senator the guy that made josh hawley, he said josh hawley was the worst mistake he made, and that hesenator. we get endorsements, the numbers are getting so close, and it has got josh hawley so scared he won't believe what happened, but he actually came back to the state of missouri the other day to do a one-day, they call it their step aside, where they said isn't it a beautiful thing if women just step aside? the more he opens his mouth the close of this race gets, and we are super excited about taking it all the way to the 5th. >> what's interesting with hawley jetting around the state is he's doing it on a private jet which is the same thing he took then senator mccaskill for, took her to task when he ran against her in 2018. >> yeah, there is really no end to the hypocrisy with this guy. he got so shamed by that he decided to do a two week bus tour across missouri which lasted three days. i guess three days felt like two weeks for him, then he abandoned his bus, illegally parked in a parking lot where they had to try to get it towed. the guy has no respect with missourians, and

senator, jack danforth, the guy who made josh hawley, has also said josh hawley was the worst mistake made and that he should no longer be a u.s. senator. we are getting endorsements from groups that are republicans. the numbers are getting so close. it has got josh hawley so scared that you won't believe what happened. he actually came back to the state of missouri the other day to do a one day jet tour with harrison dr. period they called it their step aside tour. i am telling you, the more he opens his mouth, the closer this race gets. we are excited about taking all the way to the fifth. >> what is interesting about him jetting around the state is that he is doing it on a private jet, which is the same thing he took then senator claire mccaskill, took her to task, when he ran against her in 2018. >> there is really no end to the hypocrisy with this guy. he got so ashamed by that but he decided to do a two-week bus tour across missouri, which lasted three days. i guess being in missouri for two days felt like two weeks for him. he actually appended his bus, illegally parked in a pa

it's josh hawley abortion ban. it bans all abortion even in cases of rape and incest from day one but i think that's wrong. missourians are smart enough to make the decision about how the want of his allies, build and protect their families. i will cross roe v. wade because we can have no exceptions for rape and incest like josh hawley put into play. critical we do that and quit on this issue because despite the fact we have cost you amendment this fall we are going to codify our rights, josh hawley has signed up to a national abortion ban. he wants to override the will of missouri voters. i don't live in that. in vitro fertilization. i will protect out section because those things are poor for everyday missourians so t make our own decisions. discovered an article the springfield news leader saying both in vitro fertilization, morning after pill and other tactic under section exact same thing as abortion issue retrieve like that. it is wrong and i will be on the opposite side. >> i am pro-life. i believe every abo

joining me now josh hawley a missouri senator.enator hawley, how desperate are they now in these closing weeks that they seem to have to have the kind of the line of the day. yesterday it was the enemy's list. day before it was he's unhinged. and now it's he's exhausted? that's their close? >> yeah, they're incredibly desperate and listen i would be too if kamala were my candidate. you can see with barack obama. the whole thing with bra rock and michelle is try to disappear the harris biden administration. try to make everybody forget that harris is vice-president of the united states and has been for years, and her record is appalling. this is all an attempt to change the subject and laura it's just not going to work because her record is what it is, 15 million illegals or more crime like we've never seen in this country inflation we haven't seen in 40 years. that's kamala's records those are the facts everybody knows it that's why she's losing >> laura: back to my point here is that barack obama is the one who ushered in the era

that's the biggest paper in josh hawley's home state.s is supposed to be a year in when republicans are favored to take over the senate, but this is also a year when republicans a running a string of beleaguered, scandal-ridden and unpopular candidates in states they need to win, while democrats are showing they have a chance in some very unlikely places. one of the best hopes for a democratic upset is in texas. colin allred, fresh off that string of blockbuster endorsements from all the biggest papers in texas, he's going to be on the last word with lawrence o'donnell right after this show. watch this space. this space what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. >>> two quick things before i go. first of all, there is much more of my interview with

here with reaction is senator josh hawley, who is with us. i noticed that you put up an ex post that says missouri law requires any person who causes injury with a firearm to file a report with law enforcement immediately. lucas counts. do that. i don't know that he has shown, to be honest with you, but i tell you what i mean. this is what we're down to. this guy is setting up a fake range in order to get a photo op, and he shoots a reporter. i mean, this just is the old adage, sean, do not allow liberals to play with guns. somebody always gets hurt. and that's exactly what happened here. he may well have violated missouri law in the process. i mean, it's absolutely crazy. you cannot make this stuff point out. i mean, the guy is crazy. after after your ex post went out, apparently then he did go to law enforcement, so you might have encouraged him and saved your opponent. nice job. you know, listen, there is just no saving him from this kind of insanity. i mean, it's absolutely crazy. sean, you look at that picture that he himself released. t

th all right, senator hawley, exactly. for that update. e updateall right.e texa when we come back, while texasgt is dealing with the fallout from harris and biden in theirr open border agenda, kamala continues to dodge questiondas her role in the crisis. believe it or not, cbst he called her out on it. >> texas governor greg abbott, he's nex t to. respond straight ahead. >> how did mercer fancy professor by day, inspector gadget by night. every crime can be explained by science. want to do an experiment? anything for science. are you rational? check your local listings. >> jay diamonds. lowest prices ever. the jewelry exchange has natural one carat gives just 1990. custom mounts are just for 99 carat. 50, 29. 92 carat, 5990. thousands of diamonds guaranteed the lowest price the jewelry exchange ever worry that you're drinking too much. >> take back control with your health or health provides access to medication proven to help a daily pill to drink less, or to quit drinking altogether qualify for treatment at or health.com. >> my hair has

see, if i go in on jan 6, i'm looking for hawley, josh hawley.e's fast. he's fast. you're quick. you're quick. you're doing this. so you're following hawley all the way in, right? you're following hawley. and you know, he knows how to get in, how to get out. he knows where people are hiding. yeah. - he's fast, quick. and he's tall, too. so any shrapnel you know? it's flying by, but i'm following him all the way. he's booking. oh here's the merch now. you got to see the merch. let's do it. do you think he could get a pee stream going that hard and that high? i hope so. i call bullshit. that's a stiletto. yeah. perfect for, like, the niece or the nephew who needs a stiletto. yeah, that's a switchblade. and it's got a brass knuckles, basically, yeah? there's a rescue knife and seatbelt cutter. seatbelt cutter. there's a weird detail, which is once you have both of these, you can have all the merch. you know what i mean? [laughs] not yours. not yours. some people are armed. some people. ok. i'm shocked people have an issue with you selling this stuff

caroline hawley, bbc news.onald trump is holding a rally. earlier, he took part in a town hall in zebulon, georgia, about 50 miles south of atlanta. his rival kamala harris is preparing for a town hall in another battleground state, pennsylvania. let's cross live now to helena humphrey in duluth, georgia. you are at the trump valley and have been speaking to supporters. what have they been telling you? —— trump rally. it telling you? -- trump rally. it is telling you? —— trump rally. it is easy to find out the policies of the supporters, the backers of donald trump. perhaps you can hear a voice in the background, whenever he says anything that resonates, cheers go up among the people behind me. only thousands of people who have been waiting for hours, not everyone managed to get inside. donald trump took to the stage, calling kamala harris the tax claim, saying she would raise taxes, andindeed saying she would raise taxes, and indeed that is something kamala harris has said she would do on the rich in order to

senator josh hawley and his wife aaron. they are an incredible couple being used by the lord in the public space while wasting their own children to fear and love the lord and walk with him. they are an amazing couple. great example. after that conversation we knew that we needed to hear more from the less visible ones. erin hawley is an amazing woman. a graduate of yale law school. she met josh while they were clerking for chief justice john roberts. since then she played in a significant role in the 303 creative case, a victory for free speech and religious freedom as well as the historic dobbs decision reversing roe v. wade. she currently serves as senior counsel to the appellate team with our friends at alliance defending freedom and somewhere in her down time between 3:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m., shea book od living blast, lessons from my little ones about the heart of god. she is incredibly accomplished but i still may have missed a few things. i will bring out someone else who knows her best. he is one of my strongest and

our corspondent caroline hawley has more.e car park outside the headquarters of turkey's state-run aerospace company, someone filmed as the attack unfolded. first came the shooting. then the explosion. followed by more gunfire. the attackers appear to have arrived in this taxi. to the right of it, one of the first casualties. cctv showed two attackers - one a man, one a woman - just outside the building, carrying large rucksacks and automatic weapons. the man then enters the headquarters. security forces rushed to the scene as employees took refuge in shelters. the company makes both civilian and military aircraft as well as drones. this is the aftermath. no group has yet said it was behind it, but suspicion is likely to fall on members of a kurdish separatist group called the pkk, which has carried out similar attacks before. president erdogan had just arrived in russia to attend the brics summit of emerging economies. from those here and from other allies, including the us and eu, came a chorus of condemnation. translation:

and also our senator, josh hawley. i think that when i listen to the different collars and everything, i honestly believe that -- callers and everything, i honestly believe that many of them don't research and look at how different people vote. everyone is complaining that this republican congress didn't do very much. but there was such a small margin between them. it's very difficult when the margins are so small that it is almost split. it's difficult to get anything done in congress. and you can go back in history and see this again and again. they promise everything but they don't deliver it a lot of times because they just don't have the votes. and you have the extreme left and the extreme right. i think that you need to look at each individual person and where they stand in their voting records. i am surprised a lot of people don't even know who their representatives are. i will be voting for jason smith. i will be voting for josh hawley. i wish more people would take the time to really research. we can find that

let us come to caroline hawley. we will stay on the pictures here, watching the events in tehran.orrespondence, take us through the main points as you heard them as to what the ayatollah was saying. exactly as was said, a call for muslims to unite, in his words, to fasten the seat belt of resistance, the idea that they have a common enemy, legitimising, saying it was legitimate what happened on the 7th of october, lebanon's defence of the palestinian people was legal and legitimate and praising what he called the brilliant actions of iran in firing the missiles at israel on tuesday night. yeah, saying those again were legal and legitimate. not many crumbs of comfort for anyone hoping the situation could de—escalate. one thing he did say was we will not hesitate nor rush to act against israel, we will do what is sensible. that could be perhaps the only crumb of comfort. what is sensible? the iranian regime i think wants to ensure its survival, that is its main priority at the moment. a hard—line speech, obviously, and interesting he delivered a bit of it in arabic as well. , , ., .

here's caroline hawley. headquarters of turkey's state—run aerospace company, someone filmed as the attack unfolded. first came the shooting. then the explosion. followed by more gunfire. the attackers appeared to have arrived in this taxi. to the right of it, one of the first casualties. cctv showed two attackers — one a man, one a woman — just outside the building, carrying large rucksacks and automatic weapons. the man then enters the headquarters. security forces rushed to the scene as employees took refuge in shelters. the company makes both civilian and military aircraft as well as drones. this is the aftermath. no group has yet said it was behind it, but officials are pointing the finger at the kurdish militant group the pkk, which has fought a long insurgency against the turkish state. president erdogan had just arrived in russia to attend the brics summit of emerging economies. from those here and from other allies, including the us and eu, came a chorus of condemnation. translation: | thank. you fo

here's caroline hawley.te—run aerospace company, someone filmed as the attack unfolded. first came the shooting. then the explosion. followed by more gunfire. the attackers appeared to have arrived in this taxi. to the right of it, one of the first casualties. cctv showed two attackers — one a man, one a woman — just outside the building, carrying large rucksacks and automatic weapons. the man then enters the headquarters. security forces rushed to the scene as employees took refuge in shelters. the company makes both civilian and military aircraft as well as drones. this is the aftermath. no group has yet said it was behind it, but officials are pointing the finger at the kurdish militant group the pkk, which has fought a long insurgency against the turkish state. president erdogan had just arrived in russia to attend the brics summit of emerging economies. from those here and from other allies, including the us and eu, came a chorus of condemnation. translation: | thank. you for your condolences. we have f

caroline hawley, bbc news.e arrived on the second leg of their royal tour — the biggest overseas trip for king charles since his cancer diagnosis. katy watson is there and sent this report. this small island nation extended a big welcome to the king and queen. it's the first time king charles has attended the commonwealth heads of government meeting as monarch. it's also a first for a pacific island to host the summit, and samoa's pulling out all the stops to make a success of it. the main road from the airport to the capital is one long welcome party. villagers across samoa's main island have been sprucing up their homes, ready for this week's visitors. we are samoan people, we always extend our hospitality. same with the king. so, you know, we have this great opportunity to welcome him. the king may be in the spotlight, but so too are the issues that matter to him. and they are issues that also matter to islanders. the pacific is particularly vulnerable to rising sea levels — while here, the king's chosen to

that's the biggest paper in josh hawley's home state.upposed to be a year in when republicans are favored to take over the senate, but this is also a year when republicans a running a string of beleaguered, scandal-ridden and unpopular candidates in states they need to win, while democrats are showing they have a chance in some very unlikely places. one of the best hopes for a democratic upset is in texas. colin allred, fresh off that string of blockbuster endorsements from all the biggest papers in texas, he's going to be on the last word with lawrence o'donnell right after this show. watch this space. after this show. watch this space ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ it's nice to know you're free to focus on what matters, with reliable medicare coverage from unitedhealthcare. ♪♪ >>> two quick things before i go. first of all, there is much more of my interview with yulia navalnaya than we were able to show you tonight.whole thing on youtube including her very pointed message to the u.s. about what we're doing wrong when it comes to vladimir putin. you can fin

caroline hawley, bbc news.rs is reporting that around 250 have been killed in lebanon on since the ground operation. since the start of that israeli ground operation, according to reuters. they are also reporting that the israeli military is still assessing the damage of the strike against hezbollah strikes. you can see the latest live images from beirut as the strikes continue. and the iranian foreign minister has also been reported as saying that they still back efforts for a simultaneous gaza lebanon on ceasefire. the iranian foreign minister has also been in beirut, saying that they still want a stoppage to the fighting with hezbollah. it is dependent on a gaza ceasefire. the attacks as you can see there from those images, are continuing, both in southern lebanon and beirut where buildings have been flattened. 37 people have been killed. missiles have hit the main international road to syria, that is a key route that people have been taking to leave lebanon. our correspondent who is in tripoli, northern leb

caroline hawley has the details.he headquarters of turkey's state—run aerospace company, someone filmed as the attack unfolded. first came the shooting. then the explosion. followed by more gunfire. the attackers appear to have arrived in this taxi. to the right of it, one of the first casualties. cctv showed two attackers — one a man, one a woman — just outside the building, carrying large rucksacks and automatic weapons. the man then enters the headquarters. security forces rushed to the scene as employees took refuge in shelters. the company makes both civilian and military aircraft, as well as drones. this is the aftermath. no group has yet said it was behind it, but officials are pointing the finger at the kurdish militant group the pkk, which has fought a long insurgency against the turkish state. president erdogan had just arrived in russia to attend the brics summit of emerging economies. from those here and from other allies, including the us and eu, came a chorus of condemnation. translation: | thank. you f

caroline hawley, bbc news. hasan kalyoncu university and a military analyst gave me the latest from ankara. if you go through the tactics, techniques and preferred, you know, and also the rifles, the equipment of the terrorists. well, it reminds pkk. why? there was an attack last year directly targeting the ministry of interior, and they used the same thing. there was a vehicle that they had kidnapped, uh, confiscated. they had killed the driver. today, its apparent that they killed they, you know, first hijacked a taxi, killed the driver, then exploded the vehicle at the gate. and then they tried to infiltrate the building, just very close to the, you know, gate of the facility. so this is completely a pkk—type attack. the second issue, right after the infiltration, they attempted to have captives inside, but they were prevented. so that's why they are neutralised right now. and i believe that security forces will identify exactly who they are and from which branch of which terrorist organisation. still to com

caroline hawley, bbc news. let's go to anna foster in beirut.w that huge blast in beirut, just close to the airport. that huge blast in beirut, 'ust close to the airport.�* close to the airport. more of them today _ close to the airport. more of them today as _ close to the airport. more of them today as well - close to the airport. more of them today as well in - close to the airport. more of| them today as well in various parts of beirut. he mentioned that loud blast her last night. that is one that the easier in was reporting was targeting the man who was potentially going to be the successor to hassan nasrallah. it is worth saying since the leader of a was assassinated a week ago today, there has been no word about who the organization may choose to be its new leader, but we have seen strikes through the day—to—day, one close to the airport road near a state of minnesota beirut, one close to a hospital as well, so you seat, and as shown in those like pictures, again continuing that scene of smoke rising on the horizon above beirut, and it's

, the wife of josh hawley. this is hosted by the federalist society and it should start in a few moments. [chatter] >> dave in texas, republican line. good morning. i'm sorry i missed your last guest, but, mark twain famously said wants any idiot can recognize a wrong answer but it takes a genius to recognize a wrong question. i would suggest the moderators in the debates that i watch are so highly partisan and, quite frankly, as a debater myself, i cannot see how they do not challenge these questions. lincoln and douglas debated. they traveled on the same train across america. that was when debating was truly debating. what we have now is a seemingly guiltless media, biased in an attempt to sway an election. as far as i'm concerned trump was glaringly falling into that trap of not recognizing a wrong question. they should be rephrasing these questions so they are not partisan or biased. host: got it dave. randy in michigan. line for democrats. caller: i'm calling to make a couple of comments. i wonder if trump

caroline hawley, bbc news.g to our correspondents anna foster in beirut and nick beake in northern israel. anna was in beirut during a large blast overnight. it was a huge, a really significant blast, matthew. it could be felt right across the city and heard right across the city as well. and interesting, as you say there, those reports that came from the israeli media saying that the target of that was one of the men who was tipped to become the next leader of hezbollah. it's interesting that it is a week now since hassan nasrallah was killed here in beirut, and hezbollah are yet to name a successoi’. we also don't know for sure what happened with hassan nasrallah's funeral. there were some suggestions that his body would be taken to iraq, perhaps buried in the holy city of najaf. but again, everything on that front has gone really quite quiet in the last week or so in terms of information coming out. but, you know, it's worth probably just taking a moment to reflect. when we look at those live pictures as we

here's caroline hawley.eone filmed as the attack unfolded. first came the shooting. then the explosion. followed by more gunfire. the attackers appeared to have arrived in this taxi. to the right of it, one of the first casualties. cctv showed two attackers — one a man, one a woman — just outside the building, carrying large rucksacks and automatic weapons. the man then enters the headquarters. security forces rushed to the scene as employees took refuge in shelters. the company makes both civilian and military aircraft as well as drones. this is the aftermath. no group has yet said it was behind it, but officials are pointing the finger at the kurdish militant group the pkk, which has fought a long insurgency against the turkish state. president erdogan had just arrived in russia to attend the brics summit of emerging economies. from those here and from other allies, including the us and eu, came a chorus of condemnation. translation: | thank. you for your condolences. we have four martyrs and 14 injured. i

here's caroline hawley. outside the headquarters of turkey's state—run aerospace company, someone filmed as the attack unfolded. first came the shooting. then the explosion. followed by more gunfire. the attackers appear to have arrived in this taxi. to the right of it, one of the first casualties. cctv showed two attackers — one a man, one a woman — just outside the building, carrying large rucksacks and automatic weapons. the man then enters the headquarters. security forces rushed to the scene as employees took refuge in shelters. the company makes both civilian and military aircraft, as well as drones. this is the aftermath. no group has yet said it was behind it, but suspicion is likely to fall on members of a kurdish separatist group called the pkk, which has carried out similar attacks before. president erdogan had just arrived in russia to attend the brics summit of emerging economies. from those here and from other allies, including the us and eu, came a chorus of condemnation. translation: | thank.

joining us is josh hawley is with us. senator, i want to play kamala harris blasting the use of the term, radical islamic terrorism and i want to play kamala on 60 minutes seemingly lecturing prime minister netanyahu saying he's not listening to them. listen. >> he has the courage to object when they use that term, ratted cal islamic terrorism. [applause] >> greatest victims of terror. >> but it seems that prime minister netanyahu is not listening. >> well, bill, the work that we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by israel that were very much prompted by or a result of many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region. >> sean: well, senator i'm having a hard time with that word salad but let me ask you this:who attacked israel on october 7th? my understand is hamas and their charter has the words, the elimination of israel. and the question is, who attacked us on 9/11/01? she doesn't want to use that term and the administration had been lecturing israel not to attack

crashed from $3 trillion to $1 trillion every economist of every stripe will tell you that smoot-hawleyxacerbated the great depression. it made it much worse. i would argue something similar could happen now, that if we had across-the-board tariffs as donald trump was talking about, he's using across-the-board. the prices everything goes up. one, it is inflationary. it is going to harm american manufacturers and american growers. go to hershey. i represented that community. 70 million hershey kisses a day, that's a lot of chocolate. how do you make chocolate? you have to get that cocoa. last i checked, we don't grow it in the united states, we have to import it from west africa. that is just one example. people like coffee. we have to import that. your couple coffee just went up in price. you like a banana, same thing. a lot of those big machines are made by a dutch company. to make these chips cost a few hundred million dollars a pop. a lot of what we import is used for making things. ultimately, consumers will pay more. we are going to lose jobs over this, and this going to have a dev

last week in missouri for example to republican senator josh hawley not only saw the st.hallenger but also senator holly flunked that endorsement with the distinction in the post dispatch wrote for reasons above and beyond any current partisan consideration josh hawley is quite possibly the worst sitting senator in america right now. that is the biggest paper in his home state. this is supposed to be a year when republicans are favored to take over the senate but this is also your republicans are running a string of beleaguered scandal ridden and unpopular candidates in states they need to win while democrats are showing they have a chance in unlikely places. one of the best hopes for a democratic upset is in texas with colin allred fresh off that string a block western endorsements from all the biggest papers in texas and he will be on the last word with lawrence o'donnell right after the show. watch this space. this space let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. her

i will ask lucas about the big endorsement he picked up with senator josh hawley. a man who was scathingly dubbed the country's worst sitting senator. i am jonathan capehart. this is the saturday show. >>> 17 days to go until election day. in this hour, vice president, harris and donald trump are scheduled for dual campaign rallies into battleground states. the vice president will take the stage soon in atlanta georgia, where more than 1 billion early votes have already been cast. a record for early ballots cast in the peach state. to put that in perspective, the total early vote in georgia in 2020 was a little more than 4 million. the campaign is also deploying some superstar surrogates. singer-songwriter usher is expected to be alongside the vice president tonight. earlier today, harris was joined by lizzo at an event in detroit for the first day of early voting there. the vice president's closing message was clear. >> we know what is at stake and we know the power of the people. this is about the power of the people. this is about knowing each one of us, as an i

senator hawley talked about it earlier from this very stage, that battle for the soul of america thates today, and i battlefield is in the courtroom, to fight those fights every day. mr. perkins: it is one thing to watch from a distance, but it is always difference when -- different when you step into the role and you are in public office. you are an elected official. what has been the thing that has surprised you most about stepping into that arena? ag bailey: you know, the outpouring of affection and accolades and support from people like those of us gathered in this room today. and to know that there are other believers and patriots who value freedom, safety, prosperity, truth the way i do. and to see those groups coming together and hear from them on a daily basis again, that gives me a lot of energy as i approach this task every day. i get up in the mornings, three of my kiddos are in school, two in middle school. one in first grade and my two-year-old has not started school, but i take three of my kids to the bus stop every morning. again, that reminds me that time i get to spen

caroline hawley, bbc news.air campaign against iran—backed hezbollah fighters in lebanon appears to be widening, with heavy strikes close to the main airport in beirut overnight. in a moment, we'll speak to nick beake in northern israel. but first, our middle east correspondent, hugo bachega, is in the lebanese city of tripoli. hugo, reports that these strikes are targeted, but everyone there is braced. yes, the air overnight were very powerful, heard across the city, and it is believed the target of the strikes was the man believed to be the next hezbollah leader, hashem safieddine. he was believed to be in an underground bunker, his fate is still unclear, but i think it shows the israeli campaign against hezbollah is likely to be long, hezbollah is likely to be long, hezbollah wants to weaken hezbollah, just to its present and future. israeli air strikes have continued across the country and an israeli attack cut off the main road leading to the main crossing point between lebanon and syria, the israeli milit

trying to figure out which girlfriend he has, josh hawley, jd vance. and tim scott or phil in the blank, hard to see they have anywhere near the bill luddy, this is who we saw on television sets, the head over the apprentice, and personnel body, no one can go through what he has gone through and given credit. a couple touch points coming down the stair, he got down the golden escalator and tariffs which he has long been on, everybody should have ivf. [applause] >> just encourages me. my favorite line of the acceptance speech, going to carry this. very quickly. men will not be allowed to participate in women's sports. when i get up those things are right in front of me linked together in extra rebel you. [applause] >> want to hear my bill clinton? hillary is the most qualified person ever to run for president. [laughter and applause] >> more qualified than i was. a marvelous individual. >> i am really going to shift the tone here to talk about assassination attempts and political violence. >> we were having such fun. we have to get in the past week we'v

so people know that they're digitally altered. >> what is obviously josh hawley, susan collins, lisa murkowski accepted. and anyone else who's who's on board with your bill accepted. what is the republican opposition to this bill is it, is it a first amendment issue? what their problem, i mean, i can't imagine that you know as senator mcconnell would think, it's cooled for deepfake adds to depict him doing things that he never did you got that right? >> it is they're making a claim on first amendment political speech but these other frauds and they show people doing things or not doing and if we don't have some rules in place, pretty soon, they're going to dominate the internet. we have been really reasonable about this in that we've said we talked to democratic leaders, republican lawyers. we made sure they followed existing law and the constitution so that you allow parody, all kinds of things but in this case, i think why do i think they're really stopping it? because i think they're going to mess around the last month of the election and you're already starting to see it happen w

caroline hawley looks at the significance of his speech. who, as his title suggests, has ultimate power in iran. he very rarely leads friday prayers, so the world was watching what he had to say today. the crowds were huge, their regime trying to project an image of strength after a series of humiliating blows to its allies. supporters gathered first to commemorate the hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah, killed in an israeli air strike a week ago today. and then out came the supreme leader, who last friday was reported to have gone into hiding amid fears for his safety. he tried to rally muslims across the middle east against israel. he defended the hamas attack 0ctober against israel. he defended the hamas attack october the 7th and insisted iran's missile attack earlier this week was a completely legitimate response to what israel had done. �* ,, �* legitimate response to what israel had done. ~ ,, ~ . ., legitimate response to what israel had done. ~ ,, ~ ~ ., ., had done. translation: what our armed forces _ had done. translation: what o

caroline hawley looks at the significance of his speech.fter a series of humiliating blows to its allies. supporters gathered first to commemorate the hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah, killed in an israeli air strike a week ago today. and then out came the supreme leader, who last friday was reported to have gone into hiding amid fears for his safety. he tried to rally muslims across the middle east against israel. he defended the hamas attack of october 7 and insisted iran's missile attack earlier this week was a completely legitimate response to what israel had done. translation: what our armed forces did was the minimum - punishment for the usurping zionist regime's astonishing crimes. on tuesday night, iran fired close to 200 ballistic missiles at israel, most of them shot down, with one palestinian man killed in the west bank. benjamin netanyahu has said israel will pay a heavy price and warned there was nowhere in the middle east israel could not reach. iran is now central to the conflict spreading across the region. it backs armed g

with me is our world affairs correspondent, caroline hawley.s is very rare for him to do this.- rare for him to do this. really unusual- _ rare for him to do this. really unusual. he _ rare for him to do this. really unusual. he carries _ rare for him to do this. really unusual. he carries the - rare for him to do this. really unusual. he carries the title | unusual. he carries the title of the friday prayer leader but usually it is a subordinate who does it. the last time he actually gave a sermon, like friday prayers, back injanuary 2020 after the killing of a run�*s top military commander in a us airstrike. the run�*s top military commander in a us air strike. the time before that was eight years earlier in 2012. extremely rare event and i think a sign of the gravity of the moment for the iranian regime which is not popular at home which has been shaken to its core by israel's recent attacks on allies. it will be very interesting to see what he says. he has not started speaking as far as i am aware that we are hearing he will address the peo

tariffs, of course, made the depression a great depression, smoot/hawley. that's something that every politician since then has been smart enough to realize. and yet, donald trump is all in on tariffs. he's all in on massive federal deficits. he's all in on massive federal debt. he's all in on policies that make absolutely no economic sense, for 99% of americans. and by the way, again, conservative economists are saying it, moderate economists are saying it, "the wall street journal" editorial page has been saying it, about, you know, so many of donald trump's policies. they make no sense at all. and i know the "financial times" has, too. because, actually, mike barnicle asked a great question. those clowns that were clapping about tariffs being his favorite word. i wonder what businesses they run. because they're not big businesses that actually want to compete in the marketplace. >> yeah, i mean, that business almost all businesses that make anything or provide services will have components and inputs from all over the world. from different parts of the w

senator josh hawley's challenger lucas kunce teamed up with cnn's adam kinzinger for a photo op at aave been a lay up but then journalist was wounded. kunce firing at steel targets and shrapnel it a local reporter in the arm. he was taken to hospital. thankfully he's okay. how did this happen? the democrats ignored almost every basic safety protocol. our guest will break it down in a second. but this could have been much worse. see those orange bottles on the table? that's an explosive. if a bullet hits that, boom. despite a reporter getting shot, kunce said it was a great day on the range. what does a bad day on the range look like? imagine if he was a republican, it would be front page news. the media would have called it an assassination attempt. democrats have lost on the gun issue but they want to band them but they also want to use them as prompts but don't know how. so they either look like fools or end up hurting someone. sean davis is the ceo and cofounder of the federalist. let's put up some pictures of this event and see how many things catch your attention. >> i've heard

republicans have a strong talent all governors like ron desantis, marco rubio, josh hawley, eric schmitt just to name a few andard, vivek ramaswamy who joins me inr moments and tulsi gabbard, theyt are all out there.arri they are important voices. but this is what kamala harris thought captured their future. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ thi >> laura: he didn't did the bowing thing last night and ink was very disappointed to. somewhere tonight, josh shapiro, the governor of pennsylvania ist actually breathing a sigh of relief. better to stand so low in 2028 then with her in 2024.ia t that you and the end no matteror how much the media tries to block and tackle for kamala and tim and how many bogus politica attacks launched against trump and his supporters, theda republican future that trump shape is very bright. trump's agenda for working-class people that vance champion soye effectively has attracted new , anvoters, even in urban ameri. even in places like philly. one home health aide who just change party registration told the "philadelphia inquirer" that democrats keep saying trump will b

i could see him running just like josh hawley did on january 6 while we were protecting them from being harmed. it's a desecration of our sacrifices that we did on that day. >> i want to get your thoughts of what went through your mind w as you saw j.d. vance very blithely dismissed the whole thing. spirit j.d. vance is a liar. he is donald trump's useful idiot and he will say anything to appease donald trump. at the end of the day, what i've come to learn about j.d. vance is he is a pure opportunist. he is looking to further his own political career, just like so many other republicans in m this moment, that donald trump is dangerous. who know that donald trump is a disgrace. but they are willing to allow themselves will pay fealty to him to further their l own political careers so at the end of the day, like i said, j.d. vance is a liar. january 6 was brutal. it was violent. law enforcement officers were severely beaten. myself and sergeant aguilino gonell included. that is the reality of january 6. >> sergeant aguilino gonell, want to quote from your op-ed then asked. patriotism is i

happening with trump investigation, the account surrounding assassination attempt in investigation, josh hawley says secret service trying to hide the protection level provided to former president trump claims agency blocked dhs access from certain events to hide allegedly security shortfalls you are on that task force i want your thoughts on this before you go. >> i am i soe that since original assassination attempt secret service has significantly enhanced assets that are surrounding president trump while i recognize certainly a need to perhaps not show publicly exactly what they are doing because we don't want to inform adversaries it is vital that they share with committees in congress, that are conducting oversight because it is not just number one job is making sure that president trump and all other protectees are safe number two making sure we fix what is broken at secret service that there is the accountability and we make any sort of structural changes or protocol changes we can get in and figure out what was broken at secret service allowed you this to happen so that we can fix it go