democrat _ democratic party. he is a democrat and _ democratic party. he is a democrat and he - democratic party. and he was elected in 2021, actually as a moderate, 202i, actually as a moderate, at a time when there was concerns about a surge in crime and safety on the streets, and he came in with that message to clean up the city. some advocates say he has failed on promises on affordable housing but this is very much an issue for democrats that they are now going to have to look at when there are claims of corruption. thanks forjoining us. ukraine's president zelenskiy has thanked joe biden and the us congress for a new military aid package worth more than $8 billion. he's been meeting senior congressional leaders but he faces increasingly chilly relations with the republican party. donald trump has accused mr zelensky of refusing to do a deal with moscow and has questioned why the us is giving billions of dollars in aid to ukraine. and the house speaker mikejohnson has accused ukraine's ambassador in washington of organising what he called a partisan campaign event to help the democrats. on t

party. i joined the environmental movement to protect the environment, to preserve nature, to remove toxins from ours, and none of these problems concern the party itself, they concern the rank and file democrats, but the democratic party itself party, no. there's a big, deep change going on and the non-democratic and corporate power that's going on in washington right now. where our democracy has really been undermined by industries that have captured the regulatory agencies, the regulators have become puppets for corporate profit essentially subsidiaries of the industries that they 're supposed to regulate, and the democrats are actually, i was like, so... in 1789 or 1791, when the bill of rights was ratified, we were the only democracy in earth, by 1865, during the endless civil war, there were five of them, all modeled on america, when my uncle came into the american model, and you know, we were a model country, we were an example of democracy to the world, and people were very conscious, you know, at first we were... confused about the civil rights movement, what the rest of the world would think about it, and then we realized that we better fix the problem, yeah, because we realized that behind everything we did,

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democratic party, democratic party is fractured by this. you've got factions, you've got the bernie sanders and the bernie broad. and you called the a o. c crowd and you've got the, the squad, and you've got a lot of people for absolutely adam. and again, this are our, our foreign policy leadership, which by the way, the democratic party manufacturer is believed to be identical to the republic. good to force her to take us at a stand. and 2nd of all, the number one issue, the number one is you can go into any, any group, any population, any demographic, black white get it, but i don't care who it is. the number one, everybody will agree with you is a shake. what is this nonsense of but men and women being the same? where did we ever a load when we could talk about policy and immigration? we could talk about war. but did you ever say ladies and gentlemen, that will be arguing, or you will be seeing potential supreme court nominees asking, is there a difference between men and women? that is the issue that everybody says, you know what? that's my favorite. let's, let's, let's don't worry about issues that, that are too particular. you've got a few minutes to remember to go with and to devastate her, and i, naya, late her and make her turn to her democratic stronghold is a guess what? i'm a democratic version of a

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democratic party. the old democratic party would have considered him a hero. he became a villain because his platform was, in fact, the only platform that allowed free speech. and now he became a villain because the democratic party doesn't believe in the people. if you, if you don't believe in free speech, it means that you don't trust the people, you don't allow them to figure out for themselves. to have their own ideas, and their own ideas, and their own beliefs, and their own voices, and their own information on which to base their government is supposed to protect people from dangerous information, things that might instill bad ideas in them, and it's a very patronizing system, but it's also a very manipulative and insidious system, and it's really the opposite of democracy, and you won't find... not a single democrat who 's really going to criticize it, oh, i know something 's going to come out about me because i've lived a colorful life, and you know, people tell stories about me, but i'm ready for it, i'm ready, i've never done anything criminal, like, stealing, not getting rich, i did a lot of stupid things, you got rich on... over censorship, which is an existential threat to our democracy, protec

democratic party. the old democratic party would have considered him a hero. he became a villain because his platform was, in fact, the only platform that allowed free speech. and now he became a villain because the democratic party doesn't believe in the people. if you, if you don't believe in free speech, that means you don't trust. the people, you don't let them figure it out for themselves, have information on which they can base their ideas, their perceptions and their beliefs, and their votes, and their votes, the government is supposed to protect people from dangerous information, things that can give them bad ideas, and it's a very patronizing system, but it's also a very manipulative and insidious system, i think it's very strange, it's strange, but i keep pointing out that she's not even capable of giving interviews, i mean, her whole life is in the public eye, that's what she she does, that's her bread and butter, exactly, i give, i give, you know, today is a quiet day because i give one interview to you, but usually i give about seven or eight interviews a day, sometimes 10 or 12, and i do it every day, for 16 months now, we have a list of 400 people who want to interview me, i talk to as many p

democratic party democratic party won. but we're still looking for the, for the, for that. so the impact is very of yet. it's in so many, 6 in the morning now on monday morning here in washington. so yeah, we'll keep an eye on things i'll show you will indeed does she have she ever tons of that in washington dc? let's look at the implications of all of this with scott lucas is a professor of american and international politics and the clinton institute. at the university college dublin, he joined just some wicklow, an island to scott, so i will welcome to module 0. so for rounds 5 near donald trump, one of your key takeaways, to bounce off to the 1st attempt on donald trump's life. and i'm gonna take it to instructor too much and what happened after the 1st attempt on july 13th and that is uh, the trunk campaign. immediately try to take advantage of that. that point they were running against joe biden. you might remember trump immediately after he was nicked in the year by the fire, when the bullet pushing aside the secret service gave me right. and then raising that fist and shot and fired fight fight. you might remember the, the heavily bandaged ear where you even had the supervisors that were bandaging their ears as well as the republican national convention. but they lost that advantage in part because of the structure rambling, 90 minute speech that just lost the crowd at that then you. and then a few days later, tom later us replace job, i'm as a democratic nominee, she got all the media attention and she got all the mental, which she's had for much of the ensuing uh, $67.00 weeks. now here we are in september and you know, the trump people did not cause the suspect to bring that a k 47 under the golf course age. they didn't motivate that, but they will try to take advantage again as you have been here. and i think the question is, here is well, much explained. so i only a few days ago. remember trump, it had the disastrous debate before. uh, with that take away line emigrants are eating our cats and dogs that has been replaced for the moment by the whole notion attempts, cheating, death. as fox news put it, the idea of him almost being superhuman in his ability to survive. chandler trump campaign, keep that going, or do they run into another slip up? another conspiracy theory, another false it from their candidate. and can't hear us waltz dish campaign. in contrast, get this campaign back on to issues where they're on from the ground li

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who's entering our country illegally? ring her legallmeanwhile, college kids are back at school and soth are the radical pro-hamas protesters. earlier today, nyp prd made two arrests as dozens of these protesters were swarming columbia and their campus on the first day of class. here with reaction , south carolina senator linsey graham is with us. so when you look at israel in particular here, this administration has arms withheld arms shipments and they haven't gotsh much, especially compared to especially compared to ukraine. they have constantly called for restraint. restraincht. they have blamed israel and they've done everything d but what they should do. and that's the right thing, i would say, which would sayh is well, you lost the equivalent of 40,000 americans in a day. pt we fully support your right to win your war agains wint islamic terrorists, although she rejects that term. your reaction? well, my reaction is i gotmber to remember, i'm on television here. em on tesioni'm here in las vege sopublican jewish coalition. >> these are some of my best friends in the world. they haves te in israel. they're great americans. they're jewish. they're republicans. they're trying to help president trump win. they're trying to help me takepd back the senate and all my colleagues and hold the house. gogod bless them. matt brooks, norm coleman, miriam adelson. >> great, drew. they're heartbroken. most all us have interacted with the hostage families. eone of the most despicable things i've ever seen since i've been in politics was the vice presidential candidate of the democraticarty, refusing to answer a question about the death hostages at the hands of religious awa called hamas. >> he walked away from the question. y frome questithat video clip ir the mideast, my friend. and when kamala harris refused to attend a joint session of congresd s and sit behind bii as the vice president, her job r called for boycotting his speech that madeg news all over the terrorist capitals of the world.d they >> these people are naive and dangerous. whenaÏve and he refused to answr that question, that's a signalis to all the terrorist groups and the ayatollah. they reallt y don't give a damnr about our friends in israel. they have slow weapons. they have basically sat silent t while people accused israel of being engaged in genocide. whd what walz voted d is doing? 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forces of even the democratic party, who are very upset with the way the zionist regime is acting, the demonstration that was held at the democratic party convention, the democratic party in inside, especially the youth section and its left-wing crime , it is more connected with palestine, that is , the issues that are reflected inside, afghanistan, a case is over. the debate is that it is not a special issue now, but gaza is a special issue now , because a part of the american population, especially as i said that the young population and the left wing of the democratic party is very problematic, especially if we consider it in a series of key states known as swing states. this is an important vote . let me give a brief explanation. in america, this collection of 50 states is more or less about forty or so. how is the texture of the voting structure, how is the pattern more or less characteristic, for example, new york is a liberal state, the majority vote for the democratic party , texas is a so-called conservative state. there are seven , about seven or eight states that are rotating , that is, they are not red, which is the symbol of the republican party, or

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democratic party. same democratic party who began these rumors again back in 2016. that's of a listen to me is how many cars will be the american deep stage and intelligence agencies have always been involved in smearing the russian media? the worked with them on the territory of the united states. everyone knows very well that mr. smith turned up on the doorstep of anyone who works with the russian media, writes blogs, skiffs commentary, for example, the recent search warrants, targeting those he would just present is on the russian channels in the united states of america. but in this case, we're talking about such an elaborate information campaign in which the american intelligence services have that hand. and that's why this whole manipulative story really, in my opinion, or the stands out even from the total number of upside, is steps by its shape madness. and on the other hand, buys tried to call mac nature. so where he is, are the usual very simply, uh, you know, mailing us with what this is all about, what the real game is here at this on t russian font to s

democratic party. same democratic party who began these rumors again back in 2016. that's of a listen to me as our many cars will be the american deep stage and intelligence agencies have always been involved in smearing the russian media. the worked with them on the territory of the united states. everyone knows very well that mr. smith turned up on the doorstep of anyone who works with the russian media, writes blogs, skiffs commentary, for example, the recent search warrants targeting those, if you would just present us on the russian channels in the united states of america. but in this case, we're talking about such an elaborate information campaign in which the american intelligence services have that hand. and that's why this home initiative story, really, in my opinion, or the stands out even from the total number of upside, is steps by its shape madness. and on the other hand, buys tried to call mac nature. so where he is, are the usual very succinctly, uh, you know, mailing us with what this is all about, what the real game is here at this on t russian font to see this conjured reality that the russians are out to get you that at the russians are probably response for every problem to us and in the you, which is just not the case. and i suppose our viewers here on our team of people june in to people to watch us across the globe are very smart. they know how to get our t. we know they're watching and we're going to continue doing our work to keep bringing the truth. so stick with us, we're not going anywhere nikki. the us justice department kept insisting during a secular ration about the legal actions against dante, even americans, which is too prone to influenced by russian media. for, for years, the russian government has used r t to seed an amplify their propaganda and narratives around the world. russia remains a predominant foreign threat to our elections. the government of russia continued to use r t to direct this information and propaganda. r t has used people living and working inside the us to facilitate contracts with american media figures to create and disseminate russian propaganda. here, the justice department says americans are under our influence. now. do you feel influence to we succeeded in our goal. wait a 2nd. i didn't know, i know i was being influenced to you. you're telling me that over the past 7 years, i worked at this company that you've been all influencing me. this is unbelievable . now i've kept of course, i'm just kidding. in all seriousness, i mean these allegations against russia, from the justice department have to be some of the most absurd ones that we've seen throughout all of the allegations that they've given. i mean that moscow is really funding a $10000000.00 propaganda farm and tennessee to undermine trust in the us as institutions. i mean, as a result of all this, the buying the ministration like we heard earlier has put sanctions on our editor in chief margarita. see money on it's launch charges against some of our co workers simply for not registering this for an agents while they were allegedly posting videos and content on the internet. so really strange. i mean, on top of that, the attorney general claims that this was done uh so that moscow could get some sort of preferred outcome of the out of the future elections. even though the, even though there's the fact that kamala harris has only said, pretty much negative things about russia. and if we look back at donald trump's presidential administration is, you know, the term where he did serve in the white house. he continued a regime of sanctions against russia and did pretty, pretty much continued a lot of what was going on. but for that, i mean, now it's important. understand also that this new wave of anti russia mania that we're seeing. all of a sudden, i really began, i would say, when kamala replaced bite, and uh, in the as the democratic nominee for the upcoming elections. and these are accusations that we've seen time and time again. uh, often around previous selections, like uh, charlotte mentioned earlier in the program around 2016 like in 2018 and now we're seeing the same thing. and every time we see these charges it's against russians who are not located in the united states. and it will likely never, uh, go to court over this stuff. right. and it's convenient enough for the united states that they'll never have to actually prove these allegations in a court of law based on the people they're actually going after and trying to charge. and another thing it goes to show is just that this really is not about the so called russian, this information like the authorities are, are saying really this has to do with the fact that most of the media, most of the media in the united states, i'm talking about the mainstream media, of course, is completely controlled by the american political establishment. and archie is one

democrat. i am no longer a member of the democratic party. >> this was not my party. i just felt appalled when i watch the democratic national convention. associate myself with the party itself. >> jon: no, wait, don't go. oh, you are no longer in the democratic party, alan dershowitz? guess what, the democratic party has standards, okay! we don't -- >> former vice president dick cheney endorsed vice president harris. [laughter] >> jon: would you excuse me one minute? i don't know what came over me. anyway, going into the debate, one thing -- i'm sorry, dick cheney, can you meet me dick cheney, can you meet me dick cheney, can you meet me over my camera one? [bleep] off. seriously! [bleep] off! you came this close to destroying the entire world! we were this close! closer than a teenage boy's pants! no, i'm not going to have any fun with this! and by the way, who in god's name is that endorsement going to sway? well, i like the democrats' policy on child tax credits but are they bombing enough middle eastern countries? they are still some buildings standing. someone should really do something. i'm fine. it's fine. seriously, though, [ble

democratic party. same democratic party who began these rumors again back in 2016. that's of a listen to me as our many comfortable with the american deep states and intelligence agencies have always been involved in smearing the russian media. the worked with them on the territory of the united states. everyone knows very well that mr. smith turned up on the doorstep of anyone who works with the russian media, writes blogs, skiffs commentary, for example, the recent search warrants targeting those, if you would just present us on the russian channels in the united states of america. but in this case, we're talking about such an elaborate information campaign in which the american intelligence services have that hand. and that's why this whole manipulative story really, in my opinion, or the stands out even from the total number of upside, is steps by its shape madness. and on the other hand, buys tried to call mac nature. so where is, are the usual very succinctly, uh, you know, mailing us with what this is all about, what the real game is here, this on to russian font to see this conjured reality that the russians are out to get you that at the russians are probably response for every problem in the u. s. and e u, which is just not the case. and i suppose our viewers here on our team of people in june and the people to watch us across the globe. they are very smart, they know how to get our t. we know they're watching and we're going to continue doing our work to keep bringing the truth. so stick with us, we're not going anywhere. nicky. we're joining us now from washington dc. folks, ohio stands political commentary, sir garland nicks and many thanks for joining us on the program. it's very nice to see you today. so let's get really on this now as an american right there in the us capital. have you see that these signs that most go, he's trying to influence the outcome of the trump powers race if he felt influenced by the russian media or in any way? well, let's face it, the month of the russian media doesn't have much of a footprint into you as a r. t has been banned from broadcasting in the us. they're not on youtube. you can find r t on um a rumble in a few other odyssey a few other places. so they don't have is enough of a footprint to really make any kind of a difference here in the united states. it's pretty absurd actually, that now we have to deal with every 4 years. as the electric gets closer, the question becomes, what are the accusations going to be this time? and they get the center and thinner as time goes on with. these are pretty, pretty absurd. especially now also he doesn't even both cost in the united states since we've been bond together yet. we seem to have those towns of how many times the us as a key was russia, was meddling. and it selections isn't really that in that easy to influence the votes, and it's such a super power nation from overseas. oh, absolutely not. and you know, in the psychology they have it, do they have a 3 word phrase denied project attack? and it works like this. it's not me, it's you a person see something and themselves that's, that's not pleasant. they see a function of themselves, a part of themselves that they're not happy with the project. they don't want to someone else, and then they attack it. there's a great book called showing the whole piece about us military and c. i, a interventions over the last, you know, a 100 years, whatever it is by william blog. the united states is doing this all over the world right now. and outwardly doing it literally, physically and militarily, overthrowing governments. and yet they say that the russians have some intricate plot to fool us by one bytes bundles, funny funding, alternative media operations that already exist. and that would work regarding that would be existing and doing their work regardless of what the russian needs, the russians even exist. it is preposterous. let's take a different angle for them. and let's say russia has weighed each want to measure lenovo these elections over the years. if that was the case, and one of the us be able to prevent it by now, and especially with over 20 is of don't as an american taxpayers. of course, the data to the defense budget and during that period a lot. so literally, you know, one of the most telling articles that i saw after the 2020 election, the 2020 election. they pushed the see, the usual all the russians now, or they've added the chinese and they were on the is, i guess the north koreans will be added into the mix soon, but after joe biden, one in 2020, there were articles it said via the russians didn't metal in this election? i wonder why? so be apparently, if the preferred candidate for the deed state wins the republic, the russians didn't, they were not involved. they didn't do you know, any diabolical tricks. but if the preferred candidate either loses or in the instance of candidate campbell or harris looks like a good possibility that they might lose, they have to start building the case that the democrats didn't really lose that. the russians that they're headed, their, their evil hand in influencing the american people who are opposite. we're so stupid, according to these people that they can't figure things out for themselves. yeah, i mean, it's all the same on such a guy before november as far as his while i'm thinking that this point wouldn't most american voters, they've already made up their minds who they're going to vote for. oh, do you think they could still be easily influenced by some video? so here's another thing as well. there are a couple of things here. you know, many, a number of, of, of, of political in was to have argued that this decision will be made despite, you know, all of the issues of foreign policy will be made on domestic policy. and in particular, economics. we have a major problem here with increases and prices and with inflation, and that's probably going to be the deciding factor in the selection. but of course, knowing that the deep state here, the buyi

democratic party nationally and the democratic party of georgia file this big push-back, this big lawsuit in georgia to try to stop what trump republicans are doing there to mess up the vote count. finally, a big democratic punch-back against what thus far are the worst election shenanigans in the whole country in the state of georgia. georgia congresswoman lucy mcbath joins us tonight. we have lots to get to tonight. stay with us. have lots to get t stay with us save up to 70% off everything home. yes! end summer with can't-miss surprise flash deals that make your busiest time, your best. all with fast shipping right to your doorstep. shop wayfair's labor day clearance now through september 3rd to score up to 70% off! ♪ wayfair. every style. every home. ♪ so, you know, han is 22 years old, and we've been together most of my life. not often do you have a childhood dog that, that lives this long so i think it's really unique and special that we've experienced so many, so many things in life together. knowing that he's getting good nutrition and that he has energy is a huge relief for me and my dad. “such a good little bean.” we're so grateful to have had this time with him, so let's keep it going and make

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which we, the oakland area, united democratic campaign is a joint operation between the alameda county democratic party charter democratic clubs and the democratic partyd candidates and ballot measures. >> vice presidential nominee governor tim walz made a campaign stop today at the state fair in his home state of minnesota. walz traveled to the great minnesota get together in saint paul with his wife and daughter. the governor shook hands with supporters also handed out some ice cream. this visit comes after a busy few days out there on the campaign trail, where he traveled to savannah, raleigh and boston. former president trump, the gold star families who defended him for a congressional for a controversial visit to arlington national cemetery. last week, trump shared a message on social media saying in part, quote, thank you for saying you wanted me to stand with you at arlington national cemetery and take pictures that it was your request, not mine. but it was my great honor to do so. an army spokesperson says a physical altercation occurred during the visit between the trump campaign representative and a cemetery worker over campaign recordings,

party. he'd been the defence minister beforehand — but now has beaten party rivals to take over leadership of the liberal democratic party. just the liberal democraticminder of some of the information coming into us from the middle east, and that is that the uk government has asked for extra flights out of the capital of lebanon, beirut. that is to enable british nationals to leave. you can see these scenes of beirut airport. that is basically, as it is estimated, there are around several hundred people with british passports in the country, and around 5000 dual nationals and their immediate families also in lebanon. the british government is urging them all to leave lebanon now stop middle east airlines is laying on extra flights over the weekend, but demand for them is not thought to be huge at the moment. all of this as israel and hezbollah continue their cross—border fire, while officials in the un are calling for an immediate ceasefire. i will have more after a short break, so do stay with us here on bbc news. hello. we've already seen record rainfall across some parts of england and wales this month. there is a little bit of a respite with us,

rank and file union leaders have stayed loyal to the democratic party for the most — the democratic party for the most part, largely because the democratsr. pennsylvania is an energy producing state, that's always a big — producing state, that's always a big deal, so those are some of the — a big deal, so those are some of the big _ a big deal, so those are some of the big things.— of the big things. yes, incredibly _ of the big things. yes, incredibly similar, - of the big things. yes, - incredibly similar, especially when we are talking about labour and manufacturing. with that goes to the economy and inflation, that tends to be the number one thing that both democrats and republicans say is on their minds. president trump, orformer president trump, or former president trump, orformer president trump, was here last week and he is really trying in michigan to talk about crime and safety, and even bringing up the issue of immigration, and tying all of immigration, and tying all of those issues together, we do is democrats in michigan really want to talk about reproductive freedom and abortion. two years ago, for the first time in a0 yea

democrats because he has no leadership qualities and he has no leadership qualities and he has not the charisma that would carry the sdp, the social democratic party, over the carry the sdp, the social democratic partyne. markus ziener, thank you. we are back in a few minutes with an update and everything is there on the bbc website and there is a live page on events in the middle east. see you in a few minutes. hello, it was a pretty murky start of the day after a fairly mixed weekend in which we saw humidity levels build. temperatures peaking at 30 degrees in the south—east corner, low to mid 20s elsewhere. that's because we had a low pressure to the south—west bringing in humid airfrom the to the south—west bringing in humid air from the continent but that low pressure is now on the move, replaced by high pressure, and in the next few days there will be much fresher conditions and of course a drop in temperature. by wednesday, amid high teens, closerto drop in temperature. by wednesday, amid high teens, closer to where we should be. at the moment still quite humid and there could be heavy, maybe thundery downpours during the rest of the day. around the centre of the low, more persistent rain in t

democratic party. a democratic party that after the last debate was almost at an internal civil war with each other. there is a gender problem on the republican side and on the democratic side. but i think for republicans, they know they need to win women which is why you saw a week ago donald trump move more and more to the left on the issue of abortion because this is going to be a crowning issue for kamala harris and governor tim walz. they will be able to tell the american people we want to make sure the decisions we make are between you and your doctor and republicans know that is a big issue for them and a loser for them. that's why you see donald trump moving to the left each and every day to the chagrin of folks on the right. >> john: you have donald trump saying the left-leaning "new york times" did not think you were letting for leadership but at the same time harris' campaign is running this ad ahead of tomorrow's debate. >> take it from the people who knew him best. donald trump is a danger to our troops and our democracy. we cannot let him lead our country again. >> john: in that land, the longer version of which adds comments, i wouldn't say testimony, fr

democrat congressman. let's turn to party politics. democrats party conference now. with health care at the centre of this conference, deputy leader daisy cooper has been talking about her own experiences coping with crohn�*s disease, and how the nhs helped her get her life back on track. our political correspondent — damian grammaticas — is in brighton — and spoke to daisy cooper about her speech. that was probably the standout moment from the day so far. when daisy cooper, deputy leader of the liberal democratse she has shared that on a public stage like that. it is part of the team we have head over the last three days. i'm pleased to say that daisy cooper is with us now. you shared the story. you were talking about how you were, the doctors in the hospital told a us four days away from death. that must have been a really tough moment for you. it that must have been a really tough moment for you. it was. i was extremely _ tough moment for you. it was. i was extremely unwell, - tough moment for you. it was. i was extremely unwell, being . was extremely unwell, being looked after, checked on by nurses every couple of hours. my nurses every couple of hours. my disease was very aggressive, it was right through my insides. it was quite shocking news. i was incredibly weak. as i said in my speech earlier, it was the news that came later that really upset me. they said that really upset me. they said that if i survive the surgery and recovered, all the things i wanted to do i might not be able to

democratic party. the democratic party is the biggest fraud. the last 12 out of 16 years, obama has been running the country and that is a fact. biden was a puppet. if you're looking at the fentanyl and the migrants, look at the constitution, the rights of our government. it is all a game. there is nothing good about the government anymore. young men have to register for selective service while all of these illegals are in the country. what is going on? host: let us hear from cliff in oklahoma, on the independent line. good morning. caller: hello. if kamala harris could have given that speech when she first took over the job of border czar when biden first put her on and then followed through with practicing that would have been great. but she has been border czar and in charge of the border for 3.5 years. what she is talking about now is just to get votes. and she must think that the american people are a bunch of idiots. sadly, she might be right in many cases. but i do not think it is going to be or that most of the american people are that foolish. host: we are also hearing from viewers on social media. text and tweets are coming in. this on facebook from mark murphy. "harris is a true leader, unlike trump. trump goefor the photo ops. harr gs heirs to solve problems." this is from deb klock. "actually at least some of the ideas were in the bill from lled. it was bipartisan by the way. trump likes to run on things. he inogood at fixing anything." frkie urbain says "again she uld have done this before now. this is just another meaningless photo op to fold the mormons among us that she will somehow do something when she has clearly done noin she will do nothing! " troy, michigan. "th news of all of the violt crime nurse that were allowed into our country nullified her trip completely. trump is far ahead of her on this issue." former president trump did speak about the issue yesterday during a town hall in warren, michigan. and blamed vice president kamala harris for the border security. here are some of his remarks. [video clip] >> this has been a very interesting day. some numbers came out and let us give you the bad news first. the worst numbers i think i have ever heard. you know what i am talking about. a lot of people being released into the country that should never ever be here, right? like nobody can believe that i have been saying it for 3.5 years because we are the party of common sense and we know what is going on. coming out of jails, and murders that nobody thought possible. and it was all done by comrade kamala harris. [booing] our great borders are who is -- czar who is totally incompetent. 240,000 criminals and much more than 13,000 convicted murderers who were in jail and all released into our country and we cannot put up with this. this is gross incompetence. let's get back to the show, ok. right? [end video clip] host: from fox news, some more detail about those figures that former president trump was talking about. ""the data from u.s. immigrations says that among those not in detention there ard 222,141 with pending criminal charges. it includes 62,231 people convicted of assault, 14,301 convicted of burglary, 56,553 with drug convictions, and 13,099 addicted of homicide. an additional 2500 21 have kidnapping convictions and 15,811 have sexual assault convictions." back to your calls. we will go to paul in cornwall, new york. calling on the republican line. good morning. caller: i just want to say that maybe george clooney can recommend kamala harris for an academy award because of the stellar performance she gave. 3.5 years of being in charge to try to fix the border she has done absolutely nothing. for once i would like you folks in the media to call her out on this and to call her out on what she has not done in this country that we use up -- that she was supposed to do as a vice president of the united states. it is really pathetic. have a great day, and thank you. host: elaine in allen park, michigan. democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning to you. it is interesting how they think that kamala harris was supposed to fix the border. no president is ever going to " fix" and it is not like there is a big gate that they will close and shut down and no more people. that is not how it works. big agriculture and the restaurant industry of this country would crater. this country would crater without immigrants. we need them and the military, there is no such thing as, --, was supposed to fix it. her job was not to fix it her job is to be the tiebreaker in the senate and she has broken more ties than any vice in history. her job is not to fix. congress is the one who fixes the border and puts a new judge is and fixes that backlog and that sort of thing. they had a bill and trump tank day. that is exactly what she said and that is what happened. i think it is terrible that people seem to think that we are going to stop immigration. no prager -- no president ever in the history of this countr

. >> isn't it funny, that democratic party that rfk is in is the least democratic party or the least democraticty in our nation's political process. he had to fight like hell to get on the ballot in all these dates and now he has to fight to get off. luckily he's winning appeal after appeal. we saw it in north carolina and michigan today. at least a delay in sending out ballots. it's been a great day for the former president and i could not be more excited for rfk supporters to be on board with the president trump and uniting the country and ultimately uniting -- >> trace: i think at this was a football game you would see the momentum turning a bit. >> that honeymoon that they all really got excited about was really short-lived. >> trace: sophia, miranda, thank you, we appreciate it. >> thank you. [♪♪] >> trace: the "fox news @ night" commonsense department wonders how many times the liberal media has to jump in the tank for kamala harris before reasonable, rational voters realize the media is in the tank for kamala harris. but for the skeptics among us, the latest attack on jd vance will likel

american jews who have traditionally supported the democratic party, but it was the more centrist democratic party, which, as it once was, and the... the democraticarty, which this structure in the united states is now turning into, is for israel, let's say , carries quite, quite such serious threats, because it targets precisely this islamist environment that has been created in the united states, in europe, and it plays along with them, hopes for their support in the elections and in general in political life of the united states, and more... about ukrainian-israeli relations, about the upcoming rosh hashanah, and this is a time for hasids when they come to ukraine to celebrate rosh hashanah to the grave of the tzaddik in uman, and israel itself calls they should not go here, what is their mood, will they listen to these calls, well... such calls, if you remember, were also made during the coronavirus epidemic, when they tried to somehow limit the arrival of hasids in umen, but it did not have much of an effect on them , they still tried to get in any way, and the years passed during the time military operations they tried to get there, well, t

democrat party as the democrat party becomes the umbrella organization for the marxist and the islamic's and all of the reprobates the jew haters, the christian haters and the american haters. that is what the party has become it's always been a party of hate from slavery to segregation to jim crow it has never stopped. look at what is going on today. look at our border. there are women who are missing by the hundreds of thousands. being sold into sex slavery, and enriching mexican terroristic drug cartels who are in collusion with the communist chinese. where are these women? where are they? nobody even asks. that is not a natural disaster like hurricane helen, this is a man-made disaster. we have not seen human trafficking and slavery like in this since the end of the civil war. and it is happening right under our noses. biden does not even talk about it. harris goes to the border for a photo off it. she is in charge of the thing and then she pretends we have this legislation america, bipartisan legislation. have you read it? tell me, has anybody in that media, any news media organization told you within that bill? it enshrines 90% of what's going on the border today. it will not and sex trafficking. it will not end up to 2 million illegal aliens coming into this country every year. i'm not even counting got a ways. it enshrines catch and release they come along the border eerilyourelease them into the nt does not like computer information coming out on somebody from venezuela. why doesn't kamala harris care about sex slavery question she talks about abortion and socialist blue in the face. why is abortion an iss issue ins country? is abortion an issue in this country sex slavery is an issue in this country she and biden have caused it. 325,000 children are missing. 325,000 little kids. it brings to your to your eye they are missing, where are they? where are they? they are in our country, where? who has them? they are missing, next story just to the pole in arizona, screw the pole in arizona. these are news organizations. why aren't they finding in? where are these kids? that is what biden and harris have done i do not care about the photo ops. they are phony bipartisan legislation that will do nothing. these are soundbites in the immediate run with it. anno one even looks behind the screen it is a failed bill it is a disastrous bill. that is why not a single republican in the house supported it and only three republicans i'm going to sign bipartisan who cares. you are the vice president of the united states no, no, no i have no responsibility remember harry truman? now there is a democratwas a president. he is no joe biden. he had a sign on his desk the buck stops here. you will never see that sign on biden' says can you sure will never see it on kamala harris desk. you will never see it. but it is even worse, wondered if thousand american citizens dying every year from fentanyl. the material provided by communist china produced by the drug cartel flowing into our country. we lost a 6000 60000 men and won the vietnam war in 10 years. her rend us. we lose 100,000 innocent american civilians every year because the border is open. because joe biden opened it. because kamala harris opened it. because they want more and more people coming into this country who burn the american flag. so what did you say? you are right. you are right. it's one thing to have a real immigration system, a legal system with requirements but it's quite another to do this. there's not another country in the face of the earth democratic fascistic or marxist that has a border open like we do. not on

democratic and republican parties. republicans clearly see the older voters have been voting republican. certainly not all of them and they are exiting out. the democrats even though many of the younger voters identified with the democratic party with the younger voters think in terms of the issues the democratic party should be supporting are not necessarily the same as let's say the older baby boomers so what's happening in this election now is when you go back to biden versus trump it he wasn't intergenerational conflict between two candidates of roughly the same age, roughly the same generation and a lot of young people felt incredibly alienated with the whole process. now with biden out and trump in its more of an intergenerational conflict and what we have seen in the news to the extent which harris has invigorated young voters and how she's running on generational speed this election really transformed itself in the course of a couple of months and i think now it's an election that is ushering in our continuing this generational shift that's been going on for few years. obama was let's say the prelude the overture. harris is bringing this generational shift much more to the forefront. >> we have someone on x who comment

forces of even the democratic party, who are very upset with the way of the zionist regime, the demonstrations that took place in the party convention he was a democrat, the democratic party inside, especially the youth section, and its left-wing crime is much more connected with palestine, that is, the issues that are reflected inside , afghanistan is not a finished case, but gaza is now a special issue, because it is a part of the american population, especially as i said, the population young and left wing of the democratic party is very problematic, especially if we consider in a series of key states that are known as states. i will give a brief explanation of the so-called rotation of this important vote. in america, this set of 50 states is more or less about forty of them. it is characteristic that the texture of the voting structure and how to vote means their pattern is more or less characteristic , for example, new york is a liberal state, the majority is for the democratic party. there is a so-called conservative state. 7 there are about seven or eight states that are rotating, that is, they are neither red, which is the symbol of the republican party , n

joe biden stepped back and she has stepped forward, she is consolidated the democratic party — consolidated the democratic party, her running mate, fits that happy warrior— running mate, fits that happy warrior mode as well and she has really— warrior mode as well and she has really changed her attitude towards — has really changed her attitude towards donald trump. joe biden he ran— towards donald trump. joe biden he ran against frump last time around — he ran against frump last time around has been describing trump _ around has been describing trump as a danger to democracy and a _ trump as a danger to democracy and a threat to our most fundamental values. and a threat to our most fundamentalvalues. kamala fundamental values. kamala harris — fundamental values. kamala harris is _ fundamentalvalues. kamala harris is more likely to view him — harris is more likely to view him as— harris is more likely to view him as weird. and to mark them as though — him as weird. and to mark them as though he is a ridiculous fiqure _ as though he is a ridiculous figure it— as though he is a ridiculous fiaure. . , , as though

showed that the people would like some kind of order here, so the central democratic party is now the christian democratic party which allowed all this, in general, together with merkel, they will saddle this topic and before the elections they will try to return the votes to themselves, after the elections it will be the same, thank you, we will watch how the german authorities continue to lead their country to who knows what, but we are not very happy about this, in fact, we were very good friends with germany, communicated, sold. bought, everyone was happy, went to drink beer, everything else was great for everyone, no one is definitely going to conquer anyone, so all these horror stories are absolute nonsense. thank you very much, let me remind you, it was waldemar gert, former bundestag deputy from the alternative for germany party. us and belarusian citizen iviy zinkovich, convicted 2 years ago in a case of conspiracy to seize power, asks for clemency. he stated this in a documentary. murderous conspiracy, lukashenko's goal. the film was shown on the eve belarusian television. loud details of the conspira

which we, the oakland area united democratic campaign, is a joint operation between the alameda county democratic party charter democratic clubs and the democratic party> vice presidential nominee str in his home state of minnesota. walz visited the great minnesota get together in saint paul with his wife and daughter. the governor shook plenty of hands with a number of his supporters. the visit comes after a busy few days out there on the campaign trail where he traveled to savannah, raleigh and boston. former president trump thanked the gold star families who defended him for his visit to arlington national cemetery last week. trump, sharing a message on social media, saying in part, quote, thank you for saying you wanted me to stand with you at arlington national cemetery and take pictures, that it was your request, not mine. but it was my great honor to do so. end quote. an a spokesperson says an altercation occurred during the visit between a trump campaign representative and an employee at arlington over campaign recordings, which are prohibited on site by federal law. vice president harris is scheduledmat and then join president biden for an ev

democrat party which the democratic party views as one of the same state run media, state run a -- and putin would have been happy to have the moderators in the debate. i want you to recall one of the greatest constitution ever written was written in 1936 we've talked about this before by youssef stallen. great anthony scalia referred to this too when he was alive. he testified about it the greatest constitution. there it was. more rights than our bill of rights -- you know, taking care of people, economic freedom. the right to protest, the right to challenge government yet iran a genocidal police state a genocidal police state -- let me tell you something kamala harris your record means everything. your ideology means everything. don't keep rushing us off talk about the future you only care about the future. the future is going to be bleak and dark and gray with you. because you're an incompetent you're a failure and ideolog i can't they have a worse brew than that. now ladies and gentlemen we vote for president for ourselves this isn't about kamala harris, this isn't about the democrat is about we the people. what kind of person we want as president of the united states. she has shown us nothing but disrespect. she's no respect for our intelligence. she's no respect for this country or electoral system. she lied -- over and over and over again to cover up joe biden's mental incapacity. right up to the very end even after the debate. she knew he was incapable of being president but she wanted to be there and she wanted to be in power she had the power to trigger the 25th amendment to remove him. she wouldn't do it. why? because she wanted to stay in good standing with her party her party -- rewarded her. she was involved in the cue against biden she wasn't just an observer she knocks hmm off. she becomes the nominee in a virtual nomination process. they don't even have an open convention there's no challenge and now she's saying vote for me worse vice president in american history with these markist islamist positions that are so radical that she's the left of bernie

here's elon musk saying that the democratic party is so soft on criminals because criminals vote mostly for democrats, they don't want to offend their clients, the democratic party is literally a party of criminals, so now the hijacking of the venezuelan president's plane just proves that we are dealing with criminals, while i remind you that they were trying to initiate cases all the time in including... and the presidential candidate didn't have any votes, they wanted to be politically correct, because 6 weeks ago they thought kamala was a joke, now instantly from a joke, unqualified, terrible, from the worst vice president in history, she suddenly turned into wonderful, but she's not wonderful, she's not wonderful at all. these people are happening, well, there's a lot of interesting stuff there, well, let's start with venezuela, you just quoted him on musk, well, but let's not forget that musk is like since such an arch-hero of many latin american leftists, including the same maduro, whom i will remind you, even after the elections he challenged to a duel, yes, which of course did not take place, but nevertheless it was funny, well, this just kind of shows t

interests of your children, you need to hold the democrat party accountable, and i don't see how mothers in good conscience to support the democrat party: and are you supporting donald trump >> todd: major admission from secret service whistleblowers comi

democratic party. the democratic party is the biggest fraud. the last 12 out of 16 years, obama has been running the country and that is a fact. biden was a puppet. if you're looking at the fentanyl and the migrants, look at the constitution, the rights of our government. it is all a game. there is nothing good about the government anymore. young men have to register for selective service while all of these illegals are in the country. what is going on? host: let us hear from cliff in oklahoma, on the independent line. good morning. caller: hello. if kamala harris could have given that speech when she first took over the job of border czar when biden first put her on and then followed through with practicing that would have been great. but she has been border czar and in charge of the border for 3.5 years. what she is talking about now is just to get votes. and she must think that the american people are a bunch of idiots. sadly, she might be right in many cases. but i do not think it is going to be or that most of the american people are that foolish. host: we are also hearing from viewers on social media. text and tweets are coming in. this on facebook from mark murphy. "harris is a true leader, unlike trump. trump goes for the photo ops. harris goes heirs to solve problems." this is from deb klock. "tually at least some of the ideas were in the bill from killed. it was bipartisan by the way. trump likes to run on things. he is not good at fixing anything." frankie urbain says "again e could have done this before now. th is just another meaningless photo op to fold the mormons among us that she will somehow do something when she has cleay done nothing. she will do nothin " troy, chan. "the news of all of the violent crime nurse that were allowed into our country nullified her trip completely. trump is far ahead of her on this issue." former president trump did speak about the issue yesterday during a town hall in warren, michigan. and blamed vice president kamala harris for the border security. here are some of his remarks. [video clip] >> this has been a very interesting day. some numbers came out and let us give you the bad news first. the worst numbers i think i have ever heard. you know what i am talking about. a lot of people being released into the country that should never ever be here, right? like nobody can believe that i have been saying it for 3.5 years because we are the party of common sense and we know what is going on. coming out of jails, and murders that nobody thought possible. and it was all done by comrade kamala harris. [booing] our great borders are who is -- czar who is totally incompetent. 240,000 criminals and much more than 13,000 convicted murderers who were in jail and all released into our country and we cannot put up with this. this is gross incompetence. let's get back to the show, ok. right? [end video clip] host: from fox news, some more detail about those figures that former president trump was talking about. ""the data from u.s. immigrations says that among those not in detention there are 425,431 convicted criminals and 222,141 with pending criminal charges. it includes 62,231 people convicted of assault, 14,301 convicted of burglary, 56,553 with drug convictions, and 13,099 addicted of homicide. an additional 2500 21 have kidnapping convictions and 15,811 have sexual assault convictions." back to your calls. we will go to paul in cornwall, new york. calling on the republican line. good morning. caller: i just want to say that maybe george clooney can recommend kamala harris for an academy award because of the stellar performance she gave. 3.5 years of being in charge to try to fix the border she has done absolutely nothing. for once i would like you folks in the media to call her out on this and to call her out on what she has not done in this country that we use up -- that she was supposed to do as a vice president of the united states. it is really pathetic. have a great day, and thank you. host: elaine in allen park, michigan. democratsine. good morning. caller: good morning to you. it is interesting how they think that kamala harris was supposed to fix the border. no president is ever going to " fix" and it is not like there is a big gate that they will close and shut down and no more people. that is not how it works. big agriculture and the restaurant industry of this country would crater. this country would crater without immigrants. we need them and the military, there is no such thing as, --, was supposed to fix it. her job was not to fix it her job is to be the tiebreaker in the senate and she has broken more ties than any vice in history. her job is not to fix. congress is the one who fixes the border and puts a new judge is and fixes that backlog and that sort of thing. they had a bill and trump tank day. that is exactly what she said and that is what happened. i think it is terrible that people seem to think that we are going to stop immigration. no prager -- no president ever in the history of this country

pete: but there are some democrats paying attention seeing that today's democrat party is not the democrat party0 years ago or a bill clinton or jfk. and one of those is a california cincinnati state senator. is it a he or she? rachel: she, gloria. pete: speaking to the new york post, here's the headline: i'm a true the blue democrat, but i joined the gop and back donald trump. she goes on to to write -- and, listen, she's got the creds -- i was a democratic national convention can delegate for jesse jackson and barack obama and state co-chair for president obama's re-election. but i've said good-bye, adios. i've had enough. this is not the democratic party i once championed. i don't recognize it anymore. the so-called party of democracy eradicated 14 million votes including mine to the install vice president kamala harris as its nominee. rachel: so she's a his passenger woman, and as you know, hispanics are firmly in the working class k. and this is sort of this big realignment that we're seeing. andthat's kind of what i was referring to before. i think you're right in so many ways, brian, that

democratic party or the democratic party brand and, you know, in essence thinking the party sometimes is soft on certain things. some of those same trends i saw with black men i am seeing with black latino and latino men. we start to have these conversations on how we engage, what are the pressure points, what are the things latino men want to hear from the democraticssues they have in their communities? how can they provide for their families? we are learning the economic pressures were unique to them they are facing. those conversations have continued with our campaign staff. i feel really good about how we are leaning in. right now what we are seeing, not only with latino men but also black men, we see it in the republican party, they can't help themselves, the mag a republican party, look at how they go after the venezuelans, how they go after haitians. as a result of them doing all the craziness, they are just helping me prove my point that don't sleep on florida, right? these are communities does take >> 300,000. >> 300,000 asians. don't sleep on florida, folks. florida, florida, florida. every time they go after one of these communities, they are in these very crucial states. we are going to engage and talk with folks, my phone has been blowing up with hispanic americans and haitians calling me saying what are we going to do about these repu

mean, in in europe, for example know the traditional party structure had always been there was a social democratic party and a christian democratic party. and you can argue that the. one of the key roles of religion, particularly in the conservative side of things is, it creates a sense of ethics that disallows the kind of subterfuge that you're talking out with respect to the reactionary spirit. now, i'm not entirely sure this explains everything. i was surprised religion was sort of one of those omitted variables in the book. and i was wondering if you could talk a little bit about could it be that one of the things going on is the decline more traditional sources of faith, which could have substituted for you know, that's one of the hierarchies that's declining in other and i think people might be trying to compensate that as well. yeah, i found that difficult. that's something i struggled with while i was writing in because the cross-national variation there is is is confusing just look in the case studies that i have read in america, religion is in decline. yeah. in israel, the ultra-orthodox are making up a larger and larger perc

democratic party. i want to support the democratic -a . ~' want to support the democratic .a _ ~' , party. party. i think there is something in - party. i think there is something in that, i party. i think there is - something in that, really do. essentially, it comes down to the whole thing against the anti—woke and people can say what — anti—woke and people can say what they really think because everyone is being sensitive now — everyone is being sensitive now. don't think that is necessarily right but i think there's_ necessarily right but i think there's something about a politically correct culture that _ politically correct culture that young men in particular, especially young white men, sort — especially young white men, sort of— especially young white men, sort of feel now they are picked _ sort of feel now they are picked upon, something they want — picked upon, something they want to— picked upon, something they want to fight against. essentially, it doesn't surprise me at all that donald trump — surprise me at all that donald trump is _ surprise me at all that donald trump is w

interests of your children, you need to hold the democrat party accountable, and i don't see how mothers in good conscience to support the democrat partyyou supporting donald trump. >> he is taking -- >> laura: i'm going to take that as a, yes. >> trace: welcome to "jesse watters primetime."