hurd: first and foremost, have an id to vote. sorry i do not have anything more sophisticated than that. have an id, and for folks on the other side of the guile that says if that is discriminatory in some way, then if you do not have an id, and help people get an id. it is that simple. we should also be supporting our ag's across the states. we should be supporting our secretaries of state who have to administer these laws. you also have a role the department of homeland security plays in the cybersecurity elements of this issue, right? the federal resources should be going down there to support to make sure that experts on cybersecurity are providing the advice and consent to the states to administer their own laws, but ultimately in the end, we should be having id for people to come and vote. our elections are important, making sure that they are free and fair. i think we should be having more people be allowed to vote. in texas, you have two weeks. some states you only have one day. my thing is this is one of the most importa

congressman will hurd is with us. address this influx of migrants there? how long would it take? >> well, first off, stop giving -- stop giving people benefits for breaking the law. we shouldn't be shocked that when you allow people to have the ability to work when they come into the country illegally that that's going to entice other people to come. we also should be prepared that, as the summer months dwayne and it's not 110 degrees, you're going to start seeing an increase in activity. the simple solution that should happen today doesn't require congressional notification, doesn't require congress to pass anything -- we know congress can't pass anything -- is stop treating everybody as an asylum seeker. asylum is real. people should be able to apply for asylum. but when you let other people abuse the asylum laws, that impacts the people that need it. and wanting to come to the united states to get a better paying job is not a reason for asylum. that's one. two, we've got to start treeding these human smugglers like

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party is supposed to be the big tip party that has this competition, if the viewers want to help, hurdfor america, and donate at least $1 to meet those requirements, but the goal is to talk about the issues affecting people, and things like border security. i have more experience on the border than everybody else combined. these are the issues we are trying to work on. >> sandra: appreciate having you here. >> always a pleasure. >> john: fox news alert, apparently the nationwide ground stop requested by united airlines have been lifted. so it's our understanding all of the flights temporarily grounded, and just the ones yet to be taken off, the ones in the air and on the way to their destinations were continuing through this, but the flights should start getting back on track again. we'll keep an eye on it just to make sure. transportation secretary is telling united airlines that they better make their passengers whole if anybody was inconvenienced by all of this. >> sandra: did just issue a statement, it appears it was minutes before united airlines came out on its own and said that

and we -- the hurd administration would be very clear what we consider to be preconditions for successs the removal of all the russians from all of ukraine to include crimea and the donbas. ? do you think that's realistic? >> it absolutely is realistic. the fact that the ukrainians are seeing some success in crimea, right? and unfortunately the biden administration is trying to behind closed doors say that they don't think the ukrainians should be focused on that. one of the reasons i believe that they're doing that is because they want to have a negotiating position potentially with the russians and let them keep crimea. that's a bad move to make. the fact that tony blinken has said that he with want to get back to the february '22 lines in ukraine. that means that the russians get to keep donbas and crimea. to me that's unacceptable. a true victory is helping them push out. >> but to you arr first point y were making, you were saying the trump administration and biden administrations have handled north korea are equally doing it wrong. you about they're taking very different approach

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all right, for more on this and other subjects i'm joined by republican presidential candidate, will hurdmuch for joining us. trump is explicitly saying at least apparently, he'll use the u.s. justice department to target his political opponents. what do you make of that? >> well, first off, thanks for having me on. i apologize for not being in a suit and tie. i'm on the last two miles of a 21 mile walk in remembrance of 9/11. i'm coming to you from a fire house in des moines. but that kind of rhetoric is unacceptable. it shows he's not taking the decisions he's made seriously. let's be real frank. donald trump would not be in this situation if he would have just complied with the law. let's take the case of the classified documents. we know he had classified documents. all he had to do was turn them in. so all of these problems he's dealing with are self-inflicted wounds and to me, especially on a day like 9/11 when we're remembering the men and women that dies, the 3,000 deaths, the men and women for the last 22 years who have prevented another attack on our homeland from happening, who

will hurd of texas, who previously represented eagle pass and is now running for president.in eagle pass recently. what can realistically be done to address this influx of migrants there, how long would it take? >> first off, stop giving people benefits for breaking the law. we should not be shocked that when you allow people to have the ability to work, when they come into the country illegally, that it will entice other people to calm. we should also be prepared, as the summer months wayne, and it is not 110 degrees, you are going to start seeing an increase in activity. the simple solution that should happen today, does not require congressional notification, doesn't require congress to pass anything, we know congress can't pass anything. is to stop treating everyone as an asylum seeker. asylum israel, people struggled to apply for asylum. when he let other people abuse the asylum laws, it impacts the people that actually need it. him wanting to come to the united states to get a better paying job, is not a reason for asylum. two we acted shriek start treating these human

with us now is presidential candidate, former congressman will hurd.e. now it's tougher to get there. we're looking at the polling here. the polling, you know this, you have always said this is going to be an uphill battle. do you think you're going to be on that stage with. >>? >> we're working hard to make that happen. we have cleared one of the polling thresholds in new hampshire, a state that i spend a lot of time in. i have the opt sut effect of one of the other leading candidates in this race. when more people meet me, they actually like me and that helps my numbers. youi have to get my message out more. and the donor thresholds, we're going to be hitting it. if your viewers want to see someone like me on the debate stage, i need you to go to my website and donate at least $1. >> can i ask if you yourself are surprised at how hard it's been? >> we always knew the difficulty of the task. i knew it was hard when i moved back to texas after living there for 15 years and nobody knew who i was. and so this is the thing that is fascinating though in a

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i'll ask both of you the question that i asked will hurd in the previous hour which is, how is it thatrty apparatus tolerates donald trump not participating in these debates? i guess he just does whatever he wants. it's ludicrous. how is he not participating. >> two words, fear and greed. the republican party knows better, they're afraid of his base, afraid of donald trump and they're thinking politically about the partisan economy currently punishing people like cassidy hutchinson. they're not speaking clearly enough. leadership above all is about speaking clearly and having the courage of your convictions. >> the apparatus that runs the committee chairs and the committee members across the country have almost nothing to do with the representative members of the republican party in the u.s. senate, for example, or in the house. these are and have always been the most extreme, the most gun gung-ho, the closest base to the party. we all have joked about going to the rnc convention is some combination of like the star wars bar and -- it's just an unrepresentative sample of the majority o

after covid and now the economy, that would hurd a lot of people and would hurt a lot of our -- it's a domino affect, hurts the hotels, the restaurant industry. >> reporter: the air show producers say they are full steam ahead but also say they may not know the full effect of the government shutdown until and if it happens. event organizers released a statement saying san francisco fleet week is standing by to take guidance from the navy and our other military partners. currently our staff are continuing planning as usual for the greatest fleet week ever. we'll make adjustments as needed as we receiver guidance. the executive director says he'll be commenting more after he gets guidance from the military tomorrow. in san francisco, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ian. small businesses shut their doors for two hours to send a stark message to the city from jack london square to chinatown saying crime is threatening their very survival. the strike comes days after the city admitted to missing a deadline for applying for millions of state dollars. nigel jones helped organize

, letting them have the equipment where they can continue to do strikes inside russia and the will hurd be pre-considerations for success, and that's the removal of all the russians from all ukraine to include crimea and the donbas. >> do you think that's realistic? >> it absolutely is realistic. the fact that the ukrainians are seeing some success in crimea -- and, unfortunately, the biden administration is trying to, behind closed doors, say that they don't think the ukrainians should be focused on that -- one of the reasons, i believe, that they are doing that is that they want to have a negotiating position, potentially, with the russians, and let them keep crimea and that's a bad move to make and the fact that tony blinken has said that we want to get back to the february 2022 lines in ukraine -- that means that the russians get to keep donbas and crimea. to me, that's unacceptable. a true victories having them for. shout >> but to your first point you were making their, you are saying that the way the trump administration and biden administrations have handled north korea are equa

former congressman will hurd didn't make the debate stage. should he get out?> will is a great friend. i agree with him on so many issues, but he's not going to be president. he didn't make the debate stage. he contributes a lot to the discussion. he and i see a lot of things eye to eye, but i don't think at this point he should be in the race. i don't want to go through the list of which should get out and in the process. it's a decision they have to make. what i'm -- i'm having conversations, most of these folks are friends of mine. i'm talking with other leaders in the party who share this concern, this issue that you're getting to. i think we're going to have to continue to have those discussions and try to give people -- i'm giving private advice to many of the people running. i think other leaders are going to come together and we're going to have to figure out how can we convince people to put aside their own egos and their own goals to just make sure we do the right thing for the country and the party. >> how do you force that conversation? it's a diffi

you'll have real people get hurd. >> reporter: speaker mccarthy worked through the weekend and is optimisticthough hard line conservatives say they're not interested in a stop-gap measure. as the gop-led house failed to reach a consensus on a short-term funding bill several times last week. democrats say they have held up their end of the bargain. >> the conference seems to be backing away from the deal because five to six people on their side of the aisle seem to be calling the shots. the tail wagging the dog is not the way to do this. >> skyler, we'll be watching as the deadline inches closer. there have been growing calls for new jersey senator robert menendez after he was indicted on bribery charges last week. what more do we know about that? >> reporter: he says he's not going anywhere, despite members of his own party calling on him to step down, following allegations he accepted bribes including gold bars, money, even mortgage payments. menendez did decide to give up his post as chair of the senate foreign relations committee. andy kim of new jersey announced he will challenge menende

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why are we here on the brink of a catastrophic shut that will hurd families, children, americans, veteransnd the economy? why are we at this moment? from the very beginning we have said there's an opportunity to come together in a bipartisan way consistent with the spending agreement that house republicans themselves negotiated. [ applause ] from the beginning of this process, we've said nothing more, nothing less, simply keep your word with respect to the agreement that you negotiated. [ applause ] >> just so that the american people understand -- >> house will be in order. >> just so that the american people understand what we are talking about when we say simply that an agreement was negotiated, how do we get to this point? heading into this congress we said we are will be to find common ground whenever and wherever possible in the best interest of the american people, govern in a bipartisan way in the same way that we governored in the previous congress where we passed bill after bill after bill to make life better for the american people. so many of those legislative efforts where we

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jersey governor chris christie and then you have the outsiders governor burgum, hutchinson and will hurdould be a game-changer for any candidate. remember you had zingers and surprises and balls thrown at fox news debate. get ready for the fox business debate. stuart varney and dana perino. rocking and rolling. >> carley: thank you so much. bring in our hispanic voter panel. they all join me now. good morning to you all. i get the headline, not so much headline, former president trump in commanding lead. pedro, the polls are taken well after the four indictments came down. does that surprise you that has not hurt him whatsoever? >> absolutely not. for hispanics, trump's political persecution resonates with us and reminds us of the political climate back home. most candidates who speak out and voice concern are politically persecuted or their families are persecuted. i know i can speak on behalf of many hispanics, we see a leader trying to expose a truth and champion working class families. he's trying to do what is right and he's being politically persecutored. us hispanics can smell tha

will hurd called your foreign policy approach always wrong, never in doubt. you faced previous attacks from former vp mike pence and former u.n. ambassador nikki haley on this issue. how do you defend against those attacks? >> i have think it's a fundamental divide in the gop and we should have an open debate about it. karl rove, john bolton, nikki haley wing of the party has one set of views. i respect their views and not distort what they say. i'm disappointed they would distort what i say instead of having an open debate. a peace treat' makes sense. i come from the richard nixon school of realist foreign policy. did he trust china? he recognized we needed to pull mau out of the ussr's claps. putin is like the new mau. we have to pull putin out of that military alliance with china. this military establishment has failed when it comes to home lorand defenses, cyber defense. super emp and missile defenses in the united states. utterly lacking today. i think that's mal practice from the existing military and foreign policy establishment and i do think it will

. >> as has asa hutchinson and will hurd. >> one of trump's favorite criticisms of late is calling someone milquetoast. this was a pretty milquetoast way of going at trump saying we need to leave the negativity behind. what about the authority tearian? what about the criminality? what about abuses of power? what about the gross rhetoric? the problem is for these people who implicate trump means they also have to implicate his voters, and none are willing to say, listen, white nationalists, proud boy, oath keepers, we don't want you. the republican party is not your safe space. you will not find comfort in a nikki haley administration. they won't say that because they all still want to win and they all still want seemingly somehow seem to think they'll get trump voters if they don't swing at trump more vigorously but they can't -- they're not going to win the cult of trump over. it's just -- it's just not going to happen. there's only one of him for a reason. >> yeah, s.e. cupp, scott jennings, thank you. >>> an update on the national hurricane center on hurricane lee and bring you the late

ha over the weekend, larry hogan said i love you, but if you're not making the debate stage, will hurdd some others, then maybe it is time to think about dropping out. but in addition to that, even if you're talking about tfolks on the debate stage, we could have a lot of great conversations about the attributes about tim scott and nikki haley and until it consolidates beyond the people not on the debate stage, i don't think we're having a conversation about anything other than a potential -- potential vp stage this early in the game. because when you look at those polls, 91 felony counts against trump and still 78% of his supporters say he was justified in trying to overturn the election. so what is a trial going to do to change that? replay this please, if i'm wrong, however, if you look at those poll numbers, his support is really rock solid among the people who have already decided and a number have decided. >> it really is. >>> up next, will kevin mccarthy take on the right wing of his own party to avoid a government shutdown? [music plays] if your instinct is to help. ♪ then clea

that hurd harwell on a path of abuse that published reports say led to liver failure.ome felt helpless. so many tried to help him and he was on a course monday morning. unfortunate news for family, friends and fans. as harwell's manager says he passed peacefully the collective sadness is tempered by the lasting impact the man and his music has had on so many lives. i've done a lot of crying and just going through my facebook feed to see how many people he's touched. he definitely got through to a lot of people through his music. harwell is survived by his fiancee and other family members. he was just 56 years old. we're live in campbell, this evening. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you. 56. yeah, to young indeed. all right, jesse, thank you. we learned over the weekend the cause of death for famed margaritaville singer jimmy buffett. according to a statement posted on social media , buffett had been battling merkel cell cancer. the release also said he died in his home in new york near the hamptons. this type of skin cancer is very rare and tends to

we'll have music from maren morris, ryan hurd, hardy, dustin lynch featuring mackenzie porter, and theo please join us for all of those people. [ cheers and applause ] our guest tonight is the most dominant tennis player of all time. and, for some people, that would be enough. but she's also a fashion designer, business mogul, philanthropist, manicurist, and movie producer, too. "king richard," starring will smith opens in theatres november 19th. please welcome serena williams. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? you're walking, hamstring's good? >> hamstring's better. it took a long time. it took forever but it's much better now. >> jimmy: you hurt it, tore it at wimbledon? >> i tore it at wimbledon. i was actually, you know, winning. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> i went for a shot, i heard this noise. and i was like, oh, no. >> jimmy: you can hear it when it happens? >> well, that particular one, you could. >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> i could hear it. and i felt it. but i felt like, okay, well -- let me just keep trying. it was bad. i was like, oh, man. >> jimmy: sho

rachel: was will hurd there too this? looking at video of donald trump entering the stadium there. people posting various resenses. i mean -- receptions. i think in that that one you can hear some booing, but this is the overwhelming reception that a you saw. this is him showing up to a frat9 house in ames, iowa, at iowa state. here. watch the clip. >> usa! usa! usa! >> this is some turnout to. i guess the youth likes trump. we love iowa. we just left south dakota last night, it was an amazing evening. we got a wonderful endorsement, as you know, from the governor. we're here and this reception. pete: it was raucous resenses almost everywhere. here he is flipping burgers, he was throwing footballs. rachel: if you could see the crowd, so he's flipping burgers, and there's, like, a giant crowd just to watch him flip burgers. [laughter] look, if you're my of the other candidates, and i did see, you know, some people were -- i think ron desantis the sat next to the governor of iowa in the stands, and donald trump's reception

. >>> a bipartisan bill related to marijuana has cleared a major hurd until the u.s. it easier for marijuana businesses to access the financial system, this was advanced by the senate banking committee today it heads to the full senate floor for a vote according to the u.s. cannabis industry is expected to pass $33 billion. it's impossible to store the money present day because those businesses marijuana is illegal under federal law so they can't save their money in federal -- the legal marijuana industry is almost entirely cash base because of that. this bill isn't going to legalize marijuana at the federal level but it deals with this banking issue. >> reporter: it's huge step forward, kate, because this banking law if it becomes law will allow the federally regulated banks to do business, to accept the money from these state legal marijuana operations, these businesses can also get loans now, they can buy insurance, they can get financing, their employers will be able to proof of mortgage customers can start using credit cards and move away from just -- there's so

will hurd, serving in the anti-terrorism unit. nikki haley, and her husband went on to a year-long tour in afghanistan. he's currently stationed in africa. and vivek ramaswamy, chris, was in high school in cincinnati. he'll be visiting the memorial despite giving fodder just last months to conspiracy theorists that 9/11 was an inside job. vivek ramaswamy said he doesn't know enough to say it wasn't one. and with the diplomatic relations and defense posture so far eoverseas, he wrote we see this in favor of appeasement and isolationism, back on the leadership world and create a vacuum that china, russia and other hostile nations would be more than happy to fill in. as you said it, chris, joe biden on his way to alaska to address service members and first responders and their families, of course he was in his 28th year in the u.s. senate, serving as the chair of the senate foreign relations committee at the time of the 2001 attack. chris. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you for that. >>> just in time for another shutdown showdown, as the

you have will hurd and asa hutchinson on the ground.of, hey, the folks here in new hampshire, they're often independent. they take their role in winnowing the field really seriously. and there are those that are staunch supporters of the former president but also voters we talked to that are very much open. one thing they're frustrated with, you've got trump signs here, but you don't have the former president here. this is a state where politics really matter. there are people shaking hands with vivek, with pence, all the folks that have been coming through to the state to meet with voters. that's really important to people. folks i've been talking to, even some who have voted for the former president twice and are considering voting for him again, they are frustrated they haven't seen as much of him. >> dasha burns, appreciate you, thank you. eliza, let's dig into this. let's talk about the polling out of the "wall street journal," pretty stunning stuff, the 46% lead over ron desantis, the florida governor. what do you make of it? is t

there are people like congressman will hurd, who has turned away from the previous debate, because likelylican voters and independents factored into his poll numbers. i would think if you want to win a general election, you want somebody who brings those voters. that's also going to be a problem for the other candidates. >> thank you very much. this is fascinating. i'm not going to say who won in that debate. >> at least avalon was willing to grant that errol got one thing right. >> i can't sit next to both of you guys every morning! >> appreciate it. >>> the american detainees set to be released have arrived at the qatar ambassador. then they will head to the united states. >> and the autoworkers on strike for a fourth day as contract talks continue with the big three. next, we'll discuss this ongoing strike with former michigan congressman, fred upton. he's here. ready in just minutes withth the delicious taste, bob evans is knonown for. bring home thehe warm, gooey goodness of mac and cheese today. ♪ we're not writers, but we help you shape your financial story. ♪ we're not an airline,

. >> republican presidential candidate will hurd writes: the biden administration is clearly worriedbout a blue state revolt. the white house redirecting blame to congress over immigration reform. >> republicans have made this incredibly political issue. the president has done more to secure the border and to deal with this issue of immigration than anybody else. >> that's not landing with the g.o.p. >> if we move to immigration reform, say we do that next week, when we're back in session, if you have an unsecured border, you're going to be right back where you started. >> but even immigration advocates are unhappy with biden's possible plan. one writing: families are meeting the threshold for asylum. why is this necessary when recent reporting has shown vast majority of families are passing credible fear and data repeatedly shows asylum seekers turn up for court. meantime in india, president biden is capitalizing on absences from china and russia to deepen the u.s. partnership. but out of view from reporters. prime minister modey who has never addressed a press conference in his cou

today mike pence and vivek ramaswamy along with will hurd and asa hutchinson are all in new hampshiress than a month out from the next gop debate. i want to bring in nbc news correspondent dasha burns in salem, new hampshire, former aid to republican speakers paul ryan and john boehner, brendan buck, and democratic pollster fernand amandi. what are we expecting to see in new hampshire today? >> reporter: we're going to see all the folks you just mentioned vying for votes in new hampshire. this is a state where voters here have a lot of scrutiny. they are independent voters. a lot of folks here very independent minded. they're going to be watching closely to see what those folks have to say. it's going to be interesting because we are going to have mike pence is and vivek ramaswamy, when those two have been locked into little bit of a battle with pence consistently going after ramaswamy. it started on the debate stage, and it spilled over to the scam -- campaign trail. take a listen to what he had to say, mike pence recently. >> i don't have a problem with vivek. i met him a couple of

these candidates running against trump in the, primary all of them not just asa hutchinson and will hurd in the two others, they only to stand up and talk about the risk. to the party into the country. but nominating -- and likely to be convicted. that's the only way out of it. and republicans street keep praying. this implosion the never seems to -- will not come in my view unless republicans make it happen. they simply need to stand up and do what they have been failing to do for years. they need to help republican voters. if they trim the trump narrative, that's where they are. going they've an opposite problem. a lot of rank-and-file democrats want somebody else. republicans -- the leadership and lot of the voters do. so we're kind of figuring this out is gonna have the least stand up and push hard on it. >> dawn, how about a minute left back to what you respond to that before i let you go. >> joel, respect congressman, at some point this thing has been running almost ten years now since summer 2015. as someone which is to look ourselves in the face and say, hey, 50% of the country l

should donald trump being imprisoned if he is convicted of these charges in the status of the robert hurd investigation. we have not heard anything at all good bad or indifferent. we don't know what is going on? are they just waiting for after election day? what actions is the justice department taking to deal with the drastic crime surge in the nation's capital or how about new york city or anything else? what steps is the justice department taking to alleviate massive backlog in the immigration courts? if you walk in right now you get a little tag that says see you in two and a half years. >> steve: if that. there are going to be a lot of questions. he will be on the hot seat. do you know who you will see on fox. lawrence is going outside. you have lots of questions for gen z panel. >> lawrence: i will see you guys in a second. >> ainsley: in the meantime carley is over here. >> carley: pass it off. pass the baton. i have some more headlines to get. to say starting with a fox news alert. russian president vladimir putin meeting with china's foreign minister in st. petersburg russia late

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you'll seal vivek ramaswamy, mike pence, will hurd, making stops, trying to gain ground on their toptition, former president donald trump as his lead in the national polls widens. i want to bring in nbc's dasha burns on the ground for us in new hampshire. political white house correspondent and msnbc political contributor, eugene danielings, and also with us republican strategist, and msnbc political analyst, susan del percio. what can we expect to see at this event? >> reporter: we just wrapped up a labor day parade here in milford, new hampshire, where vivek ramaswamy made an appearance, shook a lot of hands here. you've got some folks trickling back up, having marched in the parade. as much as these events are about the barbecues, about celebrating veterans here, and others are also about the politics of course, and the voters that i have been talking to, they really care about the fact that people are on the ground. and that's one challenge that trump might have while in that parade we did see a big contingent of trump supporters, and of course he is way ahead in the polls. some

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there's a wonderful book called administrative burden by dan moynihan and hurd that talks about all the ways which in which you can defeat policy after it's passed by essentially making the implementation. and that's happened. but that is the minority actually and i think there was another quite a few people that that i and that you knew who were working instance for the obama administration happened be democrats match their values and then trump came into and there was a real question whether they should stay because might be asked to do things that were very inconsistent with their values and i think it happened very little, to be honest and mostly what people found was that there were still problems that needed to be fixed. you still had snap recipients, some stuff crazy with snaps and the public charge role, but most help is equivalent of food stamps. who decides exactly? you. we still needed to make our tax system easy to use. we you know state still needed to provision their services there was so much work that still needed to be done that really wasn't contested and in fact in so