i think he will remind us that harrison biden, with a stroke of their pen, have settled americans with regulation that is making everything not only more difficult and not only removing our freedoms and liberties, but making things more expensive. >> is the economy, the cost of living the number one issue for north carolinans? >> the two issues i hear from north carolina's 11th congressional district are the economy and how things are so expensive and how they have a tougher time making ends meet than ever before and then there is the issue of the southern border, the fact that we have had 11 million illegal crossings and there seems to be no path by harris and biden to fix that. we need donald trump back in the white house to reverse the 64 executive actions that harris and biden made that has made our southern border so porous. [cheering] >> you can probably see behind me the crowd are on their feet as the former president donald trump has just wrapped up his remarks. huge cheers. his plan to put no taxes on tips. he delivers his trademark chant of, " kamala harris, you are fired," b

are telling them to focus on the issues he says tonight he is entitled to personal attacks as harrison biden if weapon eyes to the justice system to go after room i ask him about nikki haley comments telling republicans to stop whining and stop -- start courting independence. >> would you consider having her on the campaign trail with you? >> she's a good woman i'd love to have her support. >> she gave me support but i love to have her campaign for sure. >> trump this week yesterday in asheville north carolina talked about how he thinks harris is going to caulk be his economic plan when she hits north carolina. trump is heading to pennsylvania for a big rally on saturday. and even as new polling numbers show donald trump with a huge lead over harris among voters who prioritize the economy of the vice president and her current boss held a joint event to just outside dc touting their efforts to lower cost. our correspondent's live in dc with the details on this good evening. >> the biden harris event in suburban maryland was billed as an official white house event to rein in the price of presc

and i think that is up to president biden and vice president harrison, the faster we conclude this, this nightmare that we continue to witness, the less likely will impact her candidacy. and frankly, we've seen polls from the institute from the lease understanding just this week, cut out in battle ground state in georgia in pennsylvania in wisconsin and states that will make the decisions on who will be president in november that say if president binding vice president harris can achieve a ceasefire, it will drastically improve the ability for voters and not just air boaters, not just housing and voters, but multi generational, multi ethnic, multi facing voters who cannot figure out why this violence, this genocide has come to. and why it hasn't come to an end. it's in terms of how comments in the speech on the garza mock. she did say that she what had happened in garza was devastating 70 innocent lives last. but at the same time, she said she would always, whatever supply weapons to his route, is this the fundamental problem don't just with her, but with the american policy for decades,

do you see there's a difference potentially, if she becomes president between harrison biden? yes, absolutely. but just because i'm an insider doesn't mean that i am going to be able to communicate to the rest of the community. that cares very deeply about this. she's the vice president, she's the candidate for president. that's her obligation to ensure that she bolsters support within the party, who from people who have been democrats their entire lives. and i do want to point out that when she said that line, particularly about self determination, that, that received one of the largest a pauses of the night. i think people are yearning for this. and i think people are excited about what could happen. and i don't think that we can discount the importance of achieving long term piece and self determination for palestine intel are right. does get achieve to thank you very much. all of your gentlemen for joining us. our guest today will not 5 for the job. and so be on target cut, bosh coverage of the us campaign continues all the way to election day. that's november the 5th all

a lot of them are movable but the thing is you can imagine martha, you know, that biden, the harrison bidenign is already hitting hard on abortion. they are going to go hard at the women voters also and having the first women. white women didn't support hillary 16 and didn't support right in. this time around they are hoping for a different outcome. >> martha: more to come on all that. matt gorman thank you so much great to see you both. so breaking new details on this big story this afternoon, charges in connection to actor matthew perry's accidental overdose death. will tell you what we are just learning next. >> this network included a live in an assistant. various go-betweens. two medical doctors and a major source of drug supply known as "that ketamine queen". dr. salvador plasencia saw it as an opportunity to profit off of mr. parry. he wrote in text message and sipped over 2023 "i wonder how much this will pay". leaffilter is a permanent gutter solution, so, you never have to worry about costly damage from clogged gutters again. it's the easiest call you can make. call 833.leaf.filte

freedoms, the freedom to learn, economic freedom, continuing to carry on the policies of the biden-harrison administration. --biden-harris administration. when you look at the last four years, it is about having all americans thrive, insulin prices lowered up to $35, and after a mismanaged global pandemic, getting back to a place of economic stability in the country, but other could go issues, whether or not it is for health care, whether or not it is -- all of those issues are on the ballot box including issues of democracy. fundamental freedoms and ability to thrive as vice president kamala harris has said so eloquently on the campaign trail. host: if that is the case, where has the biden administration succeeded on these concerns, particularly as you look to the vice president at the next leader, where do you want her to expand that? guest: i think we look at the his dark investments in education, -- the historic investments in education, millions of dollars in historically black colleges and universities. when we look at the price of medicine in this country, looking at insulin for $35,

three from war and iran at the same time and if you want to defend yourself and fight back the harrison bidenhave nothing to do about it and what is that say to the u.s. because it is embarrassing to me >> it's right that you seem to be the only person understands the language of the middle east. [ speaking alternate language ] that the only thing the region understands but they're scared of donald trump because they know he will back israel but bb will not wait and israel will preemptively strike and as an american israeli, a slight fear of abandonment but we will get the job done and israel go all the way to protect and as you saw on october 7th that we do not have the luxury to not be good so taking that into account and getting ready to ramp up not asking for the biden-harris administration for permission. >> sean: i don't thank you need permission and we saw how deep they penetrated last time and this time the price has to be very heavy. >> sean: women come back, donald trump returns despite the hack attack and we have highlights straightahead. ple: every home should have salonpas. power

he also said harrison biden have a rift and biden is sad harris has clinched the nomination. at that. >> joe biden hates her, okay? hates her. you don't mind if i go off teleprompter for a second, do you? >> no prame! >> joe biden hates her. this was an overthrow of the president. this was an overthrow. they went out, there has been $100 million fighting joe biden. >> reporter: so we are supposed to see a more specific policy from donald trump this week, we will see if he is sticking to script or if he instead veers into those personal attacks he says he won't do, alex. >> yeah, he has to ask if we mind him going off to teleprompter. yeah, we do. >>> a new book from the "new york times" shows how vice president kamala harris played in key white house decisions. meet the jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. h

where does the cleaver start between harrison biden? what i will do as opposed to what i did? judge kamala harris on the biden/harris administration on the results. inflation was 9%, a year ago, notice 3.5%, things are looking up. kamala harris said things are too expensive still, we've got to continue to bring gas prices down, housing costs, she revealed an incentive yesterday to build 3 million homes intended for new construction, incentives for homeowners, down payment assistance, she is telling people are detailed economic plans which i would argue a lot more detailed than donald trump has been doing in the last couple months. i think again i think that energy we have seen for kamala, the proposals we saw yesterday is what the american people -- let me say something quickly, a digital donation campaign, republicans for harris, 70,000 people are connected, that tells you something. there's a gap. a bunch of republicans who say i don't want another term of donald trump. brian: she does stick to her policy when it comes to the economy. the housing was look at more positively

high gas prices harrison biden the cost of democracy.er than cost of insulin before leaving office in 2020. biden and harris revealed that. kamala harris is flat-out lying. and apparently also copycat. so far as the democratic nominee kamala has proposed 4 policies. 2 of them no tax on tips. child tax credit stolen right from donald trump. even though she was the tie-breaking vote for the inflation reduction act with a plan to tax tips for service workers with all the new irs agents they were paying for. and meanwhile the new plan today was a call basically for communist price controls. the start of her real gene which she said repeatedly. she wants 93 trillion-dollar new green deal and she will eliminate the filibuster to get there. the last proposal is a cheap attempt to buy votes that will have more dire consequences. apparently now harris is promising to cut $25,000 checks to first-time homebuyers. no plan to pay for it. other than printing money which would cause another huge spike in prices for entry-level homes and will reduce sup

their rockets and now once again israel can expect coming from iran directly or repeatedly by harrison bideny need to show restraint. maybe if they would've been given the green light to win their war against radical islamic terrorism in a world were not allowed use words but i'm going to use them may be that soccer field 1 to bit in the hits because there'd be in the hearts of terrorists firing their rockets for decades because i've been there numerous times in israel. >> heaven talking about a number of months over 70,000 israelis displaced the kids start school in september and conference rooms virtually they can't go back home because i live in northern israel and the places they live are constantly being attacked so at some point israel when he decreed a buffer zone in lebanon we saw the prime minister there believed it could be done diplomatically if not they would have to go into it so that's a challenge in that regard. this attack is been going on back and forth the missiles as you said he had a soccer field with kids playing their loss of life being terrible israel has to respond to

wealthiest there are and not middle-class tax cuts the way they could be and as they were under harrison biden with the child tax credit. he does not want to talk about the issues, so what does he do? what he's done for his entire time aspiring to get into politics, talk about birth is a monthly outrageous claim barack obama wasn't born in the united states and have us running around talking about that, talk about the central park five when he was a relevant and getting his name into the new york times. this is what he does. this is supposed to bring our country together for common aspiration and common purpose and really the sense of common cause. he divides us against each other using racial tropes as his tool. i've seen this in the republican party too much. >> do you think this election is going to be -- you said the most important issues of the election, you brought up policy and there are lots of questions. what will harris' policy be on x or y. is this election going to be about policy because donald trump, to the point you just made, never covers that. >> no, and is going to do his bes

i mean, we are going to see harrison biden side by side, right? they're going to be out there what it will be like for them to campaign together, right? because it's like a different scenario in a way where he's got not cede ground, but like how what do we what are you expecting to see? >> well, i do think it has been good that over the last few weeks it's been vice president harris here in the spotlight campaigning. she's been carving her own message. she's been talking about her vision of moving forward, not back in about about opportunity and about fundamental freedoms. and she's really been able to do that but i think that now that she's been able to define herself over these last few weeks, now it is time for her to be able to stand next to president biden and for them to be able to talk about the record of what they've accomplished together over these last three-and-a-half years. and i also think that when it comes to the convention next week, yeah, there's a lot of talk inside the beltway about who is getting along with who and whom mad at

but donald trump has to remind people to trump campaign has to remind people biden harrison biden-harrispod. jon: alr all right republican strategist thank you. jon: faith-based groups are launching new efforts to get christians more involved in the election at a time and pulsate more americans are becoming less religious cheap religion correspondent lauren green has that story. >> recently released research center survey found eight in 10 americans say religion is losing its influence in public life. now, several organizations are working to change that as voters head to the polls this november but nonpartisan group my faith votes while she campaign to encourage questions to think of biblically after the polling showed few americans hold a biblical worldview of the the campaignis designed with one tutorials guiding the faithful and how to navigate issues from justice to gender to the lens of god's word. >> of christians do not engage in politics decisions will be left to those who disregard god's truth. >> it is about a saying there are certain things we believe in and certain things we

president harris and president biden were able to nimbly negotiate with good faith legislators on both sides. we need to bring back... in the meantime, you see vice president harrisonrs they can and the orders that president biden signed to deal with the issue and as best as they can. we are still going to be patch working immigration reform, and that's not good enough for the us and i think vice president harris prosecuted that last night. thank you very much. four prison guards were killed during a prisoner revolt at a maximum—security penal colony in southwestern russia. russian special forces snipers killed four rebelling inmates during a mission to rescue hostages. penitentiary. russia's federal penitentiary service says 8 prison workers and [i convicts were taken hostage and the siege began during a disciplinary commission meeting. the bbc was unable to verify images like this one, showing one of the prisoners walking around the penal colony, armed with knives. during the attack the insurgents took to social media where they identified themselves as militants for the islamic state. our russia editor steve rosenberg sent this update from moscow. this happened

they've done to poor san francisco well, we're going to we're going to try and bring that back to harrison biden waged war on american energy through opened our borders, flooded the country with low wage migrant workers past the green news scam racked up almost 10 trillion in debt and barrett are working here's a job-killing regulations costing $10,000 per family has a lot of money you don't have to imagine what a harris presidency would look like. you're living through the misery right now, except it will get worse and you're paying the price of price like nobody's ever paid and were disrespected all over the world as a country you, we were respected before putin respected us president xi of china respected us. kim jong, un of north korea, respected we will respected by everybody in the world. today, we're being laughed at that day. we're being laughed at all over the world you're paying the price for camilla's liberal extremism at the gas pump, at the grocery counter and on your mortgage bill and everything else. how about your car insurance house that doing not too good, right? i saw today is

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that would be on top of the cuts that the biden-harrison administration has proposed. in addition, she should talk about what she wants to do as the commander in chief. every time she has spoken about national security over the last four years, she has questioned my belief that she can keep this country safe. i don't think she is prepared to be the commander in chief. look at what she said just a few weeks ago when benjamin netanyahu was in washington. she basically blamed israel for gaza -- the civilian casualties in gaza, emboldening hamas. and then you had more missile strikes in israel and they killed children there. at every turn she has undermined confidence that she can keep this country safe as the commander in chief. >> bill: the body language with her and bibi when he was in town was really interesting to watch. senator, thank you for your time. >> dana: thank you. >> thank you, bill. thanks, dana. >> i think there's no question we have got to critically re-examine i.c.e. and its role and the way it's being administered on the market is doing, and we need to

. >> over the past four years, the harrison cricket joe biden have resided in economic committee one financial atrocity after another. i'm going to make america affordable in a addition to make it a great to make it affordable again and that's going to start on day one my vision is for middle class that is once again the envy of the entire world and if it's going to happen is going to happen fast. >> harris is part of the prolabor administration in history unafraid to walk picket line with workers demanding more from better pay and conditions. donald trump and jd vance have something a little different in mind. the only thing that they know about working people is how to take advantage of them. maria: less than a week away from the first mail-in ballot getting sent out to voters next friday in north carolina and then of course early voting begins on september 19 in pennsylvania that is four days before harris and trump are set to debate on september 10 and until this thursday we have yet to see an interview with kamala harris. >> first of all we had to recover as an economy and we've

down to personality versus policy and are there areas in your judgment where vice president harrison president bideniffer on the policy? >> i think the personality and policy will be a part of every race but in terms of what weight they carry remains to be seen. a lot of people take trump at his word when he said so do things that don't really hold up, he says this would have math it under massive terrorist that people think sound good but terrorist increase inflation. if you care about inflation want inflation to continue coming down. it's been bad under the biden administration but the general remarkable job. trump is going to reverse that. if he follows through on his economic policy. it depends on how much people are willing to actually understand what the policy proposals mean or whether they're going to take them at face value when the candidates get up there. i think vice president harrison is a good opportunity to differentiate herself on some of these issues. a lot of people criticized her for being a vice president who's in the background who was not involved in the day today as much. you

scroll the names all the time of these people killed and other victims of violent crimes by harrison joe bidennd frankly people like walls obsession with allowing people in this country illegally. they have blood on their hands. they never get called out on it. why? >> because you know that there's a compliant press. the fact is laken riley was killed by member of a prison gang. we find out the both of his brothers are members of the prison gang. all 3 brothers are in the united states so that it when donald talks about them emptying their prisons he's factually correct. even more violent this venezuelan gang then the ms-13 gang. and these people come into this country. nobody vets them know he cares. they lie to us. the gaslight us and they say we vet them. we don't call venezuelan said you have a rap sheet on the sky for 6 have to saying this. the bottom line is these people are being allowed into this country by people like kamala harris and tim walz who don't care about whether or not they are a danger to americans. they don't care that they are costing us billions of dollars and no 1 ever

this makes, the harrison joe biden and anyone who has secret service protection less safe they have to and reinvent themselves and become the story to agency that we all assume that they are or should be because they protection of the president is unconscionable. what i will say the president was in nashville this weekend and there was a suspicious person, they shut down the bubble and i got trapped in the room with the president for 45 minutes and what i can tell you he's in good spirits he was not shaken by the fact that there was an individual that they were worried about and he was ready to go out there and he was anxious to get out to the audience, he was worried about the audience and the delay he is ready to debate and we're going to win this thing. maria: your home state of tennessee holding primaries nashville courtney johnson, tells about the state of the race and what you want to say about your opponent. >> we are running as if we are not winning but we are my kids are running cross country and we tell them at the end of the race turn on your jets and rented the tape, i'm to

with this, you are incredibly welcome in washington, d.c., how much daylight is there between harrison bidention in the foreign policy agenda of a harris presidency, and they think probably the most important area will be the relationship with allies and partners because trump has really shown he is a go it alone president, and in this day and age, the world is far more complicated than when trump was president. you have an alignment with russia, iran, north korea, and we have to do it with friends and partners to lead, and that includes bolstering supply chains and resilience. you cannot do that alone. i think in the broadest sense, you would see a continuation of many of the features of biden. jonathan: when it comes to china specifically and the issues there, to think they can make the case a multilateral approach has been more effective the last few years, or the what we saw under president trump? heidi: absolutely. you have a more complicated geopolitical backdrop, where you have china helping russia's war economy, where you have much more cooperation across for those four key countries

racial identity and what to his comments reveal about how he is approaching running against harrison's president bidenormer president donald trump and his campaign are defending themselves in the way he is going after kamala harris, despite the fact that some republicans in his party think they should refrain from talking about her race and refrain from attacks calling her a di hire, but largely, trump's campaign has not changed it strategy when it comes to its attacks on kamala harris. they are using a lot of the same attacks they used on president joe biden, namely attacking her on her immigration record as well as on inflation to one big difference is that they -- donald trump is trying to define kamala harris as being much more to the left of joe biden on issues like climate and guns. i talked to two republican sources today, one who is close to trump world he says they believe the campaign is still struggling to figure out how to undercut the momentum that kamala harris has right now and another gop strategist in a swing state told me that they think the campaign has not found their footing again

and so that they can continue, you know, hey, you'll see, said the, of the biden harrison ministration of before. so, you know, paraphrasing is working tirelessly to get a ceasefire in a, in, in the middle east. i know most people see that by the administration as benjamin netanyahu, his lawyer rather than i'm not biased group. and i don't think they're really pushing for, they just want to give the appearance of it so that she can continue on with a narrative. we're working for a cease fire and certainly they're not really. yeah, they're not really trying to get. it's almost as simple. those that well and the president, unfortunately, is not good because we've heard that before from mr. biden, and we've heard it before for so many others. and then in the end, after they propose it and there's discussion of it and people think it's going to happen. it doesn't happen because when it gets in front of the business and yahoo, he says something to the effect of how do you guys think you are telling us what to do? just because we're taking your money, it doesn't mean that we have to do what

write a zuckerberg a letter to congress admits the biden harrison team bullied them into censoring contentficials from the biden administration including the white has repeatedly pressured our teams for months to censor surgeon covid-19 encoding humor and satire. i believe the government pressure was wrong and i regretted we were not more outspoken about it. zuckerberg said they were also wrong for censoring the hunter biden story saying "it's been made clear to the reporting was not russian disinformation and in retrospect, we should not have demoted the story. for a zuckerberg four years later in 2024, hindsight is really 2020. but for the biden-harris white house it is not. they would not do anything different sagan's statement, reacting to zuckerberg, our position has been clear and consistent, we believe tech companies and other private actors should take into account the actions of their actions have on the american people. we don't know what vice president harris will continue the same social media censorship campaign if she is president but the trump team it says it not happen unde

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i mean, it was the biden harrison ministration that went after the catholics and had their ministration put people in catholic views because they, they deem the possible domestic terrorist. these are the type of issues they need to be focusing on by the way the hispanic population does. not like abortion, they don't like the transgender, they're very carefully, they're very careful, and they care about what's being taught in the schools. and they came to this country. most of them came to this country to give a better life to their children, or seeing their children being taught all kinds of work nonsense in school, and not the things that are going to prepare them for the future, which is a i data analytics, a computer science and rather they're coming out of high school, have very little perfect preparation for the real world and then go into to college and getting indoctrinated more. that's exact with the hispanic population cares about is. and it's what the overall american population are currently seeing. unfortunately. well, and that's a very interesting part of it because hearing

that is one of the things that i believe the harrison biden administration can do. waiting for some sort of clarity in washington, d.c. before engaging in certain projects that could be expansionary and provide new jobs. they are unclear about whether they could emerge. but also in terms of what the parameters are going to be with regulations. how consistent will kamala harris' policies be, should she be elected to president biden? this is a continuation of exactly the same? doug: i don't think it will be basically a continuation. this is a process. she's going to have to be the president for herself. she will have her economic advisors. she will start addressing more, i think, after this convention. the specifics of everything she wants to do, and let the people judge. i don't think right now you can say one thing or another what specifically she will do. that is going to be a work in progress. she has to deal with congress. she doesn't want to do everything by executive action. that has been one of the problems we have seen so far. when a president comes in and ha

freedoms, the freedom to learn, economic freedom, continuing to carry on the policies of the biden-harrisonistration. --biden-harris administration. when you look at the last four years, it is about having all americans thrive, insulin prices lowered up to $35, and after a mismanaged global pandemic, getting back to a place of economic stability in the country, but other could go issues, whether or not it is for health care, whether or not it is -- all of those issues are on the ballot box including issues of democracy. fundamental freedoms and ability to thrive as vice president kamala harris has said so eloquently on the campaign trail. host: if that is the case, where has the biden administration succeeded on these concerns, particularly as you look to the vice president at the next leader, where do you want her to expand that? guest: i think we look at the his dark investments in education, -- the historic investments in education, millions of dollars in historically black colleges and universities. when we look at the price of medicine in this country, looking at insulin for $35, expan

came to handrail and calling out donald trump, and contrasting her time as vice president in the biden harrison what we saw from a trumpet ministration. they are not the same. >> wanita, i am so sorry. i'm sure you just said some brilliant things, but on the screen you were showing pictures of evan gershkovich giving his mother 1000 kisses and picking her up, and i didn't pay attention to a single word that you said. pablo, kamala harris obviously supports the president, but she does have her own ideas. how does she sort of carved this lane for herself, putting out her message, which she wants, we can clearly see the fighting in gaza means a lot to her. that has young voters excited to hear what she has to say. those who were unhappy with president biden's position. how complicated is this and other issues for her, that she is tied to president biden's wins, or wants to have other lanes of her own? >> yeah, she has been offered a blank slate opportunity to do what jamie diamond in his op-ed to unite these two stories has not, which is be specific. you have a new opportunity to introduce yoursel

obviously he wanted to talk about where it was on his watch, what happened under harrison biden and wheret will go in the future, depending on how things turn out this november. now, given the venue, it came then as no surprise that the former president called for more tariffs. he attacked electric vehicle mandates and he boosted his argument that the economy had been much better during his presidency than under mr. biden, which is to say it would be worse still under a harris administration. >> if kamala gets in, the united states will rapidly become a the industrialized third world nation, like so many others have become. >> she's running on socialist price controls, banning gas powered cars and trucks and private health insurance policies are gone. she wants to defund the police ,abolish cars, cash bail, and she wants to abolish it immediately. the pennsylvania star, part of a jam packed schedule that includes daily events in battleground states tied to subjects where the gop thinks they hold an advantage. a wink, by the way, that'll see mr. trump appear in michigan, north carolina, ar

michigan, you know, being fed up with the price of gas, the price of groceries ,and the way that the harrison bidenadministration has failed the people of the state of michigan. and that's one of the reasons that i'm confident republicans are going to win from white house to taking back our state house for republicans in november. >> a real toss up state. you called it. is it, though? is it more leaning more towards the democratic ticket now since kamala harris replaced president biden at the top of that ticket? have you see it? do you feel that there's momentum one way or another? >> no. you know, again, i think the democrats are in a little bit of a sugar high right now is as they've had when they've had kid glove treatment. and kamala harris has been able to avoid any type of press conference or hard hitting questions from the media for the last month or so. >> but at the end of the day, this election's going to be about policies and it's going to be about where are you better off under the presidency of donald trump or under the presidency of joe biden and kamala harris. and, you know, the poli

incredible track record of tribal state relations, and kamala harris building on the good work of the biden harrisonation and secretary holland. the future for indian country and the future, i think, for america in general, is really bright with their leadership. and moving us forward, making sure we can all exercise our civic duty and vote this november and into the future. >> i know you have been asked this question a lot, but it is one this is with me. because i am a first-generation korean american, i have a nine- year-old daughter who is biracial, and i think about all of the first that are going to happen in november. and i know that should harris walz take the oval in november and win, you would be elevated into a position. first, your thoughts on what that would mean to you. >> it would be incredibly meaningful, and i would drawn my experience at governing in partnership with tim walz and meeting the veterans, folks in law enforcement, it teachers, farmers, people all across the state who care tremendously about making sure the people have an opportunity to thrive. and, you know, we are just

cease-fire between israel and hamas involving the gaza war, something we heard throughout the dnc, the biden harrisonclose the gaps between israel and hamas, to get a cease-fire. so the result of that, both hezbollah and iran had not retaliated for the specific killings of both the hezbollah commander and the leader of hamas. it seemed that israel had some intelligence of sorts tonight, to suggest that hezbollah was about to begin, or perhaps had begun before they carried out this preemptive strike. but, that is one explanation as to why it has taken place. over the past couple of days, a variety of mediators and negotiators, the various negotiators from israel had departed and made their way to cairo. the country's prime minister had been engaged in phone conversations with both secretary blinking as well as other senior officials in the u.s. to try and negotiate a cease-fire. but we also knew that the united states had deployed a lot of additional military access to the region, in a show of force to try to deter both iran and hezbollah from carrying out such an attack. >> we just got on the line he

and most importantly, donald trump still has a lead over biden harrison terms of his performance in his administration versus their performance. trump needs to come out, talk about issues clearly, most it's importantly inflation, immigration. but the more these days back, the more that he is not part of the message, part of the daily discussions, and the more than harris takes the limelight, such as the town hall that you're about to show the rally are about to show the stronger she's going to continue to get frank when you can give us a sense because you are doing these focus groups in these key places. can you give us a sense of some of the moments or some of the comments that are standing out to you that you're hearing from people? >> yes. that she's different. they're excited about her that she offers a break from a 77-year-old and an eight-year-old. that's number one. number two is the fact that they thought that joe biden was too old and they had an issue about voting for him. and they key because i'm talking to people who have switched who are not voting for biden, are voting for

that is, to me, the underlining story of this, we are going to continue to work in the biden- harrisonainly going to pivot to the future as we look at harris- walz, but i think our anchor and our north star was where he started us. >> as the northstar, the sitting president, how will he be honored? >> it would hard to be a convention that wasn't reflective of joe biden because joe biden represents everything the democratic party is about, fairness, decency, american leadership, these are things joe biden has fought for his entire career, and those are the values the democratic party is going to put on display in chicago next week. >> you both have had a challenging task, i think it is fair to say, because the top of the ticket changed just a few weeks ago, and now vice president harris is on the top of the ticket, she selected governor walz to be her running mate. how have you had to change your planning and programming for the convention? >> you know, one of the things that i think we should do and we have an obligation to do is to introduce her and governor walz to the american peopl

quoting here as the biden harrison ministration calls for de-escalation.tens to wipe out american military bases across the middle east over iran's nuclear negotiating team. promising to wipe out every american military base in the middle east in the united states if the united states joins in surreal in the attack on the islamic republic. the bluster certainly goes on colonel. >> absolutely. this is expected because american soldiers and sailors and airmen are working throughout the middle east with minimal security, sometimes host nation security. it's always been a concern when the security situation changed so much in the middle east based on what's happening that we put the greater and greater risk with no strategy behind in the first place. we need to rethink where americans are in the middle east and why they are there and whether another doing the right thing due to what's happening not only in israel but potential for expansion in the regional spaces. >> trace: standby with speaking of breaking news. we've the former president getting to the body

we couldn't help but notice senator vance is now cutting out the bite in part of the biden harrison ministrationin the busiest order patrol sector along the u.s. and mexico border. this trip of his was designed to draw attention to the migrant crisis even as apprehensions continue to drop over the last 5 months according to recent data. bans focusing on the damage already done by cartels who target children and fentanyl. >> it is hard to believe until you see it with your own eyes just how bad the policies of the policies of the southern border. harris committed office making promises and she kept them to open the southern border. >> as vance works to begin putting in his position as trump's pp tries after pastor marks about people without judgement have put them on the trail. he is tried to change that conversation back to 1 voters considered most prominent and it could prove helpful picker recent wall street journal shows voters trust former president trump over harris to handle immigration by 13 points. it's also home to the democratic senator mark attlee currently on the shortlist for vp. he

people in the world now for a cease fire, other than the palestinians are coming to harrison just in genocide. joe biden, as he is well known to us now they're desperate to have the ceasefire happen. why is the 15 so i want them to start because the democratic party convention starts on chicago, on the 18th, and the 19th of the 22nd. they have to produce a democratic party platform which will shape pamela harris's campaign, which will also define a jo biden's legacy and possibly get the genocide purpose out of his uh uh, address is the name the union has then close to $47000000.00 to help the palestinian authority pay salaries and pensions and the occupied west bank. the support is going to mainly benefit retirees and civil service employees. it'd be a struggle to access some of the tax funds, which israel collects on transfers via norway. israel stop sending the money to was low and retaliation for its recognition of palestinian statehood as well. and the as really army are still trading 5 is where the air strikes on the southern 11 on the alley on friday, killed 2 people was really media report. 10 or

people in the world now for a cease fire, other than the palestinians are coming to harrison just in genocide. joe biden, as the as well known of the us. now they're desperate to have the ceasefire happen . why is the 15 so i want them to sort because the democratic party convention starts in chicago on the 18th. and the 19th is a 22nd. they have to produce a democratic party platform which will shape pamela harris's campaign, which will also define a joe by his legacy and possibly get the genocide purpose out of his. uh uh, address is, uh ma'am is israel says it's defense as of intercepted a rocket from gauze up warning. sirens were activated in the city of austin on and in nearby could which they can the rock it was fide early on friday morning. and while they are on size, they are correspondent john henry and aust, depend ticket about how washington would react in the event of an escalation in the region when it comes to a potential attack by iran roads. affiliates on israel is the us force punished or purely defensive is possible offensive capability, which would be used is, are there limits are for

people in the world now for a cease fire other than the palestinians are coming to harrison just in genocide. joe biden, as he is well known to us, now they're desperate to have the ceasefire happen. why is the 15 so i want them to start because the democratic party convention starts on chicago, on the 18th, and the 19th of the 22nd. they have to produce a democratic party platform which will shape pamela harris's campaign, which will also define a jo biden's legacy and possibly get the genocide purpose out of as a title. if is, ma'am, this is ready for us. as a bombed to schools in northern gauze, palestinians were seeking shelter. list 16 people were killed in the strikes. a number of people are missing and believe to be buried under the rubble of protestant engine. this stable him, our cause healey has more on the attacks from the hours of school in kansas city. we are here stand inside of the school officer has been targeted by 2 missiles falling down the on this school directly result going in killing many children. an engineer, other civil defense forces, unfortunately have nothing to work with.

people in the world now for a cease fire, other than the palestinians are coming to harrison just in genocide. joe biden, as he is well known to us now they're desperate to have the ceasefire happen. why is the 15 so i want them to start because the democratic party convention starts on chicago, on the 18th, and the 19th of the 22nd. they have to produce a democratic party platform which will shape pamela harris's campaign, which will also define a jo biden's legacy and possibly get the genocide purpose out of his uh uh, out of his name and other developments and following a rock. it has been fined. allison garza towards israel warning sirens were activated in the city of ash cologne. israel says it's an defensive intercept at the rocket. it is ready for it is important to schools in northern causa why palestinians were seeking shelter. at least 16 people were killed in the strikes. a number of people are missing and believed to be buried under the russell palestinian janice every mile. a highly lea has more on the attacks. now from the outside of school. in garza city. we are here standing inside of th