harris's company is very well provided to prepare for november. at the beginning of the summer, it seemed that all the main sponsors were in trump's pocket, but now, apparently, the trend has changed. the largest personal donor to the harris company, media mogul michael bloomberg gave 41 million dollars, even more, 60 million. the political reform fund associated with george soros contributed. this is the largest organization, who is not on this list, so it is mark zuckerberg, although last time he, together with his wife prystylichan, invested as much as 400 million dollars in biden's company, now regrets, the head of the meta corporation, banned in russia, recognized as extremist, zuckerberg wrote a letter to the judiciary committee of the us house of representatives, where admitted to serving as a de facto censor for the biden administration during the pandemic. in the biden administration, including the white house , senior officials repeatedly pressured our teams over several months in the first year to censor certain content about covid-19,

argues with that the polls and they show it clearly, so it would be a kind of victory for the harris company to have some dialogue with you, at least out of human curiosity they could meet you, that here... public life, president trump does the same thing, he's not afraid of interviews, no, he censors you, no, he talks to reporters who write shitty articles about him all the time, you know, from new york magazine, heiberman from the new york times. heiberman hasn't written a single good one word about donald trump, and he talks to her, how often, very often, yes, often, in her speech at the convention she talked about access to the john lewis voting rights act, we're going to pass it, everybody has a vote, yeah, except their opponents, it seems to me that... it's obviously a big political story, you 're supporting trump, it's a big change in your life, you were a democrat, you're still a democrat, but it also seems to me, as you said at the beginning, i'm an independent, i registered as an independent when there are definitely some differences but where we do see eye to eye we will be lookin

that's what the harris company has been saying all along. we're not going back. we 're not going back to, you know, having affairs with dictators that put innocent lives at risk and put america's security at risk. we can't go back and give this very dangerous man. said that when very few people were focused on trump's words, but you said in look, the point is, i guess the bull's eye, the mistake was, i didn't say take aim, i said bull's eye, that is, focus on him, on his actions. you know, trump has not only the nuclear weapons access codes, but classified information for americans, and he can publish it, share it in his place with anyone and everyone who passes through him. that's what should horrify all americans. and he needs to be shot, stopped. "well, of course, so, of course, when on september 17 of this year, today, biden said the following, somehow we didn't really believe it, no, i say this from the bottom of my heart, those of you who know me, many of you know, there is no place for political violence in america, no, in no way, never, i have always cond

no one argues with that, the polls show it clearly, so it would be a victory of sorts for the harris company to have some dialogue with you, if only out of human curiosity she could meet you, what 's the big deal? yeah, but she doesn't even want to talk to you, i think it's very weird, it's weird, but i keep pointing out that she's not even capable of giving interviews, i mean, her whole life is in the public eye, that's what she does, that's her bread and butter, exactly, i do, i do, you know, today's a quiet day because i'm giving one interview to you, but usually i do about seven or eight interviews a day, sometimes 10 or 12, and i've been doing it every day for 16 months, we have a list of 4 now... people who want to interview me, i talk to as many people as possible, i want my voice, my vision, my concerns to be heard, and i can't imagine living my public life any other way, president trump does the same thing, he's not afraid of interviews, no, not even with theo won, he talks to you, he talks to all the people who disagree with him, he doesn't censor you, no, he talks to reporters who

years ago, later defected to the democrats, and now a sticker with the logo of the current biden harris company, whose odds for victory have now gone down, has been found on his car. if trump had lost, as the neoliberal media swamp like cnn and msnbc tells us, it is unlikely that there was an assassination attempt, but if you look at how stubbornly they want to get rid of him, it means he is popular, real popular, not these crappy polls that we see every day, the most diverse media, even serious ones, conduct, here is the reality, they, trump's opponents , understand that they are losing, that is why they act in this way, conservatively, meanly, evilly, but reliably, and as we know the history of america, this has happened more than once worked. even the democrats' propaganda mouthpiece cnn paints a bleak picture in the us. quote: hidden violence hangs over all american politics, which becomes obvious thanks to easy access to weapons; by going down this dark road, the states threaten to get into a real storm. well , continuing with the international agenda, kazakhstan president kassym-jamar tak

companies. vice president, harris - relations companies. vice president, harris will - relations companies. ing put into place to prevent it.— place to prevent it. which is 'ust place to prevent it. which is just astounding _ place to prevent it. which is just astounding - _ place to prevent it. which is just astounding - what - place to prevent it. which is i just astounding - what russia just astounding — what russia did in— just astounding — what russia did in 2016 to help get donald trump — did in 2016 to help get donald trump elected was unprecedented. no part of the problem — unprecedented. no part of the problem is donald trump won in 2016, _ problem is donald trump won in 2016. he — problem is donald trump won in 2016. he is— problem is donald trump won in 2016, he is the nominee again, and for— 2016, he is the nominee again, and for eight years he's denied that russia did anything to help— that russia did anything to help him, even though everyone in our— help him, even though everyone in our intelligence community knows — in our intelligence community knows that they did. of the pr

rout has been actively sympathizing with the democrats lately, his car even has a biden harris companymany of donald trump's anti-partisans are now asking questions about his security. we should. he was, we would have surrounded this entire golf course, well, since he is not the head of state now, his security is limited to areas that the secret service considers possible, so i suppose that in next time he comes to the golf course, you'll probably see a little more people on the perimeter. the state of florida has launched its own investigation into the assassination attempt, people need to know the truth, - announced governor rondesan, especially in the atmosphere of intolerance of dissent that reigns in the us in the midst of the presidential race. the political struggle is intensifying, all sorts of methods are being used, we are watching this closely, but we have never interfered in any way and we are not interfering now, it is not us who need to think here, it is us who need to think here special services of the united states, in any case, playing with fire has its consequences, f

like the entire biden administration, are actually now hostages of the election campaign. of the harries company, which obviously, i mean, not even kamala herself, but her political technologists would obviously like to push the ukrainian topic away, push it into a state so that it, in general, this the topic was not mentioned somewhere, because for some reason they think that the president, the candidate for the presidency , trump can somehow use it against kamala and lower her rating, so i think that the only chance actually... remains, this is the emotional decision of president biden, already the last decision is strong, which may go against the political technologists of kamala harris, maybe it will theoretically cause some damage, although, in fact, i do not understand how this decision can harm harris' rating, this decision can be adopted during a personal meeting, possibly the last one in a while biden's presidency meeting the president. zelenskyi and biden in the united states, which may take place during the session of the un general assembly, and here it can be so emotional, biden can

too , if we are talking about the main challenges, probably the biggest challenge for kamela harris's company today, we know that donald trump, americans either love him, or they don't love him, but they know him, and maria talked about this earlier in the inclusion. but with kamela harris, many americans say they don't know her and don't understand her, so the number one challenge for her is to introduce herself to america and do it before her opponent donald trump tries to define her for americans. as for what her campaign strategy is, her sources are campaign says that first, she will try to portray her opponent as someone who only cares about his own interests, the interests of his wealthy friends, rather than the interests of ordinary americans. also, they say that, unlike joe biden, who spoke about donald trump as a threat to american democracy, she will, on the contrary, try to downplay the importance of his person, say that donald trump is a politician of the past, and she will bring kamela harris america to a better future, but here, natalya, it is very important that kamela garis ma

what kind of president she wants to be, and regarding another strategy, the day before kamela harris' company tried to launch a whole campaign, in particular advertisements, in which they tried to show, to question the ability of donald trump to be the commander in chief, and in particular launched an advertising campaign with former high officials in the administration of donald trump himself. these are the people he called before he hired that these are the best people, this is john bolton, the national security adviser, this is mark milley, the top general, this is former secretary of defense esper and... and there they picked quotes in which they question donald trump's own ability to protect the national interests of the united states and to be commander-in-chief, and this ad interestingly ran precisely in pennsylvania, where today's debate is taking place, but also ran on fox news in palm beach, where donald trump's residence is , so that donald trump actually saw this ad. said kamela garis will focus or concentrate one of her chi lines. donald trump, who said he doesn't care about amer

and kamala harris' tax policies are the inversion of that, she wants to reward companies for shipping jobs overseas. so it is a stark contrast between the agenda of donald trump and of kamala harris. >> just to follow up, you said penalize companies who ship jobs overseas. so your tariff policy would only apply to those companies who are shipping jobs overseas? >> almost by definition, margaret, when you apply a tariff what you're really doing is applying to penalty to somebody who manufactures or makes something overseas and basically charging them a penalty to bring it back into our country. what we're trying to do with the tariffs is induce more people to make more things in the united states of america. one of the great tragedies of not just kamala harris' leadership, but 40 years of american failure, is that we've lost our critical manufacturing industries to mexico, to china. we started to undo that for four years under donald trump's leadership, but we've got to do it for much longer and in a much more intense way, because as we've learned, just in the last few days, the world

nevertheless, according to according to polls by the reiter agency and the ipsos company , harris is ahead of trump by five notches. the dprk has revealed details of its enriched uranium production for the first time, tas notes , citing a comment from a south korean publication. the publication of photos in which kimjong-un visits nuclear weapons production sites has caused active discussion in the media. the publication links this to the upcoming us elections. earlier, kimjong-un took part in test launches of a new mlrs, and bursts of fire were fired during the exercises. it is assumed that the launch was carried out in towards the sea of ​​japan. the missiles flew about 360 km. this is the first ballistic launch from north korea since july 1. the lithuanian defense minister has proposed introducing a holiday in honor of the so-called forest brothers. he proposes honoring the members of the nationalist formations on july 21. on this day in 1944, according to the lithuanian center for the study of the genocide of resistance of residents of lithuania, the forest brothers first entered

washington, because naturally, neither vladimir zelensky, nor the biden cabinet, nor the kamala and harris companyneed any victory now, but they need to continue military actions and extend them as long as possible, because on the one hand, escalation is really a threat, on the other hand, agreements or some concessions to the side. will mean that, well, in fact, their plan failed, and they have to, they have to admit their mistakes, they certainly can't do that, so now everything will be done to continue this sluggish conflict, to give some kind of permission, but there is an opinion that on the one hand president joe biden really fears a certain escalation from russia, and there is another opinion: the feeling is that it is definitely not on the front pages, absolutely definitely, ruslan, it is not on the front pages, not on beredovitsy , and the story of how things are going now is also the advance of russian troops, about what is happening now in the kursk region, because, as i already said, there is a presidential campaign, kamala harris says that they will help as much as necessary, but it t

i , kamala harris has opposed the proposed sale of us steel to the japanese company nippon steel. in a pitch to voters in the swing state of pennsylvania at the height of the industry the democratic presidential nominee appeared alongside presidentjoe biden. both harris and biden said the company should remain american owned. i the company should remain american owned.— the company should remain american owned. i could not auree american owned. i could not agree more _ american owned. i could not agree more with _ american owned. i could not agree more with president l agree more with president biden. us steel should remain american owned and american operated. and i will always have the back of america �*s steelworkers. have the back of america 's steelworkers.— have the back of america 's steelworkers. , ., ., steelworkers. the showdown with owerful steelworkers. the showdown with powerful unions _ steelworkers. the showdown with powerful unions the _ steelworkers. the showdown with powerful unions the automaker i powerful unions the automaker which employs around 680,000 staff a

against russia, but at least trump says things that could be encouraging, and what we hear from the harris company, is more escalation, it is more progress towards the possibility of a world war. this is the interesting situation that has developed in america. i lived with ... and social spheres, expansion of strengthening infrastructure, renewal of cities and towns, improving the quality of life of citizens, and i will add separately, in order to confidently and consistently achieve national development goals, it is important to maintain a responsible budget policy, to guarantee the sustainability and balance of not only the federal budget, but the entire system of public finances, both for the next three years. and for a more distant future. improving the quality of life is one of the main tasks of society. in their solution, a special role belongs to women, who increasingly occupy leadership positions and successfully solve large-scale problems. about this were discussed at the eurasian women's forum in st. petersburg, one of the most authoritative international platforms that demonstrates the

do you want a president who's going to make sure that a companies invest here in the u.s. or someone like kamala harris companies to informs in other countries? -- invest in other countries? when president trump says kamala harris is the tax queen, he's being polite. with kamala harris it's like inviting back the person who caused the car crash to say i know how to now fix the cars or i own a body shopping let me do the repairs. it makes no sense. in that 28% corporate tax kamala harris talks about, she's going to look to fully repeal all the trump tax cuts, going to see massive increases and, here's the scary part, the green new scam. this is what kamala harris wants to get to to the, massive price increases when it comes to the cost of energy. but president trump will bring it down and p little, make -- ultimately, make sure that people have more money in their pockets. maria: the harris campaign is announcing 4000 economists -- 40 0 economists are endorsing her. they claim in her time as vice president, she has worked to lower costs, and she has,s quote, taken action to strengthen sectors critical t

company because you love the ocean- >>> matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire . maria: welcome back. . the ceo of meta mark zuckerberg admitting last week the biden-harrisinistration, pressured his company to censor americans regarding covid-19 related content saying he regrets indicativing to pressure zuckerberg vowing that he will not donate controversial in this year's election the initiative organization led by zuckerberg's way of gave more than 350 million dollars to center for technology civic life and election he innovation and research in 2020 to allegedly get out the vote, the administrators of those groups reportedly have deep ties to the left joining me now claudia tenney member of house ways and means, signs and technologists committee thanks very much for being here. >> gladys you are covering this. >> you've got an app your end zucker box app in works tell us. >> first of all after 2020 pandemic election mark zuckerberg was able to give money to groups supposedly for pandemic use but weren't tunz out 99% went to electering getting vote out most swing states 92% focused on democratic voters to polls this election 2020 presidential election,

company. both kamala harris and donald trump have opposed the deal. it's part of an effort to keep american companies under american ownership, but, as gabe gutierrez reports, not everyone is happy about it. >> reporter: this is u.s. steel, responsible for some 4,000 jobs across pennsylvania, and now at the center of a fight that's growing more heated. what frustrates you the most about all this? >> i think it's a lack of concern, you know. you're right, i'm pissed. >> reporter: he is the mayor of west mifflin. his garage is also his office. at first, he was skeptical when a japanese company, nippon, said it wanted to buy u.s. steel, but he says nippon won him over by promising billions of dollars in local investments. >> i've learned what the deal is about. what the offer is, the protection of jobs, protection of pensions, and modernization. >> reporter: now two people familiar with the matter tell nbc news that president biden is preparing to announce that he will formally block the sale. earlier this week, vice president harris said she opposed it,

great president and now he's not, you know, of a he has to go, he's not i company and we're going to canada. busy was kamala harris, and i'm telling you i'm telling you now that the, the heights that you're getting what company, kamala harris's candidacy is going to be beyond the belief of anybody. i wonder, well, well, we're already, we're already seeing it. apparently, patrick, she has no record to, to criticize that's, that's what i keep here is there's, there's, you know, she's a blanks us place. you know, if it does nothing wrong and that's what it's amazing. okay. and then it'd be a tax on j d vans. what is comments about single women and cats a spot on i liked it. okay. tyler? yeah. i, you know, considering the legacy here. i think maybe it's being a little premature. mean, who has been running the binding presidency? i mean, look at him. i mean, he's not running it, you know, i've contemplated this question and it's uh, quite interesting because uh, you know, by binding selected by obama, because he was at least as corrupt as obama was, was. and, and, you know, double that sort of to type out to face, let'

opportunity arises," but that could raise conflicts of interest since he owns companies regulated by the government. meanwhile, the harris campaign also focusing on the economy in this new ad. >> while corporations are gouging families, trump is focused on giving them tax cuts. but kamala harris is focused on you. >> building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency. >> reporter: also, former republican congresswoman and member of the january 6th select committee liz cheney who once labeled harris a radical liberal says

do anything to make john deer's business better, it makes chinese companies able to compete easier even with a 200% terra. kamala harris make it easier to borrow money, things companies need to grow. one is a hammer and the other is a tariff, right? how do we help businesses grow? that is such a start difference, the other huge difference between the two, donald is so impetuous, so impulsive and everything he says about policy, you can tell that the kamala harris team has bedded every single thing she said, not just what sounds good or doesn't poll good but really isn't good, strong policy. when i talk to her, you know, the key message he gave to me is that, you know, these are policies that are important to me, we want to make them work. she is not just a sales rep thinking she is saying what a customer wants to here. she is a good ceo who wants to do things right because she is responsible to my stakeholders and we need to make sure we do it the right way. you cannot have a greater difference between two candidates. >> you are such an interesting advocate for her, the leader on the economy and i have seen you ask que

harris. the company says this was simply an error that was fixed and he here we are.the problem. cheryl: so did the human being actually program this they the beginning. >> as we move into artificial intelligence, who trains the artificial intelligence, there's an ingrained slant at many of the big tech and social media companies and a lot of times that slant is to one side. cheryl: it is. >> democrats. cheryl: on a bipartisan basis, rebecca, we've seen a lot of fire directed at social media companies. how many times has mark zuckerberg and former twitter ceo jack dorsey had to come to capitol hill and explain themselves, might have to do it again, looks like. >> they have a special carve out, they're not a publish i. publisher. i want to point out every marxist, every communist state starts with censorship, about controlling the message to the masses. i don't care who you are. if you start talking about controlling the information that people have access to in a republic where we have to have that access to make our own determinations as adults, we are adults. we don

company. >> steve: shes was in front of a pro-union crowd. >> ainsley: under biden and harris, a steel company in pennsylvania that said steel was not fit for sale. they all of a sudden lifted that before the election. >> brian: have not lifted pause on lng sales, which is devastating. >> steve: today, tuesday that feels like montday, labor day i start to the sprint to the election. >> brian: now i will pay attention. >> steve: this is when people do dial in. donald trump will do a town hall in georgia, town hall with sean hannity tomorrow night. the harris-biden people were out in pittsburgh yesterday trying to rally the troops. they rolled out joe biden. they got to figure out, he is deeply unpopular president. >> ainsley: when you were watching them together, he's introducing her and talking about -- what is the word he used? ram rod -- >> brian: if you want to charm a woman, that is what you say. >> ainsley: she is watching him thinking what is he going to say. >> lawrence: only person worse than her. former president in georgia, he will be making case about business there. we have bruce l

in fact, it makes it easier for chinese companies to compete against john deere. what did kamala harrise said she's going to incent companies to grow and build. she's going to offer tax incentives. she'll make it easier to borrow money. one is a hammer and the other is a carrot, right? how do we help businesses grow? donald is so impetuous. you can tell that the kamala harris team has vetted every single thing she said. not just does it sound good, does it hold good? really, is it good, strong policy? when i talked to her, the key message she gave to me was these are policies we've really thought hard about. they're important to me. we want to make them work. she's not a sales rep saying what the customers might want to hear. she's a good ceo. we want to do this right because i'm responsible for my stakeholders and we need to do it the right way. you could not have a greater difference between two candidates. >> you are such an interesting advocate for her as the leader on the economy, for her as the pragmatist. i wonder, i've seen you ask questions about your thoughts about donald trum

i , kamala harris has opposed the proposed sale of us steel to the japanese company nippon steel. ic presidential nominee appeared alongside presidentjoe biden. both harris and biden said the company should remain american owned. i the company should remain american owned.— the company should remain american owned. i could not auree american owned. i could not agree more _ american owned. i could not agree more with _ american owned. i could not agree more with president l

. >> reporter: harris today also proposed new interest-free loans for small companies. clement has seven employees and recently expanded into a neighboring building. bowl those loans could help. >> interest rates are high, so we are paying quite a bit back in interest, and i could put that towards employees. i could put that towards lighting. >> reporter: but former president donald trump's running mate j.d. vance blasted harris' new ideas. >> so she things they're going to do a lot of good, she should try them out now because she is currently in power. >> reporter: trump has promised to lower prices and boost economic growth but hasn't directly appealed to small businesses. he would end taxes on tips and social security benefits and wants to cut the corporate tax rate to 15%. >> we are going for a tax cut. you know, we gave you the biggest tax cut in history. >> reporter: harris today said she would pay for her plans by boosting taxes on the wealthy and large corporations. that would require congressional approval. as for next week's debate between harris and trump, th

company said it is easer to do business in europe than here? that is what we're hearing because of leyna kahn, gary gensler and biden-harris administration with rule making, we have to deregulate and open capital markets and keep taxes low this must be american's. larry: this business about how eu can tax american companies, one thing donald trump said only american legislatures is tax american companies not foreign that say very important point. i have to get out. i appreciate very much steve moore and michael faulkender. >> coming up on cuddl kudlow, deporting illegal immigrants the slash federal budget deficit we have congresswoman anna paulina luna next. you can catch kudlow at 4 p.m. here on fox business, if you can't get us at 4 text your favorite 9-year-old and she will show you how to dvr the show, and you will never miss a new manufacturing job, i promise you, we'll be right back. hey jim! can we talk about casual fridays? oh sure. what's up? get fast, powerful cough relief with robitussin, and find your voice. ♪robitussin♪ to me, harlem is home. but home is also your body. i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started

using fake videos, fake articles, and artificial intelligence-powered propaganda aimed at harris walds' companyreading these messages through media and social media to spread political divisive material. researchers at the center for threat analysis say the kremlin's influence operations, quote, initially tried to shift operations toward the democratic campaign after the president left office. two principles: one, to preserve the fundamental right to freedom of expression that is enshrined in our constitution and that vice chairman rubio has spoken about must be our top priority, and two, to protect the american electorate from foreign states that seek to mislead the american public. we see that china interferes less in us affairs than russia, but china is making some efforts not on the national level. the increase in the size of the russian army is caused by the threats that exist for our country along the border perimeter, - putin's press secretary peskov said. according to him, instability is observed on the eastern borders, and the situation on the western borders is extremely hostile. finl

to boost energy production, and imposing tariffs and tax penalties on companies that don't produce in the u.s. vice president harris, by contrast, has said she would raise the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28%. >> billionaires and big corporations must pay their fair share in taxes. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: trump today also embraced a government efficiency commission pushed by billionaire supporter elon musk, who has called for a complete audit of the federal government. >> elon, because he is not very busy, has agreed to head that task force. be interesting. if he has the time. would be a good want to do it. but he has agreed to do it. >> reporter: harris made her way to pittsburgh today, where she will focus on debate prep ahead of tuesday's clash with trump in philadelphia. there will be no studio audience. candidates cannot question one another. and their microphones will be muted while the other is speaking. the former president lashed out at the host network and falsely claimed harris would get the questions in advance. >> abc is the worst network in terms of fairness. they are the most dishonest n

what it is basically is the current boss of harris testing himself and his company from the former boss the company harrods is now run by michael ward and it is his statement that we are hearing today. he has tried to distance the company from these allegations. it is a strongly worded statement and there are phrases in there where michael ward talks about his personal horror at these allegations. he talks about a toxic culture formerly at harrods, a culture of secrecy, intimidation, fear of repercussion and sexual misconduct. that is a quote from the statement that has just been released. it is important to say that mr ward, he work for mr al—fayed for four years but he says he was not aware of the criminality and abuse and he says that he was not hurt, there were no claims from the police, the cps, these claims were not put to him when he was working there or in his current role. these statements are coming clearly after harris had met with their lawyers and thought about this in depth, a week after these allegations. just remind us _ after these allegations. just remind us to _ after

of albertsons would bring together a number of well known grocery chains under one company, chains like safeway, harrister, ralphs and smith's. earlier this year, the federal trade commission filed a lawsuit to stop the de, arguing it would "eliminate competition". the companies say the merger would actually lower prices, allowing them to compete with industry titans like walmart, target, amazon, and costco. all this as both 2024 presidential campaigns focus their attention on finding ways to lower food prices that have shot up nearly 30% since 2019. jaclyn peiser is the retail reporter at the washington post. give us some context. where are these companies on the list of grocery chains in the country? >> kroger is number two in sales across the country. albertsons is at number four, tied with amazon. so together they would be number two and a little less than walmart in sales but still a behemoth. lisa: they are already heavyweight companies. why do they say they need to merge to stay proper -- profitable? >> they see a lot of other grocery chains like aldi expanding, there is online groceries and thi

is to draw a line between herself and the biden harris administration in the economy for obvious reasons. and the last thing she wants is for her companybe associated with biden. harris, by the way, also visited michigan, and even without biden, but it turned out even worse. his the speech to the teachers union was a strange one. the vice president of the united states, who was born in california to a berkeley economics professor, suddenly began speaking with an accent that african americans from the bronx or the south side of chicago or the american south, like georgia, speak of. you may not be a union member, but be grateful for the five-day workweek. thank a union member for sick leave, thank them for paid vacation. harris had encountered this before accused and ridiculed for trying to blend in like a chameleon. but then the us vice president outdid herself, the internet was swept up in a wave of memes. again, the same klansman who advised hillary to speak with an accent, it's so condescending and corny. what the hell is she doing, sounding even dumber than usual, she 's not black, she's not southern, so why is this? isn't this cult

appeals to world leaders for support ending aggression in ukraine and kamala harris offers tax credits to american companies after donald trump said he would lower taxes for manufacturers and cut regulations. >> a warm welcome to world news america. thank you for joining us in new york for the united nations general assembly were world leaders urged de-escalation in the middle east as israel warns of a possible invasion in lebanon, attacks continuing on both sides of the border. israel carried out extensive strikes against the militant group hezbollah after earlier in the day it intercepted a hezbollah missile targeted towards tel aviv. in the south of lebanon thousands of people are on the move to escape israeli strikes. more than 90,000 people have been displaced in lebanon since monday. wednesday lebanon's health ministry said 51 people were killed in israeli airstrikes. the israeli military says it is entering a new phase of the campaign. the israel defense forces in chief of staff herzi halevi says they are preparing for a ground offensive of lebanon. >> we will continue striking hezbollah. today, has

is under the buying harris administration, there had been a number of jobs that is, that have returned to the united states, particularly with more court corporations and companies. now building semiconductors in the united states. as well as a very real effort to try to keep prices low, which is why we're saying the, the harris campaign attempting to go after companies we have price gouging. because while we certainly look at this issue of inflation, we know that corporations that certainly try could benefit from that as well. in fact, one major grocery train has even grocery chain as even admitted to actually hiking prices. as a result of the rise and inflation. as we had towards the election, which is now less than 2 months away, the, it seems some important bits of information and decisions coming to head. one of the bits of information is the jobs report which has come out recently. but that shows the data that a 142000 jobs were added in august. that's nearly $30000.00 more than july. unemployment slip slightly standing at 4.2 percent according to the labor department robot. all those fit goes good or bad. would you say, well, i think they're very good, i

rear end to try to make good in kamala harris's economy, then you should get a tax cut and i i think it any fits with his tax ag agenda and we want to penalize companieshat are shipping jobs overseas through tariffs and kamala harris's tax policies are the inversion and she wants to reward companies for shipping jobs overseas so it is the stark contract. >> you said penalize companies who ship jobs overseas so. your tariffs would only apply to those companies shipping jobs overseas. >> when you apply a tariff, you're applying a penalty to someone who manufactures or makes something overseas and charging them a penalty to bring it back into our country and what we're trying to do with these tariffs is induce more people to make more things in the united states of america. one the great tragedies of kamala harris and 40 years of american failure is we've lost our critical manufacturing to mexico and china. we started to undo that for four years under donald trump's leadership but we have to do that for longer because as we've learned in the last few days, world has gotten more dangerous and we can't rely on other people to make the stuff we need. >> it

. >> more than 90 company executives have endorsed vice president kamala harris for president. ers with companies like yelp, chobani and pepsico signed a letter released today. the executives said they feel confident that harris will bolster the economy and preserve the country's democracy. separately, the hill reports more than 100 current and retired law enforcement officials also voiced support for harris, citing her commitment to curb gun violence. former vice president #### cheney says he is endorsing vice president harris for president in a statement today. cheney said in part, quote, in our nation's 248 year history, there has never been an individual who is a greater threat to our republic than donald trump. cheney says by endorsing harris, he's putting country above partizanship. his daughter, former wyoming congresswoman liz cheney, said she would vote for harris earlier this week. she was ousted from congress after voting to impeach the former president. robert f kennedy jr has won legal battles in north carolina and michigan. michigan to get his name off the ballot.

so, for everybody who is voting for kamala harris, you are in great company there. >> laura: brandon, scale of 1 to 10. 10 being the most helpful to her presidential ambitions, what will this trip do for her, do you believe? >> >> it's a zero. the only people that are going to be convinced are those that had their head in the sand that, haven't been watching the news. that haven't been looking at this conch. that don't know what's going on in the border. that's the only thing, so this is and i believe that the american people, i believe that everybody understands what's going on with illegal immigration, border security. so this trip is going to be nothing. it's going to change nothing for her in the battleground states, especially in arizona, which is felt everything that this administration has done. it's not going to do anything for her. >> laura: the theater of the absurd. tom and brandon. you guys are awesome on this issue and so much else. thank you so much. all right. at this moment, rescuers are racing to help people still trapped by hurricane i had lien, -- helene.the categor

pennsylvania , and shapiro himself is quite well-known and popular, an active figure in the company of kamela harris we do not know if this meeting will take place at all, if it will take place, then when? have we already heard any new statements, perhaps regarding... ukraine or is there any new one tanya's development, what are they saying today in trump's headquarters? well, actually today during a meeting with voters in the state of georgia in the city of savannah, donald trump put the responsibility for russia's invasion of ukraine on kharis and biden's camel and said that they dragged us into this war, now they don't know how to get out of this war, but someone told him that the russians had never lost to him, they won against hitler, they won against napoleon, we have already invested. 300 billion dollars in aid to ukraine, the amount is, of course, extremely overstated, the amount is much, much less, well, he repeated this thesis again, which he also said yesterday, speaking to voters in pennsylvania, that if he had been president, this war would not have happened, putin simply would not have

ben & jerry's liberal ice cream company created a new flavour to boost harris calling it her coconut state bus tour hosted by the company with the left-wing organization and turning out the vote for the democrats. ben & jerry's missed a huge opportunity here they should have done a flavour dedicated it to drew barrymore who wants a mom a lot instead of a president here of his unique take on it host of fox news saturday night jimmy phelan. i like my idea better. she remember the interview we need a mom alone so bad lee b1 and needed somebody prudent and the mullahs in iran i would prefer that person. >> and if we are talking about world leaders they should have made on for biden because he gets paid and ice cream the only problem is the have to give 10% and of the problem is you can't figure how may calories it has because it she doesn't take questions and i don't know much ice cream that is good for you to be honest but i kind of like my idea of the mom alone. >> that's where it sense to pandering going on now she gets an ice cream class and they gave a president to canada ice cream i

harris and donald trump. the outcome of the election is unpredictable, sharp turns are being laid. a lot depends on the fight on september 10. the company can be ruined, it can be saved. harris is not a great orator. trump is often carried away sharply. from the state. the most popular flag today is trump vance. and another one. fight, fight, fight after assassination attempts. and from t-shirts, they most often take with the inscription "convicted of serious crimes". trump on flags, vests, t-shirts, stickers , mugs, cars, mobile homes are covered with it, motorcycles. local men see trump as a paragon of manliness. "i love trump, he's going to bring back the old america. hours of line in the heat, hundreds of people patiently waiting to get inside the arena. this is trump's first visit to pennsylvania since the assassination attempt, police, presidential security, fbi agents are everywhere, a helicopter is circling over the city. in a jesus my savior t-shirt with trump's picture lives nearby. she constantly prays for a second presidential term for her idol. the second term will be even better than the first. he knows that does, he will

it could be parent or soccer coach, it could be vice president of your company or ceo of your company. harris maintained that stance even and especially when it was difficult. consider the moments after biden's debate performance that we know led to the shift. in the first hours that night, harris did not waiver at all. she stepped into the heat for interviews including one on this fleet work that night. talking to our colleague, rachel and she was as loyal as ever as the role demands. if others were already discussing the perhaps remote, perhaps looming possibility of her becoming the replacement, becoming the master rather than the apprentice she did not engage in any of that. not that night or the weeks ahead or try to outshine the president. in fact, it is so striking to see this now with where the race is right now, we will show it to you right now. >> i think a lot of people who are fans and supporters of president biden or who are democrats or who are just worried about the prospect of donald trump returning to the precedency feel like this was not a strong performance from president b