of the ig act and the creation of igs. and they have done tremendous work in the interim. so he recognized the value of the ig, but at the time, everybody was opposed to it. >> i am curious about the audience, how many peoplehere are currently igs? they'll never raise their hand. there's one brave ig. go ahead, sir. i want to take you back to the month. you were fired. you were fired on day one and day six, your famous jedi report came out and in the report, you talked about how the white house directed pentagon officials not to talk to you. in retrospect, their knowledge ofthat report coming out and maybe their anger at you have anything to do with you being fired. >> i don't know. >> can you explain with a little bit of context? >> we had reports that , you know, were very sensitiveand you know, some of them affected white house equities and there were a bunch of things that, you know, people speculated why i was fired and it was speculation. i was never given a reason. i don't know for sure. i mean, there's no one from

most of the ig, the large igs do do have law enforcement powers. we have carrying law enforcement agents like, fbi agents who make arrests, who investigate criminal conduct to, bring cases to the prosecutor not everybody actually recognized this, that we have a law enforcement power. and if i could tell the story about my wife, my wonderful wife here. it was a sad day when he to arrest her for. no, no, no. she was called for jury duty. and in the voir dire, the judge as well as anybody, a member of a law enforcement organization or has a family member of a law enforcement, and somebody raised their hand and the judge said, yes. he says, i have a family member who's member of the law enforcement organization. what's that? and he said, well, i work for the justice department inspector general. and then beth kind of looked around and raised her hand and said and the judge said yes. and she said, well, my husband is the justice department inspector, so people don't remember. but we do have law enforcement powers. it's amazing. let me let me take some q

emily, the ig also says, because cbp and i.c.e.information" in the absence of ids, migrants are then able to obtain official immigration forms which they use to get on these flights and fly around the country. that is why it is more difficult for tsa to screen for individuals who pose a legitimate threat. the former border patrol union president, brandon judd, had this to say. >> because we can't properly vet these individuals, we have to go with what they are giving us. and that is why we saw the death in florida at the hands of somebody who claimed to be a minor but was actually an adult. this is a very dangerous situation, and the ig got it absolutely correct. >> dhs is pushing back on the report, saying they cannot detain all individuals subject to detention because of a lack of resources. i.c.e. said they simply don't have enough beds. cbp say their detention facilities are for short-term detention only, and tsa says the report doesn't reflect their current policies. emily? >> emily: thank you so much. shannon, this report, "a

there are presidentially nominated tenant-confirmed igs and then there are other. for presidentially nominated senate-confirmed, the power goes to the president. >> not to get into regression here, but the presidential power is invested in the ig and not this presidential committee. correct? i yield back. >> we now go to mr. conley. but would you indulge me to just clarify something. inspector horwitz, you are senate confirmed and you were the head of ciggy. correct? i just wanted to make it clear. >> i was senate-confirmed for doj. the chair of ciggy does not have to be senate confirmed. i happ to be senate confirm sitting in that position. >> thank you. i just wanted to make that clear. >> i thank the chair. mr. rshner. i apologize, at least on behalf of this side of the committee for the disparagement in your testimony. i do not think we should ever do that. we don't have to agree. >> thank you. i'm from new jersey so i've suffered worse. >> i am from boston originally. the client, garrett o'brien, posted the names and personally identifying information, includi

the dhs statement on the ig report. the inspector general's report contains an accurate statement -- and accurate statements and is misleading. the same people who are telling us the border has been secured for three and a half years says the ig has got it all wrong. your thoughts on this. >> they are completely lying to the american people and trying to cover up for their failed policies president donald trump gets a lot of flack for calling kamala harris stupid but win you look at policies that's basically giving keys to a stranger into your house and you don't know if they are murderers, i it's pretty stupid policies. >> trace: you are both correct. thank you both. >> we are in nashville and i saw two air force helicopters and they say we can't go we are waiting on orders. they can't get any authority. there's military helicopters all over here and they can't do nothing. they're allowing these people to [bleep] die in the mountains right now because we can't get helicopters. they've got money for everything else in t

if you look at the high end of the high-yield market, roughly 50% in the lower end of the ig market, not much difference in terms of the fundamentals. where there is difference it has been converging over the past few years. couple that with above trend growth in the u.s. and very strong technicals. you mentioned supply. mostly refinancing related, not a lot of new money. a constructive backdrop for spreads. the way we have been approaching it is yes, they look optically tight. but we could stay here a bit. heading into the election we are looking for more volatility. that is more of a medium-term outlook so long as growth backdrop holds up. it's about growth for corporate credit. sonali: think about how there is more room for growth here. how do you start to navigate the market given where valuations are and given that there is a supply issue out there? sonali: part give -- of what has brought us to these levels of spreads is the supply issue. spreads are limited but the asset class quantity of high yields has improved over the last decade even after experiencing $250 billion of ris

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you know, as we continue to move forward, i also want to say thank you to the ig. my niece is in fourth grade, and i don't even want to taste cafeteria food. i just think that our palates have changed and developed over time. so being able to talk to individuals that have lived experience and the folks that that we are, that are in our care just make sure that that we are listening. and i think to president sue's point, as we look at overall health, looking just at food is something specific that we can do and begin to take immediate action on while we're looking at the overall health. so i just want to make sure we highlighted that and really push member palmer, you know, forward in terms of, you know, looking into this for us, good food doesn't have to be more expensive. it's not our ethnic markets. things are less expensive. it's fresher than if you went to your chain stores. and i want to just add to that. changing the menu will save the sheriff's department's budget because you will spend less on medication. you would spend less on emergency alarms because peo

second, dod ig report came out today about naval seal training following the death of kyle mullen, highlighting it dod, navy seals have policies about sleep deprivation, ged testing. i wonder if the dod is planning to create any policies as a result of that investigation. sabrina: let me take the question on the investigation. in terms of the harry s truman, let me remind you, in the centcom, we still have the lincoln operating. the truman, i know that troops folk where our ships are moving, always schedule to do this exercise. it was a planned exercise. she is in the aucom. i don't have any announcements on her movement other than she could continue to operate within the -- which include the mediterranean. it's important to remember that we not only have that, we have augmented our airframe, as well. we have a lot airpower in the region, and as you are tracking, we also have the thad battery in israel. for more on the harry s truman, i would refer you to ucom or the navy on her movements. >> any concern about the straining of carrier strike groups? you are bringing in some from the pacific are

newly elected co-vice president garner chandler, was supposed to be at the head table, but she she ig this is grandmother used to say didn't ignore she exists. so okay gotcha. we have judy powers who is one of the benefactor actors of many club projects upgrading the lady bird johnson garden and taking care of our beautiful front gardens side card. and so yes. thank you so, judy and then we have our guest speaker, jamie. jamie stiehm is a washington journalist and public speaker writes a syndicated column on, national politics and history for creators syndicate. her commentaries have appeared in the washington post, the new york times, and in about 40 of the 50 states. jamie likes to play in american politics and history. her newspaper experi tions came mainly at the baltimore sun, where she was a reporter for ten years. thank you, jamie and now bring to the podium jamie stiehm, who will talk to us about her book, the war within, what she witnessed on january six. thank you. sir. good afternoon to the hallowed historic women's national democratic club. i'm so pleased to be with you to

if we get out early you have in, we are not leave ig pinellas county, we are go ing out of th flood zone. the sewage stifnch and amount o debris that will become projectile and floating around and our island is devastated know beyond a point i have never seen. i probably slep two hours last night, i can't imagine what account happen. sorry. what could happen. >> carley: i know. >> excuse me. it is very emotional for me. >> carley: no doubt, chuck, those are real emotions. you havureiodream tied into this beautiful area. the waiting game, i can understand would take an emotional toll on anyone. check back in with you, doing the right thing evacuating and encouraging everyone else to do the same. we are so sorry about everything you are going through right now. god bless. >> todd: not just chuck, my mom's best friend lives on treasure island, very emotional thinking about what is going to happen. you know it is going to happen. >> carley: two storms and second hitting the same area in two-week period of time. >> todd: sad and horrible. vice president harris has plans to fix her boss' econo

donald trump confirmed or nonconi remember iffed instead of talking about inflation, wages, do meft igrime, illegal immigration and the crisis resulting from it. when we look back on this campaign, if donald trump wins and it is looking like he may, selection of j.d. vance was best decision during this campaign. j.d. vance will do an interview and always emerge as the smartest in the room. >> carley: the martha one and during this exchange with jake t tapper, he goes, we're talking about this, not about high prices, we're still talking about the very same thing. that was yesterday. on saturday, former first lady michele obama campaigning in michigan and gave an interest ing defense of the vice president, listen to this. >> i hope you will forgive me if i'm frustrated some of us are choosing to ignore donald trump's gross inkocompetence whe asking kamala to dazzle us at every turn. all this while we pick apart kamala's answers from interviews he does not have the courage to do, y'all. >> carley: there is admission kamala harris has disasppointed people and saying it is not kamala harris

. >> all right, as promised for how the economy is basketting ig this election, let's get to the touchscreens break down what we're seeing on the ground when it comes to asking voters. this is the seven battlegrounds. when we ask, is the country heading in the wrong direction. >> this is why it's important to articulate why we're different. heirs struggled on that front. trump has been a bit better on it. >> so true. when it comes to the issues, the most important issues to voters in nevada, which we're going to dig into at the county level in a second, it's the economy. 30% say that's it for them. immigration is up there. abortion still getting double digits. inflation, high prices -- >> both of those are economic issues. >> you ask who better to handle those issues. it goes to trump, brian, on the economy and inflation. >> therm. it's remembering what life was like beforehand. you can't beat track record and experience when you're talking about what a candidate can do going forward. >> all right. let's take a look at nevada, one of the key battlegrounds we'll be warning on election night.

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ig >> well, my major is ritually sociology, and in sociology learn about a lot of history and effects of human influence on other humans. and like that, this is all about history so like why not come check it out. that's why i applied.er >> what's most interesting aspect of this to you just took to the? >> one of them was seeing the child grade and seeing all the toys there as markers of like the youth, and families and people have been through here. >> what you june? >> i learned a lot about like she said the markings of toys for children that passed away and how back then how slaves would know where their little ones are buried and how they did it because obviously they didn't have gravestones. >> how about you? >> just how the federal, came in with eminent domain at that the land over there but didn't preserve the bodies or the items that were hear from the people who did b that gap. it was kind of sad but i'm glad we learned about it. >> what did you see yourself doing at the end of this program? >> after this program i'm going to volunteer at fort monroe because doing an african

ig put in executive order, residents have a right to be back in their homes as soon as roadways are deemedafe. in tampa, bridges have been inspectd and cleared and open and sunshine sky way inspection is underway. there is debris on the sunshine sky way and courtney campbell, once cleared we anticipate those will open later this morning. other bridges will be open as soon as inspection is completed. tampa airport should be open no later than tomorrow. as of now initial assessment is they will resume operations very quickly. we still have a lot of school closures for today. i think floridians should keep in contact with their local officials about what that will be. a imagine a lot of schools that were not in direct path of the storm will be open tomorrow, it may take a few days for places harder hit. as you survey damage and clean up, please be cautious of hazards. we have post-storm fatalities almost every storm and a lot of fatalities are avoidable. be cautious of downed power lines, don't touch them or remove tree debris entangled with downed power lines. standing water can conceal down

ig i just shared with you, tods opening statement with a downgrade of u.s.intelligence of what we are seeing. and i think you can see similarities between what i said today and what our south korean counterparts had said, ukraine intelligence has reached information very versatile. and again, today is not the end of this conversation for its quite frankly the beginning of the conversation will be had with allies and partners including to the intelligence community. >> thank you very much admiral. >> thank you. thank you. >> he's been waiting patiently on the sideline. don't have much time content to be an oval in about 20 minutes, but go ahead. >> mcdonald's outbreak of e. coli outbreak follows a couple big ones we've seen over the summer -- another nationwide one. other than tracking this and a poorly how confident should americans feel about food supply right now? >> what i would say is administration stop already, top 40 make sure americans are safe and so we are taking this very seriously, monitoring the situation. the cdc has her legs to mcdonnell speci

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can you go ahead and wax poet ig on that? >> it is completely direct.ken identity politics too far. it doesn't what race or religion, you're worried about the economy, education, immigration. focusing more on identity than core kitchen table issues was bound to come back and bite them. the republican party is becoming more of a working class party. rnc you have the teamsters speaking. they declined to endorse for the first time in three decades. this working class identity is shifting towards the republican party because they are delivering the results that voters want. >> dana: last question, when it comes for younger voters, since we will turn to you for this question, when they are thinking about the economy what's the big issue? is it the cost of housing, the cost of everything, feeling like you can't get ahead? the all american dream? >> housing is huge, the number one thing. no, sir just housing but rent. everything is more expensive. i talk to so many voters on the campaign trail, especially young men drifting to the right is my big focus this ye

there are even ig reports about instances in the past where problems have arisen because that objectivelens was not applied. if that happens, the credibility of your organization is shattered. their ability to have an impact with intelligence is diminished, and more row goes down the tubes so it is really a huge priority for us. >> i want to switch gears and talk about ai which i understand you have thought a lot about. it's a topic like elections is on many peoples minds and it seems like ai will be a double-edged sword for the intelligence community including for your office. on the one hand it will be very helpful i think for analysis or identifying unseen connections related to threats. on the other hand, adversaries are going to be able to use it to enable their own work and have indeed i think already started to do so. how is dhs starting to use ai in its intelligence work if it is and how is ai making the u.s. governments life harder by enabling threat actors including by making it easier and faster for them to produce and disseminate misinformation, deepfakes, and so on? >> i kn

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this is a very dangerous situation and the ig got it correct. >> tsa pushed back as well saying the reports not reflect current policies but it is hard to imagine how tsa can screen individuals properly if we don't know their true identity. >> sandra: very true. griff jenkins. >> john: for more on this let's bring in the rnc chairman michael whatley. the inspector general's report from dhs, the title says it all. cbp ice and tsa did not fully assess risks associated with releasing noncitizens without identification into the united states and allowing them to travel on domestic flights. we keep hearing more and more about this and who have we let into the country? >> border czar kamala harris and this administration have absolutely made a mockery out of the border. what they have done is taken 94 executive actions to dismantle the most secure southern border we ever had. 10, 12, 15 million migrants have come across that border. it is a clear and present danger to all of our communities could even the fbi says we don't know who these people are but they pose a very real threat to america and

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beyonce has more ig followers than taylor swift herself, over 300 million.n the kind of committed fan base that far exceeds what most politicians can do when they try to get people to come out to rallies. beyonce's latest tour boosted the economy by $4.5 billion. so, now tonight after all the intrigue in this critical home stretch, we can report the harris campaign is announcing beyonce will appear with harris in person at a rally in her hometown of houston. that's this friday, tomorrow, and it's making headlines right now. it will promise the images and the excitement which the harris campaign views as critical to its efforts around the country. you don't need to really promote a beyonce event. it kind of explodes and promotes itself. as i just saw you, a beyonce non-event of her not coming to the dnc drove all the big headlines. and some outlets are slugging the news on par with other major developments as you see here. beyonce said in her theme song this year that the harris campaign has been using, freedom, where are you because i need freedom too. i'm g

and ig report came out about individuals who are dangerous to this country who might have gotten and the very end of that report they talked about reductions on the cbp one app and an investigation by tsa as to how many dangers people came into this country on the cbp one app. it's all been redacted. it's a massive cover-up and in my view the cbp one app is one big disaster. >> harris: that's amazing. that number i gave before, this 425,000 plus that have come in that we learned about this week, at about the time kamala harris is leading the border, so i guess she didn't get asked about that, but you can't convince me she didn't already know, there is a strong possibility but we don't know because the report is still heavily redacted, those who would have been aided by if not wholeheartedly brought on by the cbp one app access those people have. >> kayleigh: exactly paid the risks were looked into by tsa and the results were redacted from the report. >> harris: wow paid when you look at it, it's like a sharpie. >> emily: and our tax dollars pay for this. this is unacceptable. our tax