trump is back at mar-a-lago. can you walk us through -- you talk about how there are so many people coming to pitch him on various ventures, and we will get into some of those, but was there ever a doubt in his mind that he would run for president again? was he in 2024 campaign mode from the moment he left the white house? >> i think trump harbored some doubts at times, but for people around him, it was always -- it was a matter of not if, but when he would come out and say that. he would do things that would signal his future plans. they knew not to talk about setting up a presidential library, which is such a standard thing for a president, former president to do once he leaves the white house. to start the fundraising in the planning for a presidential library, and yet it was no to people around trump that they shouldn't bring that up. >> and why is that? >> because he felt it was a political graveyard for him, or political cemetery. that it would be a museum to what he once was and, obviously, still had ambit

he does he would get a copy of the new york times to mar a lago. and i believe that the new york post i'm i'm not sure on that. so i believe that's right. but he does get print copies. his aides are constantly printing him off articles that they think he might be interested in or he might to see there a few scenes in the book where he's presented with an article that ends up setting him off in different ways, whether it's for his frustrations. mo brooks, whether it's, you know, pointing things out about what a candidate in the race has said. but, you know, has fed news stories and he he does read all the papers. he watches cable news and you see evidence of that. and just his truth social feed he'll chime in about something he saw you know on fox news and he still records things and will catch things later on or he'll catch clips of things but in mar-a-lago he would play golf almost every day he, would have lunch at his golf club. he would come back, you know put on his jacket and take meetings and call us or wander the club. he still likes being v

he does he would get a copy of the new york times to mar a lago. and i believe that the new york post i'm i'm not sure on that. so i believe that's right. but he does get print copies. his aides are constantly printing him off articles that they think he might be interested in or he might to see there a few scenes in the book where he's presented with an article that ends up setting him off in different ways, whether it's for his frustrations. mo brooks, wheth er test test test test test test test test test test test test hf almost every day he, would have lunch at his golf club. he would come back, you know put on his jacket and take meetings and call us or wander the club. he still likes being very involved with the club, you know, asking people about experience there and, you know, then he really loves court at night and the patio. the playlist with different people who would come and you know he'll stop by weddings or he'll by events that are going on at the club and you know a important piece of his private is just being a host and going aroun

very well i don't think it's okay. >> i'm fine somebody grabs your leg at mar a-lago was probably done that was like curious will be back after the break >> event two weeks before election day, vice president harris basis voters and takes the pressing questions, lie anderson cooper moderates a cnn potential townhome, kamala harris, wednesday at nine eastern on cnn i wish my tv provider, let me choose what i pay for i wish my tv provider let me choose what i pay for forehand let me pause my subscription went i was flying, what do you do? >> and customize your channel lineup? were watch for free. >> let you do that i didn't have this spend my life trying to find my carlin mine phone me at an early age. he was just a matter of how good i could get and how far would go ram or callings to build trucks so when you find your call nothing can stop you from answering right now during ram power days, get $4,000 cash allowance on the purchase of most

i am ataking that line, standing with manitowoc, wisconsin over mar-a-lago.rks in milwaukee, it works in madison, we'll use it across the country. i come here as a neighbor to you from the iron rings to packer land. we all know we are united around the dignity and the pride of working people, union members. kamala harris and i have a plan to build the american industrial strength powered by american workers. [applause] minnesotans know this, you have seen it with the vice president. i promise you when we win this the election we'll have your backs just like you had our back every step of the way. the defining arc of american economic story is, people came here to wisconsin from across the con, across the world for a shot at a better future for their families. in the process they felt the engine that built this country. vice president harris understands, she grew number a middle class family. she understands that manufacturing jobs are the ticket to the middle class. a ticket that doesn't require you to go into debt with a college degree and under her leadersh

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thank you. >> we see that there at mar-a-lago.nt trump is getting ready to give his comments and we are going to monitor what he has to say. >>> ahead, vice president harris talking today, and we will talk about steve bannon getting out of prison and what he had to say after he was released. you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you'll have to pay a deductible for each. a medicare supplement plan pays for some or all of your original medicare deductibles, but they may have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug coverage. humana medicare advantage prescription drug plans include medical coverage. plus, prescription drug coverage with $0 copays on hundreds of prescriptions. most plans include coverage for dental, vision, even hearing. and there's a cap on your out-of-pocket costs! so, call or go online today to see if there's a humana plan in your area and to get our free decision guide. the medicare annual enrollment period ends on december 7th, so call now. humana - a more human way to healthcar

she is live at mar-a-lago in palm beach, florida. what do we expect to hear from the former president we could hear the music play and he's not up yet though he's not know. he was scheduled to come on at 10:00 a.m. but i think i'll be honest soon enough now, look, i think one of the big questions today is whether or not donald trump is going to address some of those racist sexist, really dormitory remarks from other speakers at the madison square garden rally on sunday so far we have not heard donald trump address this head on now, this is dubbed this event here at mar-a-lago is dubbed as remarks to press. >> it's very unclear if he's actually going to take questions. but if he does, you can expect that these will be some of the first questions he is asked him. i do want to talk a little bit about what he's doing later today. day because this all ties into it. so donald trump has a pair of events later today in pennsylvania. one of which is a big rally in allen town, which we know has a very large puerto rican population. of course,

welcome to mar-a-lago. we're running an hour behind. we don't know what the hold-up it. it is an important morning for the former president. this wasn't on the schedule as of yesterday. we are all going to allentown, pennsylvania where he would have a rally tonight and got rerouted yesterday afternoon to mar-a-lago. it will be an important moment for him in this final stretch here. as for what he is going to talk about, this is what a senior campaign official told me this morning. they will be reminding voters out there that vice president kamala harris in this speech tonight at the ellipse, right, sort of like bringing back the imagery of january 6th is closing her campaign messaging talking about hate and division while the trump campaign and the former president is talking about solutions, real solutions for the everyday american talking about inflation, economy, how he will deal with the border crisis, immigration. that is actually something team harris has already jumped on in the last hour and called it quote hilarious spin. the trump campaign sees the rhetoric tha

we have a live look at mar-a-lago. former president trump is about to speak to reporters and we'll take you there live as it happens. >> bill: seven days and counting. republicans urging the u.s. supreme court to intervene in numerous ballot disputes out there already. a lot of it is happening in battleground states. plus this. >> give us a sense of your internal polling at the campaign and how it is influencing your decisions. >> my internal polling is my instinct. >> dana: harris campaign sounding confident despite a polling shift to former president trump. karl rove is here to break it all down. start to slow down. but did you know prevagen can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredient, apoaequorin, originally discovered in jellyfish and found only in prevagen. in a clinical study, prevagen was shown to improve memory in subgroups of individuals who were cognitively normal or mildly impaired. stay sharp and improve your memory with prevagen. prevagen. in stores everywhere without a prescript

i want to because he was back very briefly to something we are watching at mar—a—lago.esidence in florida, you can see and flex there, we are expecting donald trump to speak shortly in mar—a—lago in florida. before he heads to the swing state of pennsylvania, of course, kamala harris is delivering what her campaign because her closing argument. it is a big night for both of the candidates but we tipping to be a line on mar—a—lago pussy for you here on bbc news. cani can i get you to answer a question from one of our viewers about these two big event to be also the week ahead, how important is this final of campaigning? i figured very important _ final of campaigning? i figured very important that _ final of campaigning? i figured very important that we - final of campaigning? i figured very important that we should | very important that we should not forget that more than 50 million votes have been cast. that is approaching one third of all the ballots that will be catch in the selection which means that for approximately 50 million people, they can't change their vote.

i want to bring dasha burns at mar-a-lago awaiting trump's remarks. alcindor is at the elipse in d.c. ahead of vice president harris' speech. also, former republican congressman from florida and democratic strategist and clinton adviser richard goodstein. dasha, trump having a media a performance on his home turf. what can we expect? >> reporter: media appearance is a key phrase here because this is not necessarily a press conference. we do not expect the former president to take questions. there's always the caveat he may change his mind and do that in the moment. right now with the way the setup is it's unlikely it's going to happen. the campaign want this is to be a prebutal to vice president harris' speech at the elipse. however, after the racist remarks made by that co comedian at madison square garden will he address those jokes and what will he say to puerto ricans? i'm told by the campaign at his event later in allentown the preprogram speakers will be heavy on puerto rican supporters so the campaign is trying to clean this up. the question is

book titled war and scheduled to be published next week, describes the scene in early 2024 at mar-a-lago, mr. trump's estate in florida. the former president ordered an aide out of his office so he could conduct a phone call with mr. putin. the unidentified aide said the two might have spoken half a dozen other times since mr. trump left the white house. leading off our discussion is former fbi general counsel and chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york. is a legal analyst and co- author of the book the trump indictments. i want to begin with what we just reported.

eastern donald trump will speak with reporters from mar-a-lago.atch that on the c-span network. then has running mate at noon will be in michigan j.d. vance in saginaw. 1:45 p.m. today testimony walz is in georgia speaking with supporters at a rally in savannah. at 2:30 p.m. eastern donald trump again in pennsylvania this afternoon spooking with voters at a roundtable in drexel hill, pennsylvania. then this evening 7:00 p.m. eastern vice president is speaking on the ellipse in washington laying out the closing architects to voters with one week to go. all of those campaign events you can watch on the c-span networks at c-span.org or the free c-span now video app but we want to hear from you this morning in this first hour of the washington journal. turn the phones over to you to get your thoughts. it is for we will get here in d.c. betty democrat. how are you feeling a week out? host: i'm doing good. i voted for kamala harris and tim walz because donald trump on his nag -- inauguration his vision made me come out and protest right after his inaugu

the trump campaign had told us that the interview would be this past thursday at mar-a-lago.y also asked us whether we would meet 78-year-old trump in butler, pennsylvania, where he was grazed in an assassination attempt. we agreed. on september 9th, trump's communications director steven cheung sent a text that read, quote, i'm working with our advance team to see logistically if butler would work in addition to the sit down. sit down meaning the interview in florida. days later, cheung called to say, quote, the president said yes. then, a week ago, trump backed out. the campaign offered shifting explanations. first, it complained that we would fact check the interview. we fact check every story. later, trump said he needed an apology for his interview in 2020. trump claims correspondent lesley stahl said in that interview that hunter biden's controversial laptop came from russia. she never said that. trump has said his opponent doesn't do interviews because she can't handle them. he had previously declined another debate with harris, so tonight may have been the largest aud

calfire dice que los pequeños lagos y estanques son fundamentales para sus esfuerzos de extinción dee vamos a ver otra vez la entrada de nubosidad asociada a esta banda frontal. trae un poco de aire fresco y neblina que estaría acercándose a la zona costera y ya comienza a secarse. de hecho, especialmente en la zona de la península y hacia el sur, parte de esa neblina o esa capa marina asociada a esa banda frontal que está pasando por nuestra región. en los próximos días y mañana, cuando vamos a la escuela, así van a estar las condiciones. estas temperaturas de camino a la escuela van a estar en esos altos 50 grados, así que no olvide ponerse un buen abrigo en horas de la mañana. ya de regreso a casita aquí en san josé, esas temperaturas van a estar ubicándose en esos bajos y medianos 70 grados. cómo estarán las máximas mañana en toda la zona de la bahía? van a estar ubicándose entre los 60, a los 70 grados en la zona este? 77 para concord 73 al sur, en la zona de san josé y 68 casi 70 para los amigos de san francisco, mientras que para el miércoles las temperaturas, como les había a

. >> sÍ, de hecho, me estabas comentando que vive cerca a un lago. >> sÍ. sÍ.n o ya habÍas pasado? >> no, ya no, ya hemos pasado varios. >> y cÓmo te sientes con respecto a esto? >> ay, pues la verdad, un poquito sÍ, de miedo, porque no sÉ, dicen que es un poquito diferente a los otros. entonces sÍ da miedo. >> claro. pues muy bien que has llegado aquÍ a refugiarse y bueno, pues esperamos que todo vaya a estar muy bien. uno de los peligros que nos estÁ comentando precisamente johanna es que aquÍ en esta Área de orlando hay mÁs de 100 lagos. las residencias, muchas de ellas estÁn ubicadas frente a lagos y como estamos esperando mucha lluvia y como sabemos que el terreno ya estÁ saturado por las lluvias de glyn, pues ese es uno de los grandes peligros, no? que suba el agua, que se creen inundaciones y que se puedan inundar las viviendas y las personas queden atrapadas. entonces es por eso que las autoridades le han recomendado a las personas que viven en casas mÓviles como esta familia mexicana y que viven cerca a terrenos donde se puedan inundar fÁcilmente a ven

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in a conversation with colleagues, graham reportedly said, quote, it's the attitude down in mar-a-lagorrative. he thinks he lost because of all of these bizarre conspiracies, he didn't. biden won fair and square, graham added. trump doesn't like to hear that. i imagine doesn't like hearing that quote either. joining us congress 'investigations reporter for "the washington post," jackie alemany. jackie, good to see you, certainly when donald trump was in office, his aides would always get nervous, when he'd go to bedminster, they weren't sure what his friends would say to him, he'd come back with a crazy idea. some say it helped perpetuate the big lie. >> absolutely, over the past four years, as the former president built this cocoon around him and filled his club with all of these people who told him exactly what he wanted to be hearing, especially in the wake of january 6. but, you know, in typical company and fashion, there was really -- there's really been little they can do about that. there are people like nick fuentes, lora loomer, all of these have made their way around the camp

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y el esfuerzo de una comunidad por restaurar el lago de su vecindario pudo haber ayudado a salvar suseños lagos y estanques son fundamentales para sus esfuerzos de extinción de incendios. por otro lado, los funcionarios del condado de marin están instando a los residentes y a los visitantes a ser conscientes de las mareas altas previstas que podrían ser lo suficientemente altas como para causar inundaciones de carreteras en las zonas costeras del condado durante los próximos meses. es probable que los niveles de marea afecten a las zonas con antecedentes de inundaciones localizadas. algunos de estos lugares son north san pedro road a través de china camp en san rafael y greenwood cove drive, y también en tiburón y lucky drive en greenway. ahí están directamente los espacios y es que durante los calurosos meses de verano puede ser fácil olvidar que el invierno trae y trae muchas lluvias y este año se prevé que las mareas de algunas zonas alcancen unos 6 pies o más. así es chicos. y si se produce una tormenta en esas fechas de alta marea, tiende a provocar marejadas que pueden alcanzar

we are expecting to hear from donald trump from mar—a—lago and the next little while.lly going to speak. kamala harris also with a big speech, what is described as a closing moment speech later in the day. both candidates out and about in these critical last seven days. around the world and across the uk, you're watching bbc news. you're live with bbc news. with a week to go until the us presidential election, donald trump has told a rally in georgia that he's "not a nazi". last week his former white house chief of staff, john kelly, said that as president, mr trump wanted "generals like adolf hitler had". both donald trump and the democratic candidate kamala harris are spending the final days before the election appealing to voters in the key swing states which will determine the final result. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, has more. a celebrity heavyweight for the democrats with a week to go. with the poll still neck and neck both parties are bringing out the big guns. a celebrity heavyweight for the democrats, with a week to go. with the polls still n

before that a press conference at mar—a—lago where donald trump didn't take any questions, he actuallyews in which he said he didn't know the comedian, he didn't know what the comedian was going to say, but he also didn't take the opportunity to denounce that "joke", referring to puerto rico as an island of floating garbage. so it's been interesting to key see the campaign distance itself from those remarks, but this was an opportunity to hearfrom donald trump. instead he used that press conference to kind of rebut what we are going to hear laterfrom kamala harris. but he didn't take questions, even though many in the puerto rican community have asked them to apologise. in fact, donald trump is going to be going to allentown in pennsylvania this evening, and some in the puerto rican community are planning to protest they are because community are planning to protest there because of those remarks. instead, in mar—a—lago, he really focused on slamming kamala harris on key issues like immigration, which is certainly an issue where i am now here in long island. 0k, we will be back with yo

it quotes him asaying going to mar-a-lago is a little bit like going to north korea.s up and claps every time trump comes in. as a reminder to our folks at home, this is how kim jong-un is greeted in north korea. lindsay graham in describing trump's residence in florida is invoking, all kidding aside, a brutal cult-like forum of authoritarianism which again i'm not surprised is happening at a place like mar-a-lago. >> yeah, and it suggests that aside from sort of the kind of weirdly comical nature of people at a golf club standing and clapping every time donald trump walks in, it also tells you that in a second trump administration, these are the people that are going to surround him. these -- you're not going to have people who say, mr. president, this is a bad idea. mr. president, this is a dangerous idea. you're going to have people that every time trump walks in, they're going to clap and coddle him and make sure that he feels properly appreciated. and that's really a bad thing in a white house because you need honest advice. you need sober and solid people around

former president trump is about to address reporters at mar-a-lago. closing argument that kamala harris broke it, i will fix it. his remarks are scheduled for 10:00 a.m. eastern and bring it to you live as it happens. >> bill: this is a problem. meanwhile former president trump's campaign unveiling a new ground game strategy in the battleground state of pennsylvania. it seems to be bearing fruit. bryan llenas is live in the philly suburbs, bucks county north of the city just along the jersey border. what are you learning there, bryan, good morning? >> this year there are more republican registered voters than democrats here in bucks county, pennsylvania's largest swing county. the trump campaign says this is proof that their new ground game strategy is working. we visited a field office here in bucks and look, we unlike prior elections this year, the trump campaign is using data to primarily target likely trump supporters who have never voted before or sometimes voted. the campaign is focused on registering them to vote and getting them to the polls.

it's horrible and i want it to be true mar-a-lago. can i just get an explanation on the world record for solving a rubik's cubes. do you think there's no multiple why don't we heard is that you know, that's a rubik's cube, but this. doesn't just it in the senate gets rubik i think it's ruby its own matter is not the answer it doesn't matter i want to change mar-a lago. let's see the attack police, where i respectfully disagree is this portion about subjecting who we charged criminally in this country and making this by popular demand. it doesn't work that having on he's attacking was that third climate got to do just about a lizard on live television that just happened live television exactly. >> is it ok, it very bad very well. >> i don't think it's okay. i'm fine somebody grabs your leg at mar a-lago probably done that was like curious. will be back after the break before election day. >> vice president harris bases voters and takes pressing questions, lie anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall. kamala harris, wednes

ex presidente trump o >> el ex—presidente realizÓ hace minutos una conferencia de prensa en mar—a—lagosistiÓ sin pruebas que hubo fraude electoral en las elecciones del 2020 y lo hizo poco antes de viajar al estado clave de pensilvania. borja: kamala harris presenta hoy sus argumentos finales en la elipse de washington d.c., el mismo lugar donde justamente el ex—presidente trump se dirigiÓ a sus partidarios en enero de 2021 y minutos despuÉs terminÓ con una turba de manifestantes invadiendo el capitolio. vamos a hacer conexiÓn a mar—a—lago en las afuera de la casa del expresidente trump donde lourdes del rÍo se encuentra, buenas tardes, el ex—presidente insiste una vez mÁs y sin pruebas que vos fraude en las elecciones del 2020. lourdes: no ana vio sorpresa centenas de repetir las cosas que estÁ repitiendo constantemente pero me gustarÍa que escuchar amos que ha dicho especÍficamente en cuanto a dos temas controversiales. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [] habla en inglÉs] lourdes: estamos hablando de temas recurrentes, inmigraciÓn siendo y sin lugar a dudas el tema favorito de tru

we were at an advantage three months ago when we went to mar-a-lago.nducted a print interview. we fact checked it when we printed the transcript. but trump is more challenging on stage and live. he floods the zone. he talks. the obvious gates. sometimes he denies. we asked him about comments were he said he would go after his political opponents and he denied having said that. most recently, he has talked about imprisoning democrats and going after adam schiff. he tends to suck the air and energy out of a room. i think he is unique. he does not hew closely to the facts here and it will be incumbent upon the moderator to try to hold him to account and make sure he does not go on for too long and to bring him close to the facts of the national debate we are having. >> brad stone and mario parker, thanks for the insights. we will bring in our economic panel next to debate the merits of trump's known policy propoa. it is coming up next on a special edition of balance of power on bloomberg tv and radio. >> when i am going to do is something nobody has thoug

ese es el ejemplo de lo que estÁ pasando en este lago. sitios que eran para drenaje.ombustibles fÓsiles como el carbÓn, el petrÓleo y el gas natural. tenemos que detener eso y transicionar hacia una economÍa que sea sustentable de energÍas renovables. las buenas noticias es que todo eso estÁ disponible. la energÍa del sol hoy es mucho mÁs econÓmica producirla que la energÍa de los combustibles fÓsiles. entonces, realmente tenemos que ponernos muy serios y tomar esto con toda la urgencia y la delicadeza que se necesita para hacer esta transiciÓn. como humanidad. esa es la lecciÓn, ese es el mensaje de estas dos semanas. la madre naturaleza creo que ha hablado con mucha fuerza y tenemos que escucharla. julio. >> absolutamente. vanessa, muchas gracias. y creo que ademÁs es importante subrayarlo porque nos lo pone en perspectiva y nos recuerda por quÉ esto que estamos reportando hoy en florida es importante no solo para esta regiÓn afectada por milton. es importante para todo el paÍs y eso no hay que perderlo de vista. hacemos una pausa, venimos enseguida. pausa, venimos

. >> that is right former president donald trump will deliver marks to the press at mar-a-lago 10 a.m. eastern trump holdings a rally in allen tiny pennsylvania to take energy the economy has the second largest latino population in that battleground state former president campaigning in battleground georgia yesterday sharing a hopeful full message to voters. >> i am asking you to dream big again, and this will be america's new golden age we're going to have a golden age hard to believe after four years almost four years what we've gone through hard to believe i can even say that some would say he's got to be crazy. no. we're going to have a golden age going to fan fast. >> vice president kamala harris, will not be visiting battleground state after campaigning in michigan yesterday. instead delivering her campaigns closing argument at ellipse in washington, d.c., vice president rage optimistic even after polling shows her losing momentum >> do you feel of like the race is slipping away. >> i do not, actually and i agree with you, i think, certainly polling is a measure but to be frank

cerca del lago okeechobee, en clewiston se vieron nubes en forma de embudo.n inundado parte de la costa oeste de la florida. en cayo hueso, el punto mÁs al sur del paÍs. fuertes lluvias y rÁfagas de viento ya azotan el malecÓn. el paso a las islas barrera desde sarasota hasta clearwater e icÓnicos puentes como el sky bridge en saint petersburg, esÁa cerrado. calles turÍsticas, comerciales y residenciales se ven completamente desoladas en zonas de evacuaciÓn con puertas y ventanas blindadas que le suplican piedad a milton. se anticipa que incluso quienes no estÉn en el trayecto del ojo de este poderoso huracÁn pueden sufrir las consecuencias de su fuerza. >> we can rule out fatalities, but we don't have any confirmed yet. >> hay quienes huyeron a Última hora, mientras los que se quedaron ya sienten el azote de milton. pero tienen la esperanza de que no sea tan catastrÓfico. bien. y a esta hora nosotros nos encontramos resguardados en un hotel en sarasota. y como les digo, estamos en el ojo del huracÁn. pero nos estamos acercando a la pared y por eso empezamos

he took those wealthy donors down to mar-a-lago and said who are rich as hell, and i'm going to give you a tax cut. he did it. he followed through. he also became the king of debt and drove up the debt more than any other president in u.s. history. clear -- this guy knows nothing about business except how to go bankrupt. he knows nothing about paying his bills, and he knows nothing about the middle last. i think there's probably some of you here that are in the same place of this -- the republican party of old contributed much to this country. when the republican party of old talked about freedom, they meant it. that's not these guys. these guys mean that government should be re-to be in your exam room with your doctor. [crowd booing] they talk about small government. apparently small enough to in your bedroom with the people you are there with or in your library to tell you what to read. [crowd] i got this from my friends in valentine and -- we respect our neighbors' choices. we don't have to agree with them. you do you, i will do me. that i thing we do. -- that's a thing we do. [ch

he's flattered when they call him, i suppose or mar-a-lago or take a call from him? and he's just got very bad character and that says something itself, something we kind of knew that he likes dictators. but i think it's much worse, much worse worrisome than that. i mean, he's the ex president, he's also the leader of the republican party. he's having secret private, no aid, no one taking notes the way you do when you're president 95% of the time of trump occasionally tried to stop that too, but the reason we know about the biden conversations is there were other people in the office, other people on the line. there were notes that were taken. some of these people de-briefed woodward had cetera. right? we have no idea what putin told trump, what trump told putin, what putin promise trump financial incentives, other things things i'll help you get the nominal help you in the campaign if necessary, i might do things to hurt biden if you become the nominee. i mean, anything could have been said and that's why i'm so really obsessed, appalled by this really lulu, i want

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he goes to mar-a-lago and talks to trump and trump tells him what to do. it is the same with johnson, the speaker of the house. he talks to trump at mar-a-lago, he says don't call this bill up. it is a disgrace. all the lies he says, it's unbelievable. this is an election between having the truth or having a person in the white house who is a liar. thank you very much. host: jerome in new york on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i love the topic this morning. i want to say that it is quite all right for donald trump to see a problem in the country and try to deal with it, let's make america great again, even though he can't specifically pinpoint the period america was great. america always had great potential, and that's great. the problem with him in relation to the trade issues is that all of his goods are manufactured in china or mexico or somewhere else. how could he on one hand say i will bring jobs back to america, but all of your rich investors take the labor out to the cheaper markets. it is hypocritic

and then you were here in markets around lagos, books by donald trump. long with the best sense i felt almost everything is who got started. when i took off these beautiful. they were you ready? are you off? let me make you feel like you need the people to just country like maggi area, is also trump's conservative about gender, including how they assume he spends on di rights, appeals to people he lives in involved. i don't know, that's my opinion. you'd be losing board and anybody who believes in god is someone for me. we need to be the best in helping to do was know. because we didn't that. yeah. you know what you do, you know the rights and to do, to bring the watch good to bring peace to do what i make every we have to be focus popular columnist nadine. oh guys ici cannot understand how fellow nigerians love a trump. she would love to see a president is carmella harris as an inspiration for young women in how country is what if it becomes the 1st american female presidents. but. ringback beyond every, all the economic and political split itself, how

and then you are here in markets around lagos, books by donald trump. long with the best sense i feel almost everything is we'll get started and i took off these beautiful. they were you ready? i got the let me make if you like any deep deed with the just country like nigeria is also trumps conservancy by agenda. including how the assume he spends on the rights of appeals to people. he believes in involved. i don't know. that's my opinion. he believes in god. and anybody who believes in boards is someone for me. we need to do is the best thing that happened to the was no because we didn't that . yeah. you know what to do, you know the rights and to do, to bring the watch good to bring peace to do what i make every we have to be ok. popular columnist nadine, olga. she cannot understand how fellow nigerians lots of trump. she would love to see a presidents carmella harris as an inspiration for young women in high country. if it becomes the 1st american female president. but beyond every, all the economic and political split itself, how is that that americ

i don't think we know for sure what was discovered at mar—a—lago, but certainly there's talk of a couplel secrets, and the other was a folder or a file on crossfire hurricane, which was the fbi's investigation into russian intervention in 2016, which apparently has gone missing and which probably contains information about us and our sources, because we were obviously a significant part of that investigation at the time. so both those things are very worrying. so the british government in 2016 are faced with two possible ways forward. they could either act on the information that you'd supplied, which was concerning, and ask questions in washington of an ally, or they could sit on it to avoid offending donald trump. how did they respond? they initially responded in the way you would expect. when we took the information to charles farr, who was at the time head of thejic, thejoint intelligence committee, his reaction was, as you would expect, that this was to be taken seriously. it was to be investigated and was to be acted upon. and it appears that at some point he was overruled and that

el incendio precisamente inició cerca del lago pirú y las autoridades ya emitieron órdenes obligatoriasil para muchos, pero las autoridades le piden que tenga mucho cuidado, ya que a nivel nacional hay casos de fraude donde los pacientes y consumidores terminan recibiendo recetas que no son lo que parecen y que podrían ser hasta peligrosas. carolina cruz de la unidad de asuntos al consumidor nos explica un poco más recientemente, los cdc alertaron al público de una tendencia que va en aumento personas operando farmacias ilegales por internet. según el departamento de justicia, estas personas venden ilegalmente medicamentos que pueden ser peligrosos y hasta mortales. y es que, según autoridades, muchos de esos productos, aunque se mercadean como auténticos, pueden ser medicamentos falsificados que podrían tener ingredientes incorrectos o hasta dañinos. pero muchos pacientes usan este recurso por lo conveniente que podría resultar por el precio. atrae mucho a la comunidad hispana porque piensan que están recibiendo algo que es lo mismo, pero en realidad no es lo mismo. según la asociación

this morning, republican presidential nominee donald trump is expected to speak to reporters at mar a lago, followed by a campaign trip to pennsylvania. democratic presidential nominee kamala harris will deliver one of the most important speeches of her campaign today. 20,000 people are expected to attend her rally at the ellipse in washington. that's the same site where then-president donald trump spoke january 6th, 2021, right before the riot at the capitol. and trump's former white house strategist steve bannon, is free after serving a four month sentence in prison in 2022. he was convicted of defying a subpoena in the congressional investigation of the january 6th riot. bannon also faces another criminal case in new york. he's accused of tricking donors to give money to build a wall along the us-mexico border. that trial is scheduled to begin in december. he has pled not guilty in that case. >> our time now. 515. a woman in oakland is speaking out after she says several people attacked her in downtown oakland. she says it happened saturday morning on franklin street just before 1:30 a.

there you see a live picture from mar-a-lago. you see that the former president has not taken the stage just yet. there are some supporters gathered. you can see in the foreground of the room the former president is supposedly supposed to take questions from reporters at this event will continue to monitor it as the morning goes on, and have another update on this story in the next hour of mornings on two. gasia and dave, back to you. >> all right, ali, thank you. time now 733. police in the east bay are still out there searching for thieves who stole dozens of campaign signs in the race for mayor of pleasanton, mayor karla brown. the two term incumbent in pleasanton, says the campaign signs were stolen over the weekend. security video shows a shadowy figure stealing some of the signs from the yard. in one neighborhood in pleasanton, mayor brown is being challenged by first term city councilman jack baulch. both of the candidates say they're angry about these stolen signs. >> they're pulling the plastic right off the metal post a

stuart: right now donald trump's speaking at mar-a-lago.rris has obliterated our borders, his words. he said the economy and inflation are important, but there's no bigger issue than the border. trump also said inflation is decimating our seniors, and that's why he talks about no tax on social security benefits. he's got a lot more to say. bring it to you when we get it. >>> show me mcdonald's. their earnings report shows global sales are down and u.s. sales are holding steady. the stock is just up a fraction. madison alworth with me. we'll dig into the numbers in a moment, but do you have an update on the e. coli problem? >> reporter: yes. so mcdonald's ceo started the earnings call today by apologizing to customers for what they experienced and says that he expects restaurants to resume selling those quarterpounders on sunday. that was the item that was linked to e. coli. the ceo also saying they linked the cases to slivered on ons specifically from taylor farm colorado springs. those onions have been removed from the supply chain, and th

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