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that's talk about joe morgan bush, me for the 2nd, the cna's bible data incidence of leads. the recent, the doc want to pin boss, giving a taste of 24 people. again, intelligence authorities are reportedly pointing towards the use or was seeking more creasing box to the us, but it's not this particular incident, a new one. so other districts in john wayne push me through the majority, have seen all the tardy see things similar weaponry. the use of, for example, m for a solo twice, was increasing back to the us, the indian army to is concerned from the weapons and equipment that we recovered. we realized that there was a spillover of high tech weapons night division devices and equipment, which were left by the americans and have gotten this done and were now finding their way towards this side. last your brinkman's office of razor board findings basically suggesting that the us, the, the bar to much was not adequately provide for the possibility of what switch to collapse. so the government, i'm so out of september, basically the usb department seeing that i'm to be blinked

joe. animals likes to play in the bushes. uncle joe. uncle joe, judy. >> there you go. all right. talks about the cleanest vegetables. >> ask her about it. i will tell her. yes. okay, listen, i'll. is time for now. >> a tissue could have saved this clueless criminal from jail. a florida man came up with the perfect plan to hide his stash of cocaine after officers attempted to pull him over, he would simply snort it all and they would be none the wiser. one issue. it's all over your nose like your scarface genius. >> harold, florida police department gives kids caught doing the right thing awards. they get coins for doing the right things, which they can redeem at local businesses like mcdonald's or burger king. they get fries and hamburgers. thank god for these guys. innovation. nspire >> god bless our common law. >>. , i did have great night welcome to jesse watters. primetime tonighers t. s notht everyone

joe. like the play in the bushes. >> jesse: uncle joe. >> greg: uncle joe. all right. who is next?n your show she asks about the cleanest vegetables. tell her i asked. it's time for ♪ now, a tissue could have saved this clueless criminal from jail. a florida man came up with a perfect plan to hide his stash of cocaine after officers attempted to pull him over. he would simply snort it all and they would be none the wiser. one issue, it's all over your nose, like your scarface, genius. >> greg: harold? >> harold: florida police department gives kids doing the right thing awards. get coins for doing the right things. redeemed at local businesses like mcdonald's and burger king, fries and hamburgers thank god for these guy's innovation. >> jesse: that's where kamala worked. >> greg: that's it have great night.

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hi joe, this is johnny during bush for the way to do. my thrush had been able to go to the hedge on the demo, devon ship. i took it as an opportunity to do it. my time is off. i don't know what the dock is. he gonna be able to help you out then. uh, we already gotten into the bench that you got on the bring a heads up. i'm not sure that the such hutch cannot move me to that. i don't know. i don't uh, in my head that i don't have been the day to cut them. does it show up? again? yeah, i do show that that's available. and in the den, my goodness, i understand lot of channels and i have to know metro, which i don't know for the moment for him to learn about. i mean one uh community. yeah. and i thought you had been for you to me if we would do it live for the had the sonata. yeah, she had the headed for, for the how can i hey, uh, so you to bustle from the emission i should be i'm a commission agent now. how does the sonata trophy huh. he is a that in the head. give me a got so not squeeze, knock that i should have been at. somebody get add

joe. this is jenny during bush, for the way to do. my thrush had been able to go to the hedge on the demo, devon ship. i took it as it looked and it gives you do my turns off. i don't know if the duck is it. the thing uh, we already knew the been said, you got on the bring a heads up. i'm not sure that's a such hutch cannot move me to that. i don't know. i don't uh, in my head that i don't have been the day to cut them. does it show up again? yeah, i do show quite a bit to the new den. my goodness. i understand lot of channels and i have to know much. well for the one i know for the most i do want him to learn about. i mean one, uh, community. yeah. and i thought you had been for you to me if we would do it live for the head. the sonata. yeah. she had the head of the house. i bought a uh, 22 bus you from the admissions academic edition, isabel, how does the sonata chauffeur? yeah. he is a that in the had given me a got some not squeeze, locked out of hutch independence. somebody get added him to the model and wish them as a to them at

uh, you know, the us, uh, basically china bushing club and joe forgot who he was talking to until he was talking to a bell to actually, well the video. he said this is, i want to thank you all for being here and now. well, my introduce you next. i mean, it was next. next, i mean, this is cringe, evan, right? this is just saying, wish guess the prime minister of the republican of india. yours, yours, the prime minister of the biggest democracy on earth, the biggest burgeoning superpower, the biggest publication on earth. yeah. how could you forget that guy? yeah, he's not read. it doesn't really matter much. he matters to us and breaks. we love you, india. we love you kind of sitting in there, how sleepy joe, other than golf hack into his cryogenic bed chamber. you had to be rolled out again at the un because he's still the president of the united states of america. and joe got up on the stand and he put the points so simply, everybody understood exactly what he was saying and he really hit them, hit the notes to me. i mean, it was just totally yours or real room whose it is nobody th

palestinians mostly, you know, since the videos changed in women evidently, except that we have been bush, joe, via the potency because of the policy of these way, the government. and he doesn't seem that the reputation was that it was so. um, is it part of the bulk receipt or the village of our community life? i do, and i did states. i'm very sorry to say that i'm not saying that because i, i feel glad about it because i'm serious about dates. i'm thinking about the, by the way, it doesn't only, you know, cause a terrible, a damage to say the least will that, but his being and people is also in my view, against the interest of the paper really, really high and the end. but this government doesn't care, nothing about the well being and lives of the palestinian supposed to. ready but not the full of the lives and well being of these ladies themselves know what they do in the arts projects. we all know that 90 percent responsibility for the phase on the face of the a. is there any host as it is? is because they've been, you know, and his government don't want to make any guy, no big deal and sto

joe biden. george w. bushber that turning into a big discussion, he had stopped drinking when he was 40 years old. but i think what there is a desperate craving for, this is my sense of the nation, is people would like things to just be normal again. and it's hard for things to be normal if a candidate is weird. so it is a method of attacking the lack of normalcy that a candidate will bring by claiming that that they're weird. now, what's interesting to me about a walz doing the weird attack is there are lots of left-wing cities famously austin, texas, for example, which always bragged about being weird and eccentric and not in the normal flow. so that the line of attack is a bit strange to me. howard: right. >> particularly coming from the left. and trump even came on my show and said you can call me a lot of things, but nobody's ever called me weird, which i thought was funny. so here we are. howard: he did not like that. let me get kevin in. my view is all polling politicians are a little weird because give

bush campaign. and you know, when joe biden began running for president, the more i got to know this man, and i knew him just as you know someone from church every sunday. are my parents on the lot next to his property. but he sold doing and being a executive for like 3 times what it was worth after they ran it into the ground. but and i always felt that this man was not only a, a pompous pandering lightweight, but also a dangerous, actually dangerous person. and he was actually on the senate judiciary and the foreign affairs committee, not the finance committee. unfortunately, my, the other senator of the great man who i worked for senator bill ross was the chairman of the finance committee at the time. but that being said, the assessment uh uh, by the previous speaker is absolutely spot on joe biden. his eyes was elected to young. and now he's, he's serving too late in the life, so he's, you know, he has to do these things should be too young for what he was doing now is too old for what he's doing. but he's always basically spent his life beating his chest, tossing himself up, briefing himself up

he really as he's done, george hw bush so well, joe biden so well, but you lead dressing thing is, ofs could, you could reinforce people's impressions and we laugh about it, but they could have some impact about how people actually view these candidates. >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, it's part of pop culture, it's like the taylor swift endorsement. it's just been, we have a couple more weeks of it and it's entertaining and we fund to see how it plays out. >> what people know about sara palin. >> they know they know more about the tina fey impression of, you know what i mean? >> like, it can sit in like the image of you this can absolutely make a huge yes. so like on the gaffigan thing, he he nailed walz. i mean, the weird gesticulating and like he nailed it gaskins from the midwest to though he really he hasn't in his blood unfortunately the good donald trump impression would be actionable so no one does that because the idea that you probably, you play them is like don corleone who, which is what he is, that is something you can't do on tv. maybe it isn't even fawning. maybe smith jus

hi joe, this is jenny during bush for the way to do. my thrush had been able to go to the hedge and the demo, devon ship. i took it as an opportunity to do my demons off. i don't know if the book is it the thing uh, we already knew the benefit that you got on the bring a heads up. i'm not sure that's a such general. i'm only because that i don't know, i don't uh, in my head that i don't have been the day to cut them. does it show up again? yeah, i do show that that's available. and then my goodness, i understand lot of channels and i have to know the metro, which i don't know for the moment for them having to learn about. i mean one uh community out of what you have been for you a semester, we would do it late. for the head, the sonata. yeah, she had the headphone to help her about uh hey, uh, to, to buzz you from the admission i should be. i'm a commission agent now. how does the sonata trophy huh. he is a that in the had given me a got some not squeeze, knock that i should have been that somebody get added them to him to the model. so

the endorse joe biden, 2016 hilary clinton with previous endorsements barack obama, joe concha bill clinton and george bushtrump should fire vice president harris has walked the picket line and strong with organized labor for her entire career, the vice president union record is like teamsters locals across the country have already endorsed or alongside the majority of organized labor. interesting dynamic, vp harris becoming the first democrat since 1996 to not get the union's endorsement which is pretty darn significant if you look at history. maria: how significant is this, how big of a deal is this. >> i think it's a big deal, were also seen the polling that labor and unions who traditionally have gone democrat are necessarily going that way and that's why they made the move. >> it is sad to the big difference between union leadership in the union labor, that is the issue. when you look at it, the labor supported trump versus harris, 58 twomac 31%, that is almost 2 - 1, why would they not do a complete 180 and endorsed trump, that is poor leadership representing the actual union workers. >> we hear from

1994 barbara published hers in the two thousands hillary clinton, barbara bush, laura bush, michelle obama and joeden have all of it in one or more books. these later first ladies have been more forthcoming about the substance of their work. possibly they feel they are being taken more seriously because of the growth of the field and the era. another marker of heightened interest in the studies is the increasing appearance in the media. live, fictional and the documentary. these of course are always of varying qualities and level of historical accuracy. scholars know first ladies have had a long history with non-print media dating back to earlier radio broadcast and television shows but only sporadically. over time their presence is increased. one long tradition began in 1969 with o pat nixon's appearance on sesame street. every first lady on the tv show started to joe biden has been on sesame street except for trump. in the mid-1980s, nancy reagan really helped push first lady television appearances into the norm, the camera loved her and she was at ease in front of it because of her past as an a

not illegal, a legal program that was signed into law, not by not by joe biden, but we signed into law earlier by i believe it was by busht definitely it done way before joe biden, it is true that joe biden's administration has decided that because things are so dire in haiti, which is basically run by gangs now that they should be given the ability to have temporary status, be given parole in order to get into the country. and it is also true because i did some reporting about this a lot of it on saturday before this interview, that there are a lot of employers in springfield who are so grateful to have these haitian migrants there because they were trying to grow the economy in springfield, which has been decimated in the 70s and 80s, and they didn't have workers to help do that. now, they do questions about integrating and schools and with language and taking driver's test, changing the laws. those are really legitimate questions. eating dogs and cats. >> that is steeped in racist tropes and that's there's no, there's no other way to say it yeah. alex thompson, you any reporting or have you had conversations about how

bush. michelle obama and joe biden have all written one or more books.these later first ladies have been more forthcoming about the substance of their work. possibly they feel they're being taken more because of the growth of the field and our era. i want to remind us very briefly here that another marker of heightened in first lady studies is their increased appearance in the media. live fictional and documentary. these, of course, are always of varying qualities and levels of accuracy. scholars know that first ladies have had a long history with non print media back to early radio broadcast and television shows, but only sporadically. over time, their presence has. one long tradition began in 1969 with pat nixon. his appearance on sesame street. every first lady from nixon when the tv show started to jill biden has been on street except for melania trump. in the mid 1980s. nancy reagan helped push first lady television appearances into the norm. the camera loved her and she was very much at ease in front of it because of her past as a as an actor. so a

. >>> joining us now is kelly o'donnell, former chief strategist for the 2024 bush-cheney campaign matthew dowd and joelly, to you. we know liz cheney. she's going a step beyond what other anti-trump republicans have said, not just that she's not -- that she's going to sit out the election, she said she's going to vote for kamala harris. what's the significance of that shift? do you think this helps with, let's say, independent voters, suburban women, nikki haley voters? >> reporter: she also described herself as still very much a conservative and very devoted to the constitution in the same breath in which they said she would vote for kamala harris. that's about saying she's not changing her views, but she's making a choice. as she outlined, that if you are in a battleground state like here in pennsylvania, writing in a name, which is an option plenty of anti-trump republicans could do, that the margin could be so close that it really needs to be a binary choice in her view. the campaign for harris and walz is trying to use this as one of many -- certainly the most prominent -- republican who held ele

joe lieberman incredibly effectively. the entire frame of the polling's after that change into bush's favor. >> neil: you think this could move the needle potentially when the needle is right in the middle. >> absolutely particularly because they are both going after the other person strength. walz is there to attack or get more support in rural america which is trump's strength. j.d. vance as to get one of trump's weaknesses were boost one of trump's weaknesses which is the sort of more moderate republican voters. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ president biden and vice president harris facing criticism further delayed response to hurricane helene over 120 people are confirmed dead and over 600 remained missing after the category form storm led category -- across the southeast. more than 2 million remain without power for several days and thousands are cut off from communication after towns were completely wiped out by the wrath of the storm. president biden pressed by a reporter of why he spent h

joe biden was. >> so maybe i misstated not popularity, approval, approval. >> so here we go. george w bush obviously republican didn't succeed him. lyndon johnson, there was no democrat who succeeded him. harry truman mean no democrat who succeeded him. now we're looking at joe biden, couldn't democrat succeed him despite his net approval rating being as low as it is. history isn't so kind. but again, we're really just looking at a sample size of three. but the bottom line is i think we can say joe biden is a drag on kamala harris, despite her own popularity, at least measured through net favorability, going forward he can make a distinction or and should dig into it when we're talking about popularity, are we talking about approval, job performance, or favourability, how you feel about how people feel about exactly one favors kamala harris, the net favorability rating, the approval ratings. >> i think favorite donald trump given that yet 51% who think his presidency was a success, let's see what the story tells us as we go toward school, harry, thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> all right.

the bush sulzer archives of adolphus busch, he a you know, joe alluded to it. he had a major role. he in that time you license the engine by national territory for the rights to you know, the exclusive rights to manufacture and market the engine and the person who had it in america, in north america was adolphus busch. and he used it to pump water and and power duration in his breweries. but he also had a separate business building submarine diesels for the us navy. so there's some archives here as well. uh, went to paris, australia at home. so there's a museum he used to go to as a child, and we got to walk in that museum and see some of the exhibits that were there. even in the 1860s, when he would go visit. and of course they they also had some early versions of the diesel engine. so the the research was tough it was challenging. a lot of it was, you know, making friends with someone in an archive during those covid years. you know, even the employees going in very much. but the employees would sometimes go and scan things and send it over to me. a lot of it was in german, so i

special agents spotted an armed man in the bushes at a distance of several hundred meters from the republican. the suspect was detained by the us president. joeen immediately instructed the authorities to use all resources to protect the politician. and iran and russia are preparing to sign an agreement on comprehensive cooperation. according to a number of western publications, iran's president massoud pezeshkin will take part in the brics summit in russia next month. during the meeting , they can sign a bilateral agreement, and earlier such a document was signed by moscow with the dprk. let me remind you that the west condemned the transfer to russia. iranian ballistic missiles, which the kremlin probably plans to use against ukraine. ukrzaliznytsia made changes to the train schedule due to the devastating floods in europe. yes, the flight from kyiv to vienna will run only to budapest, in the reverse direction. the chopin flight will also have a final stop in the hungarian capital. prague, przemyśl and back will depart from the initial stations according to... the schedule, and the flooded border section will be covered by buses. the prague

joe biden, and campbell harris, or whether it happened. it wasn't the case and presidential teams like george bush and dick cheney george bush and dan quayle, even though dan never actually stepped up to the end of that 2nd part. do you think it's fair to hold that next person? if it's, it's kind of like a 3rd term for that original president. as i said, brock obama passed on to joe biden when he was elected in 2020. of course it is. i mean we, we had gerald ford become president united states through with that. we've had other vice president's become present and now you're seeing couple of harris rising to the top after having not been elected by anyone and having dropped out for the 1st primary when she ran for president her good 1st go around. so absolutely, and tim was the vice presidency and even a vice presidential nomination is a, it's kind of like a trial for the, for the presidency. we're going to see here in the debate, when we start talking about a little bit bought into policy, what she's all about and how he's going to, what his vision is going to be in which direction he's going to take the buy of the high. rather, the higher

bush ran a campaign famously, as joe knows, where he said, family values do not stop at the rio grande. he was trying to reorient his party around a different approach when it came to migration. berkeley, the hispanic community. for george w. bush to i think see what donald trump is doing, which is effectively make his entire campaign about demagogy immigrants come and stay silent , i think has got to be difficult. i know why he wanted to stay out of it, but i think it has got to be tough for the former president, given where his heart is on those issues to stay out of this game. again, that is the center piece of the campaign, haitians are eating dogs in an american city , all the crime is being caused by migrant. nevermind the facts. that is the centerpiece of the truck campaign, really the gop campaign this fall, bashing immigrants. that is not what those folks signed up for in austin. and i think it has got to be hard for them now. >>> we have lots more to get to this hour. "morning joe weekends" continues after a short break. . to help reverse the 4 signs of early gum disease a to

>> what will life like for joe biden once he leaves office? will he take up painting like bush or work on that six handicap of his? no, he's focusing on foreign policy because he's doin, g suc a great job with it right now. >> i mean, i'm not going awah iw i mean, because there'ays so may things that i want to do in terms of the blindness to the turn on foreignpolicy po. biden is turning in delaware to keeppolicylicy the things going that we started. and i thin keep thk we can end , he's restarting the biden global initiative. gra that money grab. great way for hunter to stayb. employedgrea when he's out on parole. >> and i got to hand it to the big guy. >> he's always two steps ahead . >> "new york post" columnist and author of the big gut y howa president and his son sold out america. >> miranda devine, we haven't se seen joe biden in a while. ee >> it's been on vacation.k i think 50% of the last year. were you enjoying watching himhe with joy and whoopi? >> i just thought it was. >> i surrea tl. they seemed like they wereusio all gripped with the that that he'sen this honest

joe was the barber in the rayburn barbershop. he served for 52 years and during the course of his service, he cut the hair of multiple presidents, including george h.w. bush, jimmy carter and the late gerald ford. joe is known for his outrageous stories, wonderful sense of humor, and love for life. i first met him in 2019 when i got my start right here in congress. and i was lucky enough to sit in his chair once a month every month until he retired. i could always count on his positive attitude and his steady hands. joe immigrated to the united states from italy when he was 18 years old. he served in the air force and was married to the love of his life, rita, for 65 years until she passed away. he is survived by his two grand children, his daughter-in-love and his son, frank, who described his father as a one of a kind guy. to know joe is to love him. he was kind. openhearted and possessed a unique ability to brighten anyone's day. we will miss the man who loved his family, worked hard, gave great hair cuts and made everyone laugh. joe, may you rest in peace. mr. chair, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentuc

joe lieberman incredibly effectively. the entire frame of the polling's after that change into bush's favor. >> neil: you think this couldt in the middle. >> absolutely particularly because they are both going after the other person strength. walz is there to attack or get more support in rural america which is trump's strength. j.d. vance as to get one of trump's weaknesses were boost one of trump's weaknesses which is the sort of more moderate republican voters. ♪ ♪ >>el

reminded me of the 2004 campaign, when a young man, joe founder found that one nugget of john kerry saying i voted for it before i voted against it. george w bush said, got it, he went with that. the book "liberal fascismism," what stuck in my mind, how patient progressive are. they know where she is. they know where obama was. they arin foo, they can pretend he is not for this or that and she is not for this or that, she's never had to say what she is for, everybody else is saying it for you. bernie sanders was important. ra rafael asked about the gun buyback. i think she will do that when she gets in. >> judge jeanine: great points. coming up, kamala's sugar high comes crashing down. new poll shows she could be in majority are on trouble m november. ♪ ♪ the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything. amen. you should join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up. my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga, like: hazy or blurred

bushes. the attacker was several hundred meters away from trump. the suspect is currently in custody. probably at the crime scene found a weapon. us president joemmediately instructed the authorities to use all resources to protect the politician. democratic presidential candidate kamala garis wrote on social media. and that she's glad trump is safe. ukraine offered six european countries to help cope with the consequences of devastating floods. ukraine is ready to provide personnel and material assistance to its rescue services in moldova, poland, romania, slovakia, hungary and the czech republic, as the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry, andriy sebiga, said. meanwhile, the death toll in the countries of central europe has increased. floods claimed six lives in romania. two in poland and one in austria. in the czech republic, four people, swept away by water, are missing. because of the high water caused by cyclone boris. hundreds of thousands of people were left without electricity. water destroys houses, dams, bridges and roads. the flood was not called the strongest since 1997. there are more than 20 missing female prisoners in zhovkva

bushes. the attacker was several hundred meters away from trump. the suspect was detained. probably found at the crime scene. weapons us president joeen immediately instructed the authorities to use all resources to protect the politician, the candidate for the presidential candidate from the democrats kamala harris also condemned, quote: political violence. with an embroidered heart. in zhovkva, lviv region, more than 20 women, captured, missing and illegally convicted military personnel in russia, went to the main. the city square for a meeting manifesto. during the communication, special attention was paid to the psychological support of families. the participants of the action are sure that such meetings are important not only for local soldiers, but also for... the international community, because they draw attention to the topic of prisoners of war. in november, women and children will go to paris with the touch of loss campaign to once again remind the world about ukrainian defenders. my name is halyna mylostyva, i am the wife of prisoner vitaly mylostyvy. he is a prisoner of war. at the moment, he is in makiivka, his aggress

joe's crisis. he was trying to bring the country back for the second time, because he did it the first time with obama after bush'spolicies on administration. but joe was bringing the economy back from covid. and he was doing a great job. at the end of joe's four years, america had the quickest recovery from covid related to economic strife of all the developed countries. so joe did a fantastic job. i filled my tank with gas the other way, $2.70 a gallon. that's close to where we were to trump, and that's due to trump. presidents don't set price of oil and consumer goods. they're both victims of the economy. joe did a great job in his crisis. donald trump, not so good. think about that, folks, in november. host: clifford is in oceanside, california, on our line for republicans. good morning, clifford. caller: yes, ma'am. good to talk to you this morning and the rest of america. the fool before talking about trump and how he didn't do good during the covid, i think you forget it was trump that had operation warp speed that got the vaccines out there for all the people, and it was the democrat, nancy pelosi in parti

joe's crisis. he was trying to bring the country back for the second time, because he did it the first time with obama after bush'spolicies on administration. but joe was bringing the economy back from covid. and he was doing a great job. at the end of joe's four years, america had the quickest recovery from covid related to economic strife of all the developed countries. so joe did a fantastic job. i filled my tank with gas the other way, $2.70 a gallon. that's close to where we were to trump, and that's due to trump. presidents don't set price of oil and consumer goods. they're both victims of the economy. joe did a great job in his crisis. donald trump, not so good. think about that, folks, in november. host: clifford is in oceanside, california, on our line for republicans. good morning, clifford. caller: yes, ma'am. good to talk to you this morning and the rest of america. the fool before talking about trump and how he didn't do good during the covid, i think you forget it was trump that had operation warp speed that got the vaccines out there for all the people, and it was the democrat, nancy pelosi in parti

ashley parker and former democratic new york congressman, joe crowley and former chief of staff to mike pence, mark short. so, mark, i remember when bushl clinton a bully. and we were shocked. shocked and horrified, using the word bully. calling her mentally impaired. what is going on here? >> well, andrea, i think it's a reflection of where our politics have pretty much gone across the board. but i think the biggest challenge is that the issues favor republicans. the wind should be at our backs when the vast majority of voters are concerned about the economy and the border crisis but because we keep injecting other story lines into this, republicans are not doing as well as they should be. >> he's the one doing the injecting. >> absolutely, andrea. but it would behoove him, too, to stay focused on policy, but the inability to do that is hurting republicans across the board because now you have days of news cycles to be focused on this latest personal attack on her than to prosecute the case on the crowley, do you think this is an indication that he's nervous? >> i think it absolutely is. i think wherever any bully is nervous or is in

joe biden, even without hillary that is our real murderers' row. the last republican the teamsters endorsed was the first george bush, that is just how much michael dukakis ironic, they were in the tank for every democrat except for the democrat in the tank. silence. but ever since then the union has been in the democratic party's pocket since hillary stopped having sex. >> that is like a decades. >> greg: but like a high school yearbook photo of leah thomas, things have changed. now they are staying away from the democratic party like it is a bathroom just used by andrea mitchell. kamala losing the union endorsement is like sean "diddy" combs running out of baby oil, there was a whole lot of friction ahead. this week the teamsters release the results of three internal polls asking who should the teamsters endorsed for president. in july joe biden clearly one at 40 4%, with trump at 30 6%. but that is as good as it gets for biden, because everything joe gets these days is through a straw. when teamsters it pulled -- pulled their members about the democratic new candidate, cackles mick kneecaps. >> that was a pretty good nickname. >> greg: trump came out

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bushes and opened fire on him. mr trump also praised his protection team and in a rare show of political unity, he commended president joebiden for giving him a call. here, a man accused of killing the wife and two daughters of bbc racing commentator john hunt bbc racing commentatorjohn hunt in a crossbow attack, has been charged this morning with their murders. karl clifford, from enfield, will appear at westminster magistrates court facing three counts of murder and the 26 year old is also facing charges of false imprisonment and possession of an offensive weapon . 61 year old an offensive weapon. 61 year old carol hunt and her two daughters, louise and hannah, were found fatally injured at their home in hertfordshire on their home in hertfordshire on the 9th of july. john hunt and his surviving daughter aimee say their devastation cannot be put into words . the prime minister into words. the prime minister says he's angry after seeing photos of offenders celebrating their early release from prison, after the government's plan to ease overcrowding. 1700 inmates were freed last week, with some seen toasting outside with

bushes. the attacker was several hundred meters away from trump. the suspect was detained, and a weapon was probably found at the scene of the incident. us president joeen immediately instructed the authorities to use all resources to protect the politician. candidate for the position the president from the democrats, kamalagas, also condemned, quote: political violence. women's football in ukraine still remains in the shadows, although interest in it is gradually growing, and while it is gaining popularity in... europe, in most cities of our country, investments are made mainly only in men's and youth teams. is there a chance to form strong women's teams? see further in the story. probably every young football player dreams of becoming mudryk, zinchenko, yarmulenko, tsyhankov or the legend of ukrainian football, shevchenko. in the white church, this sport is one of the the most common, and that is why there are a number of clubs, yuriy. zmena, ros, arsenal and arsik. they train boys aged 5 and up to adult workers. despite this , women's football is practically not developed in the city. girls who want to chase the ball are mostly forced to train in b

bush in afghanistan but we need a tougher position against iran as we had that in the trump administration. we have a week president and joeiden and that is where we are today. but when you're committee released a report saying the biden/harris administration is suffocating the american dream, regulations are the problem. has there been a surgeon regulations under biden? >> we put a lot of time and research into this report, this investigation. we found under the biden/harris administration a have added $1.7 trillion of regulations into our fragile economy. under the trumpet ministration there was a concerted effort to reduce regulation. biden/harris allowed the bureaucratic beast to roam free into every industry of choice and what has happened, in addition to what created inflation we found the $1.7 trillion in regulatory expenses has contributed significantly to inflation and that is something people don't talk about or realize and i never really thought about the regulatory burden made a significant contribution to inflation. that is why you try to pay rent and healthcare and everything else, they are having to pace so

bush was the president, a republican, so these guys went with a democrat, obama. this time you have joe even though kamala harris has made the change -- case for being the change agent, she is still tied to the administration . amna: what about abortion rights? domenico: one thing we have seen in our polling is abortion rights and kamala harris being trusted on abortion rights is by a wider margin than any of the other issues donald trump has advantages on. this is a key issue for multiple women i talked to, including one from illinois. she said, i watched her, i listened to her. i am a woman and women's needs are first even before party. she put the blame squarely on donald trump for the overturning of roe v. wade. i talked to another voter in idaho, a woman who said a lot of her family are maga, but she has never voted for donald trump. she is very much a never trump republican, never bought what trump was trying to sell, even though she is a republican. another republican illinois said she was hoping nikki haley would run. she was -- she did not feel like kamala harris answered all t