kevin o'leary i dare you to try and do the same thing in china. let me know how that works out for you. >> i can't and that's why i'm saying, look, i don't want to sound radical because i'm not. i'm simply asking for a simple level playing field. sundays when we watch football, it's a flat playing field. both sides have a chance of winning because the rules are the same for both sides. i'm asking for the same thing from china. if they want to put a tariff on a car of ours going in there we hit them with the same. a better strategy would be let's just let the market be the market take all the tariffs away give us access to your ip let us protect ours over there, we can't use your court systems let us do that we'll let you use ours. if they don't want a level playing field i say put the screws to them. i'm okay with it. and i'll tell you why i say that. nothing else has worked for 40 years. >> sean: appreciate you being with us. kevin o'leary. >>> coming up the left steps up their lawfare against donald trump, oh, with only days to go until election

kevin o'leary broke it down earlier this week. it out. >> you use tariffs to change behavior and let's talk about the real tariff war, it's between the united states and china. this is an economic war going on. they do not play by the rules. i like tariffs against china not a big fan of tariffs everywhere but he talked about john deere in mexico moving them back to the u.s. they changed their behavior. you use tariffs as tactical war heads. and right now we should be using that as a blow torch on china to squeeze them to make a fair playing field with us while we're the largest economy. >> sean: according to a new report, kamala is the preferred candidate of the chinese communist party because trump's tariff threats could stump their economic growth and of course we're very well aware of their unfair trade practices their intellectual property theft saber rattling and everything in between. meanwhile concerns over soaring prices continue to plague every american across the country everything you buy every store you go to costs mor

our good friend kevin o'leary is back with us. you know, i was so glad to hear your comments on tariffs because knowing donald trump as well as i do, everything is transactional. and every comment he's making when it comes to foreign countries is a negotiation. and he did. he really will make any car manufacturer, any manufacturer at all. if you're going to take your jobs out of america. yeah, we're going to charge you a lot to bring him back. so it's not going to be worth your while. he's saying to china, well, if you're going to charge us x number of dollars for us to bring our products or import our products into your country, we're going to do the same thing back to you. however, i don't think that's what he wants, but he is negotiating. what part of that are people missing? i think they should understand that most countries on earth for 40 years have been trying to level the playing field with china, and we're the largest economies still worldwide. so we should take the lead on this mandate. china does not think a level playi

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kevin o'leary is with me and he has a question for you.o ahead. >> speaking to one of the insiders in the democratic party, i have to work both sides, told me yesterday pennsylvania, tell me if this is true, if the weather is terrible, it favors the republicans. if it is a shiny sunny warm day, favors the democrats. is that true? >> 100% true. >> tell us why. >> the trump team doesn't want to record high turnout. they want people who are engaged voters to turn out. if it is younger voters, people who are less likely to vote those people are more likely to be kamala harris supporters so yes, the perfect weather day would be best for harris. anything that could impact turnout on election day in the slightest bit is going to actually sway the election. stuart: this is fascinating stuff, great question and thanks for asking it. thanks for being here. this is fascinating stuff. see you again soon. look what we have for you just ahead on the show. ours pearlman always blows us away with his mind-reading tricks. >> mix up the letters in your firs

shark tank investor kevin o'leary gives us his reaction to that in new york next. >> how much do you harris-biden budget? >> i think we can do at least $2 trillion. >> yeah! we always had dogs, they're like my best buddies. yep, had them my whole life. c'mon bo! so we got him and he is a, an absolute joy. daddy's puppy. once we got on the farmer's dog he just attacks it, it's incredible. they're so tuned into you and they have such, such personality. being without a dog, i don't know, can't imagine it. [laughter] >> martha: elon musk told a sold-out crowd at madison square garden this week that he thinks he could cut $2 trillion in waste from the federal government, but not everyone is buying that. here is former clinton and obama economist, larry. quite an interesting discussion yesterday here on "the story." here he is but he said about musk. >> respectfully, i think it is idiotic. it is not a serious statement. where are they going to cut it out, if these people think it is like some business, only 15% of the federal budget is for payroll, even if you took all the employees, every

let's bring in to o'leary ventures' chairman kevin o'leary.re running mcdonald's, what is the first thing you would do? >> 100% total transparent city is. as soon as executives get the information, put it out there. that's the key. you need to maintain the trust between the consumer and the management because this is an evolving story. it's not as -- i mean p it's tragedy that somebody has died and other sick people, of course to. but you think about tylenol, it's a case study that many of us in each various institutions. how well that company managed that by being totally transparent and maintaining trust and removing all the product if from the shelf. it is a chestnut case in business schools. i'm here in boston teaching at harvard right now, so it's apropos. we actually talked about this situation this morning a little bit. mcdonald's is a trusted brand in america. millions of people use it and trust it, and that's -- the thing that they've got to protect is that trust. and and i know they know that, and i'm sure they're doing it. but it's

not going for that and going to take cohost kevin o'leary taking it on.lus this story. >> limited to a handful of conflicts on. >> do you hear yourself? liz: new surveillance video and a gang beating in that apartment clicks in aurora c undercutting the media narrative and radio host jay con rantz going for this. we have had because of approach that recognizes not o overrelyig on drill baby drill. >> going for undercuts for the stance and gop strategist going to tomi lahren joining us with elon musk and now suing state of california from this. liz: hesitating over going over kamala ha harris and peter doocy break news on this and white house with more on this. peter, great to see you. reporter: liz, thank you for having me and vice president harris for sure not knowing enough about it. >> stance on reparations and going for america going great. not doing for others. >> on the point of reparations and there's no question. and there's no point about that position. >> media plan. reporter: we've got some media plans here and harris calling opportunity and re

. >> jesse: already, we have to stop screwing around with kevin o'leary who will take a blowtorch and% tariffs, bring him to their knees, straighten it out year one, right? we got it. 48 hours! >> 48 hours. >> jesse: kevin o'leary thank you is always. >>> interview with kamala harris will air again tonight at midnight eastern time. but hulk hogan is on deckhe ♪ ♪ duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. teeth sensitivity is so common. it immediately feels like somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patients say you know doc, it really works. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: it is official, kamala harris has a man problem. but assistant coach tim walz is

kevin o'leary.onomy jobs in the market are up but consumer confidence is down what is the truth. >> the challenge of the hot job market will not be easy for the fed to ignore in terms of reducing rates more. we'll see what happens but inflation remains 20% of pre-pandemic on food, housing and energy so that is an issue. in trying to glean what the policies are between the two proposals, it's been difficult because harris does not do live free press interviews, she has done a lot of interviews but they tend to be more on the high sugar low-protein opera kinda stuff that's not good as investors they don't get any detail i don't have anything about her price gouging or how she can pull off 3 million homes there is no information. vance and walz debate we got some information here's what i take from it we will get more sectoral focus and other words harris biden tried to pick winners during their mandate they said will give billions to chips and science ask were we just focus on chip manufacturing or th

kevin o'leary, what do you make of this economy?my is at that consumer confidence is down so what is the truth? >> that challenges the hot market will not be easy but in terms of reducing rates more, we will see what happens there. but 20% pre-pandemic on food, housing, energy so that is anod issue. but i'm tryingo to glean what e policies are betweent th the two proposals. it has been difficult because harris does not do live free press interviews. she's done a lot of interviews but they tend to be on the high sugar, low-protein oprah kind of staff. that is not good for us aset investors and you don't get any detail. i do not know about price h gouging and pull of 300 million homes. no information however, the las' vance-walz debate we got some information and here is what i can take from it. we will get more sectoral focus, in other words harris-biden tried to picordsk sectoral winng during their mandate and look, we will give billions to bashstf where we focus on chip manufacturing. the inflation reduction act s&p 500 company you

kevin o'leary joins us., in addition to pay, they want more benefits, better health benefits, pensions, but they also were very hot on this automation. they say row robots don't pay taxes, they should preserve their jobs. my question to you is, can they stop progress? >> first of all, there's no evidence that that's true. there's been lots of studies on automation in ports domestically and internationally. the trouble with east coast ports is they're very old, they're very inefficient, and when you start to compare them against other international ports like singapore and the other asian ports, we're just not holding muster up against them, and that's very bad for productivity. so we can't agree to that. we've just got to let automation go where it goes because there is zero evidence on east and west coast that if you make it more efficient and productive that it hurts wages at all. indeed, it hay increase the -- it may if increase the actual pay you give to employees that know how to use these robotics syst

>> jesse: tonight, "jesse watters primetime," eric trump speaker mike johnson, dana loesch and kevin o'leary. is he irish? we're going to find out. >> greg: excellent. okay. judge, you have 10 seconds. >> judge jeanine: okay. get a load of this. it came time to change a sibling's diaper a boy in georgia found the courage -- united states of america remain -- kamala harris wrapping up a pretty tedious closing argument in washington. let's listen in. america, we know what donald trump has in mind. more chaos, more division and policies that help those at the very top and hurt everyone else. i offer a different path, and i ask for your vote. and here is my pledge to you. i pledge to seek common ground and common sense solutions to make your life better. i am not looking to score political points. i am looking to make progress. i pledge to listen to experts, to those who will be impacted by the decisions i make and to people who disagree with me. unlike donald trump, i don't believe people who disagree with me are the enemy. he wants to put them in jail. i'll give them a seat at the table. i ple

and a debate between kevin o'leary and catherine rampell with 20 days to go, americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other but here they do >> i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. was that worth it tonight? kamala harris joined fox news bret baier for an interview and it turned contentious pretty quickly. one of the most fiery moments happened right after bear played a clip of trump talking about quote the enemy from within with all due respect, that clip was not what he has been saying about the enemy within that he has repeated when he's speaking about the american people that's not what you just showed where he was asked about that? >> that's not what you just showed in all fairness the question that we asked him, he didn't show that. >> and here's the bottom line. he has repeated it many times and you and i both know that you and i both know that he has talked about turning the american military on the american people it was a strange moment because in that same interview, trump did say, you know, he talks about the e

and nayyera haq, with special guest actor wendell pierce and a debate he between kevin o'leary and catherine rampell with 20 days to go. >> americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other. but here they do phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about was that worth it tonight kamala harris joined fox news's bret baier for an interview and it turned contentious pretty quickly. one of the most fiery moments happened, right after bear played a clip of trump talking about, quote the enemy from within with all due respect, that clip was not what he has been saying about the enemy within that he has repeated when he's speaking about the american people that's not what you just showed where he was asked about that? >> no that's not what you just showed in all fairness question that we asked him. >> he didn't show that. and here's the bottom line. he has repeated it many times and you and i both know that you and i both know that he has talked about turning the american military on the american people it was a strange moment because in that same interview

o'leary ventures chairman and shark tank investor kevin o'leary now, kevin, are you a tariff man? i am actually, in the case of china, i don't like tariffs generally, but china, we're in an economic war with 100%. that's the case. they don't play by a level playing field. i do business there. so this is not an academic study i'm talking about. i've been screwed by the chinese now for 20 years. i'm just one investor, one player there. they don't allow you to use their ip and protect your ip there. but i'll make a point about one situation that every american knows. nobody loves tiktok, right? we've declared it chinese spyware in congress january 19th at midnight. it has to be shut down. the supreme leader himself is using our court system to sue us in the united states to stop that from happening. do you think i can do that in china? no. so what i suggest and listen, this is just for china. i'd like to raise tariffs beyond what trump is talking about. i'd like to go blowtorch heat on them 400% on everything. bring them to their knees in 48 hours. the supreme leader will be here in

kevin o'leary was with me saying this is a huge problem and that's the cost of implementing ai. these companies have to shell out tens of billions and that's hurting their stock. >> it's $200 billion expected next year to put that in perspective and the collective profitability of meta, amazon, alphabet and microsoft is about $75 billion a quarter. they're spending three quarters worth of profits to build out ai next year. they'll have one quarter of profits leftover. we saw this with amazon and building out and this is building ai field of deeps. you have to build it before the profits come. you need huge data centers, which require a vast amount of electricity. that's where the money goes. >> the problem is power. we talked about this with a company that's a $3 billion core scientific and own the data center and guaranteed power supply contracts and you'll see the world move to an arrangement like that and need nuclear. there's no if, and, or buts about it and if we're going to be an ai generation, we have to have to powered by small nuclear reactors. stuart: change the subjec

stuart: that's exactly what kevin o'leary said and the storms have been there and florida will be attractiveill come right back. >> absolutely. couldn't agree more. stuart: a new poll shows majority of people don't support spending fema money on migrants. 67% don't think the agency should spend the funds on housing migrants who are in the country illegally. fema denied that the agency is short on money for hurricane relief because they spent it on migrants and say that's not true. they say the funds come from two different pots of money. check out the dow 30. fairly even split and big time losers and little bit more green than red. kamala harris trying to use her record as california's top cop to prove she's serious about cracking down on crime. but, the policies she backed led to a surge in crime. she doesn't want to talk about that but leo terrell does and leo is next. ♪ daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? dad: aim at the wall, but get closer. daughter: (gasps) what th

[cheering and applause] >> greg: his wallet is so fat he named it liz oh, kevin o'leary.o bright at night she gets swarmed by moths, sports reporter emily austin. how long will be keep introducing that she's reproducing? kat timpf. and people toss coins into his belly button for good luck. "new york times" best-selling author, comedian, tyrus. [cheering and applause] >> greg: kevin, two questions. it's 12 days out, almost 11, how do you think harris is doing and you are very smart and successful billionaire, well read, when people come up to you and say you can't be seriously for trump, how do you explain it to them? do they think you are brainwashed? >> i simply say it this way, i'm not in love with trump, i'm not in love with harris, i love policy. i want to see the country succeed and i think the only job a president has is to protect the american dream. it's our number 1 export and has been for 200 years. the -- everything you do, whether the border or defense or tax policy is about the american dream. keeping it a place where everyone wants to bring their money. that

>> jesse: tonight, "jesse watters primetime," eric trump speaker mike johnson, dana loesch and kevin o'leary>> greg: excellent. okay. judge, you have 10 seconds. >> judge jeanine: okay. get a load of this. it came time to change a sibling's diaper a boy in georgia found the courage -- that's it. where is the video? >> greg: have a great night. 10 seconds. >> bret: none of us want to disappoint greg. thank you. good evening. i'm bret

>> jesse: tonight, "jesse watters primetime," eric trump speaker mike johnson, dana loesch and kevin o'learyind out. >> greg: excellent. okay. judge, you have 10 seconds. >> judge jeanine: okay. get a load of this. it came time to change a sibling's diaper a boy in georgia found the courage -- united states of america remain -- kamala harris wrapping up

kevin o'leary joins us this morning. all right, kevin, or i know you are not a fan of lina khan. out, wouldn't you? >> i would because i'm a believer that it's not regulation that works, it's innovation. particularly in technology. we have lots of evidence over the last 50 years, you just let the market be the market, and innovation always wins out and companies come and go. you don't need a french or european-like regulator, if that ooh -- that's what she's turned out to be. i think she'll move on if there's a change in administration. stuart: next one, kevin. two damaging hurricanes in a couple of weeks in florida. insurance premiums sky high, property taxes probably going up significantly as well. because this make florida real estate less attractive? >> no. [laughter] stuart: really in. >> i live in florida. stuart: i know you go -- do. >> no, no. we have lived with bad weather forever. it's a particularly bad hurricane season, but what drives florida is great policy on tax, great business regulatory environment, so you've got lots of jobs there. you've got all these guys fro

stuart: my colleague kevin o'leary who is with me now thinks harris missed an opportunity where she coulde responded to the grieving mother and won part of the debate. you agree with that? missed opportunity? >> absolutely. where's the empathy and the compassion? when i talk to these angel parents who have lost a child or a spouse, someone, to an accident or some type crime that involved in illegal alien it is just so heartbreaking. where's the empathy? i had the clear act which would require the deportation of these criminal illegal aliens and kamala harris could have supported that. we could have done something with that legislation but she and president biden chose not to because an open border is their policy. this is just the way they like it, they intend to keep it that way and they will continue to prioritize services for illegal aliens over services for the american people. stuart: thanks for being with us this morning. appreciate it. quick check of futures please, you'll see a lot of green on the screen this morning especially the nasdaq up 1%, 100 points for the dell. "the openi

saw this, that is clip from cnn kevin o'leary shark tank often appears here on fox.his back on them like you keep talking about threat to democracy. cam la harris is the result of an undemocratic process. rachel: correct. will: twice democrats have done this and i want you to watch the reaction. >> this is the second time that democratic party has circumvented democracy and chose yes it is -- hillary clinton -- hillary clinton was chosen and had bruce springsteen too and what happened to her and now we've chosen -- >> hillary clinton won a primary. you may not like how the primary -- >> bernie sanders -- >> she won a primary so -- we've talked listen we've talked about this before. >> what's wrong about talking about it tonight after what you just saw? how many democrats wish -- >> let's talk about what matters to voters. do you really think voters care about the primary process -- >> if you're a democrat you sure as hell care today. >> i don't know if you heard that from a lot of democrats and others saying the way she was installed is the reason we're -- we are the

tonight, "jesse watters primetime," we have donald trump jr., vivek ramaswamy, kevin o'leary and hulkvote. [laughter] jessica? >> jessica: okay. so, just when i thought caitlin clark couldn't get any more impressive video posted online the indiana fever star comes inches away from sinking a hole in one during basketball off season. it caught the attention of the lpga file this under things we love to see game knows game. >> judge jeanine: did you go girl. >> dana: banned. here we go. that is it for us have. great night. see you in a few moments on be bret baier's show after this. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. we are coming to you tonight from washington crossing, pennsylvania. we have an exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris, th

. >> martha: kevin o'leary, always good to see you and hear from you. thank you for coming by "the story" today. that is "the story" for today, tuesday october 29th. "the story" goes on, final week ahead of the united states election. i will see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. have a great evening. thank you for joining me. ♪ ♪ >> here we go, it is the final week to election day and already more than 50 million voters have had their say. you are looking live at donald trump event in drexel hill pennsylvania at this hour ahead of the former president's rally in allentown tonight, and live it the ellipse in washington at work harris is set to deliver her closing argu arguments. it is where both are heading in the final week that could be telling. welcome, everyone, i am a sandra smith in per neil cavuto, and as a "your world," to alexandria hoff now, she has the very latest on trump in battleground pennsylvania, all eyes on that state now, alex, hello. >> good to be with you, the most electoral votes of any battleground states, one thing that the trump ca

tonight, kat timpf, kevin o'leary, emily austin, tyrus. let's do this.ive the life of max, they put some kind of camera on his collar and this is what it is like to be a cat chasing another cat through a car park as they say in england. this is what it is like. get really close to the tv if you are home and you will find out what it is like to be a cat, look how busy it is. everything is low. running around. this is exactly how it feels when you are going for a walk, dana. >> dana: good to know. >> jesse: makes you tired just watching that. >> dana: he got his steps in. >> greg: lasts four hours. >> dana: a little bit of a heat wave here in new york. glorious weather. i want to show you hugo, taking advantage of this at central park this is how he cleans himself at the park. having to water because been so dry we haven't had any rain. that's hugo. that's percy's friend. >> jesse: no one ate the dog. that's it for us. have a good night. >> bret: they are eating the cats. i got it. than

kevin o'leary. emily. austin. tyrus. let's do this. greg's.ive the life of max. they they put some kind of camera on his collar. and this is what it's like to be a cat chasing another cat through a car park. as they say in england. kind of cute. yeah. this is what it's like. just get really close to the tv. if you're home and you will find out what it's like to be a cat. look how busy it is. everything is low. you're running around. this is exactly how it feels when you're going for a walk. dana. yeah, you got to know what i mean. it makes you tired just watching. i know, isn't it great? he got his steps in. it goes on for four hours, dana. well, there's been a little bit of a heat wave here in new york. it's been a glorious weather. i want to show you, hugo. he's taking advantage of this at central park. this is how he, you know, cleans himself at the park. they've having to water because there's so been so dry. we haven't had any rain. that's darcy's frien. yes, he likes no one ate the dog. greg. yeah. they're eating. you don't have that pro

eleri ventures chairman and shark tank investor, kevin o'leary and national syndicated host dana laschis almost lost a hand, finger, who knows what. are you worried about her or heavy machinery? >> i'm worried about her around the country. i was just trying not to cry laughing when you're playing these clips because if ever there was evidence that aliens exist, it is her. walking in a factory catches like an alien and human suit, of never seen anyone force a human interaction the way that she does. she's like a sharp and shiny, can i touch it? and the way she interacts with people like every day, average people about everyday average experiences is entirely just completely supernatural. it is weird. it is just not normal. she just does not connect with people. she does not have political acumen, she does not have relatability, she does not have this commonality. people do not see themselves and her. she had a privileged upbringing which we talked about prior. i don't want her around the country, much less heavy machinery. i don't want her behind the wheel of an automobile. it is just t

us today, tammy bruce, fox news contributor and president of american spirit enterprises, and kevin o'learyrman of elyria ventures, and you know him as "mr. wonderful." vice president kamala harris struggled to defend her order record at a cnn town hall. watch. >> 2022, 2023, there were record border crossings. your administration took hundreds of executive actions and didn't stem the flow. numbers kept going up. finally, in 2024, just in june, three weeks before the first presidential debate with joe biden, you went to do executive actions that had dramatic impact, really shut down people crossing over. why didn't your ministry can do that in 2022-2023? >> first of all, you are exactly right, anderson, and as of today we have cut the flow of immigration by over half. in fact, the numbers i saw most recently, illegal immigration -- hold on, let me finish. speak about why not do it in 2022-2023? >> we were working with congress and hoping actually get a long-term fix to the problem instead of a short-term fix. >> you couldn't have done both at the same time? >> well, here's the thing -- we h

>> jesse: tonight, "jesse watters primetime," eric trump speaker mike johnson, dana loesch and kevin o'leary. is he irish? we're going to find out. >> greg: excellent. okay. judge, you have 10 seconds. >> judge jeanine: okay. get a load of this. it came time to change a sibling's diaper a boy in georgia found the courage -- that's it. where is the video? >> greg: have a great night. 10 seconds. >> bret: none of us want to disappoint greg. thank you. good evening. i'm bret baier. fox news has exclusive information tonight about the extent of damage caused by israel's retaliatory attack against iran last weekend. jennifer griffin will join us from the pentagon with the breaking details on that. we talk live with former republican presidential candidate nikki haley about the trump vs. harris campaign. the final days. and a brand new set of fox power rankings. bill hemmer will be at the big board to break it down. ♪ >> bret: but, first, breaking tonight, we are one week from election day. tens of millions of americans have already cast their ballots but millions more will wait through one final

might not have an economic impact on the scaramucci's of the world who were in that thing, or the kevin o'leary'ses. but there's average people in there that got screwed and they lost a lot of money. well. well said. i guess they're making out better than the madoff bankruptcy courts. no, they got they got almost 100%. did they? i think so. i think it's like 80. i, i reviewed a book on madoff recently, so i'm going by memory. but again, the time value of money locked in there for, for three years, you know, the whole thing. well said. charlie, thanks for being here. anytime. we appreciate it. okay. meanwhile, closing bell. we are just five four minutes away. markets, as you can see a little bit lower. we were down near session lows when we started the show, but we're starting to come up off of those. the s&p at one point was off well more than 1%. we're now just less than 1%. meanwhile some breaking news. a u.s. judge has ordered alphabet's google to overhaul its mobile app business. this is to give android users more options to download apps and pay for transactions within them. alphabet shares

. >> catherine rampell kevin o'leary, shermichael singleton, maria cardona, and larry wilmore with 12 days to go, americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other. but here they do >> i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about last chance, power drive to win votes. tonight, bruce springsteen serving as the opening act for barak obama and kamala harris in the state of georgia and the swing state is a place that the vice president needs to run until she drops basically, the message from the boss and from obama tonight. well, will never go back to donald trump donald trump tyrant he does not understand this country. its history or what it means to be deeply american and that's why november 5, i'm casting my vote for kamala harris and tim walz. >> we do not need four years of a wannabe king i want to be dictator running around, trying to punish his enemies that's not what you need in your life america is ready to turn the page. >> this is not 2016 it's not 2020 including because just a few months ago, the united states supreme court to

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