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jason: yeah.of wonder, is kamala harris going to debate kamala harris? because her policy on the core issues, major flip-flops. and one of those things that i think is going to be at the forefront of a lot of people's mind has to do with -- and you're a doctor -- medicare for all. is she really, truly supporting the notion that she would get rid of private insurance for more than 100 million americans and make sure that it's a government-run health care system? because that's what she has advocated for. >> well, she has advocated that in the past. of course, she will probably try to run away from it. you know, interestingly enough, those who are students of history know that vladimir lenin said that socialized medicine is the linchpin for socialism. this is the way that you bring it n. when you have control of people's health, you have control of them. and, you know, we spent -- we spend an enormous amount of money on health care in this country, more than any other country, can you imagine what y

jason and neil de — not going to get better. jason and neil do not— not going to get better.o not blame the i and neil do not blame the individual clubs they played for which simply followed the rules set by world rugby. but the two are part of a group taking legal action against three of the rugby authorities. our position is that the governing bodies have been negligent in their duty of care towards our rugby playing community to protect them from the varying neurological impairments. in the varying neurological impairments.— the varying neurological imairments. . , ., impairments. in a statement world impairments. in a statement werld rugby _ impairments. in a statement world rugby in _ impairments. in a statement world rugby in the _ impairments. in a statement world rugby in the world i impairments. in a statement i world rugby in the world rugby union said that the ongoing legal action prevents us from reaching out to players involved in the programme. we want them to know we care. we listen and they remain valued members of the rugby family. they said they will never s

cheryl: and jason is an price to pay with declining birthrate.l security and the trajectory there the number of workers that will be participating to feed the system, it just becomes totally the red used to be sustainable but it is . when social security started there were 40 workers for every beneficiary another number is way down. and so the long-term implications for medicare and medicaid and social security and some of these other plans out there, and the mounting debt that we have and we are paying literally just by the hundreds of billions of dollars, to service the extent we have is a terrible formula. cheryl: 35.3 trillion that is the number in their ego jason and also carolyn downey, thank you for being here great discussion.to discussion.to i have onemi important thing tht you need to know ahead of next week. beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) fl

cheryl: and jason is an price to pay with declining birthrate.mber of workers that will be participating to feed the system, it just becomes totally the red used to be sustainable but it is . when social security started there were 40 workers for every beneficiary another number is way down. and so the long-term implications for medicare and medicaid and social security and some of these other plans out there, and the mounting debt that we have and we are paying literally just by the hundreds of billions of dollars, to service the extent we have is a terrible formula. cheryl: 35.3 trillion that is the number in their ego jason and also carolyn downey, thank you for being here great discussion (♪) (♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪) maya knows how quality care can bring out a smile. but it's been a few dog years since she was able to enjoy a smile of her own. good thing aspen dental offers affordable, complete care all in one place. and new patients without insurance get $29 exams and x-rays. plus 20% off treatment plans fo

maria: joining me now is jason trennert, jason, good to see you.ue yo. maria: -- to see you. maria: your reaction to a 50 basis point cut by the fed this week. >> well, i take, as president trump was saying, there this seems to be something incongruous, right, with chairman powell saying the economy's just fine and then cutting 50 basis points which, as you pointed out, really only happens in emergencies, you know? sometimes you can -- [laughter] you know, sometimes you can tighten by 50 basis points at the start of a cycle, but as we did a couple years ago, but cutting by 50 basis points almost always means trouble, and it does not seem consistent with the fact that stock prices were close to highs before the decision, bond yields were lowering dollar is weakening, gold is stronger. none of those things are really consistent with a need to cut 50 basis points. i do wonder whether in some ways it was politically mote if slated. maria: yeah. i mean, you can't have it both ways. you can't say, oh, the economy's in great shape and then cut by a massiv

jason hobson and neil clark of former rugby union team—mates.played for exeter and bristol, among other clubs. jason went on to play for his country but both also received some nasty hits. i got knocked out, i look up and i do not know where i am for 20 minutes. you tend to just get up and get on with it. many professional athletes struggle emotionally when they retire. but after injuries forced them to stop playing in 2014, jason and neil noticed as unexpected behavioural changes which they put down to a repeated head impacts. i genuinely thought that my children would be better off and my wife without me in their life. i get emotional thinking about it now but ijust wanted everything to stop the pain. jason and neil have been diagnosed with probable cte. a condition linked to repeated blows to the head. i've been living with dementia every day. there is only one way it will go, it is not going to get better. jason and neil do not blame the individual clubs they played for which simply followed the rules set by world rugby. but the two are part

listen to this, jason.eople have a question given maybe your current role as vice president of the united states, how different you are from joe biden. >> well, i'm obviously not joe biden -- [laughter] and, you know, i offer a new generation of leadership. >> you drove here today, you likely saw a lot of trump signs. how do you speak to his voters? >> i, based on experience and a lived experience know in my heart, i know in my soul that the vast majority of us as americans have so much more in common than what separates us. brian: jace, in their hearts and souls -- jason, in their hearts and souls, do you think voters are going to think harris brings anything different than biden? >> no. she's the one that's been in office. she was a longtime united states senator. she is the current vermont of -- vice president of the united states. she tries to say let's move forward, but she is the current administration. 9 and the policies that have been in place from immigration and crime, inflation, overseas, last pe

jason: mr. latham? mr. latham: i'm running to be your liberator, because you are in the best situation to make decisions as to how to run your life. i'm born and raised right here in salt lake county and graduated from olympus high school and became a lawyer and used that opportunity to represent folks who are the least among us, people accused of crime, families responding to a dcfs petition. and it's through that experience that i see the state of utah abusing the people of utah. and so what i hope to do as a governor is use my experience by those who really don't get a fair shake from our state government, a better shake and kid do that best by being their liberator. jason: thank you. mr. cox, your question, same question. mr. cox: ladies and gentlemen, thanks for being here tonight. it's been an honor of a lifetime to serve as governor the past four years. we've accomplished so much together. i can't believe they let a kid from sanpete county be here in this place and i love what we've done together. we

iason - that is the task tomorrow. jason groves, that is the task tomorrow. jason groves. the _ thatoves, the daily mail has pointed out, as have other parts of the media, the freebies and donations and what have you, so can i see if you will accept this... is what labour have done, is that on a par with the rule breaking parties at downing street while the rest of the country was locked down? is it on a par with borisjohnson lying to parliament and the country according to the privileges committee? the vip line for covid contracts? with boris johnson trying to change the rules because one of his own mps broke the lobbying rules. is it on a par with that? , ., , ., , that? give them time. it has only been two months. _ that? give them time. it has only been two months. i would - that? give them time. it has only been two months. i would say - been two months. i would say probably— been two months. i would say probably not but i think the public perception of these things is they are very— perception of these things is they are very much the same. it is interesting that when you ask k

and jason, i'll start with you and to me, the powell name has to be political because he's telling meeconomy is moving you can read the press release read this economy is great shape says he's any slashes 50 basis points only happened three times the last 25 years and if it is so great, and nyc cutting 50 basis points and on the other hand, maybe it is also great and is covering up more bad jobs numbers in which case, one has to assume the biden harris economy is not doing so good about. jason: i think it's a little bit more the former because even before yesterday, the stock prices where all-time highs and credit spreads a tight the dollars we can go to sire know those things are consistent with the fed that is too tight. it seems to me that the chances of a second wave of inflation in our opinion are quite high because you have 20 million newcomers into economy that are putting pressure housing decarbonization the globalization deficits of 7 percent of the gdp as far as the eye can see. so in my opinion i would be very careful over the fed about doing a victory lap about inflation h

and jason went on to play for his country. but both also received some nasty hits.ou suffer concussions during your playing career? yeah, i got knocked out and i'm looking up, and i don't know where i am for 20 minutes. you just tend to just get up and get on with it. i can remember blacking out a few times. i couldn't put a figure on the amount of collisions i've had where i'd have sustained damage, but it'd be in the hundreds of thousands easily. the amount we trained, played over 14 years. many professional athletes struggle emotionally when they retire, but after injuries forced them to stop playing in 2014, jason and neil noticed unexpected behavioural changes which they put down to repeated head impacts. i went off the rails, caused a divorce. i wasn't in a good way. personality massively changed. alcohol, substance abuse. everything to take you away from what's happening in your head. forgetfulness, anger and... ..suicidal thoughts. how bad did it get? when i was ready not to be here. i thought, genuinely thought that my children would be better off, and my w

jason: it's good news. when you look at activity, m&a, you saw a clear increase in sponsor share of m&a. most of the decline in the overall volume is attributable to a decline in strategic acquisitions. companies have been sitting on the sidelines. a big part of that was many management teams were prepared for a recession that never happened. starting in 2022, there was a degree of conservatism among teams. when the recession didn't occur, there was an increase in earnings widening of margins because of the conservatism from the prior year. now to continue the earnings growth, they will have to look to acquisitions. the fed has finally cut rates. there is more comfort about finance costs. i think you will see a pickup in exits. i think it will be led by trade sales, essentially selling the sponsored business to strategic acquirers. sonali: thank you. jason is out with a new white paper on all this investment and his view on rates. breaking news. the wall street journal reporting two sigma is in settlement w

>> skyler henry and jason allen, thank you. >>> to the middle east now. new fears of a wider war.oday israel took aim at what it called military targets of the houthi terrorist regime in yemen. the attacks come as hezbollah and lebanon confirm the assassination of a seventh senior leader. cbs' imtiaz tyab is in beirut. >> reporter: good evening. israel's offensive against iranian-backed militant groups is spreading across the middle east tonight. the strikes in yemen come just a day after it was confirmed the leader of hebron, hassan nasrallah, was assassinate heard in beirut. in a video released by hezbollah, the bodies of hassan nasrallah and two others killed in israel's massive friday night strikes are wrapped in burial shrouds. as israeli warplanes continue to pound the same southern beirut neighborhood he was targeted in. at least 19 hezbollah commanders have been killed over the past few months, including one today. but the deadliest israeli strike was on this building in southern lebanon, where displaced people had been sheltering in the predominantly christian village, ki

liz: all right jason chaffetz, a pleasure always to have you on. good to see you. >> thanks, liz. >> my prayer for today is that open hearts and open minds. i can't tell you how many times we've seen violent acts taking place in our restaurant. i can not tell you how many times i've heard from our district attorney that we've reduced charges. we're letting them off. liz: all right this is really heartbreaking and emotional testimony today from crime victims and families speaking out on capitol hill. it happened in d.c. today. coming up, we're going to show you more from that hearing and why critics say the media is getting it wrong, saying that us crime claiming that crime is going down. seattle radio host jason ranted is here to react we're bigging in, also, tonight, accusations of yet another gang taking over yet another building. this time, in texas. it's so bad they had to shut that building down. he's wondering what's happening to america and why is there not more outrage about it? meaning trump and gop lawmakers have been loudly ringing the a

jason, great to see you tonight., the president made a suggestion today that the iranian plot could be linked to others. watch. >> there have been two assassination attempts on my life. that we know of. and they may or may not involve possibly do, iran. in the first case in butler pennsylvania the fbi has been unable to open the three potentially foreign based apps and the second case the assassin had six cell phones in his car, yet the fbi haslike wise been unable to penetrate their guard. who is he calling? >> laura: jason, did the odni give you any indication that these actually could be connected and if so what can you share with us? >> law, it wouldn't be appropriate that president trump had with intelligence officials but what i can say here is i'm absolutely disgusted that kamala harris and joe biden can laugh about this or completely ignore it. you heard from president trump today that if there was another country that was making threats or potential assassination attempt on a leader, such as himself or one o

during his time on capitol hill and so jason, your thoughts and we see here again it's talking thisountry has to endure this once again, the second assassination attempt and 64 days of the former president by possibly the next president of the united states come your thoughts. jason: praise to the agents to do the work there on the ground from the took care of the president and extracted him in the person who actually takes a shot and were still learning about him the secret service, that's a hard thing to do but you see a gun pointed towards the president you take on your weapon you start the fire that's really what happened, hats off to the percent going to you, this is another complete failure. although we get into this position. the idea that there is a witness who sees a guy come out of the bushes and he goes and gets into the car if that is the complete set of facts, i just has the of mind to take a picture, getting a license plate that they can then, put into the license plate reader and are you kidding me, that's the extent of the service that they are doing some economic wi

greg asked his boss, a neighbor jason to join him on this bizarre mission.round 11:00 p.m. , the men pulled up to the intersection of the avenue and the dirt road. >> the package was supposed to be along the power pole.>> reporter: greg carried a bicycle light and gave a child's baseball bat just in case. they walked along the path but could not find it. greg scanned the area with his light and then noticed, in the brush, -- >> he sees a person lying on the ground including -- terrifying. >> reporter: the man appeared to be wearing camouflage. greg or jason yelled, gun or maybe run. >> they turned and took off back towards their car. and that is when greg mulvihill was shot. as a running back they are hearing multiple bullets, multiple rounds moving past her head. >> reporter: they got in the car and took off but then you realize how badly he was injured. he pulled over. and jason called 911. >> greg mulvihill was being hunted. >> correct. >> reporter: see did not know the trap he was walking into. >> nor who was sending him. >> reporter: miraculously greg s

do we still have jason? okay. if well, jason, you get the next question by default. street journal" editorial page has criticized the trump campaign over some of the economic proposals. but yesterday, i believe, donald trump said that while biden was old, kamala harris was born mentally impaired. now, does that sort of thing help him in. >> it's sort of the way he talks about things. i recognize a lot of people wouldn't do that, but, you know, the point about the economy is we have four years on record of donald trump, and yet what kamala harris is saying is not going to the help the economy. and so, yeah, would you, would me, would somebody else pick a different set of words to try to describe it? yes. but that's just donald trump being donald trump, and i think people have to bake that in. they understand where he's coming from and how he talks sometimes. howard: there was also a media flap over the vice president saying that she would abolish the senate filibuster in order to get roe v. wade restored. and trump said in a posting to women, don't worry, i'll protect

fox news contributor and former utah congressman jason chaffetz.president kamala harris is launching an attack at former president trump over his visit to arlington national cemetery last week. she wrote "donald trump's team chose to film a video they're resulting in an altercation with cemetery staff. let me be clear. the former president disrespected sacred ground all for the sake of a political stunt. that's what she wrote but the former president and his team were there for the wreath laying for the 13 service members killed in the disastrous afghanistan withdrawal three years ago at the invitation of the gold star families. those families say the only one playing politics with arlington national cemetery is the vice president. >> i am the father of the lance corporal. your administration killed my son. >> it's been three years. my cell, my family, other gold star families have not seen support from you or your administration. >> your recent remarks related to trump's visit to arlington or are filled with nothing but lies and deceit. >> preside

jason, lydia, thank you both.s] >> trace: philadelphia police promising to crack down on illegal street takeovers following a chaotic and violent weekend in which officers were attacked. one injured, multiple police cars damaged. let's bring in former fbi special agent fox news contributor nicole parker, great to have you. "the new york post" headline reads the following, drag racers turn philadelphia into a hellscape with dangerous stunts, violence against police, they had a flamethrower. and here's the deputy police commissioner. watch. >> officers in there, in the car. they are jumping on the windshield, physically doing damage. they don't care about your safety, their own safety. you've seen the videos. they don't care. it's just about how much chaos can we cause. >> trace: its chaos, nicole, and it's unbelievable. >> it's awful, catastrophic, and these juveniles and young adults have no respect for human life. these incidents, it's extremely dangerous for innocent bystanders. it's one thing if you want to go

larry: jason?i was going to say, i think it's interesting that he's at a bitcoin bar, because i can tell you the other side is deathly afraid of both gold and private cryptoto currencies. they want central bank digital current currencies so they can control the money supply. seems to me j.d. vance, i think, is the most pro-crypto congressman in both the senate and the house. that suggests that you're not afraid of the dollar losing it reserve currency because you're going to do things to strengthen the economy. the other side is deathly afraid and want to actually put regulations on crypto and are very uncomfortable with it. to me, that's a very important signal that the president just made -- larry: good point. >> i it's a very positive thing. larry: also did i see gold is now through $2600 and and holding nicely? which is really a de facto devaluation of the dollar. i know people don't think in those terms anymore, but maybe they should. i know the fed doesn't look at such things, maybe they shou

jason, what do you think? >> i think this is good news for donald trump. endorsement, that would have helped a bit but at the end of the day, whether teamsters or teachers unions, they rely on the left-wing media to prop up a lot of their positions and help them in their cause and i think they just did not want to turn this into a negative teamsters, you know, storyline, which is what i think a lot of the left-leaning outlets would have done. >> trace: kevin corke. >> if you know you know. you know this is a huge victory for him without having to say it broadly. yes, it's a big win. >> trace: steve. >> i think it's both. it's a win for trump but it's also a slight. the win is with the members where as the slightest from the leaders. that shows you the disconnect between politically activist leadership and the actual workers. >> trace: chanley painter. >> i'm with the consensus of the group especially considering that the group hasn't endorsed since 1996. >> the union said they could neither get harris or trump to commit to issues but i would rather get the

liz: jason rantz its been a pleasure thank you so much.interesting report from bloomberg on where exactly they have settled in the united states so how many are in counties biden won? how many are in counties trump won? what the does this mean for the election? we have new york congressman like lawler reacting next, stand by. >> i've got elected in 2016 because of the border, but that border was peanuts compared to what this border is. that border was like a safe border compared, and i did it -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's odd how in an instant things can transform. slipping out of balance into freefall. (the stock market is now down 23%). this is happening people. where there are so few certainties... (laughing) look around you. you deserve to know. as we navigate a future unknown. i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold. standing the test of time. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a grea

just -- >> i would say, you know, one of the -- i agree, jason. you know, honesty with the voters, honesty with your campaign workers, telling people i'm not going to be out there raising money eight or nine hours a day, and i'm going to make this a people-oriented campaign. >> and how is that done? well, the the media has a responsibility. i mean, honestly, i grew up with walter cronkite, and i remember these moments where the media was actually above all this. and now it's just propaganda on both sides. jon meacham held me accountable in '91 and '92 as the reporter for telling the truth. wait a second, you're not telling the truth. so the truth is fundamental. and the truth is not relative, and you don't have your truth and their truth. that's the way some people look at this now. i would encourage you to read a book from michael ware called the spirit of our politics. i sent him a note, i know him, and i said i love what you said that we should belong the a political party because of what we believe, we should not believe because we belong to a

fox team coverage with jessica tarlov and jason chaffetz just ahead peered but first alexandria hoffwashington. what is harris' record? >> during her last go at the nomination harris consistently pledged support for programs where citizens would be required to sell firearms of their own, mandatory buyback, harris talking 2019. >> we have to have a buyback program and i support a mandatory buyback program. it's got to be smart. we've got to do it the right way. >> harris campaign "the new york times" this summer, she no longer supports a mandatory buyback. the vice president position, priority has shifted to this. >> i feel very strongly that it is consistent with the second amendment and your right to own a gun to also say we need an assault weapons ban. >> second amendment advocates often say a candidate can't really promise not to take away guns while pushing for an assault weapons ban because there is really not a set definition on what an assault weapon is. what about illegal handguns? the ones most often being used for homicides and other crimes. harris was asked about that in p

what is jason chaffetz a? >> well what goes around comes around. you could also use that to make sure that it does become federal law, so be careful what you wish for, democrats. she's trying to sound all tough but it would be devastating to this country and the united states senate. bad idea. fortunately they have their head screwed on straight with this one. >> trace: while we were talking about the senate without we would pull -- power rankings for the senate, you've got republicans 51. here's the projection, democrats 47. toss-up two. what do you think? >> when kamala harris talks about ending the filibuster, let's not be confused about what she means. she also wants to pack the court. if you do that that is going to be a massive threat to our constitutional republic. gun owners in america can say goodbye to their second amendment if kamala harris wins this election and if the senate stays in the control of the democrats. every democrat who is quiet about this issue, everyone who's running for senate and reelection is a democrat who silent on t

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jason and that snug lululemon button down proving he's going to be a lot of fun as a broadcaster.dominated by the woman who some day could be jason's sister-in-law, taylor swift, the biggest winner of the night taking home seven awards including video of the year. taylor tied beyonce's record, both superstars now have 30 statues. katy perry accepted the video vanguard award, the night's highest honor, after performing a ten-minute mashup of her biggest hits. and then there was the unexpected measure of olympic justice served on stage as flavor flav, a surprise gift for american gymnast jordan chiles, who you will remember was stripped of her bronze medal after the paris summer games. >> i got you something that they can't take away from you. >> the public enemy hype man presented chiles with a bronze clock like the one he is known for. not sure that completely makes up for having your olympic medal unjustly swiped, but a very nice gesture by flav nonetheless. our final low to a mom whose touching keepsake art project took a hilarious turn. the idea here is to create a mold of her

jason, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, nancy. you know, these pilings back here, these held up a single story house here more than 70 years. when you have damage this catastrophic, search crews have been combing this area throughout the day. but the governor said today there have been no deaths here. hurricane helene delivering the knock-out punch to keyton beach. >> what do we do now? do we keep -- do we continue to do this. >> reporter: he returned to find the lower level of his home ripped away by wind and water. taylor county officials estimate 90% of homes in keaton beach are gone. >> this is where our home was. >> reporter: helene broke storm surge records when it made landfall thursday night. statewide, crews conducted thousands of rescue missions. access to the barrier islands west of tampa just opened to residents late today. officials say communities there have no power, no water and catastrophic flood damage. the remnants of the storm are now spinning north. >> reporter: again in atlanta where you can see water logged

[shouting] jackie: jason.ason: if she wants to solve this problem she should be out there advocating get ready for sanctuary cities and century states, chris coons has a lot of nerve saying a lot of these people are incarcerated right now, the problem with the sanctuary cities and states, they will have somebody that is here illegally convicted of a crime and they won't cooperate with ice, they cannot do their job that is on all the democrats that is not just on kamala harris that is on all the democrats don't tell me you're trying to secure the border by the hundreds of thousands flying people in from the terrorist countries but cuba, you are flying them into the united states and venezuela so they don't show up in any of the stats. sara: what about the former chief from san diego testifying we have sia's and special-interest aliens that are crossing this border like we've never seen before and he was specifically asked by this administration, by harris and biden to take it on they're down low and not put tho

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. >> i'm jason allen in cedar key, florida where there's damage from one house to the next to the nextand you will find this extending for hundreds of miles to the north. >> reporter: heather greenwood has lived on cedar key for the last five years and manages the town's bed and breakfast. >> so many of these island people work so hard and they've just lost everything. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis said the damage from helene appears to be greater than the combined effects of idalia and hurricane debbie in august. >> idalia was a major hurricane but you had homes that didn't even have major damage with idalia. some of those homes were totally destroyed. i mean, it was really, really catastrophic. >> thanks to skyler henry and jason allen for those reports. moving now overseas to the middle east, where israeli airstrikes have hit central beirut for the first time in nearly a year of conflict. israel also struck at the iran-backed houthi regime in yemen on sunday. as cbs's natalie brand reports from the white house, president biden says he does not want to see a wider war in

about this big compared to jason momoa. [ laughter ] >> seth: jason momoa was like, "i'm going to goow, you're like -- also like i could be making this up, but this did really happen. but i kept wanting to be like, "can you just like give him a piggyback ride?" [ light laughter ] and he was trying to like -- yeah. >> seth: it was nice in the end that you didn't do that. >> yeah. >> seth: congratulations on another season. >> thank you. >> seth: i can't wait to see you on saturday. thanks so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: chloe fineman, everybody. the 50th season of "snl" premieres this saturday live on nbc and peacock with host jean smart and musical guest jelly roll. "megalopolis" is in theaters and imax september 27th. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinv

we'll talk to campaign's senior adviser, jason miller. exceptional customer experience. what makes it possible is unmatched connectivity and 5g solutions from t-mobile for business. t-mobile connects 100,000 delta airlines employees. powers tractor supply stores nationwide with reliable 5g business internet. and helps red bull revolutionize coverage of live events. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. sean: a number of people are joining team trump as we enter the final three months of the campaign. trump campaign vets corey lewandowski and tim murtaugh joined the team last week, and former democrat turned presidential candidate robert f. kennedy jr. and former democrat congresswoman tulsi gabbard are now honorary co-chairs of the trump transition team. let's bring in campaign senior adviser jason miller. good to see you. i first want to go to the debate, because i think a lot of americans haven't seen, you know, kamala take questions from the media. obviously, she did one joint interview with tim walz, not a hard

jason, thank you. gratitude for the beautiful warm welcome and fellowship i received on a september sunday. i traveled to florida for a huge prayer session with pastor tim grossmann and his congregation at first baptist church, winter garden outside of the orlando metro. we formed a giant prayer circle. hundreds of people in that prayer circle and you know from when my book came out last year, faith still moves mountains i did these all over the country. this one was big. we were talking about how god still answers prayers. there were people who were there who had gone through so much and shared their own miracles as well. i enjoyed meeting everybody. much love to that congregation and much love to the people wider of winter garden. they put up the yard signs all over the place. i'm really grateful. there we are praying. thank you for having me. the pressure is on for the vice president to stop ducking unscripted media interviews. yeah, we have a lot of questions about her economic plan as jason and i