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we are going to be hearing a lot about kevin mccarthy, jim jordan, marjorie taylor greene, god forbid herschel walker. these extreme candidates who are winning election after election and replacing republicans of principal and courage like liz cheney and adam kinzinger who are being thrown out of their party. this is not a congress that will be passing economic legislation. this is not a congress that will be attacking inflation. this is a congress that will be impeaching and investigating and doing things that are outright crazy for the next two years. i've been different. i'm a democrat, but i do not hesitate to criticize joe biden as i did over afghanistan, the withdrawal from that country. as i did over the student loan decision that he made. i have put together a campaign with republicans, independents, and democrats. i'm the only one on the stage that has cross party support. in that spirit, i am asking for your support for another two years in congress to keep serious governance going it to keep the crazy out of our government. thank you. [applause] >> that concludes our debate

we are going to be hearing a lot about kevin mccarthy, jim jordan, marjorie taylor greene, god forbid herschel walker. these extreme candidates who are winning election after election and replacing republicans of principal and courage like liz cheney and adam kinzinger who are being thrown out of their party. this is not a congress that will be passing economic legislation. this is not a congress that will be attacking inflation. this is a congress that will be impeaching and investigating and doing things that are outright crazy for the next two years. i've been different. i'm a democrat, but i do not hesitate to criticize joe biden as i did over afghanistan, the withdrawal from that country. as i did over the student loan decision that he made. i have put together a campaign with republicans, independents, and democrats. i'm the only one on the stage that has cross party support. in that spirit, i am asking for your support for another two years in congress to keep serious governance going it to keep the crazy out of our government. thank you. [applause] >> that concludes our debate

mo brooks, don trump juniors at the yelling to the crowd, you know, even in the context jim jordan, marjorie taylor green, very aggressive and in-your-face. bill barr has a soft-spoken manner. he looks the part of the sort of veteran lawyer. he's not a fight picker, not a bomb thrower. but because he carried the weight of the justice department. what he did and because you so devious and sort of did things under the veneer of intellectual and the law, i argued a book a lot of what he did was even more dangerous than some of the sword unhinged rhetoric you hear from some of the more visible trump supporters. >> of course. he's working and he actually wielded a position much more powerful than any of the -- >> absolutely. >> one of the last question on what as to before we get into these questions, again will start with the questions after this one, is look, we have seen the impact of bill barr on the justice department but the everlasting question as many came from the top administration is what sticks from that time versus what was maybe a blip when you look at history? so my question is, how did b

and somehow persuade marjorie taylor greene and jim jordan and kevin mccarthy to do something for new jersey -- sen. kean: that is how your washington d.c. works, how your representatives work, because you have been a d.c. insider for 30 years. over the course of the last four years, it is clear on the salt deduction, or any other bill coming through the house, you have put nancy pelosi's primaries over those of new jersey. -- >> there are issues i want to -- let's move on. there are a lot of important issues to talk about. i want to talk about two issues you have taken seriously in the seventh district, abortion and inflation. i know that is what a lot of your constituents want to hear about. senator, you say you are pro-choice, but you voted against codifying legal abortion in the new jersey senate during your final days in the legislature. and a page on your campaign website says you are a fierce defender of>> voted against thet would've allowed for abortion upon demand. i support a woman's right to choose and have a 20 year career in the state legislature. up until 20 weeks that i

we look at the emerging leaders of the republican party, the marjorie taylor greens, the jim jordans,ey event even have an economic agenda apart from maybe eliminating social security and medicare. so they don't give a lot of comfort to voters in my district who are rightly concerned about the problems and the economy. meanwhile, we've been doing stuff from an infrastructure bill, to a chips bill that brings manufacturing jobs, prescription drug benefits. >> i want to talk about abortion, obviously a key issue for democrats. it appears to be really the hottest issue ahead of the midterms. your opponent says you support abortion on demand even in the last trimester. is that accurate? >> my goodness, i sometimes wonder whether my opponent has ever met an actual woman. he seems to think there are women in new jersey and across america who carry their pregnancy to the ninth month, who have named their baby, who have picked out clothes and a crib and then phi day five days they give birth they just for the heck of it want to terminate their pregnancy. it's ridiculous. he knows and we all k

this is the reality and somehow persuaded marjorie taylor greene in jim jordan, and kevin mccarthy to do something for major -- new jersey. mr. kean: that is how your washington dc. that is how your house works. you have been a d.c. insider for 30 years. over the course of the last four years, with clear on salt deduction, from any other bill you would put nancy pelosi's primaries over those of new jersey. [indiscernible] moderator: let's move on. there are a lot of important issues we will talk about. i want to talk about two issues you both take seriously in the seventh district. that is abortion and inflation. i know that is what your constituents want to hear about. senator, you say you are pro-choice. he voted against codifying legal abortions in the new jersey senate during your final days. a page on your campaign website says you are a fierce defender of the sanctity of life. i would like you to explain your position mr. kean: i voted against the bill that would've allowed for abortion upon demand through the nine month. i support a woman's right to choose and have a 20 year ca

voters don't go too far or is the message going to end up being that means marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert, jime influence over you because there aren't, quote, moderates around you to say slow down? >> exactly. if they do have this thin majority as has been projected in some cases, how do you wrangle everybody together with this thin majority to go after an impeachment, say, of biden? maybe that's too tall an order. mayorkas maybe we could get everybody on board, we have a bigger chance going there first. maybe it's the warm-up act before they look at bigger folks like biden himself. so it is really tricky when you have these extreme corners of the party and it's a thin majority. >> and we've already heard at the white house and the department of homeland security beefing up the legal staffs to figure this out. they expect this coming. >> there's been an awareness that this could be coming. for some time now. republicans have also been clear about it. not only beefing up the legal staff but also a certain anxiety about how much time and resources will need to be dedicated to going back and for

but taylor says he's excited and eager to get to work next season. right back after the break. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love in our hearts. i want more of that. minnesota is the winner at the half. moon bay's pumpkin lane competition. the pumpkins today he gets the name is john, without just didn't just looking at the guest in a gordie, ha ha. that's a good. the pump is actually named maverick after top gun maverick, ok, weighed 2000, 560 pounds set a new u.s. record. the winner told us it took a lot of work and money to girl public and of this size, let alone get it all the way from minnesota to hear what he says. it's all worth it. >> even happened far whether goes from i mean, we are looking this. >> the winner takes ho

taylor's advice to help you live. life well planned. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions, and friends of "the newshour." including jim nancy delfin and kathy and paul anderson. >> actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life. it's exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know b.d.o. >> the john s. and james allnight foundation fostering engageed and enforced communitys -- communityies. ♪ and friends of the "newshour". ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and from contributions from viewers like you. thank you. vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz for stephanie sy. we'll return to the full program after the latest headlines. former president trump is under subpoena to testify before the january 6 committee. the panel asked for documents and testimony by november 14th about the attack on the u.s. capital. committee lears said there is overwhelming evidence that mr. trump orchestrated efforts to overturn the 2020 election and on truck the transition of power. also, south carolina senator, lindsey graha

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taylors advice to help you live your life. life well planned. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour, including jimnd nancy and kathy and paul anderson. >> actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life. >> it's exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding them. -- thing. >> the john s. and james foundation. fosterrering engaged and informed communities. ♪ >> and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corp railings for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: russia's president vladimir put season insisting he has no regrets over the war in ukraine. in the face of international pressure and internal dissent. he spoke as russian missiles again blasted a ukrainian city. but he said he never intended to destroy ukraine. >> what is happening today is unpleasant but he would have to face the same situation later in conditions worse for us. judy: he also said that his unpopular mobilization of russian reservists should be finished in two weeks. in this country,

jim jordan, who will chair the judiciary committee. and kevin mccarthy himself has said he wants to give marjorie taylor greene a prominent position on the government oversight reform committee, which itself is a major investigative outlet. the second is the power of the purse. using that leverage, the debt ceiling and spending itself, we already know in the works is an attempt to cut back on or cut out aid to ukraine. we also know that both the debt ceiling and the appropriations are going to be used as leverage probably to try and force resignations of some cabinet members. also to try and bring about fundamental change in medicare and attica. kevin mccarthy has said that using the debt ceiling to try and dramatically change medicare, medicaid and social security. these are going to be nonnegotiable items. we are likely to see government shutdowns at least for period of time, targeted appropriations. it will not be every appropriation. but, and an enormously contentious time. it may be some things below the surface that will get done. but, in more than 50 years of being immersed in this process, i have not seen a dynamic as potentially

jim jordan, who will chair the judiciary committee. and kevin mccarthy himself has said he wants to give marjorie taylor greene a prominent position on theovernment oversight reform committee, which itself is a major investigative outlet. the second is the power of the purse. using that leverage, the debt ceiling and spending itself, we already know in the works is an attempt to cut back on or cut out aid to ukraine. we also know that both the debt ceiling and the appropriations are going to be used as leverage probably to try and force resignations of some cabinet members. also to try and bring about fundamental change in medicare and medicaid. kevin mccarthy has said that using the debt ceiling to try and dramatically change medicare, medicaid and social security. these are going to be nonnegotiable items. we are likely to see government shutdowns at least for period of time, targeted appropriations. it will not be every appropriation. but, and an enormously contentious time. it may be some things below the surface that will get done. but, in more than 50 years of being immersed in this process, i have not seen a dynamic as potentially

, jim, that the company refreshed its management team has been increasingly focused on the profitability they do point that out and say they are exciting about fiscal year 2026. quotes from bret taylorthey're excited about that >> all right that's great i think the buyback was a very good sign. benioff felt it had gotten 2too cheap. nobody is taking stakes in semis yet that i know of >> you're right. it can be a tough battle to wage you can be the greatest activist in the world if you make the wrong stock pick it doesn't matter. it really all starts with making the right choice at the right time and then having those tools that you may use to sort of advance an agenda perhaps if required. the banking group is having another strong day >> my favorite group >> up 4.5% to be fair, down a lot less than the s&p. only 16% decline for goldman versus 21% for the s&p you would have been better off going with goldman >> i had egg all over my face today. now it is egg and ham. up three bucks i felt morgan stanley wasn't as bad as people said i keep coming back to the wonders of wells this is wells's time the stock was much, much higher in 2018. and the dean of the group delivering that amazing