i asked this of elise stefanik at the top of the show.he nate silver probability, i know this stuff can be very wrong. to some extent though, joe concha, this could be her last dance. >> this is the everything for her. if she doesn't do well tonight, this campaign is over. well, it'll get to november, but donald trump will be your 47th president. so she's going to try to go to the he resterred sinker route -- rehearsed zinger route. so i think when trump, when those zingers come, he should do what he did with joe biden in june where he said let's not act like children, remember? when biden challenged him to golf, dismiss the insults and just say, look -- larry: oh, she'll try to do one of those to trump like she did to biden years ago when they were debating, in 2019. is that what you're getting at? >> that's right. and trump should say people wan performance, not perform art -- performance art, and we have serious problems. by the way, there's no audience there tonight. when you try to do a zinger, it's like live comedy. if there's no au

elise stefanik joining us in a few minutes. edward lawrence is live in pennsylvania with a preview of his last dangs. dangs what's you got, aaron? >> yeah, larry, take a step back here and president kamala harris wants to increase taxes for corporations as well as some others and she wants to add government regulations and more government oversight and she believes that will move the economy forward and for example, as prices have now increased from the month that she came into office, she wants to task the ftc with going after price gouging bringing justice for clean energy jobs and never mentionings economic growth. moving the time-based of most progressive senator in congress. >> this isn't ability how far left or right you are. it's who you're fighting for and solving the problems that confront this country. that's why we've been able to build a wide and diverse coalition and that's less concerned about ideology and far more concerned about how we get things done for the american people. reporter: president trump wants to e

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. >> house republican conference chair elise stefanik and white house middle east coordinator brett mcgurk spoke at the israeli-american council summit in washington, d.c. picked in your congresswoman criticize the biden administration's policy on israel and discussed her call for university presidents to resign over the handling of anti-semitism on their campuses. current hostage negotiations between israel and hamas and outline the biggest obstacle to a possible deal. he served in national security post for both republican and democratic presidents including president biden. >> well, thank you so much. thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you so much for that warm welcome and thank you to call you for that very kind introduction. i want to first began and think doctor adelson, elan carr and the israeli-american council for inviting me to be with you here today at this historic event. first off, how great was president trump yesterday? i was honored like all of you to spend time with them last night as he shared his sister work record of strength for israel and the jewish people

i would argue that elise stefanik is not someone i consider a neutral source, she is very partisan. i want to be kind and charitable on c-span but i want to fact-check that. i think women in particular have done much better hunter biden and harris. as an african-american woman who owns a small business and has to the last 15 years, i can tell you there are a lot more incentives and programs and things to help. a lot of people took those loans. i wish i did, i didn't. i didn't know they weren't going to make you pay it back. i think this administration has been very focused on diversity and how we come together and use it as a strength and not a weakness, not attacking people of color and particularly black women as trump's prefixes for doing. host: up first, milton, line for democrats. go ahead. guest: good morning. caller: morning. as far as not going back to the trump economy that he had when he was president, what i want to say in lead up to the question is that going all the way back to reagan, every time that we have a republican president, they pass of the economy and when ame

house republican conference chair elise stefanik join us now.esswoman, your reaction and your sense as we are on the eve of this debate. is president trump running against v.p., senator or the d.a.? >> he is running against all of kamala harris' failed record. start with border, kamala harris is joe biden's open border czar. i put resolution on house floor and multiple democrats voted condemning her as the open border czar. she owns this illegal immigration crisis that led to loss of life of law-abiding americans. in addition president trump will hold her accountable for her record as d.a. the fact she supports defunding the police and that is why he has endorsement. this is clear contrast today for all americans to see. it is long overdue. she has not sat for a solo interview, the american people are tuning in and will see success and leadership of president trump in his first term and weakness and failure as she served for v.p. >> brian: we don't need people to go to the border to understand what you are talking about. we have 67,000 illegals

elise stefanik, we'll be right back. . ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. >>> looming strike at american ports from east you gusts threatening to upend the holiday season white house says will not block workers from picketing lydia hu live from port in new jersey this morning details what is making workers unhappy now lydia. >> good morning there, maria, major concerns for the doc workers wages, automation if we don't get a new agreement made we could very well see a strike happening, in less than two weeks' time that would bring major economic consequences for country, dozens cross the country pleadeding with president biden to take action we harder from official president will not use federal law to block a strike, they write this in a statement we support collective bargaining bargaining believe best for american workers employers to come to agreement why we encourage all remain at bargaining table

representative elise stefanik said that the nation now has an obligation to vote for him. >> based on these 2 attempts on his life. so there's that sort of call there to do if you want to do the best for your nation. this is who your candidate should be. >> right. well, i don't know that this assassination attempt are either assassination attempt is going to change people's minds. >> if you were planning on voting for kamala harris, if you are planning on voting for a third-party candidate. >> you're unlikely to switch your preference to donald trump because of this. so again, i would say it's more about people who already were planning to vote for him. course, elise stefanik has been trump supporter for some but it's not probably not going to change people's minds. >> it did change trump's instagram following after the previous assassination attempt that he survived. he gained a million instagram followers which then gives him you would think a million more eyeballs on his messaging on his campaign on his platform on his merchant. he's trying to south. so there is an impact there as

elise stefanik wasn't saying much about that.ust say that. >> martha: hakeem jeffries has not asked for his resignation? >> he has not at this point. but a lot of democrats have. they have asked for him to step aside, and you do not see new york republicans turning on one of their own who has his own ethical problems. >> martha: we just have about 25 seconds here. i want to end here with susan. jimmy carter turns 100. 100 this week. that is extraordinary. >> yeah. >> martha: just a quick thought on his legacy. >> first of all, let's just say that the -- the fact he's making it this far -- this is a guy who has outlived all the guidelines for hospice care. remember at the moving funeral for his wife, rosalynn, we all thought this was it. he's a reminder that there are second, third, and fifth acts in american public life. >> martha: it's true. a remarkable, remarkable man. >>> up next, we travel to israel's northern border to see the impact of the battle between israel and hezbollah. my conversation with two residents there with w

country if the trey: would you advise the former president to use surrogates like nikki haley and elise stefanik and other women to make the case for him? >> i'm a big believer and that's fine. i'm a big believer that as a candidate you have to defeat it and make the case yourself. and the issues that drill a lot of gender gaps in 2020 and in 2022 and the fear mongering the democrats were trying to push and that's been settled down and i think the former president has a opportunity there and always going to be a bit of it but nothing he can't do himself and that's him in 2024. chris sununu from the great state of new hampshire. thank you for joining us on a sunday night. up next, stop nerve nucleus if you've seen this movie but yet another government shutdown may be looming and we have more after th could this be menopause? clearblue menopause stage indicator uses an app that combines your age, cycle data, and fsh hormone levels over time in a personalized report to share with your doctor to get the clarity you need. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! sa

but a special, a really special person doing a phenomenal job in congress, elise stefanik. that's a pretty good hand. they jumped up, they jumped up. what was that all about, elise? that's pretty impressive. ambassador michael herzog. thank you, ambassador. thank you very much. thank you very much. a friend of mine, a great lawyer and his beautiful wife is with him. alan dershowitz. oh, very, very nice. thank you, alan. and many of the very distinguished guests. i have so many that i can't call because we don't have enough time. we're on television, we're all over the place and i'm supposed to be calling out names that nobody ever heard of. so we won't do that. but please know that we love you all, including congressmen and senators that are here. we have a lot of them. thank you. thank you very much. before we begin. i just want to mention some polls that just came out. they just came out. remember in the old days, i used to call the polls because the fake news would never do it. i said if i don't do it, nobody else is going to do it. a highly respected rasmussen poll, one

elise stefanik williams is president of american of plastic surgeons.hat kind of surgeries are we talking about here? >> good morning. thank you for having me on. we're talking about gender affirming care for minors only. american society of plastic surgeons feels there is not enough evidence to support this type of procedure in ad adolescents. >> todd: talking about top surgery which remove breast from the woman, things like that. >> we're talking about adolescent care. there is host of operations considered as gender affirming care and they involve a group of procedures that allow an individual to become more aligned with their gender identity. >> todd: why? why won't you perform these surgeries ? >> it's a great question. as physicians we're driven by evidence and our care involves compassion and interaction with patients. we have to look to evidence when we think of appropriate care and this is newly developing field. for adolescents, there is not enough evidence yet. >> todd: is your concern is you don't know if ramifications of surgery will be 30

representative elise stefanik said that the nation now has an obligation to vote for him. >>based on these 2 attempts on his life. so there's that sort of call there to do if you want to do the best for your nation. this is who your candidate should be. >>right. well, i don't know that this assassination attempt are either assassination attempt is going to change people's minds. if you were planning on voting for kamala harris, if you are planning on voting for a third-party candidate, you're unlikely to switch your preference to donald trump because of this. so again, i would say it's more about people who already were planning to vote for him. course, elise stefanik has been trump supporter for some but it's not probably not going to change people's minds. >>it did change trump's instagram following after the previous assassination attempt that he survived. he gained a million instagram followers which then gives him you would think a million more eyeballs on his messaging on his campaign on his platform on his merch that he's trying to sell. so there it is an impact the

and hochul herself waved a chinese flag at lunar new year and the organization and hochul to elise stefanik's soon because hochul oversaw this scandal. liz: what did you think of all this, carol? america house oversight probing harris' run mate tim walz over dozens of trips to china and we have house education virginia foxx subpoenaing governor tim walz and his state education commissioner, carol, because they fail to stop a gigantic covid-19 fraud to accord billions in dollars of taxpayer money and that was money meant to feed hungry children and we're not saying these two things are linked, but seems like there's no scandals swirling around cathy, the governor of new york and now tim walz. >> yeah, i think the important thing that ties them together, liz, is that the democrats are so desperate to have a big tent but not vetting the clowns that come into their circus. we're seeing this over and over again whether it's the situation and it's infiltrating hochul or any of the individuals or organizations or it's tim walz that was giving out money to groups that had sketchy reputations that he

things for but these things are not happening also and businesses are gougingg this profiteering elise stefanik thank you for all you do it you are a great patriot. god bless you my >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. >> vo: schedule free mobile service at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i couldn't get my hair done. then psoriatic arthritis. cosentyx works on both for me. people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk for psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to, or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. still workin' for me. ♪see me.♪ ♪ ♪. mark: welcome back america. work here is our friend general keith kellogg who is also a national security advisor in the trump administration. general kellogg, war in europe po

things for but these things are not happening also and businesses are gougingg this profiteering elise stefanikhank you for all you do it you are a great patriot. god bless you my why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. ♪ ♪. mark: welcome back america. work here is our friend general keith kellogg who is also a national security advisor in the trump administration. general kellogg, war in europe potentially war and the pacific. war in the middle east. no longer do we have the monroe doctrine our enemy is on our shores they are in cuba, central america, south america, their fleets are on our west coast. our east coast their jets are flying near alaska but let me ask you something is this the time for a great country like this when the clouds of war are building and building a building and the enemies getting stronger and stronger and pouring numerous resources into this

it's worse than realized and new york congressman, elise stefanik and mike waller saying investigate york governor kathy hochul and had an alleged chinese spy arrested and when the indictment was unsaled, joe, it was revealed this chinese spy was working for governor hochul and she and her husband got millions in laundered cash from the communist party over there. she was working to further the interest of the chinese communist party. they worked to block taiwanese officials and contact the new york governor's office for eight years since 2016. this person alleged chinese spy edits hochul's speeches and press releases to go along with language approved by china. >> that's right. language around for instance high level government and efforts are all approved with how far this person infiltrated governor hochul and the administration and i think i'll leave it here and very big choice in the election and who will be tougher on china and alert on chinese infiltration and donald trump and more. liz: thank you very much. good to see you, my friend. good story coming up and former president

pouring political violence and other forms and others, the former president's biggest supporter, elise stefanikcontinues to watch over trump as americans, we must unite behind him in november to protect our republic and bring peace back to the world. it's obviously her right to support whoever she wants, and she thought this was an opportunity to tell people to vote for donald trump in november. do you think it will have -- will it have an impact on voters? what will we see in the coming days and weeks as people start to realize it has happened again? >> i don't think it will have an impact because we don't have to look too far back, coming out of butler to say the assassination attempt to say what was that impact? will this be different? i think there will be people on the right to say because the left continues to remind the country that donald trump is a threat to democracy. people on the left will begin to remind people of donald trump's incitement of political violence and in the last 24 hours, his refusal to condemn the bomb threat in ohio after the outrages and file things said about the

new york congresswoman elise stefanik pressing him for answers. it got heated.multimillion dollar advance deal for your books as seniors were dying ha in nursing homes. >> you can't make up facts. >> you're the one making up facts, you undercounted nursing home deaths. haveyou apologized today. i want you to turn around, look them in the eye and apologize which you failed to do. will you do it? >> cuomo spoke to reporters after the hearing, claiming he has taken responsibility for his actions. last night's presidential he debate left some pennsylvania residents hungry for a little bit more. there's a family owned bakery in pennsylvania selling cookies to gauge support on the ground for each candidate. some of those cookies labeled trump 2024 in red, others labeled in blue harris 2024. the bakery sold more than 4,000 trump cookies, beating the harris cookies by a landslide. customers about about 370 of those. i don't know. i feel for things on the ground maybe. more news out of the swing state. global megastar taylor swift who is from pennsylvania officially endo

would you advise the formervi president to use surrogates like senikki haley at elise stefanik and othermake a case to women for him? >> look, i'm a big believer -- that's fine, but i'm a bigfeat believer is a candidate you have to stand on your two feet to make the case yourself. i'm not a big believer in the value of a lot of those surrogates. the issues that drove a lot of the gender gap in 2020 and 2022 in the midterms aren't quite there today. the abortion issue is not one of the top issues. a lot of the fearmongering that2 came out of the debate and that has beenre t settled down at tho state level. before the presidentgoin has an opportunity there, there will be a little bit of a gender gap but i don't think he can tackle himself.t bu he did in 2016 and i think he can do it in 2024. >> trey: it will be interesting to watch tuesday night. we will be watching from all aspects, policy and otherwise.nu chris sununu from the great state ofst new hampshire, thank you for n a sunday night. up next, stop me if you have seen this movie but yet another government shutdown may behave looming

lawmakers like elise stefanik asking how can he get that close to trump, about 400 yards away with assault rifle and scope. >> that's the question and in terms of how did he know to go there and trying to gain probabilities. that is even it was an off the record movement, it was still a favorite location of the former president to go golf. any time he was in west palm beach and it's predictable and whether it's on the record or off the record, predictability is the adversary of the secret service. what he did was set up and lied and wait opportunistic the off chance that the former president would come. and let's make no mistake about it, whether it's a current president or former president, with the protection that the former president trump has, it's no longer a secret once they arrive at a location. so once that secret is out, the suspect knew that the former president was there, and just waited to take a shot and luckily for that agent that saw that barrel of that gun through the fence, this would have been a totally different story. liz: the weapon of mass destruction in 2002 and full

republican congresswoman elise stefanik says maybe money will motivate schools. here's a quote from her. the students returning to campus, it has never been more critical that no taxpayer dollars go to these colleges or universities, which have enabled anti-semitism to take root." senator joni ernst, republican of iowa, member of the armed services committee, and chairwoman of the republican policy committee, is in focus with me now. boy, i tell you, this is deja vu all over again, and again and again. what really does it take to make this look more like free speech rather than a free-for-all to hate jews and heard them? >> wright, harris. this is absolutely un-american. many of us have worked on this issue now for the past year since the october seventh attacks, where we have these elite universities that are allowing these types of demonstrations or protests to get way out of hand on their campuses. so i would agree with congresswoman stefanik that no taxpayer dollars should go to these universities, and i've called on the irs to examine the 501(c)(3) organizat

according to our conversations on the hill, congresswoman elise stefanik said the long island delegation will be here. they have votes in congress. the politics behind the politics, as we see the former president here on long island. >> and jasmine, just over an hour from now, the vice president is scheduled to speak at a leadership conference. what's behind this? >> i think what you're seeing the vice president do this week is really lean into all of these constituencies that are a key part of the democratic base. we saw her yesterday speaking to mabj, and today we see her speaking to latino constituents trying to stop the hemorrhaging that we had seen when biden was still on the top of the ticket and really trying to speak to those folks. we're going to hear her talk about the economy, because the campaign understands that that is a major issue for latino voters across the country, but we're also going to hear her talk about her story, again, the campaign is consistently competing with this idea that voters don't know who she is, and what she would do in office. so all of these events,

house speaker mike johnson, house majority whip, steve scalise and republican conference chair elise stefanik issued a joint statement calling us well as a puppet of the iranian regime. there were also statements from president biden, vice president kamala harris calling this a measure of justice for the victims, the families of victims of belo's attacks. joining me now, cnn white house reporter kamala to shallows, we know that defense secretary austin spoke with israeli defense minister on saturday do we know what the u.s position is on israel's potential incursion on the ground into israel, but also on us force, force posture in the region well, jim, us officials say that they fully believe that israel is within its right to defend itself against terrorist organizations. >> but they also stressed the need for a ceasefire ceasefire deal in order to de-escalate the tensions in this region. now, just yesterday, president biden put out a statement, and this is what he had to say. he said ultimately our aim is to de-escalate the ongoing conflicts in both gaza and lebanon do diplomatic means now,

>>when they're accurate, new york congresswoman elise stefanik confronted cuomo about his book deal. are you negotiating for your multi million dollar advance deal for your book as seniors were dying in nursing homes? the question in front of you can't make up congressman brad wenstrup said the investigation into cuomo's pandemic response will continue in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. republicans are teeing up a vote to avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month. >>but the bill is getting pushback from democrats and republicans alike. our dc's raquel martin has the latest. >>this is a fight worth having fightthe american people. >>demand for house speaker mike johnson digging in his heels to pass a divisive government spending plan. the biggest problem, the proposal includes a provision outlawing undocumented immigrants from voting. they say it's not really a problem. democrats say it's already against federal law. >>it is against federal law. it still is minors by we still require identification. democratic leaders feels like groundhog stay over again are pleading wit