detroit, which today is called a ghost town, flourished until world war ii., the ford motor company was founded in detroit, which was soon followed by dodge chrysler and other automotive industries. that is, detroit along with shipbuilding became the fourth largest economy in the united states, but after the second world war, american capitalists found super-cheap labor in europe in japan, south korea and latin america over time, this led to the fact that that the japanese germans began to develop the automotive industry, which hit the profits of american car concerts. it is interesting that in those very years, robert mcnamara, president of the ford motors concern, became the us secretary of defense, who helped america enter the vietnam war on the problems of the black population. they just ignored it. however, do not forget to drive blacks to the vietnam war, even then in detroit there was, and there was a certain rather serious economic decline. and, as part of the white population. it somehow tried. e, in in general, to maintain their positions. the black

detroit is back. america is back., folks, we're proving it's never, ever, ever a good bet to bet against the american people. never, never, never. [applause] we just got to remember who we are. we are the united states of america. [cheers and applause] we are the united states ofa. america. and there literally, i mean this sincerely, there's not a damn thing we can't do, nothing, nothing, nothing if we do it together.th god bless you all. w and may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> coming up today on c-span, gary gensler testifies on the agencies regulatory priorities before the senate banking committee live at 10 a.m. eastern. at noon the house returns to work on a bill that would limit the president's ability to change procedures within the federal workforce. on c-span2 the senate is back at 10 a.m. ea

what his administration is doing to accelerate the growth of the electric car market. ♪ >> hello detroiti have been standing a hell of a long time. please sit down. president biden: please sit down. you have probably heard twice already everything i'm going to say. [laughter] pres you have probably heard twice already everything i'm going to say. [laughter] president biden: i drove all three of these vehicles. there are still tire marks behind the white house. great to be back to the auto show and thanks for that introduction and go straight to heaven. i tell you. governor whitmer. [applause] as my mother would say, god love you, you are the best. that short guy next to on the right, i don't know man. [laughter] get up here, lieutenant governor. [cheers and applause] i'm taking a long time but he is the best man in the united states of america right here. [applause] yes to spend more time with me then we ever thought, two administrations ago, we are sitting one day in the oval office and president obama turned to me and said joe, go fix detroit. oh, no problem. none. [laughter] i put mys

. >> president biden was in detroit michigan to agowns new funding for states to build electric vehicle charging infrastructure and benefits of electric cars and s.u. haves ans for purchases. president biden: please sit down. you have probably heard twice already everything i'm going to say. [laughter] president biden: i drove all three of these vehicles. there are still tire marks behind the white house. great to be back to the auto show and thanks for that introduction and go straight to heaven. i tell you. governor whitmer. god love you. you are the best. get up here, lieutenant governor. [cheers and applause] president biden: he has the best man in the united states of america right here. and had to spend more time than we ever thought during the two administrations and sitting in the oval office and president obama said joe, go fix detroit. oh, no problem. none. [laughter] president biden: i put myself in the hands of your mayor and i know every neighborhood in your state. thanks, mike. you are a good friend. my colleagues in the senate and the house, you have heard from commander

during the two administrations and sitting in the oval office and president obama said joe, go fix detroit. oh, no problem. none. [laughter] president biden: i put myself in the hands of your mayor and i know every neighborhood in your state. thanks, mike. you are a good friend. my colleagues in the senate and the house, you have heard from commander dingell. [laughter] president biden: whatever she says, i do. and by the way, over here, mr. president. no. no. guess what, she is always right. debbie, i love you. she is like my sister and tells me what to do and usually right. i thank everybody -- and mike, thanks a lot for the passport to your city. our infrastructure law, you know and this is not what this is about, invested $80 million. [cheers and applause] fixing your roads and everything else around here. and my friend, ray curry is here. [cheers and applause] president biden: ray, there you are. as the saying goes from the city, u.a.w. ran me to the dance and i got elected in 1972 as a 29-year-old kid to the united states senate and it's because we used to have the highest percentage

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i remember you going to detroit.detroit had been killed by the 2009 financial crisis in the fallowing recession. and you -- following recession and you found the area and we've had them on the watch company and you went to nashville and omaha, nebraska, and the where did you go to see the best tech opportunities and entrepreneurs. >> back in detroit on monday and that including where it's spending time with dan gilbert and a great entrepreneur and revitalizing detroit and first stop of the first rise arrest tour was detroit and most people don't remember and 100 years ago, detroit was like silicon valley and back then silicon valley was growing fruit and startups and it was a fruit orchard and detroit kind of lost its way and actually the year before we rolled in with our rise rest bus and detroit went bankrupt and as you say, what's happened in the last eight years that backed other companies like stock x and others and it has risen quite significantly but the point of this book, there's a few cities i mentioned ear

. >>> but first, president biden revving up a brand-new corvette at the detroit auto show. that's next. you're watching "world news now." scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a hospital? yeah. that's what i'm scared of. if you were to die, man... that would literally kill me, man. if it makes you feel that way bro... i will probably do it. can i hug you? yeah. i love you, man. i love you too. ♪ ♪ ♪ ooh, driver's seat ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> president biden slipping into the driver's seat at this year's detroit auto show. >> but

time than we ever thought with the two administrations ago when president obama said joe, go fix detroitaid no problem. [laughter] and i put myself into theou hands of your mayor i know almost every single home in your city you heard everybody else speak so far and my colleagues and from the commander. [applause] whatever she says i do. by the way over here mr. president that she's always right thank you. debbie is like my sister just tells me what to do and usually she is right. thank you to everybody and thank you for the passport into the city. million dollars for your airports. [applause] and then my friend is here. [cheers and applause] ray? and the city that i moved to in delaware when i was in third grade. and then run me to the dance and then i was elected 1972 is a 29 -year-old kid to the united states senate. and used to have the highest percentage of autoworkers of any state in the nation. higher than here because we had such a high population and 14 percent of our entire population without a workers. we love to thank you as well as the ceo of the major auto companies who are

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and now let's look at collective detroit in quotation marks, i'm talking about detroit both in europe and in the states. i'm talking to him about collective detroit, and the situation is very simple now, so that you can be competitive and resell effective weapons. you need to add about 65% to the cost, or take it right away costs and sell at zero plus 65%. as it actually turns out, that is, this is a blow to russia that was supposed to tear our economy to shreds, somehow tearing to shreds the economy of the united states and much more the economy of europe, including, of course, defense production, which is necessary them in order to support ukraine in order to provide for themselves. uh, security was clearly some kind of miscalculation on the other side. very serious miscalculations were noticed and underestimated us, as usually, well, our cause is right and victory will be ours, we pass the floor to the news. let's go back to the big game studio 16:50, don't miss it. time of news and at the beginning of donbass, the latest data on the course of the special operation with high-precis

in detroit, we consider ourselves lifers here. and when you get on the detroit lions bandwagon, you're never getting off. and so i, i don't write the way that i used to. i mean, there was a time back in time on tuesdays with maureen. before that, i wrote five or six columns a week about sports. i, you know, if i write one, it's a lot now and it's usually just when there's things going on. but the paper that i work for has been very kind to seek me to continue to do what i'm doing, even in small doses. and i'm very proud of the city i live in and i and sports here in detroit is a big part of of our you know, we're not a we're not a hollywood town. we're not in new york town. we don't have celebrities flying in left and right and moving here. but sports is this kind of something we all can can connect around. and so i appreciate the connection that it gives me to my community. and as long as they'll have me doing it and i'm capable of doing it, i guess i'll continue. mitch albom, how did you end up at brandeis. well, the the joe can

there is a lot of energy research being done on battery back here in detroit. there is a huge battery conference with hundreds of companies. there is so much money and intention that, you know, we can definitely end up with a totally different battery chemistry that ends up winning out. just in the last few months we have seen battery plants. some are in the u.s. there is negotiations. the going to need to billion dollars to meet these very aggressive electric vehicle production targets. for announced the huge investment in batteries in tennessee and kentucky. honda is building and a battery. so there is an enormous amount of investment in this sector and you are going to see in the next couple of years just this very big volume of vehicles. the battery manufacturers have invested so much money and you are going to start to see a lot more vehicles. host: let's go to john iles -- john in arizona. what do you think, john? you might want to turn your tv down and you are on. caller: about, ok. i have a previous and it is a hybrid. it gets 13 miles a gallon. on a pr

he made a pit stop at the north american international auto show in detroit yesterday. million to build more electric vehicle chargers in 35 states. it's part of his plan to cut planet-warming emissions in half by 2030. but at the same time, republicans are criticizing the administration's energy policies. >> now we're choosing to build a better america. [ applause ] an america that's confronting the climate crisis, and america's workers leading the way. >> you're not plugging your car into a tree. you need some stable energy sources and a lot of that is fossil fuels but they're against fossil fuels. >> funding for the chargers would come from the bipartisan infrastructure law. >>> and while the biden administration is pushing for more electric vehicles, the new ford mustang is all gasoline. matt pieper has that story and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: stocks closed modestly higher on wall street wednesday after a day of swerving between gains and losses. the dow gained 30 points. nasdaq up 86. s&p 500 gaining 13. >>> while some muscle cars are g

. >> inside the detroit auto show. >>> did an employee stage a package explosion at northeast university >>> shocking new texts in the brett farve welfare fund scam. >>> and telling the bees the queen is dead. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the news, the truth with shepard smith. >>> the united states could be headed into the first rail strike in 30 years two of the largest railroad unions in the country still haven't come to a compromise snimts of food, coal, oil, anything you can think of would be disrupted the brotherhood of locomotive engineers account for about half of all union employees they have until midnight friday to come to an agreement. the main sticking point here isn't pun per se instead, unions want better working conditions and access to paid or unpaid sick leave. in a statement, the president of one of the unions wrote in part, the average american would not know that we get fired for going to the doctor. this one thing has our members most enraged right now, unions argue companies penalize them for taking off for things such as emergencies and illness. but th

what his administration is doing to accelerate the growth of the electric car market. ♪ >> hello detroit

president, first detroit auto show in three years. >> yeah. >> is the pandemic over? >> the pandemic is over. we still have a problem with covid. we still doing a lot of work on it. it's -- but the pandemic is over. if you noticed, no one is wearing masks. everybody seems to be in pretty good shape.

biden who is speaking right now at the detroit auto show. emphasizing what he saids is an economic plan and how it will spark the electric vehicle boom in the united states. let us listen in. >> look, my friend ray is here. where are you, ray? >> there you are. as the saying goes, in claymont, the city i moved to in delaware when i was in third grade, the uaw brung me to the dance. and i got elected in 1972 as a 29-year-old kid to the united states senate, and it's because we used to have the highest percentage of auto workers of any state in the nation. higher than here. because we had such a small population. and we had about, there's 14% of our entire population was auto workers. we had the largest chrysler plant outside of detroit. and we had the largest gm plant. and we had an awful lot of carriers as well. so anyway, i want to thank you all. and i also want to thank the ceos of all of the major auto companies who are here today, for leading the way. they've stepped up. you know, you all know, i'm a car guy. i'm here because the auto sh

. >> jump in and i'll give you a ride to washington >> inside the detroit auto show and the president's new ev announcement >>> did an employee stage a package explosion at northeastern university? >>> shocking new texts in the >>> and telling the biebs the queen is dead. brett favre welfare fund scandal. >>> and telling the biebs the queen is dead. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >> good evening, everyone. welcome. the united states could be heading into the first rail strike in 30 years two of the largest railroad unions in the country still haven't come to a compromise and consequences would be catastrophic shipments of food, coal, oil, just about anything you can think of would be disrupted and prices would sore. the brotherhood of engineers and transportation account for all about half of union employees. they have until midnight friday to come to an agreement. the main sticking point, unions want better working conditions and access to pay -- or unpaid sick leave in a statement, the president of one of the unions wrote in part -- the average

today off to detroit to tout electric vehicles that are fine.this environment, doesn't look like another tin ear moment? >> did you see the video about the aggies losing to app state? yesterday that ranked as the worst premature spiking of the football. other than what we saw from the white house yesterday. the president wanted to tout his inflation reduction act and what was in the lower right-hand corner of the screen in every cable news segment. it was a stock market ticker showing how the dow was plummeting. this after a not encouraging report on inflation. and look, maybe the inflation reduction act five, ten years down the road does what it's supposed to. but a lot of american consumers are not planning for the next half decade. they're thinking how they'll get through the next week or month. when you see rhetoric like this, it's no surprise that president biden is under water when it comes to his polling on the economy. if you leak at the real clear politics average, 60% of americans disapprove of how he's handling the economy. they don't

i said, well, there's a reason why i don't ever go to detroit. >> jesse: we love you, detroit.rimetime." have you ever encountered physical violence while doing this? >> no. in fact, i've only done it once. the violent outlash i received caused me to sign up for taking classes in hopes that i'll know how to handle myself if someone comes at me with a knife. >> jesse: if someone came at you with a tomahawk, as we saw at that mcdonald's earlier, would you know how to defend yourself? >> i'm starting to get the idea. you got to go for neck control. >> jesse: basically goes without saying, in all physical fights. >> sure. >> jesse: thank you very much. i hope i never encounter you on the turnpike. >> oh, i hope we do. that would be a pleasure. >> jesse: "watters' window." an incredible book by james patterson. i'm going to plug it twice. i'm not getting royalties from james. over the weekend, blowback basically. i was titillated, i'll put it that way. incredible read, if you're into politics, the cia, subterfuge, get yourself a copy right now. let's do some text messages. mike from

later today at 10 -- at 1:05 pm, president biden will travel to detroit and tour the detroit auto show will carry his remarks on his economic plan and what the white house calls the electric vehicle manufacturing boom. you can watch that later this afternoon on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile app. but now we go to the house floor. the house this week is considering bills on protection of federal employees and whistleblowers, as well as changes to the u.s.

lee is in detroit. so m.j., why is today so significant? >> reporter: yeah, you know, we are about to see the president take the stage behind me and just a few minutes, you're absolutely right the president and talk about the on going investments in electric vehicles. we've seen the president touring the floor getting a sense of the cars that are out and even driving an electric cadillac, wanting to use the remarks when he takes the stage again behind me in a few minutes to talk to the important work and the focus that the administration has had on electric vehicles. now, one of the announcements that we do expect to hear from the president is a new $900 million investment in building electric vehicle charges stations across the country across some 35 states including here in the state of michigan. now, of course, no need to emphasize that this is obviously a very important battle ground state so this is an opportunity for the president, too, to meet with local elected official leaders, union leaders and talk to the folks on the ground and

question two brings us to detroit, there's a new recreational activity and put their legs into burlapags and throw themselves against a giant object. what is that object? is it a death slide, whatever that is; an ancient bolder or something called a bungee dome? >> the buzzer. >> going death slide all the way. >> tucker: okay. death slide. just to be clear, not clear what a death slide is. by the table answering the question. >> my slide on bell aisle reopen and not as fast as on friday when it made its annual debut. this is not how it's supposed to go. there's now a song about it. >> might break your back on the giant slide, might break your neck on the giant slide. >> tucker: boom, take that, chadwick moore. >> not over yet. >> tucker: only thing more dangerous is walking the streets of detroit. >> something so awesome about detroit in spite of everything. >> love it the most. >> tucker: question three, like most americans we've had more than enough of kamala harris and yet at the same time we can't get enough of kamala harris because she delivers every time. in an interview with th

grady trimble is in detroit, michigan, with more. grady. liz, this is the cadillac lyric ev. you can see how interested people are in it. the president was interested in it as well. he took it for a spin across the floor of the auto show today. he also took a figurative victory lap claiming his policies are the reason the automakers here in detroit and other companies across the country are investing in u.s. manufacturing. president biden: my economic agenda has ignited historic manufacturing boom here in america. where is it written that says we can't be the manufacturing hub of the world? where is that written? reporter: the reality is the investment in investment vehicles by ford, general motors and others were already well underway before president biden took office. on top of that electric vehicles make up only a small fraction of all new vehicles sales, just over 5%. you mentioned one of the biggest roadblocks to widespread ev adoption, how expensive they are. president biden met with gm ceo mary barra today. she praised him for the e

are consumers on board with that a live report from detroit, next ♪ ♪ go. go lights.lights. emerson software helps clean energy become reliable electricity. go “good night.” go boldly. emerson. vizsla silver's panuco project represents one of the highest-grade silver discoveries tin wheldorwi. athar lge resource base and over one hundred and twenty thousand metres of drilling planned for twenty twenty-two, vizsla is on a clear path to silver production. vizsla silver. stuart: the detroit auto show is underway, it will spotlight the growing number of electric vehicles. grady trimble joins us. with more ev's coming on the market, grady, is there any chance that prices will come down? reporter: not in the near-term, stuart. in fact the average electric vehicle price actually went up a little less than 2% from july-to -august. it's not just ev's here at the show. it's also hybrids like this one, this is the jeep wrangler 4xe. you see it has about 25 miles, i believe, on the charge, and then that combustion engine kicks in. there is the grand cherokee and just like the ful

president biden is in detroit touting evs today. with billions and tens of

ford trotting out the mustang dark horse at the detroit auto show. the new breed of muscle car proving that gasoline powered engine is not dead yet. we're going to head to the motor city where in a fox business exclusive, ford ceo jim farly is going to show it to you and we'll show you the kick ford shares are getting from it. closing bell 47 minutes away and dow down 198 and hit session lows on s&p 500 so at the moment, that session low would be a loss of about 50 points and we're watching this very, very closely at the moment. stay tuned. it's been a rough couple of days but we're here for you. the cl "claman countdown" is bak in a moment. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers

i want to ask about detroit. it used to be the super bowl of the auto industry.ost important event. now, a lot of companies, including toyota, don't really have a full presence there and even the press do not seem to be as obsessed with it. what is the future of auto shows? has the capital of auto shows changed or has it all gone to vegas? andrew: it is interesting you mentioned those things. there are a lot of things. it could be the huge show in vegas. we still believe in auto shows, particularly chicago, detroit, new york, and l.a. they draw a lot of consumers and media. we want to get out in front of consumers and media and show them the great products we have from e.v. to a brand-new sequoia coming out. we still think they are important, but we do find opportunity to be in the community and still speak to consumers that are outside of the automotive or the auto show spaces. alix: andrew, thank you. andrew gillenland:, toyota north america senior vice president of automotive operations, thank you --andrew gillenland, toyota north america senior vice president

today he's off to push electric vehicles at detroit auto show. might that be a better if i canture.etails from the motor city and closing bell 38 minutes aawith and the nasdaq only major index in the green up eight points and we've lost a little ground there since the top of the show. dow is down 131. low of the session is 135 to the downside, s&p down 8. please do not move, we are coming reich back with so much more. liz: fox business alert. dow jones industrials down 186 but look at wherein screen. this is a pretty picture. plenty of chrome on display at this hour in detroit as the 2022 north american international auto show kicks off. the semifinalists for vehicle of the year just announced that the show and names include toyota, gr, corolla, ford f-150 lightning and cadillac lyra also an ev. evs from rivian and hyundai's genesis and lordstown car. rivian is up 2.9%. lordstown nice bump here of 6.7%. speaking of evs, president biden came to the autoshow to highlight his $900 million plan to build ev chargers using funds from the infrastructure law. joining us now, right there at

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they're going to be happy in detroit. that he's going to do a tremendous job building that organization. they're lucky to have. >> yes, got a nice guy. interviewed him a couple times. local do. but, you know, get a raise, so to but back to the niners, the main story, obviously, trey lance, good for him to get successful surgery. and, you know, you hear it in these yearlong injuries is so long road to recovery. lot of lonely growing days where just away from the team doing rehab on your but kyle shanahan said they're going to make it so he feels is welcomed in as part of the team through that that's good to hear. there was something that stunner. thank you, jason. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and with 50 days until election day, november 8th, we are hearing directly from the chairwoman of the california republican party about her message for voters. our capital correspondent wallace sat down with jessica millan patterson on where the party stands heading into the midterms and what the state gop is doing to r

visiting the detroit auto show on wednesday. >> president biden: give you a ride to washington.s an uber. i like it. >> he may like it, but a growing number of americans don't like the job his administration is doing with 52%, according to our latest survey, now saying the biden administration hasn't been so competent. look at that number. by the way, even with mr. biden in michigan, a pair of house democrats who are facing very tough re-elections in the upcoming midterms, they didn't even travel to their home state to be with him despite the fact that he was going to be in detroit on wednesday. we're talking about representatives of dan kildee and elissa slotkin packages that they did back in d.c. to take part in official duties. congress was in session because that's the story and they're sticking to it. >> todd: they're not even trying to make real excuses anymore. that has been like we didn't want to be seen with the president. kevin corke, thank you so. is always the guy think evan brings up a crucial point. these individuals have a president visiting the state. typically,

reporter: so the president now touring the detroit auto show. he sat in a couple 61,000-dollar electric vehicles, part of the transition he wants americans to make, as americans feel the economic pain in part from some of that transition. neil. neil: i'm curious do they bounce this sort of stuff step back without a peoplely tin ear, celebrating what they're doing yesterday amidst of bad inflation report, market tumult, prior the president of the united states border secure, video clearly indicates otherwise, of course this presidential pitch for electric vehicles, it seems out of sort. who is driving this agenda, i'm just curious? reporter: the president is driving the agenda i did ask about the optics having this celebration so to speak with the, you know, inflation that we are seeing. only thing i can think of personally they believe truly the inflation number would come in less than what it did. also i was told officially from the white house is about progress moving forward and getting the president's agenda through so that transition that h

it's like i actually think the people of detroit would love that $104 million and maybe you could helpn, help get some tutoring, help their children who lost out on education in all of those peopl really could need. we have to quit focusing on racism the way that they are doing it as wrong and americans are suffering and they could help, but their wasting america dollars. >> at the expense of commonsens things like education, clean water. getting from eight to be as fas as possible. coming up, the biden administration is handing out, more tens of thousands of dollars to students with the loan hand out and now college kids can spend your taxpayer dollars learning all about lana delray. of course, why not. that is next. people with plaque psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make. like the shot they take. the memories they create. or the spin they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, you can achieve clearer skin. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla can cause serious allergi

car show, the halls of the detroit car show and looking around.at they had held that event was three years ago. we are in a different time. he has been very consistent about that. and the reason why is because we are now prepared. we are now ready we know how to deal with this pandemic. >> jesse: biden was saying that the pandemic is over at the detroit auto show not the rest of the country. okay? i mean, this is ridiculous. if, in fact, joe biden is running the country, we are in trouble. because today he was in new york, giving a big speech to the u.n. and this happened. [applause] [applause] >> mr. president, thank you. at the end of such a momentous event, the word thank you seems quite of inadequate but for all the millions who lives will be saved, for the communities where life will be transformed, thank you, so thank you, president biden for your outstanding leadership. >> jesse: you are the president of the united states you can do and go wherever you want whenever you want. you don't have to look for someone else to tell you what to do. u

yeah, axel foley, detroit p.d., you guys having a party? you're a long way from home, dog.d. and it seems this young brother here took this tv from off the wall and he -- >> no, no, no. >> -- intends on stealing it. >> he's lying, lease got a gun. >> i got a gun -- >> you shot me in the ass. [ bleep ]. >> aahhh! aahhh! aahhh! aahhh! >> guillermo: are you okay? why are you screaming? huh? >> lamorne: hey. yeah, no, i'm good. i was just -- i was doing my vocal warm-ups because i'm a professional actor. ha! >> guillermo: did the tv just fall down? >> lamorne: isn't that what it looks like, you stupid? no, it fell and then i caught it. >> guillermo: you're not going to take that, right? >> lamorne: no. of course not. why would i do that? >> guillermo: oh, okay. then i'll take it. [ laughter ] have a great show mr. lamorne morris. >> lamorne: guillermo, your tums. >> guillermo: oh. thank you, mr. lamorne morris. >> brought to you by tums. the official antacid of guillermo rodriguez. [ cheers and applause ] >> lamorne: we have a good show for you tonight. trevante rhodes is here.

that's part of the big economic push today in detroit by the president of the united states and in theting back to what you were pointing out, these people now are the nominees and they can win. >> what they did was convinced them that oday is a temperate moderate ask that's going to help him because 45% colorado voters are independents. can i say something about the president in these cars? there were 8 million cars in this country in 1920. there were 20 million in 1930. explode across the land. they all found gasoline. how did they do that? the private market provided gas stations. instead in the modern age, we have to have an enormous plan to build charging stations for electric vehicles, which are supposedly wound rous things, but we're bribing people to vie buy the vehicles and then we're building the electric charging stations for it. why? >> why is the climate change? why is how short a period of time to try to do something to get people off of fossil fuels. california is going to do it by 2035. >> let's hope they repaired their grid by then. don't charge your cars at this point

that year, the recession in detroit was at its peak,

it is great to be in dearborn and later today in detroit. it is the global capital of the automobile industry. this region will experience significant growth from the recent enacted biden economic plan. i would like to acknowledge -- gilchrist for knowledge me today. many provisions of the inflation reduction act and the chips act make them a reality, including her critical work on the energy manufacturing tax credit. i want to thank senator peters for his equally strong advocacy and leadership. thank you also to the members of congress who are with us here today. congresswoman dingell and stevens and congressman levin. i know you have worked very hard over the past few months on historic legislation. my thanks to mayor -- for being here. i am grateful to the leaders at ford and the uaw leaders and members for having me here at this cutting edge assembly plant. as treasury secretary over the past year and a half, among other things, i have been especially focused on addressing the pandemic caused crisis. we have been rescuing the job market

president biden is in detroit touting evs today. with billions and tens of billions of dollars pouring into that industry there will be winners and losers. luckily for all of us we have research legend can't ives. dan ives. are we on the cusp of a depression. you heard me right. releasing emergency oil before elections. my take on president biden ignoring the stock market but he cannot ignore where the economy is heading. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right. it is tough, right? market trying to regain its footing after getting walloped. yesterday's session actually wedged itself on a list of top 10 worst selloffs in the past decades. all the other dates reinvolve around the emergency of the pandemic. nasdaq 100 saw not a single component higher. every single one were lower. what history tells us the next few weeks could be rocky. 13 times happened in the past 100% of the time the market was higher a year later. here is the kicker, folks, median gain was over 21%. the culprit for the selloff was higher

the detroit news points to the issue of abortion as a reason for whitmer's large lead., education and the economy. huge issues. the lead pollster told the detroit news the election should, quote, be about democratic president joe biden and it's not, it's about abortion. dixon has made headlines for her hard-line stance on the procedure last month. she told a detroit tv station that she opposes exceptions for rape and rape victims could find healing through having the baby. >> she also said that a 14-year-old raped by her uncle should be forced -- compelled by the state to have the baby and said that a 14-year-old being raped by her uncle was the perfect example. her words. as to why she doesn't believe in exceptions for rape or incest even for 14-year-old girls. amy, obviously the extreme position taken by many republican candidates from arizona to michigan, even scaring off people who have traditionally referred to them as prolife voters. and it now has an -- i know you do this every day. you have to be hearing this all the time. but what i keep hearing from republican

. >> if you see the movie 42 will be watching out later this semester it he grew up in detroit.his back story he starts a career as a talented pitcher and the detroit tigers were scouting him and wanted to sign him as early as 1933 but they could not due to the segregation policy that whole gentlemen's agreement for all the major league teams agreed not to sign any black player so he is excluded and turns to sports journalism instead. working for one of the biggest players the pittsburgh courier he's hired in 1937 and what he does that is so important to document the support amongam many and then to integrate black players into major league baseball and to have a role to play in branch rickey who he worked with also with jackie robinson. so here you have a sports journalist playing a key role in the most important decisions in the history of major league baseball. so what i am arguing that laid for the later integrations of than at that point of the entire nation. when my figure to talk about come actually to more than we move on to the next topic so wendell smith was a print jo

fox news president biden made a stop at the detroit auto show today to tout the benefits of electrics administration is pushing for. fox's greatly trembled tells us the president announced $900 million in grants for electric vehicle chargers in 35 different states. jump in and give you a ride to washington president biden getting a firsthand look at some of the newest cars on display at the detroit auto show , many of them electric, the president trying to spark sales announced $900 million from last year's infrastructure law will go towards building e v charging stations in 35 states used to be that the by an electric car, you had to make all sorts of compromises. but not now. thanks to american ingenuity, american engineers, american auto workers , it's all changing his visit, coming as new worries about inflation and renewed fears of a recession looms. stocks were steady wednesday after august inflation data led to a huge selloff on wall street tuesday. still there are worries the federal reserve may be forced into aggressive interest rate hikes. if the fed is serious about bringi