beth and nick secretary's office at dnc, legal counsel. thank you to everyone who contributes to make sure our meetings and our process run smoothly. [applause] our primary business today is consideration of delegate selection plan. you can find the agenda for today's meeting in your binders. before we dive into consideration of delegate selection plans we have a couple of updates to share with you. but first a housekeeping matter. during the course of the meeting if you are speaking please make sure to press the speak button on your microbes the court reporter, members of the press, lifestream members can hear you. when you finish speaking please be sure to press the mute button on your microphone so they can't hear whatever you choose to say. [background noises] >> i'm going to turn it back to you in this or any questions. k. >> at our last meeting reviewing the plans once the first to provide you with an update on the issues related to alabama. as we explained at our last meeting dnc executive committee voted in june to refer all pendin

the biggest way you can influence the dnc is with your votes. the honest. each of you for those of you who feel that my candidacy contributes to the conversation, whether or not you know for sure you will vote, if you think this is an contribution what i would like you to do is take five people that you know. i said, right there, tweet out. he has two opponents. you know, just a visualization. stand up around it. just make your voice heard. you know what they told women, if you are in a back alley, just start yelling. just make noise. don't be quiet. then what you say or do specifically, is up to you. i was with a group of volunteers just yesterday. a group of volunteers. they were speaking their hearts. i said you don't need me to tell you what to say. speak your heart. for those of you that feel moved , come canvas with us. they do not treat you like it is weird that you are there. just speak from your heart. why you feel it. we will transform our country. we have to transform ourselves. one of the ways we have to transform ourselves as i think that we ha

against the dnc. saying that they had rigged primary. the argument was this corporation and therefore they did not owe it to people to have a fair election. and they won. they want without argument. they are very alert about it. the dnc and the biden administration. they were very alert. our job is to get them reelected the fact that the young dams withdraw their support. this is w not good. this is not good. take me,d. personally, out of te picture. people by this ridiculous narrative. we could go down so much. we can just stay on the high ground. it is disturbing, undemocratic. all the people in the world. [applause] >> the biggest way to influences with your vote. are there ways you can influence the dnc right now to be honest? it is not true for those that feel my candidacy contributes to the conversation that you say, regardless if you know for sure you would vote for me. the contribution to the conversation. what i would like you to do is think of five people that you know. i think they might like to hear her. people that think lik

although i know you know regardless of what the dnc is doing in terms of campaign schedule, nothing they do is of significance regardless of what they say or do and a presidential election with any political campaign and i'm seeing that weight and i'm sure you see it that way. thank you for giving me the opportunity and i'm eager to title what i would do if you give me the honor. i am 71 years old and i remember a time, i note too many of you long ago far, far away, part of you think it can be true so i want to describe the 1970s. the average american worker had decent benefits and could afford a home. the average american worker could afford a car. the average american worker could afford a yearly vacation. the average american couple if one wanted to stay home to be with kids all day, that would be fine, they could afford to pay their bills and the average american couple could afford to send their kids to college and that was in 1970s. there's a word for what i described, a thriving middle-class. we no longer have a thriving middle-class. over the last 50 years, there has been a massi

you have candidate marian williams calling out the dnc for making the choice for voters.ten. >> what is happening right now, the dnc has indicated that his job is to help joe biden get elected. so, it has made the effort to suppress any other candidacy. >> carley: with that fellow candidate robert f. kennedy jr. is expected to lead the democratic race and run as an independent. a reuters poll looked at three way matchup between kennedy, biden and trump compound kennedy earned 14% of the vote leaving the president 31% and the president 33%. the survey without kennedy and trump and biden type 31% and would pull from both bases. >> todd: if you thought it was conspiracy theory, the dnc controls the president and it doesn't matter who is in there. when you have a sound bite of a guy literally saying the connected doesn't matter, that is credence to conspiracy theories. >> it was big in 2016 and that was my big thought in philadelphia when bernie sanders kemp was not happy with the dnc apparent choice for president. and i heard marion williams as well. how history is repeating

according to reports, mf, dnc,nd they had temporarily pulled three of their muslim anchorkil off the air last week becauseane of an apparentr. anti because of apparent anti-semitism concerns. but as media conce icon reports, one of them is, quote, back on the air and quote, of the as anti-israel as ever. lastm ck on th week we had mehd. i don't even know this guy appeared on an msnbc show where he literally compared israel to russia while giving hamas the terror group a free pass. luckily it was a show that verye few people have ever watch, hosted by some guy namedarede , have ev i don't know, chris christie. ho. stopher somebody hayes i doubt many of you have ever heard of this person. another mf, dnknow, chc conspiry theorist, as usual. >> can you imagine rooting camas just two weeks after they murdered 14 innocent citizens? even if you take out population and extrapolate it out, that would be the equivalent of 38,000 plus americans being killed in a single day. e and tonight, virtually no one on the left is ready or willinleft is g or capable of tg the truth about this conflict. h

dnc refuses to hold debates.e forcing biden on to the public, even as record number of americans say they do not want biden to seek reelection for a variety of other than cans. this is an indictment of the dnc and they have done this years and years and years, they choose the candidate and refuse them a choice in the matter. >> todd: this year it could backfire on them. if r.f.k. jr. does run as independent, no labels are thinking of putting somebody else in the independent mold. if those two run together, is this the death nail for joe biden's presidency? >> it could be, there is massive appetite for a third party option. 47% of americans would consider casting their vote for a third party in donald trump and joe biden are the nominees. could that hurt trump, as well? biden is the weaker candidate here. he is losing support among his own party base as donald trump shores up support among the gop electorate. joe biden will be the loser. >> todd: independent voters favor trump over biden by 13in pos. trump cannot

we know from the dnc leaks, the democrats party is absolute expert at tying it up. expert at it. could get on running is fanciful and he realized the party will not let him through and will go the other route. he has an interesting chance of taking votes from biden. he thought his way through lots of things. lots of i think thises i and most people disagree with him on. he is interesting and thought through his position on things, whether you like them or not. how many things has joe biden thought through? >> recently. >> recently. >> flip side, siphoning votes from joe biden, but the flip side, this is r.f.k. super pack presume they gave it to emthis, they argue he would hurt a trump candidacy and put out generic independent, trump 40 and biden 38, and generic independent at 17 and throw r.f.k. in and it is closer. huge caveat, this is r.f.k. polling, trying to convince democrats, we will not hurt you. >> he needs money and need to continue to be relevant. we know what perot did in his election. i would argue the reason he's running independently is because democrats won't recog

the dnc said now that we are the adults in the room.ring up the football analogy, if you get hit first, if you hit back, you get penalized. it makes them look juvenile and they are squandering taxpayer dollars and our time and most importantly as aishah hasnie reported, everything is at a standstill, there is no precedence for this. the answer is, it is likely unobtainable and doable that the existing subpoenas can be enforced, there that can be any oversight so basically all movement the house was achieving and demonstrating value and dedication to the american people, appropriate stewardship of funds, all that is frozen right now. it took 15 times for kevin mccarthy to get the speakership, how many times on the next one? he was voted in in january, they started in november. we are being ill served right now. >> kayleigh: jim jordan, steve scalise, excellent charges, you have to coalesce to one. >> dagen: matt gaetz wants a pedicure in public. what andy biggs is talking about, andy biggs knew the speaker kevin mccarthy might get ousted

of he is a spoiler to anybody it's both parties, the dnc and rnc and he has a pathway to be presidenthat's what they should focus on, they should engage him on this issue that is important to the people of this country and not try to just attack him or say he's a spoiler and the only issue is who you like least. if you look at 2020, you see we had record turnout with no passion for the candidates. it was record turnout of people voting for trump because they hated biden or voting for biden because they hated trump. neil: a remarkable individual whatever you think of his politics or views and remarkable life story. we will see how that pans out. before we leave, a quick update on what's coming up on "the big money show," jackie deangelis here to do the honors. jackie: the president will address the nation at the top of the are. americans wanting to hear from him on the role in israel and america's role in offering support and efforts made to rescue hostages abroad. we ask the former sports person morgan ortagus and more coast-to-coast after this. (sfx: stone wheel crafting) ♪ the bigge

you know, even though president biden has -- may not appear on the ballot and these dnc rules have thrown compliance, i don't think that's something that really translated to the majority of the electorate. they're not in the it nitty-gri like that. dean phillips is banking if he were to win in new hampshire, at least give him a news moment to get himself out there. but he has larger problems than that. he would have to really raise not only name recognition so folks kind of understand who he is but really give a policy reason about why she should be backed. this is just really someone who is saying that the polls don't look good for president biden, pitching an electability and generational change, but this is someone who has 100% voting record. it's not clear what dean phillips version of america would look like versus the one with president biden. and so, you know, that's the challenge that he has in front of him. i think we should really see this as a kind of someone taking on the mantle of a general sentiment that is in the air which isn't a growing angst among the party. maybe he do

i'm not saying they should have held debates but the dnc has said this is joe biden's party.party to run as a third party and that's a problem for joe biden. >> even if they were to say what can we do the white house you're not to do this or agree to it but a debate might be damaging to the presidents and i'm wondering what if anything could be done. >> yes, i think we pass the point of no return and i think a lot of democrats were thinking once we get by the primary season, then rfk, jr. and others will go away. remember cornell west also could run as third party so you could have a lot of third parties and remember joe biden barely won 43,000 votes in three states so if they cut into that his chances of a second term plummet. >> traditional view would be bobby kennedy in the race would take away votes from joe biden but he has great populist appeal, with indeed trump voters as well. i'm wondering how you think that would cut down. >> i think whether you're on the right more on the left probably more on the left because his name is kennedy and has been a democrat until make

>> peter: president biden and his allies running the dnc have so far successfully iced out everybody who has tried to debate him or primary him but there is nothing they can do if a candidate wants to run against him with a non-dnc controlled party. >> it's time to end these constant -- anyway. >> democrats are trying to figure out who gets hurt by third party candidates including reportedly r.f.k. jr. who is currently challenging the president as a democrat. >> i think that may end up hurting donald trump or the republican nominee more than joe biden. >> over the summer, a university of new hampshire survey found democrats in the state describe canning r.f.k. jr. with words like crazy, dangerous, and insane. so, he may not be a sure thing as an independent, but others are reportedly thinking of independent runs too like joe lieberman. >> it's going to help the other guy and he knows. >> moderate congressman dean phillips wants a democrat to primary joe biden so much he stepped down from a leadership role saying my convictions relative to the 2024 presidential race are incongruent wi

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many hassan returned ms dnc and their airways. they continue to spew his anti-israel talking points. take a look at this. >> lot of the russell world will save your gonna break compared ukraine and israel, bided and a lot of people in america say israel and ukraine is the same. a lot of people see israel and russia the same. is it making sure sylvia's docket unnecessarily killed in conflict? a key part of international him attending written law? tonight with an israeli ground invasion of gaza still looming, is this the kind of war your long war perhaps according to israel's own top minister but the bided ministration is really signed up for? >> maybe you should be telling them to put down her arms to stop killing it is that men, women and children and taking innocent men women and children hostage. if a mosque lays down her arms, no one else has to die. they started this war, israel didn't want this war. israel will win this war. first israel special envoy for combating anti-semitism, noah tisch piece with its founder of the law f

if you vote -- you want to get any dnc money or rnc money. host: they have tried that tactic on people. guest: i think so. there is the looming threat of a primary challenger is the scariest thing you can say to any house members. a lot of them have dug in and feel strongly, especially supporters of steve scalise who are voting against jim jordan on the floor. some of them feel he won the election against jordan fair and square. i think they have dug in and are not moving. host: when this gets settled, what is the first piece of legislation the house brings to the floor? guest: the top priority bill be aided to israel -- will be paid to israel -- aid to israel. israel, ukraine, taiwan, a big appropriations package is heading the way of congress. the senate is going to have to move first, the house usually moves first. with no speaker, the senate is gearing up to consider that. the senate seems to be way more willing than the house to support ukraine which is going to be a huge part of this. host: 60 billion dollars for ukraine, $40 billion fo

every democrat would vote for donald trump because if you look at x right now, the white house and the dncthey are talking about all the chaos on the republican side with the capitol coup. they would love the chaos to continue. if donald trump were in nomination every democrat in the house would vote for him and he only needs five republicans. he could be, if they change that rule, the next speaker. that would be crazy. >> brian: derek graves seem incensed and elise stefanik not on the top list but contender for it only woman to go for it. moved in leadership when liz cheney moved out. we have exclusive coming up. jim jordan, on our show at 8:00 this morning. stay tuned for that. >> now, let's go from midtown manhattan to north dallas, texas. and lawrence is talking with folks there at norma's cafe that is open early at 5:16 central time. >> lawrence: good morning, family. a lot to talk about what is happening here in the state of texas. let's pick up where you guys left off. that is the big speaker's race. ma'am, how do you feel about what is happening on capitol hill. they removed kevin

the dnc. dnc chair so steamed that this one mayor down aunt alice said, my party left me and i'm going to the other one. here he is. >> we have seen a rash from a recent rash. and i'm you all saw the news in dallas. democrat elected by his constituents to serve as a democrat for the policies. that he completely out of the blue flipped on the other side. he ain't got my vote. >> lawrence: so he didn't pick up and call the mayor of dallas. we went down there for an exclusive interview, the first on-camera interview for the mayor. this is what he had to say, watch. >> excuse me, mayor, the great city of dallas, my friend, mayor johnson. [applause] >> you made this big decision. you switched parties. i guess the question is, why? speak with the reality is, there is a really big gap at this point in time between who i am,t is important to me, what i am about and what the right party is and what is important to them and what that's about peer that has really come to a head as i have become mayor. ve

own, has -- dnc's own, has finally decide to consider and and allow an etf to be created.ust buy the bitcoin etf, so that will create significant demand. coinbase is effectively a proxy for the success and ability of crypto to continue. stuart: all right. you like it. >> i do. stuart: coinbase. what is gxo logistics? >> oh, wonderful company. the largest contract logistics provider in the world. we were just talking about amazon which doesal its stuff westernly, but let's say you are nike and you need to have your inventories managed. gxo will do that. they have all these different warehouseses. there's the the nike warehouse, ikea warehouse, it actually comes out of a gxo warehouse, and it's all autohated with -- automated with robots. stuart: all right, we'll take it. coming up, don't forget to send in your friday feedback to varneyviewersfox.com. >>> the white house will ask congress for $56 billion in aid for disaster relief, childcare, high-speed internet, ask and that's on top of the $105, $106 billion in aid for ukraine and israel. can we afford it? i'll ask house w

. >> brian: where is the dnc this year? chicago.he governors come out against this, the mayors is having a meltdown. the biggest turning point for me will be those residents of chicago. who sat there and screamed and said you are putting these illegal immigrants above us. >> lawrence: protesting outside the dnc. >> brian: that is the turning point on this issue. >> carley: steve, you just mentioned re-election. there is, of course, a presidential election playing out. and the woman who was defeated by former president donald trump in 2016 is speaking out today. but, before we get to what she just said, let's go into the way-back machine. >> brian: we don't have that yet. >> carley: september 9th, 2016, she called donald trump a basket of deplorables and all of his supporters and she is at it again. >> steve: she is, indeed. she was on with christian amanpour last night over on cnn. and she was talking about -- she was referring to the maga extremists out there. the ones who just blindly follow donald trump is the way she depicted it

guest: so what has happened, first of all there was a dnc meeting a few months ago in which the dnc committeeldn't band dark money in democratic primaries. that is not saying you can't take dark money in general but in democratic primaries. and in st. louis recently, hampshire, the votes, it is cap clear they will be counted. this is what moves bobby kennedy junior to say if they are not going to count my votes, what am i doing in this democratic primary. i do think it is a bad look for the dnc. they have decided that new hampshire is not the first in the nation. but there needs to be some ways to account for votes to be counted. there is a little bit of a sense of rigging the game that has animated people. it is the establishment force deciding. they could be a little more nimble. host: let's talk to bob who is calling from baldwinsville, massachusetts on the independent line. caller: my question is, and i have to know because of something you said a little while ago is -- how far do you think we should become involved in the conflict in israel? because of what you said before, i'd like to s

guest: so what has happened, first of all there was a dnc meeting a few months ago in which the dnc committeeldn't band dark money in democratic primaries. that is not saying you can't take dark money in general but in democratic primaries. and in st. louis recently, hampshire, the votes, it is cap clear they will be counted. this is what moves bobby kennedy junior to say if they are not going to count my votes, what am i doing in this democratic primary. i do think it is a bad look for the dnc. they have decided that new hampshire is not the first in the nation. but there needs to be some ways to account for votes to be counted. there is a little bit of a sense of rigging the game that has animated people. it is the establishment force deciding. they could be a little more nimble. host: let's talk to bob who is calling from baldwinsville, massachusetts on the independent line. caller: my question is, and i have to know because of something you said a little while ago is -- how far do you think we should become involved in the conflict in israel? because of what you said before, i'd like to s

now, and the president will call that cause that goes in the public and then they'll order wonderful dnc, it actually has come from outside the commons for the very to the pa, for the very you indicated that the very people who want to teach the rest of the allowed to have to move and let them know to move the ones who are saying that to have say to that is not as low to come from literature. but this is why i was saying we come to just blame as, as what all programs and maybe that's why they were so that we can see what kind of point to me. why should we allow outside us to plant these ideas of dividing us? and we guess so take them in and the move along with it. we shouldn't be agreeing to that because if you look at the do vision in midland, our call or the regional and then crowned true having issues with another. and then it tribes across the board as having program dis, it is something we can avoid the something we cannot risk. so a set of with respect to who is affiliating it for whatever reason was i think i have come to think of it may be some of this pause going back to the one

that accept this one time when the hospital was hit in gaza, killing hundreds of civilians, the the dnc report and the national investigation that i, i don't believe that is appropriate at this time. these really government has released a great deal of evidence to support their contention that it was, this was a misfire rocket attack from inside gaza. so why is washington not calling for an independent investigation? and so what happens in gaza shortly, even though you're west, understands the concept of conflict of interest. it's sort like the proof is real presented. is it that solid? we know that the idea of did not conduct operations in the area and by that, but by sci fi here, we know it because our radar of identified the trajectory of the rockets as they were being launched over overhead of the ally um hospital and you know, finally, because they admitted it themselves, but you're asking me for, for proof, you don't need to get from from me. what do you need to do is switch over to adjust the era the cost of life. and you can actually say go screenshot cache, and just you can see

that would just create all types of stink, i imagine with the dnc at the national scale. i want to talk to you about the other big california political news this week, the announcement from newly appointed california senator laphonza butler announcing she will not seek a full term in 2024. should this really be a surprise to anyone? what's your take? >> i don't know that i would call it a surprise, but i will say i think senator butler is somebody who, despite being relatively unknown, i think to a lot of voters and not having held elected office before this is somebody with a lot of political experience, ties to people like vice president harris, who you see there on the screen. a lot of ties within the world, organized labor. and so certainly once governor newsom said he was no longer picking a sort of interim, short term replacement for dianne feinstein, but somebody who was welcome to run for a full term if they saw fit. i think senator butler's path to winning a full term was a narrow one, but it was not impossible. and so this was something that there were a lot of

when president own not just for store the first of the nation primary if the dnc is willing to work with me but i will also make -- legitimate and i would populate a candidate dish cabinet with people who are the best and the brightest, people who care about customer service and zero base budgeting. no successful enterprise would do what we do, take what we did last year and at a few percent. there will be a place for you in my cabinet. we need to engage the youth and i will create the common sense cabinet position, someone who's sole responsibility is to identify the ways to improve how we do things. the spirit of business we have competing ideas and competing perspectives. and one more thing i will use the white house grounds to include americans. i will invite americans who want to explore the white house and enjoy its culture. i will not appoint ambassadors based on how much they gave to my campaign. how shameful that we have a country that encourages civic duty and public service, they work for decades to improve our image around the world, to increase the image abroad and to solve

run dnc can't throw down 50? ll can't throw down 50? you can't raise that money by the guys in the hall of fame? >> exactly. look. here's how it works. in the senate you had the retiring senator leahy chairman of appropriations earmarks $30 million to university of vermont. once he retires they rename the honors college where it went after him. he did it again $34 million earmark into the burlington international airport in the spring they renamed the airport after him. >> the whole state is going to be named leahy. just new hampshire and leahy right there. we are going to keep tracking this. pelosi $5 million for an elevator? take the stairs. how high could this thing go. it's a train station. it's not a monorail. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> so you know the boxers that take punch after punch and punch and won't go down, gold bar bar. biden had to go low and i mean really low. today, we discovered that gold bar's wife nadine is a straight up killer. we know who leaked the dashcam footage. nadine had just run a man over with he

you know, because they're because the dnc has already decided that there won't be any debates . so they're going to take this guy out before he even gets the deposition, just like they did the bernie, they're going to do to bernie they, they, it might go a different way. well, yes, by not having any debates then that become that's just a huge, huge hurdle that robert kennedy junior has to, has to overcome. because there, there are no debates. so basically the d and c has, it's is a coronation of joe biden for a 2nd term. so you think they're not having debates because they don't think that joe biden, given his condition, his age, et cetera, has the stamina to withstand or the intellectual acuity to be argumentative, disability. in fact, i will say to you, i will be very surprised if joe biden makes it to november of 24. i think that they're going to give us a bait and switch and the bait and switch is going to be gavin newsome. it's not going to be robert kennedy junior. how about the cadillac hers? are you skipping for the vice president for what? she's the vice president, if t

so obviously the moment you go for the dnc, yeah. is it costs to come send a picture because you may have to have more than one? that doesn't mean you need how much of the 10 to do because to deal with this, the only problem. so you want to didn't come vision, for example, sometime you want to come producing you, but how many different computer. but the, some doctors really good because for somebody that if you tears you can't afford to restart the whole thing. you have to tell you that it can be a competition. so it's minutes of extra cost. somebody with a cloak of getting into my bank and you feel like there it is? yeah, for 10 percent. that means you have costs with us and convert into 2 percent in terms of paying for that the close of business as low as possible, managing the data consistency because it is very easy to say. so if i keep it in the, which is the latest copy, i know you 5 operating, whether you already here, but i have to also update that and update it because so, so there is a cost of acquiring this. most of the co

dnc can operate where your public officials on the take. and so i just wanted you to say a few words about how important the work the u.s. government does in particular through state and usaid to fight public corruption. how important those efforts are to your ability to find the state space to do deals this is an advantage china has their willing to do deals with officials looking for handouts, we aren't. my guess is you rely on the work the united states in europe are doing to try to run anticorruption programming in places that are interest you. >> first i say it's not always an advantage. i think having our values be clear transparent to the rule of law private enterprise is something people want to be associate that has a political advantage to be associate with an american project because it shows it is clean that has an advantage. that i take your point many circumstances particular in competitive situations corruption is a problem and is an important tool for working with her inter- agent collects state department usaid but also oth

hard to predict, the left has launched a full-scale attack on the new speaker led, of course, by did dnc calling him a maga extremist and much more. and advising him not to get comfortable in his new position. now coming up, we're going to ask him how he plans to deal with his political adversaries, what are his top agenda items, how will he keep this caucus together? plus we'll check in on israel's looming ground invasion in gaza, a short incursion last night, the first of what we expect to be a major ground war in the days and weeks ahead. but first we start with breaking news out of maine tonight where we are tracking a developing situation near the home of robert card. he's the suspected mass shooter responsible for at least 18 murders, 13 injured. here now with the very latest, she is on the ground in maine for us tonight, mollie line has the latest on this mollie, thanks for being with us. >> sean, thanks for having me tonight. as you mentioned the manhunt continues, there's a significant amount of activity in the suspect's home town of bowdoin. they've really foe kissed in on a gr

i will not just restore the first in the nation primary if the dnc is willing to work with me on that. [laughter] i would also make the white house the people's house legitimate. i would populate a cabinet the best and brightest most able to manage ourdi agencies. two people care about customer service. you care about zero-based budgeting. no successful enterprise we do what we do. let's just take what we did last year end at a few% we negotiate how much we increase. we should be negotiating told person a person of character there will be a place real my cabinet. use cap next position someone whose sole responsibility is to identify ways to improve it's not business should not be weoperated like one bit of competition i will use the white house grounds to improve high dinners for the wealthy. i will invite americans who want to explore the white house and enjoy its culture and have music on the grounds i t will have common ground dinners in the white house. i would not in place and fasteners based on how much they gave my campaign, to the contrary. howav shameful that we are a country

president biden proposed calendar change, he will get his way and can't at this point go against the dncampshire. new hampshire has a state law that says they are the first primary, republicans are sticking with it us democrats are not. they are focused on north carolina. >> todd: president biden refuses to follow new hampshire law. thank you. speaking of cheryl casone, the fighting cheryl casones, the arizona diamondbacks win the series, first pennant since 2001. >> cave fly ball to right field and he's got it. the arizona diamondbacks heading to the world series. >> todd: so improbable, this moment getting a lot of attention. starting pitcher brandon fought takes a moment to read the bible. marte winning m.v.p., hitting his way to historic 16-game hitting streak, longest by any player starting his post-season career. diamondbacks face rangers on friday, i'm sure will will be excited for that. and another floor vote for speaker this afternoon and mike johnson named as the republican's fourth nominee. congressman ronny jackson here with a preview. >> carley: first lawrence will tell us w

he kicked off his independent campaign two weeks ago after the dnc refused to hold a debate. >> carley posted on linkedin, this administration response is impulsive built on intellectual bankruptcy and democratic inertia. i cannot work in support of rushing arms to one side of the conflict that i believe to be unjust and contradictory to the values we publicly espouse and i endorse. lots of big words. >> todd: special envoy under president trump join us now. great to have you in the studio. how prominent in anti-israel thinking in our own state department? >> it is widespread, we saw this under president trump. there are so many federal employees who believe they know better than the duly elected president of the united states. under trump we saw them underminus as we tried to carry out the mandate of the president. in this case, what is shocking, this employee seems to be suggested the u.s. should be arming hamas. is this guy kidding us? i think it has been a blessing he's stepped down and reality is that we need a system wide process for people who refuse to carry out the mandate of

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i think that is part of the dnc strategy. >> i want to identify the 30 families who have lost their loved 30 americans are dead this morning because her in israel because of all of this, 13 others are missing, we have no idea, what are the democrats saying about the 30 dead americans. >> silence. therein lies the problem in the rub. when you identify victims and take that as your defense i think right away you start to lose your moral compass. if you're an american congressperson your sense of true north is defending the country. maria: we don't have any hostages that are held, we understand 199 hostages, we don't how many are american. >> we have a guesstimate but we really don't know, that's why sending our brave men and women into israel into a battle zone there are special operation forces you are trained and successful at going into getting hostages in situations. i think it's time we get our boys and girls out. maria: the ready to deploy on the troops, these are specifically troops to help on healthcare. >> healthcare in a ministry of tasks but it begs the question at what point, at

calls for israel to de-escalate our generating plenty of headlines and potential headaches for the dncays h is resigning from democrat socialism of america up after dsa organized what he says was an anti- somatic rally in times square appear from new york to boston, progressives are scrambling to adapt massachusetts senator ed markey was even booed during a pro-israel rally. >> there must be a de-escalatio of the current violent. >> there were a lot of boos the are, within the next she days every lawmaker will have to go on the record about their thoughts on this crisis, the houses excepted to pick up a bipartisan resolution too honor israel and so far, members of the squad have yet to see if they will sign onto that resolution. >> thank you. ♪ >> bret: first-hand perspective of what happened saturday in israel. new york democratic congressman dan coleman and his family were there when the attacks began. joining us tonight and are alon with texans republican congressman, thank you for the inherent. congressman goldman, obviously scary situation for you and you family. tell us what happ

regarding donald trump, front-runner on the republican side by a mile and on the democrats side, the dnclet anybody else in, that is why r.f.k. jr. is talking about going independent. monmouth did another poll and asked viewers and voters and talked to registered voters and 76% of americans say joe biden is too old. three quarters of the country says joe biden is too old, half the country says donald trump is too old. then when it comes down to the question of who will motivate you to go and vote, either in the primary or general election, look at this, only 32% enthusiastic about joe, 37 about don and when you look at not enthusiastic at all, 70% biden, 62% say donald trump. that is so loud, this is good time to talk to the people. >> lawrence: we want to know what they think about it. hello, how are you? are you excited about this next election? you thinking more biden or donald trump? >> donald trump. you don't have to finish. >> lawrence: why donald trump? >> i know he loves our country and he is a godly man. >> lawrence: thank you, man. sir, what about you, who you leaning toward? >