredible salute to somebody who deserved it, a big trumpet fan, and we raised the family a lot of money. we have a man tonight, i will introduce him fast, a friend of mine, very successful guy, a member of a place called mar-a-lago. he said sir, do you mind if i give some money to the widow of cory, the firefighter, i sent absolutely you should. the money doesn't exactly flow in. [cheering and applause] he hands me a check and i put it in my pocket and i looked at it and it was $1 million. stand up. [cheering and applause] there we raised another four or $5 million for the family and the two gentlemen that to

the inquiry, it was july 14th, the french national holiday pop and next the so called drama and dine cory, with strange and anything, conrad imagine, the median having the i mean, yeah. the to many of whom do any of the i've been the yeah. yeah, yeah. i'm the one then she wants to go. so i'm going to get a uh well not, not. and then yeah. what chicago late design is on punch. it wasn't under some of late uh once. it got entitled the because of the club and do like came face to face just outside the village. it was 7 30 am on by steel de diagram strong by eye. witnesses detailed, the 2 men's positions, the gods, the wastes of his weary brain shudder. we demetrius now. images of wilson fame party. so i tell you, it had gone mad. the active listening. the jo 60 meters separated depot from the madison to stop 60 meters between life and the as i am peeped over the edge myself, i understand better the meaning of his that could not see the flame of the candle. but it was wide enough to embrace the whole universe piercing enough to penetrate old haunts. that beach. in the darkness he had summed u

but cory didn't make it and i felt we had an obligation to corey to come back and help him out.f money for the family and they deserve it for what they've gone through. they really had a great father and a great husband. >> laura: when you sell them for the first time again since that horrific day, what was that like? >> former president trump: it was amazing. . the daughter, two young beautiful daughters and a beautiful mother and they are at the bottom of the plane and i get up there until they are the first people i greeted and that. i needs mp4 from the tragic event, but they are having a hard time actually. they are having a hard time. the whole thing is a crazy time and we sort of had to come back and complete the circle. that is what we did even though i started by saying, "here we are, let's go. >> laura: what is the first thing milani has said! >> former president trump: i think she paused it for a couple of minutes and she ran to the television. she is good. look, she had a bigger problem with barron who was playing tennis with his friends and somebody walked over her

>> first of all it's like to honor corey cory as well. cory is a hero he put his own life on the line to protect his family and i have a great amount of respect for him and god bless him and and his family. and thank you to president trump. one thing about president trump he honors the fallen whether it's a law enforcement officer a servicemember from afghanistan and he takes timeout of his busy schedule to and i can tell you how important it is for our country. we must stand up to evil and do its right. we cannot live in fear. as far as a law enforcement perspective what i hope to in what we are seeing is extremely different. every row will be covered. there it counter sniper teams of u.s. secret service giving every possible resource but i believe it will be one command post for the secret service and secret service and there'll be radios so all enforcement agencies will have access to with one command post clear instructions to locals and that was lacking in the first to rally. very clear instructions to local law enforcement this is w

mills, represented of cory mills, who are paying out-of-pocket moving helicopters, moving supplies, meanwhile, you have a huge base at fort bragg, now for liberty, with dozens of helicopters and i'm talking to them, they haven't been authorized by biden, harris, or secretary of defense austin. he just did today a week into this. people are running out of oxygen, medicine, the supplies that they needs. water. this is very serious come up in these mountains and the only way you can get to them is by helicopter, and you've got a whole base for right down the street. why haven't they gotten the go-ahead from the pentagon to get up there? these are active-duty helicopters that could be up there right now saving lives, and we are a week into this and we have just now are getting a thousand soldiers out of this white house. >> john: that's a very good question, congressman, and one we will put to this administration to find out why they are not utilizing a readily available assets. commerce and michael waltz from the great state of florida, former green beret, thank you for joining us, rea

time i had to shield them from gunfire using his own body former president trump that he will honor coryo other men shot and injured at the rally. some people traveled across the country just for this coxswain thanks winds and stage today? >> and expect to be emotional for him with this many people and everyone that's here to support. i'm looking for him to do exactly what he is going to do. which is too great for our country. honest to god, i cannot wait to hear the first words come out of his mouth. and i know they're going to be overwhelming with everyone cheering and him coming back to butler's just amazing. >> the former president said he fell a kid on finish business he is excited to back up on that stage. especially the battleground state of pennsylvania where he has been nearly a dozen times and just since what happened 12 weeks ago we'll see what unfolds in it but who else is going to be her? elana musk and jd vance will be up on that stage. >> a special moment certainly for corey comperatore being honored. here the star-spangled banner and now something more upbeat thank you. w

. >> reporter: the former president paid tribute to cory, killed trying to protect his family during the attack. >> cory leapt into the fire one more time in his last seconds on this earth he threw himself on top of his wife and daughters. he didn't want them hurt. >> reporter: security is tight after july's shooting and another apparent attempt on trump's life at his west palm beach golf club only weeks ago. snipers and u.s. secret service agents were stationed inside and outside of the butler farm show fairgrounds on saturday, including the roof of a warehouse the gunman used to fire multiple rounds. meanwhile, in north carolina saturday vice president kamala harris surveyed devastation from hurricane helene. >> i think that these moments of crisis bring out some of the best of who we can be and who we are. >> reporter: helene, the deadliest u.s. storm since hurricane katrina in 2005 has claimed 225 lives in several southern states. >>> in alameda county the ballots have been sent out and mail-in voting begins on monday. no race has gotten as much attention as the move to recall di

take a look, cory mills with a rescue mission in north carolina and joins me now.me what you are doing. >> thanks so much, harris, i appreciate it and so far it five-day period utilizing 76 helicopters and 23,000 pounds worth of supplies. everything from water to food to diapers to nonperishable's but also key medicines like insulin and oxygen bottles to areas harder hit. we had 67 generators that we have put in many of them polaris 5500 what generators we hook into and about three dozens starlink systems and why that is important is getting those starlink systems out into the areas and we talk from pensacola north carolina to burnsville, out to elk river, penner elks and jimmy rock black mountain asheville, we have gone across south carolina because that gives them it gets the number of missing persons down. 1,501 suite have connectivity it came down to 600-700 but i will think the numbers reporting on fatalities are low and i don't think they are accurate. from my discussions with many people at the hospitals, i have heard numbers as high as 405 fatalities. >> ha

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in "focus" now republican congressman cory mills from florida, member of the house armed services andrs committees and u.s. army combat veteran. great to have you. where do you think we're going next? you heard from matt finn, hamas is saying it doesn't change the game for them. you took out the head guy. they won't dismantle. >> we've seen before, harris, where taking out a lot of leaders have caused fractures within the terrorist organizations. there is no truer example of this than president trump's elimination of soleimani, the commander from iran that eliminated also the head of the shia militias of iraq. we saw an immediate stoppage of attacks on bases in the area after the elimination. we have to continue the path. that's what president trump was doing. he had listed the houthi rebels who are a terrorist organization as a designated terrorist. eliminated the head of the quds force and israel is stepping up with the strength of the abram accord and the arab coalition to fill the gap. eliminating nasrallah of hezbollah and sinwar of hamas who is responsible and kind of planning m

thankfully americans are so generous and people like cory mills are so good at what they do.t thing i'm going to point out is this. one of the reasons you have disinformation or accusations of misinformation is all the things that happened during covid. it keeps coming back to bite them in the rear end. and the real problem has been something we really can't do anything about right now. we don't have many local media outlets anymore. the more local media outlets that were there on the ground would have been able to inform all of us. instead we have national news stories about things we can't see. >> judge jeanine: greg, the truth is obama, as soon as the earthquake struck haiti, within 48 hours, he literally deployed troops, the 82nd airborne, and even bush during katrina had 18,000 troops there. i mean, this is pathetic compared to the numbers that we see that have been accomplished directed by other presidents. what about this idea that fema has had to give some money to the migrants and that fema is running out of money? >> greg: well, okay. so. the department of homeland

cory, why is this so difficult for the trump campaign to answer him? >> it's 2024. did donald trump lose the 2020 election? can you answer to that? >> jim. i think it's very simple. the american people are past the 2020 election and focused on an election which is just under five weeks away. and while we haven't had an opportunity to do now is to talk about two different visions for america and what jd vance laid out last night is a very different vision than what tim walz and kamala harris want to say. look, we can go back and relitigate the 2020 election. well, we can look at what we can do to make america better for everyday americans who are struggling under bidenomics, this truck it's not relitigating, it's just, it's just a simple question. >> did donald trump lose the 2020 election? i mean, that's why are we talking about 20:20 anymore? does the american people care about the 2020 election anymore or do they care about being able to put food on their table gas in their car? >> one reason why it's coming up query is because the former president has said on the

reporter: throughout the rally cory joked that he believed the former president get him up on the stage a week later his jacket was displayed on the stage as donald trump accepted the nomination. >> when donald trump told me he was going to do that, we were sitting here and watching it and i just cried because, i said, he got his moment on stage with donald trump. it was kind of like a nice moment but it was a sad moment at the same time. reporter: two people with an exceptional view that day were a mother and son come of the 11-year-old dressed as the former president. just feet from the stage. >> i felt everything, sad, scared, mad that someone would do this. >> angry that there is political violence, violence at all. we have to respect our political leaders. we may not always agree with everyone on the other site but there is no need for violence. >> and he had a gun? >> a rifle. reporter: just outside the rally me and my team were talking to trump supporters about what they had seen. one man told us an extraordinary story d his words would reverberate around the world. he has no reg

american. alan, i hate to ask you this, but let's say that the paper uh action is unsuccessful in cory. do you plan on signing that pledge or what does that mean for the future of your newspaper? should you lose? i haven't gone there yet to, but that that's something that will be a very, very difficult uh, very, very difficult decision for me. so we close this wednesday, march issued for about 51000 and we need to get to 65 is what we got. hang it out there. started the time. so $200.00. so i wanted to go through whoever, cuz last year we dodge so many bullets or with less 45 years and and the newspaper businesses got tougher and tougher. the accurate clinic room for about 35 people here to people who has families and mortgages. here for the state advertising, we can be on the the when we lost the lawsuit, i was very confident mean any country, the bases it's found in mythology, around the boston tea party and the boy todd of tea. you would think that today you, 100 years later, we would still see boy cods as a political, a former political speech, and therefore protected by the 1st am

commitment to the 2 state solution for palestine. palestinian business man and former politician bustle . cory says the input from briggs helps to maintain balance. as for the 1st time the is of course, it's much more complicated and disregard. i have to say that that is the, this is the deciding factor in that and these, these decisions. so you have to see what the us ones it because the us is the one that is, is calling the shots. what is it is merely a us, a huge chunk of category of the basic to does what the us ones, if the us decides that it is in its interest to dissolve this conflict and discomfort could be dissolved in 5 minutes. so to be honest, having the big push for that, definitely put some buttons in the equation because what we're facing though in the middle east is that the us is on one side using is as a, as it is, as it stooge against the hold with it east, so us, but as the indians having some the balance in the relationship with a big sticking and due to the inside definitely helps in the process. all right, you've been watching our special coverage of the brick summit day

an architect of the october 7th massacre, congressman and army combat veteran cory mills.son rantz "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> the university banning a pro-israel professor. why would that be? lydia hu outside columbia with more from there. >> columbia university says the professor is harassing and intimidating another university staff. at the center of the controversy are videos that he posted stemming from the memorial that marked the one-year when hamas attacked israel. he says these videos speak for themselves. take a look. he took them during the october 7th memorial and he says that other students that are show pro-palestinian support attended and there were also carrying signs and shouting remarks demonstrating support for hamas. the professor said he encountered administration officials at the memorial and in this video approached them why he says they are tolerating the hate when he published this video and staff email addresses on social media as well. now he tells me even with this temporary ban in place he is not going to stop calling it out. liste

american. alan, i hate to ask you this, but let's say that the paper uh action is unsuccessful in cory. do you plan on signing that pledge or what does that mean for the future of your newspaper? should you lose? i haven't gone there yet to, but that that's something that will be a very, very difficult uh, very, very difficult decision for me. so we close this wednesday, march issued for about at $51000.00 and we need to get to $65.00 is what we got. hang it out there. started the time. so $200.00. so i wanted to go through whoever, cuz last year we dodge so many bullets or with less 45 years and or and the newspaper businesses got tougher and tougher. the accurate clinic room for about 35 people here. normal people who has families and mortgages. here for the state advertising, we can be on the the when we launched the lawsuit, i was very confident mean any country that bases it's found the mythology around the boston tea party and the boy todd of tea. you would think that today you, 100 years later, we would still see boy cods as a political, a former political speech, and therefore