joe biden: me. mela brown (voiceover): at a solo news conference, biden called vice president kamala harris, vice president trump. joe biden: look, i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president, did i think she was not qualified to be president. van jones: if biden got through an interview or through a press conference, 99% perfect, the 1% mistake was only by i want to talk about. pamela brown (voiceover): like calling ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, president putin. joe biden: ladies and gentlemen, president putin. president putin. you can beat president putin, president zelenskyy. van jones: you can't win the presidency when people are tuning in just to watch and see if you make a mistake. it's literally just people munching popcorn, waiting for the mistake, waiting for the gaffe. pamela brown (voiceover): actor george clooney, who headlined a major fundraising event for biden weeks earlier, wrote an op ed in the new york times, calling on the president to step aside fro

that's exactly what the united states has not done under a joe biden/kamala harris.record that got passes like prologue. what they have done the past and performance as a predictor of what they're going to do in the future pretty got two choices right now. do you want a very strong, confident leader in donald j trump you want someone who is pliable and defeatist and eight kamala harris. mark: general calla going to thank you for all of your service in the military, post military right now. god bless you my ♪. mark: welcome back america. we arprogram here was our friend steven a miller. it's a great, great organization of which my wife is involved. we are more transparent than kamala harris over here. you anyway stephen miller we have fox claims kamala harris was never boarders are contradicting their own reporting. other news organizations said she was. time magazine usa today the "new york times," the new york daily news newsweek political, axioms, now they say she wasn't. with right scoop, they get egg on their faces tried to burn the right over calling kamala bord

i'm not joe biden.'m not joe biden. you know how he does a little thing, little swagger. i'm not joe biden. and if she does that that could just really make one of those moments, yeah, you don't look like joe biden. you were only his vp and that might give her a little distance because what she wants is distance. trump is going to make her look like joe biden in a pants suit and if she can say i'm not joe biden in a cool, fun way, that might help her out. other than that, she's got a lot of work to do because we've never seen her take a punch except once and she had a glass jaw. >> greg: by the way, that is an analogy for people at home. he's not talking literally a punch or literally a jaw made of glass for those bloggers out there. >> dana: thank you. >> greg: judge we had this montage of disturbed talking heads. >> judge jeanine: yes. >> greg: are they sincerely worried or are they just trying to build low expectations so any -- by showing up she wins. >> judge jeanine: yeah. it's setting low expecta

george wendt for joe biden by just under 12,000 votes.ia back with holding onto carolina and flipping pennsylvania, trump is that exactly 270. >> i want to bring in my friend who's the director of polling at harvard kennedy school institute of politics and mark murray is here. our senior political editor. the polls give us a snapshot in time and it shows that here is -- this is a dramatic transformation in the contest that we saw before that debate to happen with joe biden and even the debate aftermath where it was donald trump who is slightly ahead. and in many of the battleground states and the national polls, but as you pointed out, this is really close contest. when steve was showing the national averages and having harris at 48% and trump at 45%, just a three point polling error could end up completely changing the race like we saw in 2016 and 2020. there could be an error in kamala harris's direction where three-point national average in the polls goes to six points. and the best advice that i have is that they kind of give us a goo

that's exactly what the united states has not done under a joe biden/kamala harris. that got passes like prologue. what they have done the past and performance as a predictor of what they're going to do in the future pretty got two choices right now. do you want a very strong, confident leader in donald j trump you want someone who is pliable and defeatist and eight kamala harris. mark: general calla going to thank you for all of your service in the military, post military right now. god bless you my friend. >> thanks mark, thanks for having me. mark: we will be right back. >> welcome to "fox news live" i'm bryan llenas in york vice president kamala harris former president donald trump are gearing up for this week's presidential debate in philadelphia. this will be their first ever face face-to-face encounter as w polls show the race is a dead heat device at present has been hunkered down in pittsburgh for several days to study up while trump has remained on the campaign trail but you can catch tuesday's abc news presidential debate simulcast right here coverage star

president of the united states, joe biden and kamala harris! [cheers and applause] ♪ [crowd cheering "joe"] ♪ pres. biden: whoa! [cheers and applause] hello, hello, hello! hello, pittsburgh. [cheers and applause] [crowd cheering "thank you, joe" ] pres. biden: thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. folks, i have celebrated many labor days in pittsburgh. [cheers and applause] and it is always good to be back with so many great friends. many of whom flew with me on air force one today. dave is not that old, but when i was a 29-year-old kid. i want to thank liz shuler of the cio, and kinney of the ibew, who has strong endorsements. by the way, in delaware, ibew, they are the ones you brought me to the dance, so i know. and the steelworkers. [cheers and applause] dave, in 1972, two steelworkers endorsed a 29-year-old kid named joe biden who wanted to be senator when elected. it matters. the largest labor forces in claymont, delaware come over 4000 workers. the iwa board, he said he wanted me to get endorsed. it was crazy. i was literally not ol

i always thought of joe biden is a segregationist. well i mean i yeah, he didn't have a very good reputation and well, i mean, what was the stand? i mean, does anybody remember what his stand on busing was because he was bored and he was against that. i mean, what is his position? that's a, that's what i'm getting out here, matthew. oh yes. well, i wanted to get it to gentlemen. could go into greater detail there, but he definitely was the be. he didn't have any consistent position beyond whatever his handlers would would deploy him to do into advanced at any given time . i was just thinking very quickly about his on the bus care bill in 199495 in response to the deal to oklahoma city bombing, which call rogue later on said that he use as the direct take over or the direct inspiration for the patriot act after 911. literally. i mean that the entire basis of the buying bill created the, the patriot act. so, i mean there, there's been a, um, the, that was the basis for the entire self and domestic terrorism is the new enemy to unite the

because the thing about the joe biden conversations. g, for his whole life. joe biden can be quite impatient. and that's a good thing for that kind of leader. quite impatient, and i say to all of the friends here, the press that's in the room, history will show what we hear. joe biden has been one of the most transformative presidents in the united states that we have ever witnessed. and it comes from his heart. you know, joe and i talked a lot about the fact that we are so proud to be the most pro union administration in america's history. thank you. and as we know, joe has still got a lot of work to do, so let's also understand that. i want to thank all the incredible leaders who are here today, including the governor, lieutenant governor davis, senator casey, who we will reelect this november. president scholer, president cooper, all of the leaders of labour who are here, all of the union members who are here, so i will get right to a few points. i love labour day. laughter i love celebrating labour day, and pittsburgh of course is a

joe biden is no discarded. go, it's right. yeah, you know, and he was, he was a great president and now he's not, you know, of a he has to go, he's not i company, and we're going to get it all was kamala harris. and i'm telling you, i'm telling, you know, the, the, the heights that's kind of what company, kamala harris's candidacy is going to be beyond the belief of anybody. i wonder, well, well, we're already, we're already seeing it. apparently, patrick, she has no record to to criticize that's, that's what i keep here is there's, there's no fee supplied us place. nothing. you know, she does nothing wrong and that's what it's amazing. okay. and then it'd be a tax on j d vans. what is comments about single women in taps? a spot on i liked it. okay. tyler? yeah, i, i, you know, considering the legacy here. i think maybe it's being a little premature. mean, who has been running the binding presidency. i mean, look at him. mean who? he's not running it. you know, i have contemplated this question and it's uh, quite interesting b

over the months and think of the state again and that was a different joe biden than the joe biden engine. people who have talked a lot about seeing joe biden being taken aback by the debate because he was so wet that at other times so that's an unfortunate aspect of aging but the pending carol -- kamala harris on what she was turning round to say. >> she has a level of access that she claimed to have had throughout his presidency. john the press secretary who was denouncing and asking questions for weeks saying it was and if you believe this video showing him not with all his faculties like he felt manipulated then that lie was exposed in the debate. >> of the question you are posing was not exactly did she or didn't she know but what is she doing with that? how should she show up in public around that issue and that's a different question. standing by a person you have confidence in is a different thing. >> i want to get to tim walz because he was asked about lying about when he was in the national guard of drunk driving charge in the 90s involving ivf with a different technique. he sai

the prosecution reactions and the swap out for joe biden. scenarios, donald trump overperforms kamala harris at the debate, but i think other unpredictable things, just like the biden swap-out, that will happen in the race. but to focus on our own vision regardless of the other side. >> jesse: and we could have an october surprise. over labour day, city of dreams. did you get a chance to see it? i know you're the executive producer. did you go to the theatres? >> yes, we hosted a screening in miami, the first ever premier. and, yes, it's true, looking that -- donald trump has pointed it out as well, 300,000 some children lost in the united states, but this tells the story of one young boy who fought back against the system of child labor and trafficking in the united states. that is one of failed consequences of the failed border policies. i don't care if you're on the left or right, black or white, this is wrong of child labor in the united states. it was a great opening week on labour day weekend. >> jesse: check it out, in a theatre near y

joe biden and kamela harris are blamed for the state's economic problems. why should we pay a dollar more for gas? why should we pay 25% more for food? why we have twice the mortgage interest rate under the biden administration and she did it all. according to a poll conducted at the end of august, donald trump is ahead of kamla harris in west virginia by 27%. yuri mamon, catherine gibson, voice of america. download the voice of america mobile application. the application allows you to bypass blocking automatically thanks to the built-in vpn service. read news, watch informative programs and videos, and listen to podcasts of the ukrainian voice of america service. american political leaders commemorated the victims of the terrorist attack on september 11 , 2001 in new york. on the occasion of the 23rd anniversary of the tragic events, us president joe biden together with vice president kamela harris urged the nation to never forget each of the nearly 3,000 lives taken by the terrorist attack. defense secretary lloyd austin spoke at the pentagon, recalling,

same foreign policy person that joe biden is that can depress democratic base turnout and so while it might be picking up an other pockets, this strategy of campaigning with biden really could put her at a larger deficit than it could to be helpful in the long run, even if there are small pockets. because right now it's september. there's still plenty of road ahead. i would've picked this strategy for more of and get out the vote game and not right now interesting when it comes to their stances on their union records, harris campaign on this labor day touting her pro union record, but the teamsters president sean o'brien, he spoke at the rnc convention back in july. >> he says that he is not ready to endorse any candidate just yet listen we want the opportunity to sit down. >> vice president harris, i mean, i said to someone the other day, you don't hire someone unless you give them an interview and you know, this is our opportunity to ask her about teamster-specific issues and also labor issues. so until we have that meeting, you know, obviously we will wait to make that determinatio

the foreign policy catastrophe and many ways beginning at the end fire fighter joe biden -- for joe biden's entire presidency and going on the october 31st, 2021, mr. biden referred to administration cut and run from afghanistan as "extraordinary success". as almost anyone could see, it was a major kansas city chiefs . and recently the comprehensive report from the house foreign affairs committee more than two years of investigations show that biden was hell bent on leaving afghanistan and the militaries advice. now, they're in mind, kamala already bragged she was the last person in the room with biden and she's always echoed his phony claim that the operation was a success. we know it was a failure. we know the biden harris administration lied to and misled the american public and learn additional details. nearly every u.s. military official advised against the afghan exit. the secretary of defense, chairman of the joint chiefs, the office of the director of national intelligence, chat commander of u.s. central command and objections from our nato allies as well. but joe biden and kamala h

joe biden has done nothing.ture there, sitting there to weaken iran and strengthen israel. joe biden has done nothing with it. donald trump would reinvigorate it. >> sean: one of the achievements of donald trump that doesn't get talked about, a lot, he created an alliance with the saudis and the emirates that very few people knew about. i didn't think i would see that in my lifetime. >> neither did i. >> sean: let's stay in the middle east. how do we deal with the situation there now. i think israel should have the right to win their war on terror and they are our greatest ally in the middle east. i don't think they had a better friend than donald trump. >> here is the problem is joe biden has made it harder and harder for israel to win the war. you want two things to happen, number one you want israel to get this over with and as quickly as possible. the longer it goes on, the harder their situation is. but after the war, you want to invigorate the peace process between israel, and others. he has prolonged the

he doesn't know how much more joe biden and kamala harris might screw things up.ere's what we do know. this never would have happened on donald trump's watch because it didn't happen on donald trump's watch. vladimir putin has invaded ukraine twice, both times with joe biden in the white house, first as barack obama's under study, second with kamala harris in the white house with him, that came just a few months after the disastrous collapse in afghanistan. those things are not unrelated. when you project weakness as kamala harris and joe biden have and suggest to your enemies they can push you around and walk all over you, you get the kind of conflicts we see in europe and that we see in israel and you get the chaos we see at our southern border. the administration -- bob, the administration acknowledged -- >> ukraine for a second. pause on this for a second, senator. senator vance who is going to be at the vice presidential debate on tuesday he talkd about on a recent podcast a demilitarized zone as part of a peace deal between ukraine and russia and said it cou

joe biden.ght, it was different. the former president — spinning on his own behalf — says he won it hands down, his best debate so far. and his supporters tried to apply a similar gloss. but up against the vice president, 20 years hisjunior, the body language on stage told a very different story. we have inflation like very few people have ever seen before, probably the worst in our nation's history. donald trump left us the worst unemployment since the great depression. i have concepts of a plan. i'm not president right now. donald trump was fired by 81 million people, so let's be clear about that, and clearly he is having a very difficult time processing that. caroline, the democratic friend adjust, clearly elated by all this. it could have hardly been better unless it was on october the 11th, not september the 11th, which is not an iith, which is not an inconsiderable point given how far we are from the election. do we think the fallout we have had today moves the needle? that's a really good

that's the problem with joe problem for joe biden. is of what other people think of them is correct. that he's a lightweight and a button. yeah, well matthew, i mean it again getting the same thing that we heard from, tyler and me, you know, growing up in being uh, was interested in politics. i always thought of joe biden is a segregationist. well i mean i yeah, he didn't have a very good reputation and well, i mean, what was the stand? i mean, does anybody remember what his stand on busing was because he was bored and he was against that. i mean, what is his position? that's a, that's what i'm getting out here, matthew, these? oh yes. well, i wanted to get the 2 gentlemen to go into greater detail there, but he definitely was the be he didn't have any consistent position beyond whatever his handlers would would deploy him to do into advanced at any given time. i was just thinking very quickly about his on the bus care bill in 199495 in response to deal with oklahoma city bombing, which call rogue later on said that he use as the dire

joe biden has said for almost a ear? . joe biden has said for almost a ear?mously difficult relationship. there is a lot of thinking _ relationship. there is a lot of thinking that the israeli prime minister— thinking that the israeli prime minister is waiting until november and hoping for what he would regard as a more _ and hoping for what he would regard as a more friendly trump presidency. joe biden— as a more friendly trump presidency. joe biden has been critical. if you remember. — joe biden has been critical. if you remember, he famously said after the october— remember, he famously said after the october the _ remember, he famously said after the october the 7th atrocity, he said, don't _ october the 7th atrocity, he said, don't make — october the 7th atrocity, he said, don't make the mistake that we made over 9-ii _ don't make the mistake that we made over 9-ii of— don't make the mistake that we made over 9—11 of overreacting. but there has been _ over 9—11 of overreacting. but there has been $12.5 billion in us military— has been $12.5 billion in us

position heading into this debate. >> this liberal writer wrote that kamala has to cut ties with joe biden, saying she should directly repudiate popular biden positions. no role required her to own a reaction biden has taken. she could say she disagrees with him now that she is running for his job, she can advocate her own ideas and biden -- the whole liability for harris. is not wise? part is that just come across as desperate? >> desperate and flip-flopping. i think as people want to learn more about her, she's got a real problem here. on the two issues that matter most to people: inflation, what is costing them -- i mention those votes in the senate, the tie-breaking votes on the american recovery act and inflation reduction act which caused inflation, but also the border has been a disaster. 10 million people here illegally. it's a national security risk. sentinel flooding into our communities. she was the border czar. she was celebrated a someone who is going to take this on. she can't run away from a problem that she herself helped create. >> she was the cosponsor of the green new de

but that is not kamala harris and joe biden's policy.m the very beginning they've apieced the ayatollahs. kamala harris opposed the strike that killed the mastermind in 2020. they've given away tens of billion dollars in sanctions relief and put more pressure on israel than they put on iran's terrorist proxy. that is why kamala harris is the ayatollah's hand picked candidate why they're hacking into donald trump's campaign and trying to kill him. >> turning to ukraine. donald trump, you're a big supporter of his. he met with president zellensky in new york. he talked about a potential deal to end the war. what kind of deal would that be. how would you it look? you're close to trump and this process. >> well he hasn't been specific and that is a reason. he doesn't know what the world will look like in three months when he takes office. but here is what we do know. this never would have happened on donald trump's watch. because it didn't happen on donald trump's watch. vladimir putin has invaded ukraine twice, both times with joe biden in

they have brought some states back in the play that looked distant for joe biden but they were states he won in 2020 and now essentially we are looking at the same six or seven competitive states that are the competitive states in 2020. those are the states that are going to decide it once again. i'm really struck by the fact that the polls essentially have not changed very much since the end of the convention. right now harris is leading trump as the previous two democratic predecessors joe biden and hillary clinton or leading trump at labor day but they ended up finishing the race with a much tighter margin than the margin that they had on labor day so i think that is why everyone is anticipating it's going to be another too close to call finish for the selection. >> dave, what are you saying across the country both in the presidential race but also the race for control of congress? >> yes. i'm in north carolina right now for the race for governor is not the race for congress but it looks quite a lot like 2022 with the addition of trump voters to turn out so we have not seen any det

let us start with president joe biden. among other things, he has called for steep tax increases on corporate income and investments. and he insists that this will be middle and lower income households untouched. you have talked about your concerns about deficits and debt. we do stand on the president joe biden approach in a particular tax increases that he is focused on. >> why did i come out from behind my desk now? and i would see 2024 is the last chance to grow our way out of this problem. four more years of laboring on this amount of debt. we end up in a permanent european way. and maybe you have to go to a higher taxation regimen just to hold things in place. like france. but i do think now there is an opportunity to grow our way out of this. but i think this laboring on of the debt by president joe biden. i'm deeply cynical about this. is spend, spend, spend. many of the assets are not productive. clearly, they have gotten rid of scoring. so you are replacing things of work that may be that even work less well. thes

it's been 11 months since joe biden has had a cabinet meeting. t normal. >> and he turned it over to ji jill. >> doctor biden. >> doctor biden. and many are asking who is running the country. maybe we know now. that was bizarre and most but it was but it does show her influence and frank is a first lady. i read somewhere she's the most influential first lady since 1919. four grow wilson had a stroke and his wife took over so even more so than hillary clinton. i wonder what she's thinking. >> is probably the best argument there is comparing joe biden to woodrow wilson but then he hosts the prime minister of australia but he works from home for that. where he's spent something like 40% of his presidency. >> there's so much that is so bizarre and no one cares about him anymore, he is technically still the president of the united states but everyone has moved on, the press has moved on. the first lady taking over a cabinet meeting, a very rare one at that. very odd, not normal as you say and it reminds me of the gigantic lie they perpetrated on us for

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this is the world that joe biden is leaving. world's on fire and you have the "wall street journal", biden leaves his successor a world of disorder between was happening in the middle east and taiwan in europe, that's not an overstatement. >> battle. joe biden went to the united nations this week and gave an embarrassing speech to justify his record. i don't see how joe biden and kamala harris and jake sullivan and tony blinken can show their face in public and argue with a straight face the world is not on fire. they should slink offish shamefacedly into the sunset for what's happened on their watch. for that matter presidents before him didn't have the largest land forces world war ii the war slaughter of jews since the holocaust, didn't have china and invasions and taiwan, this happened on joe biden and kamala harris is watch. the worst administration on foreign policy since jimmy carter and makes jimmy carter look like ronald reagan. >> what worries me, a total pullout of iraq. the last time we pulled out of iraq quickly, we

he was with joe biden. he let joe biden go on and on.formance by the president. >> yeah. >> unfortunately for him. he didn't interrupt or intervene. he just stood back and let it happen. >> that's correct. >> he also, by the way -- every question he was asked, he answered with an immigration answer. he stuck to his issues. >> yeah. he stuck to his issues. he lied. when you are a moderator, it's hard to always fact check because you could spend five minutes trying to diffuse and debunk every lie. donald trump is -- i wouldn't call him a master debater. but he is a difficult person to debate because he is the kind of person who tells lies. the vice president has been preparing for this moment. she's got a team of people in pittsburgh who have been working with her all week, going through different scenarios. what she wants to make sure happens is that the american people walk away understanding that she's a person who will move this country forward, lower costs for families, focusing on the middle class. donald trump is only in this for hi

if kamala is defined as a joe biden democrat she loses.ala's goal tonight is to persuade the american people that she represents change, and that trump represents the past. trump has the same strategy. trump needs to convince the american people to go back to the future, meaning, hire me back, and i'll guarantee you a better future. it will be difficult for kamala harris to claim she represents change, though, when on the eve of this debate, she was just caught copying and pasting biden's policies on to her website. she finally put policies on her website and she plagiarized them from biden. that's not change. this is a lady who lied about her past, is secretive, dependent on the machine and has gone into hiding because she's too insecure to face scrutiny, and her policies are so progressive, she's unelectable. not everybody knows who kamala is. so she will chew talk time this evening, presenting her biography, and avoiding accountability. this debate is completely unpredictable. we know kamala is looking to throw a punch, but can she take

because the joe biden has his fingerprints are lower this. >> of the former presidents protective apparatusowed for the early identification and lead to a safe evacuation. the increased assets by president biden were in place yesterday. >> jesse: that is as secret service director edwin a that president biden is personally involved in trump's security details, joe biden, the man who cannot protect our border is personally involved in protecting donald trump. biden is drugging what's trump assets is allowed to happen. the same guy who raided trump's house is in charge of protecting his life, the same guy who calls him with right is in charge of protecting him from threats and trump has been shot almost twice break if joe biden really wanted to provide donald trump with proper security, he would. but after two assassination attempts, there are still holds. the joe biden white house still labels him a threat. i guess it all makes sense. why would you protect a man you consider a threat? >> every national leader or any leader in this country should be calling out political violence and bringing

joe biden? where is he?ainsley: ban on elon musk x in brazil some democrats are celebrating the decision. >> brian: "fox & friends" starts right now. your mornings are better with friends. >> ainsley: we'll start with this fox news alert. as many as 7,000 anti-israel protesters flooding the streets of new york city yesterday lighting those flares and setting off smoke bombs and making demands. chanting: hey, hey, ho, ho. got to go. >> lawrence: unbelievable. breaking the law. some of the protesters hopping barricades and scaling fences as they marched toward the heart of new york city. >> >> steve: in downtown manhattan palestinian flag and free palestine banner as well. >> brian: this is because they murdered hostages. some even probably waiving the hamas flag they should have been arrested on the spot. police say four were. let's talk about that the you have the sanctification of hostages in rafah, a place that biden said don't go there. happens to be the headquarters of hamas. and when they got close with

joe biden can be quite impatient. and that's a good thing for that kind of leader quiet impatient and i say to all of the friends here, the press that's in the room history will show what we hear no. >> joe biden has been one of the most transformative president's in the united states that we have and it comes from and you know, joe and i talked a lot about the fact that we are so proud to be the most pro union administration in american history and as we know, joe still got a lot of work to do so let's listen also understand that so i want to thank all the incredible leader i'm here today, including the governor shapiro, lieutenant governor davis, senator casey, who we will reelect this november fair game gaining. >> president president who for all the leaders of labor who are here, all the union members who are here. >> so i'll just get right to a few lines i love labor day celebrating labor day. and pittsburgh, of course, is a cradle of the american labor movement. it is the birthplace they have found headquarters

i never hear joe biden talk about growth. i hear him talking about punishing successful people. i hear kamala talking about punishing and never the word growth. growth is very important. a lot of americans -- we did a poll with the issues and incites group, 90% of americans like growth. where's the growth in the democratic platform? >> well, there isn't. kamala harris' speech should concern every american and had socialist price fixing and her economic plan includes the largest tax increase in our nation's history to the tunes of trillions of dollars and doubling down on inflationary policies under joe biden and kamala harris. compare that with the historic and successful speech that president trump delivered at the economic hub of new york that talked about unleashing economic growth and unleashing pro business and pro small business and co-u.s. manufacturing and lowering taxes and co-regulations and we know the recipe for success and going for president trump and he had significant wage growth and things under kamala harris and salary cuts and inflationary things as well as un

without tying herself to joe biden. is that possible? >> we have to get him out there so that his feelings are not hurt. i think it is highly unlikely we'll see much of him, if any, future appearances on the campaign trail. can if you have generalized myasthenia gravis, picture what life could look like with... vyvgart hytrulo, a subcutaneous injection that takes about 30 to 90 seconds. for one thing, could it mean more time for you? vyvgart hytrulo can improve daily abilities and reduce muscle weakness with a treatment plan that's personalized to you. do not use vyvgart hytrulo if you have a serious allergy to any of its ingredients. it can cause serious allergic reactions like trouble breathing and decrease in blood pressure leading to fainting and allergic reactions such as rashes, swelling under the skin, shortness of breath, and hives. the most common side effects are respiratory and urinary tract infections, headache, and injection site reactions. it may increase the risk of infusion-related reactions and infectio

joe biden has done nothing. you have the infrastructure there sitting there to weaken iran, to strengthen our ally, israel. joe biden said nothing with it. donald trump reinvigorated. and i think one of the more, i guess, a shift means that donald trump that doesn't get talked about a lot. he created an alliance with the u.s., israel, the saudis, the emirates, jordan, the egyptians that very few people knew about. and i think we can get back to that. absolutely. i didn't think i'd see that in my lifetime. neither did i. so let's let's stay in the middle. how do we deal with the situation there now? i think israel should have the right to win their war on terror and they're our greatest ally in the middle east. and i don't think israel had a better friend that donald trump. no, they didn't have, though, for the donald trump. and here's the problem, sean, is joe biden has made it harder and harder for israel to win that war. you want two things to happen. number one you want is you'll get this war over and as quic

for the nomination. a viable alternative to joe biden forthe nomination. the nomination. she said a — biden forthe nomination. she said a bunch of things that did not really— said a bunch of things that did not really reflect what she had set in — not really reflect what she had set in the _ not really reflect what she had set in the past, but felt she had — set in the past, but felt she had t0~ _ set in the past, but felt she had t0~ if— set in the past, but felt she had to. if you are looking at it today, _ had to. if you are looking at it today, she will probably say that was — it today, she will probably say that was a mistake to do so and ithink— that was a mistake to do so and ithihk she _ that was a mistake to do so and i think she has —— nothing she is done — i think she has —— nothing she is done before since indicates that— is done before since indicates that art— is done before since indicates that art is— is done before since indicates that art is something that she would — that art is something that she would pursue. we talked earlier saying. —

in fact, she is joe biden's open border czar.means she owns the border crisis that impacts every community, every state across the country. on the issue of inflation, which is the highest rate in my lifetime, impacting every family, small business, farm in this country. kamala harris was the deciding vote in the senate for the inflation expansion act which is joe biden and kamala harris' pinnacle of their economic policy which has caused us not only painful inflation, but trillions and trillions of debt. in addition, she was the last one in the room advising joe biden on the catastrophic withdrawal from afghanistan. today we just had the congressional gold medal ceremony for those 13 gold star families honoring those 13 service members who lost their lyes. she needs to be held accountable. president trump will hold her accountable for her failures. compare that that to the success of president trump. historic economic growth with your help, larry, strong national security, peace through strength the as well as the most secure bor

joe biden and kamala harris are incapable of telling the truth that is the subject of tonight's riff.es joe biden and kamala harris incapable of telling the truth, you can bet that donald trump will eploit it tomorrow night's presidential debate. that is hosted by abc news. not only do their constant untruths damage them with american voters, they also reflect enorm ous character flaws, interesting national review editor in chief rich lowry, and former house member tulsi gabbard have written important essays on why kamala harris' flip-flop represent a huge character dpflaw that should disqualify her from becoming president and commander in chief, the list of up truths and too long to chronicle but there are a couple that stand out, beginning with afghanistan. foreign policy c catastrophe, august 31, 2021 mr. biden referred to his administration's cut and run from afghanistan as i quote extraordinary success. as almost anyone can see it was a major catastrophe, but recently a comprehensive report from house foreign affairs committee more than 2 years of investigations, showed that the