about this with special feeling precisely here, in those places on which it depends very much economic prosperity of our people, but in the same places where material values ​​are concentrated, along with them are always human temptations and manifestations of human weakness. so it is very important that these tempting weaknesses do not overshadow our spiritual, strategic vision. both in relation to our own personality and its future, and in relation to the future of our entire country. through the prayers of the holy saints who shone in the russian land, may the lord protect our land from every enemy and adversary, may he strengthen our ruler orthodox president vladimir vladimirovich putin, helping him to govern our fatherland. relying on the help of faithful and worthy assistants, and may he help all of us , each in our place, to work for the good of the faith of the fatherland. amen! happy holiday to all of you! in memory of my stay in this holy temple, i would like to present this majestic image of the protection of the holy mother of god, when you venerate this image, remember in your prayer

economic prosperity. i've seen through many cycles that a strong and resilient financial system is key to a strong, dynamic and resilient economy. when the financial system works as it should, it helps american households finance home purchases, save for their children's education, enables businesses to get the capital to grow and hire and invest in new innovations. it allows households and businesses to manage their risks so they are prepared for the future. our strong financial system was crucial to our historic economic recovery, with banks continuing to lend and provide other critical services throughout the covid-19 pandemic. now our financial system is crucial to our medium and long-term economic agenda, supporting record growth and new business applications we've seen in this administration, and massive investments in infrastructure, clean energy and in your factoring -- and manufacturing that are at the heart of what i call modern supply-side economics. we should also never forget what happens whe

we've got the director of the centre for migration and economic prosperity, stephen wolf , and the economicand the long suffering journalist jonathan lees. oh, and. i'm going to take you live to florida, where hurricane milton is set to wreak absolute havoc , supposedly crashing into havoc, supposedly crashing into land whilst i'm on air. so get ready, britain. here we go . ready, britain. here we go. britain is full next. >> good evening. it's 10:00. britain is full next. >> good evening. it's10:00. i'm lewis mckenzie here in the gb newsroom . james cleverly has newsroom. james cleverly has overtaken robert jenrick to the top spot in the latest round of voting to be the next leader of the conservative party. cleverly leads the pack with 39 votes. robert jenrick in second with 31 and kemi badenoch third on 30. tom tugendhat has now been eliminated from the race, with only 20 votes. the final three candidates will now be whittled to down two in the next round of voting tomorrow afternoon . the voting tomorrow afternoon. the director general of m15 has warned that isis and al—qaeda are on the

our economic prosperity always has and always will depend on access to the us so while trade turbulencechina of course has a negative impact on canada, if we are not on—site with the americans on this approach to china, we would have far larger economic concerns on the horizon. what does this mean for canadian consumers who might be wanting to purchase a cheaper ev car. right now it will not have an impact because we did not have any chinese manufactured ev cars in canada. there was an increase in the last year of electric vehicles from china. that was largely from tesla vehicles manufactured in shanghai. there are some changes but canadians have access to 80 vehicle models and it is growing rapidly every week as you products are brought into the market. ——week as new products are brought the big question is can we hit the aggressive targets the federal government has set which is ioo% ev sales. that is a big climb. shares in aston martin have fallen by more than 20% after a warned of lower profits this year. they can are famed for its links to james bond says it has been hit by falling

created a new constitution but he didn't really reach the promises the economic promises and economics prosperity. that's he, that she promised. but in the same time, that's maybe what pushed him to jail. all those people and silence any a position, whether it's a journalist or a politician. that may challenge she's worked on the day, the 2 nations vote for present dw reporter, right adult, and many, many thanks, right. thank you. and finally, a mystery of the art world. now looks to be solved, thanks to to dr. astronomers who had some help from a texas university. until now it wasn't clear exactly where and when vincent van gogh painted the avenue of poplars at sunset. now the astronomers say it was painted on this street in nguyen, in the southern netherlands, looked at old maps to find the trees which were still there. and they say he must have painted it on november, 13 or 14, in 1884, and that old weather forecast and the position of the sun and his scott us up next we joined the women doing some of the hardest work as the world's biggest beer festival unix, october 5th, and 1st of state jun

our economic prosperity always has and always will depend on access to the us so while trade turbulencehas a negative impact on canada, if we are not on—side with the americans on this approach to china, we would have far larger economic concerns on the horizon. qatar a ways will buy a 25% on virgin airways. it was originally blocked by the australian government last year but what the minority stake for an undisclosed amount for a private equity firm. more than 40 private equity firm. more than a0 non—us flight operators may be using players that come with safety risk. there's according to the safety boa rd safety risk. there's according to the safety board which has been investigating an incident where a runner panel became jammed. boeing has declined to comment but it is fell by almost 3%. it is the latest setback after a midair emergency back injanuary. shares in aston martin have fallen by more than 20% after a warned of lower profits this year. they can are famed for its links to james bond says it has been hit by falling sales in china and supply chain issues. there has been incre

track with our goal, which is regional integration. expanding the abraham accords and greater economic prosperity for all. that's my that's the best case scenario. that's middle east on the left. laura bloomfield, thank you so much. thank you. former us president, the republican, candida donald trump, has a breakdown to the pennsylvania town where he was talking to it in the sauce. the nation of time in july security was extra tied for sat today's event with just one month until the election folds show a close race, including in the key battleground, state of pennsylvania, from supporters to deliver an election day victory, and vowed to never quit. for nearly 3 months after a snipers pulling narrowly missed killing, the former president, trump train has returned to butler, pennsylvania, complete with higher security and merchandise commemorating the assassination attempt. on july 13, trump spoke defiantly about the events that day, which left him wounded in one of his supporters did. after a man with the rifle was able to take up position on a nearby roop top and fire on the republican candidate

track with our goal, which is regional integration. expanding the abraham accords and greater economic prosperity for all. that's my that's the best case scenario. that's middle east on the left. laura bloomfield, thank you so much. thank you. in the meantime, as israel and his ballade trade strikes, look around, the clock, civilians are desperate to get away from the fighting air. raid sirens ringing out these 3 of the city of heights. nearby rockets fired from 11 on ignite fires, northern israel, and 11 on explosions. rock, a route, southern suburb, as israel continues striking densely populated areas, it says home to as well as commanders and weapons on the ground neighborhoods line room. and everybody here to check to make sure that everybody here well, why strikes are taking a psychological tool. so now i'm terrified if i hear this sound let me use other than that, right? it's not right at all lebanese officials say the ongoing air strikes have shattered their roots, health care system. more than 22 hosp things medic incentives have been attacked . we've seen a almost 120 search tea uh vehic

very fortunate to sit beside the largest, most dynamic economy in the world, in the us, our economic prosperity on access to the uso while trade turbulence with china of course has a negative impact on canada, if we are not on—site with the americans on this approach to china, we would have far larger economic concerns on the horizon.- concerns on the horizon. what does this _ concerns on the horizon. what does this mean _ concerns on the horizon. what does this mean for _ concerns on the horizon. what does this mean for canadian i does this mean for canadian consumers who might be wanting to purchase a cheaper ev car. right now it will not have an impact because we did not have any chinese ev cars in canada. 2500% largely from tesla vehicles manufactured in shanghai. there are some changes but canadians have access to vehicle models and it is growing rapidly every week as you products are brought into the market. the big question is can we hit the aggressive targets the federal government has set which is 100% ev sales.— 100% ev sales. that is a big club. qatar _ 100% ev sales. that is a big c

industrial foundation and one that will jointly support our friends aallies national security and economic prosperity. korea is the world's second largest ship building country with a 30% market share and reputation for efficiency and excellence. visiting korea's ship yard earlier this year to see our swift ship building, as he mentioned himself during the korea national day reception two weeks ago. of course, challenges remain, there are various-- full cooperation that we must address. for example, u.s. low mandate that u.s. military ships must be built in america which have limited the expands with foreign partners. this is salient as approaching elections, increase the core to protect american manufacturing and the associated jobs. nevertheless, this is a pivotal moment and we must recognize that cooperation creates benefits than protection. while the u.s. remains unmatched in its ability to produce the most technology advanced military force, strengthening the military base cannot be accomplished overnight or by itself. we can best enhance our capabilities and innovation to ensure a secure future

. >> reporter: he believes he can bring back economic prosperity through strength which includes tariffs. the second day he talked about how tariffs, more of an incentive. listen to this. >> the higher the tariff the more likely it is to have them come in. >> the value of those goods. >> the higher the tariff the more likely it is the company will come into the united states and build a factory in the united states so it doesn't have to pay the tariff. >> he helped develop the tariff strategy, listening. >> he's building on what he learned the first time but it is not known to the public the algorithms used and how focused and how much finesse is involved in these tariffs in 2019-20. and many other countries involved in trade negotiations, that otherwise would not have been made for years. >> reporter: economic prosperity in the tariffs will pay for much of his tax cuts, others disagree with that. neil: raising this issue of which candidate poses better economic arguments, we will be exploring that with some esteemed guests including from bank of america but the view from the harris camp

you know, the economic prosperity, the building up of the military. i mean, i think of, you know, the truman's decisions. naito the kinds of things that happened after the war, putting together that postwar order around world, you know, i mean, think about taft in the way he served, you know, all over the world, even he was president. and obviously, you know, ike, the free world. i love james. his comment about his grandfather's you know, incorporating human rights into our diplomacy and into who we are as a people and reflecting something that was latent but had never been articulated in that way before. i got a question from the audience here, and it's actually directed specifically to you, mary jean, about grandfather's planning of d-day specifically and sort of his making process. and i wanted to sort of expand that question to all of you and give you one last or one last statement about about decision making. because what presidents do you know, we've talked about their campaigning, their elections. that's a series of of decisions as well. but th

if we're concerned about economic prosperity, should we not want a growing population?rinking population ? decline a shrinking population? >> not necessarily. there are two really key important factors that one has to consider when looking at economic prosperity. one is whether we have a population that, as you say, actually grows to match those numbers of people that are dying. and then this ons figures, we see for the first time that the population of, of immigrants from abroad actually surpasses those people who are dying in the uk, but more importantly, to economic growth. it's whether we have what's called gnp per capita growing thatis called gnp per capita growing that is our natural wealth. that's the wealth of you, me and all these people in the country. and what we clearly see in this country is a massive decline. only ten years ago, the uk was the fifth in the world of having the fifth in the world of having the population of our growth growing with the population. now we're the 25th. and what that's showing is that we're becoming poorer and poorer because of

we want to make sure there is a strong and resilient iraqi government and that means also economically prosperous. so it is important that there are not only effective coordination but i think improved coordination and communication. certainly being gauged with their friends and herb you to see how we can help support this goal. >> and the challenges on this can you elaborate is it a governmental problem? since you were engaged on this topic itself the specific topic. >> i think the challenge between herb you and baghdad terms of government are well-known and we continue to engage with all elements both in baghdad and herb deal to improve relationships and at the end of the day we cannot resolve issues for either but we can be a good counterpart and a good friend and trying to support improved medications between all parties. >> thank you so much. can you hear me? >> yes, ken. >> can you elaborate on this topic? >> for sure, for sure. the thing is there have been many opinions in the kurdistan regional government as well as the government of iraq. the thing is all the solutions of people have bee

handicraft industry of sistan baluchistan, which can be a good capacity for employment and economic prosperity in rural and rural communities. according to the announcement of the general directorate of heritage cultural, tourism and industries category of the province, now nearly 50 thousand women of sistan baluchistan are working in coin embroidery and needlework industry. pourali, zahedan broadcasting news agency. we have reached the end of this news section. at 11 o'clock, the next section will be news. greetings, thank you very much for still being a viewer of khabar network, just as in the news section at 10:00 am, your opinion was received by our respected viewers . the exchange of fire between the zionist regime and lebanon is still happening. we are also reviewing and examining the dimensions of the developments from today . mr. dr. alipour, we have reached this stage of a media psychological operation in fact, the zionist regime has tracked him down and is trying to make himself look like a regional power and say that i am very big. now, on that side of the matter, he is using behavi

field of handicrafts in sistan baluchistan, which can be a good capacity for employment and economic prosperity in rural communities. according to the announcement of the general administration of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts of the province, there are now nearly 50,000 women from sistan baluchistan. they work in coin embroidery and needlework industry. pourali, zahedan broadcasting news agency. the death toll of the powerful hurricane helen in the southeast of the united states reached 120 people. the ministry of internal security has predicted the death toll of this storm to more than 600 people reach this storm covers a large area of ​​america from florida to virginia. there are also power cuts for millions of people. the road and bridge have been destroyed and flooded. the us emergency management agency announced that hundreds of roads are still closed in south carolina and more than 1,000 people are still housed in temporary shelters. thank you for your cooperation with this news section. have a nice day and god bless you. in the name of god, i greet you, dear countrymen, unt

of course, we know the playbook for economic prosperity because we put into action 80 years ago. -- eight years ago. we went right to work implementing policies we always said we supported. we cut regulations. we reduce taxes. we produced energy here at home. we got the government out of the way. and we allowed the free market to thrive again. as a result, we saw poverty rates plummet, incomes rise, and the stock market sore. simple if i the tax code and let americans keep more of their own money. nearly 7 million people were no longer dependent on food stamps. middle-class family income rose by nearly $6,000, and incomes rose in every single metro area in the united states for the first time in nearly three decades. we made america an attractive place to do business and companies wrought more than $1.7 trillion in capital back to within our borders. we stood up the countries that were exporting one side trade deals and we added 500 10,000 manufacturing jobs for our middle-class workers. we expanded apprenticeships to more than 850 thousand workers. we had the lowest unemployment rate wit

the economic prosperity, the building up of military, i think of truman's decisions, nato, the kinds of things that happen after the war, putting together the postwar order around the world. think about taft the way he served, all over the world, even before he was president. obviously, ike, the free world. i love james's comment about his grandfather's incorporating human rights into her diplomacy , into who we are as a people, reflecting something that was probably latent but had never been articulated in that way before. i have a question from the audience, it's directed specifically you mary jean, about your grandfathers planning of the date specifically. his decision-making process. i want to expand that question to all of you and give you one last statement about decision- making. because what presidents do, we talked about the campaigning and elections, that is a series of decisions as well. but once they win the elections they have to make a lot of really important decisions. what can you tell us each briefly about what you know about how -- we will start there and work her w

allows for greater stability, economic prosperity and international security. fundamentally democratic governance might not be ideal. might have a lot of flags. but essentially been proven to be better or at least a bad mood the world has experience in modern time. when we compete with the prc, we are trying to shore up our examples of why the transatlantic alliance. it's not because of this hubert. it's not because of the american empire. it's about this clash of ideas is being contested every day. i should say finally, because i will stop here, this is all very theoretical i could get into somehow the manifestation. this is not competition the united states and her allies asked for. there is a revisionism among the authoritarian the autocrats in the world. there is a bandwagon among the authoritarian to depose their system, their idea, their vision on others. this is again not an imperial democracy. it standing up for what we believe in and out of revisionism, regression and imposition the prc, russia authoritarian order that we think is deeply. excellent unp

industrial foundation and one that will jointly support our friends aallies national security and economic prosperity. korea is the world's second largest ship building country with a 30% market share and reputation for efficiency and excellence. visiting korea's ship yard earlier this

standing in the vote . 14 years after the arab spring was supposed to assure and democracy and economic prosperity from those 2 museums, life is as hard as as a bonded smith has this report. now from tunas. these training shifts in their early twenties was supposed to be among the main beneficiaries of 2 nephews revolution, 14 years ago. but youth unemployment, almost 40 percent. it is high now as it was then. so many of them see that future elsewhere look different and then i want to get my diploma work in hotels and get enough experience to move abroad to guitar. i've got someone there who can help me since i want to study more then go abroad where i can get an apprenticeship and i hope to come back to tennessee again to work. i'm not loading in the election though. there isn't a candidate to work for the good of the country, decades of economic hardship and corruption helped spock to easy as revolution. 14 years ago, a 129 people were killed in demonstrations that eventually ousted the all star terry and president z, not but dean by the alley, jo, a, china was shot in the leg during the protest

trump's is a path to economic prosperity and freedom for the american people. >> i'm with 7 news detroithe auto industry such a main focus of tonight, what does the future of the auto industry look like. is there any room for e.v.'s or hybrids? >> sure. but for those made in the united states of america. part of the reason tariffs matter, they give us leverage in negotiating against our competitors. you go to europe or china, how many american automobiles do you see on the road? very, very few. because they have decided to protect their native manufacturing industries where under kamala harris' leadership we said you are on your own and it doesn't make any sense. here's what it is going to look like. it doesn't matter what vance or trump thinks it is going to look like. and they are going to determine what it is going to look like in 10, 15 years. what it looks like you have a lot of people driving gas-powered cars and driving an e.v. or hybrid. that's what i think the american people want. and donald trump economic agenda is about empowering americans to make their own choices and buy a

standing in the vote. 14 years after the arab spring was supposed to assure and democracy and economic prosperity from those 2 reasons, life is as hard as ever funded smith has this report. now from tune as these trainees shift scenario, the twenty's was supposed to be among the main beneficiaries of to easiest revolution 14 years ago. but use unemployment almost 40 percent. it is high now as it was then. so many of them see the future elsewhere. and that's what the problem then i want to get my diploma work in hotels and get enough experience to move abroad to guitar.

trump's is a path to economic prosperity and freedom for the american people. >> i'm with 7 news detroithe auto industry such a main focus of tonight, what does the future of the auto industry look like. is there any room for e.v.'s or hybrids? >> sure. but for those made in the united states of america. part of the reason tariffs matter, they give us leverage in negotiating against our competitors. you go to europe or china, how many american automobiles do you see on the road? very, very few. because they have decided to protect their native manufacturing industries where under kamala harris' leadership we said you are on your own and it doesn't make any sense. here's what it is going to look like. it doesn't matter what vance or trump thinks it is going to look like. and they are going to determine what it is going to look like in 10, 15 years. what it looks like you have a lot of people driving gas-powered cars and driving an e.v. or hybrid. that's what i think the american people want. and donald trump economic agenda is about empowering americans to make their own choices and buy a

after the election of 1896, we saw economic prosperity. it was a resounding success all over the country. he really saw that between the election in 1896 and 1901. the american people, really saw the sound of government. they have an able hand. the election of 1896 is really a great win. 1901 was really a better win. people had confidence in william mckinley, of economic prosperity that we had during that period of time. >> it is interesting to think, too. one, wasn't necessarily uncommon to switch. like in the case of truman. vice president was there. they just didn't want him. they wanted somebody else, not the person that was there. in the case of mckinley, his vice president had died in office. interesting to think how many times in our history, especially in the 19th century, there is nobody in the vice presidency. there was no mechanism to replace the vice president. the speaker of the house is next in line. that is a different amendment for the constitution. a lot of times, we didn't have a vice president in that office. -- died. mc

one is in favor of national security, homeland security and economic prosperity, and the other is going us that the government should control your money, we should have open borders, and we won't protect our greatest ally in the middle east which is israel. tonight you're going to see two very different candidates who are going to outline two very different messages. the difference is tim walz has been on the debate stage, he's been an elected official for 20 years, so he's been on the debate stage nine times. d. the vance has been in office for two years, so tim walz is going to be the ready for this debate let's not underestimate that tim walz will try and run from the biden agenda. elizabeth: yeah. i mean, politico is reporting that democrats are really worried about a tim walz. he shuts down conversations when he's pressed about misstems, that's according to the report. -- missteps. he's not a gifted debater. he's got a lot of controversies like mishandling the 2020 the i riots. kamala harris has about a dozen flip-flops trying to appear more moderate, flip-flopping toward trump's p

you tell me, is it extreme to want a domestic manufacturing base for economic prosperity and a strong national defense in it case we need it? i don't think so. is it extreme to want a secure border where we decide who comes in and out based on a simple yardstick. is that person going to enhance the prosperity and welfare and security of this country? okay. come on in. no? try to get into canada. they wouldn't even let me in and i had a visa. i tried to go up there. we'd go up there and give speeches. they're just like hard as. like i'm thinking, we need a little of that. fly over country which i like to call america. hard scrabble. that's where they come from. they shouldn't be shot, killed and dismembered because we don't have our act together in washington. maga is beautiful. it's america. if somebody asks you what maga is. you tell them. secure borders, strong manufacturing base and end endless wars. that's it. how is that extreme? you contrast that with genital mutilation in young boys. dei corporations. you know what that means. it's weird. i say dei now everybody knows what it i

once economic prosperity there.trump has recast the republican party is the party of worker and conservative values and common sense and it's having an effect on the democratic party as well. they're running away from work. 2024 they are trying to sound more like trump and the republicans. >> what we are seeing is a clear and total rejection of these radical progressive values and black americans are the canary in the coal mine. we are going to see the single largest in my lifetime rejection by black americans of a party they have been affiliated with for my entire life. it's precisely because these policies are so far out of the mainstream. >> sean: last word steve miller? >> it's finally sinking in with the american people as president trump has been out there every day in his podcast and tv interviews and radio interviews and speeches documenting all these terrifying facts about her record and that's why you will see not just a record number black americans with record minority support and also seeing as kellyann

we're about economic prosperity. if we're not interested in politics, we're into invest investor in the future. why? what o e quote? and it's fast, do any single segment least interesting. iran, he said we've only alpha. he said we obviously are in contact with them. but if this is a very sensitive type and a sensitive issue, october 7th was a horrible terrorist attack. it should never have happened, but it's all about proportionate response. and he said, we don't want to say anything that could possibly aggravate the situation. so i mean time, israel is reportedly delaying. it's so called retaliation stripe on iran, off to america, reportedly delete the doc. you once leak, that's the type plans. know israel was saying was got anybody, we're going to rethink the whole upcoming strike on iraq. one of the commentators, one of the, one of the correspondence that said, why is it only american aircraft carriers that off the coast of israel, what am i getting done? what about getting some of those ships in there and able t

for his family andmily n you feel you cannot provide the, you go to a party that promisesn economic prosperity laura: they are banking onwo women liking the pajama way types who work from home and worried about the man escaping. and all the rest. two very wise women. thank you very both.g to exploiting a soldier's death and w low they were goingkfir to attack trump, but boy has this backfired. the sister of the murdered soldier joins us exclusively next. ♪ ♪ let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families, like my own. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your e

we want low energy costs and energy security to be a foundation of national security and economic prosperity. the fact they're bending the knee shows they understand this is what most of us in the country are at. they take that as good news. larry: yeah, that's a great and important point. moving along and voting if you're a citizen, not voting if you're not a citizen. now this has become the oddest thing. alabama tried to claim the roles of noncitizens and justice department is bringing a lawsuit and we had senator tuberville on and virginia would like to clean the roles of noncitizens and justice department brought a lawsuit against them. and california doesn't care and the justice department did not do a darn thing. we've got proposition one in new york that would permit noncitizens, illegal immigrants in effect and would allow them to vote and don't have to be a citizen in new york. i guess in ohio, your home state, there's a similar debate going on and this is the very nasty discussion and shouldn't be allowed it seems to me and is it too much to ask to be a citizen in order to vote in

hardship, high cost of living, poverty, and homelessness and a vote for donald trump is a vote for economic prosperityty for every single one of us as americans. larry: all right, very powerful stuff. joining us now is tatie pavlich, editor of town hall.com and fox news contributor, caroline downey staff writer at american review and deputy strategies teen eric come director, ladies, thank you for coming and you all were there and we can get your eyewitness. katie, i thought one of the -- this was a national speech because it was televised in i seen by everyone. you had democrats, republicans, you had progressives and elon musk was a big progressive not so long ago. you see where he's come in this election. you had mr. trump talking about how kamala coming on. >> we had melania come on stage and introducing president trump and it was a closing argument and bringing people together and the theme of the night was unifying the country and looking around the arena and that's what you saw and most importantly you saw a bunch of people, thousands of them inside and outside including people that waited in li

kamala harris has failed to deliver the basic necessities of the economic prosperity. donald trump is very fond of saying it, you are fired, go back to san francisco where you belong. we are getting the president the american people deserve. [applause] i really worried by the way, i see we have a lot of young people in the crowd. we have some generational diversity. i love that, i want you to be able to own a slice of your country. build wealth for yourself and your family we have credit card debt through the roof, young people can't afford to buy a home. we are creating a country where my generation and everybody younger, they will be poppers in their own country. i want the american dream to be affordable again. it will only happen if we put donald j. trump back in the white house. [applause] i did not realize this, we are joined by a real celebrity, right here in the second row. [applause] a way bigger celebrity than i am. talking about housing, the media, they don't like to talk about the fact that one of the biggest drivers in housing costs, one of the biggest rea

when you feel you can't provide you go to a party that promises economic prosperity.s the republican party at this point. >> laura: i think they are banking on women kind of liking the pajama boy types that only work from home and worried about man escaping and all the rest, dana and breanna. two very wise women. thank you both. all right. the media exploiting a soldier's death. this is how low they're going to attack trump. but, boy, has this backfired? the sister of the murdered soldier joins us exclusively, next. ♪ ♪ my team and i are always moving around our country to connect with so many great people. and as i've gotten older, well, the aches and pains have crept into all parts of my life. but i'm not ready to slow down. that's why i take relief factor. i feel the difference it makes in my life. not only do i move better without pain, i just feel better. if pain is affecting your life, see how relief factor can help. 100% drug free, relief factor doesn't mask pain. it helps eliminate it. get your 3-week quickstart today for only $19.95. >> laura: how low can the

for economic hardship, poverty, and homelessness and a vote for donald trump is at vote for economic prosperityr every one of us as americans. >> if you want to seal the border, vote trump. if you want to restore law and order in this country, vote trump. if you want to build an economy in this country, vote trump. if you want to revive a national pride in this country, vote trump. >> one they could not beat him they tried to bankrupt him, when that did not work they tried to impeach him. when that a downgrade they try to put him in federal prison and then when i did not write the even tried to kill him for but as sure as the american flag is still waves kai o'donnell trump still stands ready to fight, ready to win and ready to make america great again! one of my fellow americans, if you are wanting what's best for your family and this country, you will vote donald j. trump as the 47th president of the united states! >> jesse: in you guys also had dr. phil. [chuckling] did you guys all go on the plane together, you, dr. phil, dana white, rfk jr., what is going on! >> i think that is true divers

i was struck by the way in which, on one hand, this is economic prosperity. the farmer gets rich selling his lands, the little town that was struggling is blooming again because of the new residents are moving into the developments, but people are grumbling about it at the same time. i have examples that i dug up in my research. it isn't what it used to be, we do not like these new people, they are the newcomers, they just don't understand. you see this all the time. i lived in a place called naperville, illinois, which is emblematic of this. there is this irony at the center of our suburban aspirations that inevitably, if a suburban is successful, it just gets more crowded, which create more of the things we thought we were escaping in the first place. suburbia has always promised connection to the good parts of urban life but with the values of a rural life and when you discover that you cannot actually have it both ways, it helps explain i think white suburban -- i think it explains why suburban areas move out because we are chasing a green we could never

of living, poverty, and homelessness and a i have a -- vote for donald trump is a vote for economic prosperitymericans. >> all right very powerful stuff, joining us now katie pavlich, and caroline downey, fox fox news contributor and roma dar daravi, ladies thank you, you were all there we can get our eyewitness. but katie, i thought this is a national speech, it was televised. it i thought what you had is a compilation of the closing arguments, you had democrats, and republicans, and you had foreign -- elon musk was a big progressive. you see where he is now, you had mr. trump talking about how kamala harris broke it, he will fix it. are you better off than. a closing argument. >> and former first lady, melania came on stage, i were surprised. and it was a certainly a closing argument bringing people together. a big theme of night was president trump wants to unify the nation, you looked around last night that is what y you saw, saw a bunch of people, thousands of them in and outside including people who waited in line for hours, they could not get it they went to area bars and demanded that

what i was struck by is the way in which, on one hand, this is economic prosperity, right, the farmerrich selling off this land. the little town that was struggling is now moving again because of all of these new residents moving into the developments. but people are grumbling about it at the same time. i have examples of this i dug up in the research that i did. it isn't what it used to be. we don't like these new people. we are the old-timers, they are the newcomers. they just don't understand -- you see this all the time. i looked at a place called naperville, illinois, which i think is emblematic of all of this. there is i think, this kind of irony buried at the center of our suburban aspirations. that inevitably if it's successful it just gets more and more crowded, which creates more of the things we thought we were escaping in the first place. suburbia has always promised connection to all of the goodies of urban life, with all of the values of a rural life. when you discover you can't have it both ways, this i think helps explain why suburban growth has always moved further an

[cheering] if you want to return to economic prosperity, border security and global stability, you willroven he can deliver all of that. my fellow americans, if you want to what is best for your family in this country you vote donald j trump as the 47th president of the united states. thank you new york. have a good night. [cheering] ♪. jon: it dana white the head of the ufc the ultimate fighting championship they're giving his endorsement to donald trump at this big rally that is underway right now in madison square garden and new york city. you are looking live at madison square garden and the crowd that is assembled there. ♪ we will be right back with more coverage on the fox report. fedex presents tall tales of true deliveries. ♪"burning love" by elvis presly♪ there it is! ♪ we got it... just in time. thank you very much! so basically elvis lives! long live the king! if this is what we did for film history, see what we can do for your business. fedex. (vo) these days, $20 won't get you far. but at red lobster, you're big shrimpin' baby! it's shrimp your way. choose 3 flavors for $20