stop the lawfare and the fake lawsuits against me. liz: okay, the house judiciary transcript is out. former georgia fulton county special prosecutor nathan wade drops revelations no one was talking about or knew about proving lawmakers worst fears about lawfare court attacks against trump. tonight attorney horris cooper takes it on but first this. nbc news now reports insiders inside the kamala harris campaign are talking that trump will crack the democrat blue wall. that trump could win wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, but michigan and wisconsin will fall to trump. that would mean that even if harris secures pennsylvania, according to nbc, she would not reach the necessary 270 electoral college votes to win the white house. joining us now, from house financial services, pennsylvania congressman dan meuser. it's good to see you, congressman. what do you make of this? nbc cites three anonymous sources who know about kamala's strategy. what is happening inside pennsylvania right now? >> well great to be with you, liz. well, we're surg

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it was an effort, and it was lawfare to put him in jail.d trump was supposed to be in jail or dead, and we were never supposed to know how dumb kamala harris was. >> jesse: harold ford jr. >> harold: that was a lot, judge. i don't -- if indeed all of these things are true about kamala harris, you would think that president trump would be way ahead, and if the things that democrats are saying about president trump, the bad things, that he was so bad, that she would be way ahead. again, i think people want to see this campaign and done something positive. two, i think we are having a conversation off air about tariffs. i just think tariffs are bad and i hope they -- she comes back to this at the end and explains why the free market, why it is so, so important -- >> judge jeanine: we don't talk about tariffs. >> harold: i listen to all of the things you guys talk about. the issues, the end of the day, if prices are going up for laptops and cell phones because we put a tariff on chinese-made products, americans should understand that. if presid

i mean, between the censorship and the legal lawfare and the political lawfare and the corruption andf every political institution, there are tremendous enemies within. and there's not a single person, maria, watching this right now, not a single people who haven't felt the degradation of our government and our system and our country under these people. maria: yeah. no, i understand what you're saying in terms of the enemy from within. but what i'm saying is president trump -- and i know that you've heard your father talk about how he likes to weave. he goes to lots of different places and then he weaves in the answer to your question at the end. and here i was specifically asking him about the idea of outside agitators coming out, creating chaos on election day should it appear that he was winning. and here, i mean, the media the did not even include my question. [laughter] it was amazing. outlet after outlet, they took out my question on outside agitators entirely and they just ran him talking about adam schiff or the enemy within and getting the national guard. that's what i was --

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discouraged, so distracted by being off the campaign trail dealing with these various examples of lawfareevel that he wouldn't win. well, is he about to win, most likely, and it is a stunning rejection by the american people of that lawfare campaign. >> bret: juan, i mean, it is kind of shocking to hear the president say that. you think he just didn't mean to say that. >> i don't think he -- what he said lock him out. he wants him defeated. >> bret: he started lock him up. >> juan: donald trump how often did he say that about hillary clinton. lock her up. a lot of political baggage -- rhetoric, but i do think that it's best that he stay away from that if you are asking me politically. >> bret: stay away from that or stay away from the campaign trail? >> i think there are people who like him i know that it might not show up in the numbers show up in majority. you start asking democrats and start asking people, i think there is a lot of people who are -- and have a lot of loyalists sympathy, if you will, for joe biden. i wouldn't underplay that. >> bret: matthew, thought on this and then i

off the ballot this year in at least half a dozen states and it's democrats that have weaponnized lawfare against trump trying to throw him in jail for 750 years. remember that? this phony politicalization of the biden harris justice department and completely collapsed on appeal. especially kamala that want to end the filibuster and packing the supreme court and undermining the constitution. yes, it was the democrats that exploited the russian collusion hoax way back in 2016 and remember, finally exposed as a lie financed by hillary clinton. the trump attack is failing and he's improving if the polls and the swing states and the national line. polls aren't votes but a snapshot of what people are thinking in the moment and voters are thinking better of trump. bion york -- byron york points out attacks intensify and they're becoming popular and they're out there accusing trump of being older and lookier and kamala accusing him of being unhinged and unstable. really, the interestingly in the james system of articulation giving credit for working burgers and fries and going in philly and trum

they liked the strength, and day -- >> let's go to back -- you look the at trump lawfare weaponization attack. it has been -- funny you almost forget about it over turned on appeal, by the supreme court. if you add up numbers, he would be in jail, 750 years. more or less. that did not happen. none of it happened. mr. trump has come out better for it, his polls went higher not lower. i ask if you follow tammy's logic. i think is very important logic, why would they be dumb enough to stay on this threat to democracy weaponization lawfare throw him in jail approach, which so failed. this like tuna fish three weeks old, why would you go there, or have a sandwich whwith that stuff. >> you watch kamala harris speakers not what she says it is what she does not say, whether a speech or interview, you mentioned last name, donald trump was 24 times in 33 minute speech, how many times did sesay inflation or violence crime or child sex trafficking, zero, i didn't hear anything about ukraine, china, or gaza or u israel, we dent didn't getting any, she does the speeches and interviews she can't move

they thought all these indictments on the lawfare was going to crush trump and it didn't. joke told by a comedian was going to get -- these people can't be taught. but, another narrative being trampled on, certainly if that won't stop kamala from telling lies tonight. in a desperate attempt to reignite what is clearly waning enthusiasm for her campaign exactly one week before the election, harris is going to speak to a very large crowd gathered on the ellipse across from the south lawn of the white house. we will bring it to you live. meanwhile donald trump, is he rallying in allen town, pennsylvania which will also cover, but, first, return to rage, that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ now, think about the contrast here. trump packs the garden to the rafters, it goes to a liberal city to do so. but, for her closing pitch, she heads to the most pro-democrat place in the united states. here in washington, d.c. how brave is she? well, tonight, she will tell us that it's time to turn the page. finally, i agree with kamala harris. it is time to turn the page. from the biden

[shouting] >> dana: joining us now is the founder of the lawfare project. here is the "new york post" cover is despicable. one of the things we also saw last night and the reason it is despicable is you had protestors chasing down jewish people in the streets of manhattan in 2024. get your reaction. >> thank you, dana, for having me. i think what is very obvious is that anybody who is marching for gaza on october 7th is celebrating murder. they like us to believe these are so-called pro palestinian or anti-israel protests. they are not. they are pro-terror protests. that's obvious. as you said they are chasing jews in the streets of new york. i'm absolutely shocked. i honestly thought i would never see this happen in my lifetime being the grandchild of holocaust survivors. the question is what is being done about the organizers behind this. there is a group organizing the protests. they're violent, pro-hamas, hamas and hezbollah flags that fly at their rallies. we represented the lawfare project matt greenman, a jewish man viciously beaten by the activists

law trump who fought three years of' lawfare, continuing lot theyfen' lawfare, continuing lot they aretempts who's notsass afraid to talk to a hospital press, whoss stands at a press conferences hours at a time from rally to teleconference to interviews, it mean, from a woman who was just given the nomination by the elite and then think she is going on shock jock show. counts as a real interview? >> why are we meeting for breakfast? i feel that for someone who is healthy and you have a good figure, why raisin bran? that is a lot of sugar.si >> i don't eat raisin bran every morning but if you asked me mywh favorite cereal, i would put it right up there okay, this will be special k. >> but it's really great plus me mother used to make special k o cookies in honor of me. >> laura: joining as now victorver davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institute. disastrous "60 minutes" interview and all of these are the ones friendly chats witht do fans. so, what do we make of this at a serious time?erio we are facing serious challenges as a nation, and this is her answer to connect with voter

so -- and a lot of people think it's total lawfare. >> it's lawfare and it's -- the.ia: she's saying what they're actually doing. >> and it's a double standard too. i mean, you look at so they're criticizing him for saying there's bad and sick people on the radical left. yet for four straight years they've talked about maga extremists being a threat to democracy, trying to overthrow the government. like, come on. you can't have your cake and eat it too. maria: yeah. remember that crazy press conference joe biden did9 with the red lights behind him going nuts on maga? oh, gosh. we are just getting started this hour, to stay with us. the european central bank rate decision moments away. we will see if the ecb cuts rates again. we'll bring it to you live again as it crosses. anton schutz is here with expectations. won't miss that the. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ muck hey, i just met you, and this is crazy -- ♪ but here's my number, so call me maybe ♪ there are many ways to deliver a shipment. at old dominion freight line, w

you know when you looked at the trump lawfare, weaponization attack, it's funny you almost forget about it so long ago. overturned mostly on appeal, certainly by the supreme court. if you add it up to the numbers he be in jail, 750 years more or less, okay? 750 years. that didn't happen. in fact, none of it happened, and in fact mr. trump has come out better for it, his polls went higher, not lower. so i ask if you follow tammy's logic, which i think is very important logic, why would they be dumb enough to stay on this threat to democracy, weaponization, lawfare, throw him in jail approach which is so utterly failed. this is like, you know, tuna fish that's three weeks old. why would you go there? why would you possibly have a sandwich with that stuff in it? >> because when you watch kamala harris speak, it's not what she says. it's what she doesn't say. whether it be in speeches or whether it be in interviews so last night you mentioned donald trump name was 24 times in 33 minute speech. how many times did she say the word inflation? zero. how many times did she say violent crime? zer

. >> laura: the lawfare that continues to be waged against you, it's almost every time, you know, you up in the polls, something else comes down. on a personal level, how do you deal with that just processing it; super ceding indictment. another memo comes out. >> deranged lunatic. >> laura: how do you on a personal level deal with it? >> well, what's happened discredited. won the case nits entirety. we are leading in a couple of cases and couple of but i have many cases it's all what they did was say let's go after this guy and cost them a lot of money. but more importantly, a lot of time and a lot of thought. >> laura: how will you restore faith in our justice system? a lot of people will say well, he is just going to do to them what they did to him and get back at them. >> a lot of people say that's what should happen if you want to know the truth. >> yeah. [laughter] >> how do you like me now? >> laura: pawn tialy using government institutions is what got us in this mess in the first place. and my -- our town hall we did back in february. one of the lines that resonated with peopl

it's more of the same old lawfare, weaponization of the law, an abuse of power.s is really, this motion is jack smith's personal campaign advertisement against donald trump, and it's unethical. elizabeth: i moon, yeah. we already have judge aileen cannon if saying he's got no standing, jack smith, because his entire office is unconstitutional. it was released the same day the media was saying j.d. vance released -- beat tim walz in the vice presidential debate. watch cbs news legal analysts saying the judge releasing this does breach trump's constitutional rights to a fair trial. you're going to hear veteran prosecutor jim trusty say it could taint the grand jury pool. that's bad stuff. that's unconstitutional. watch this. if. >> well, look, here's, here's the simple reason, the media's obsessed with talking about the election of four years ago. i'm focused on the election of 33 days from now, because i want to throw kamala harris out of office and get back to common sense economic policies. [cheers and applause] but i also think you can believe that america need

we cannot have this lawfare. it's a democracy argument for the democrats fading quickly here when they see this kind of stuff. >> emily: by the way, the activist judges who rules and this should be an absolute alarm bell, canary in the coal mined everyone. that when you vote by november 5th, this is what you are voting for if you vote for a certain party. you are voting for these activist down ballot judges that then have to get slapped back to reality by the supreme court that your tax dollars pay for. believe me, if you want judges that uphold the law, it is not blue. >> harris: all right. whew, i love this show. more "outnumbered" next. because of your credit? here's great news. at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get approved for the newday 100 va cash out loan. no one knows veterans like newday usa. >> harris: "the washington p

first off to say that joe biden is committing, you know, lawfare, it's two things.to do something, he has the authority to do it. second of all, to cite the jack smith, the special counsel cases, as going forward -- howie: he says he's going to kick him out of the country. >> but also they have all been bumped until after the election so you can't say that joe biden has endless authority, but that the authority is not doing anything. and look, i worked for hillary. i went through six months of lock her up. it is comical of all things for anyone to get all upset that a democrat says lock him up about anybody. howie: we've got to go, thank you, still to come "60 minutes" tries to defend its editing of that kamala harris interview. howie: donald trump won cbs to lose its broadcasting license, over the fiasco with "60 minutes" which showed a promo clip with kamala harris giving a lengthy answer to a bill whitaker question but aired a different shorter answer to the same question. this came up during our interview. >> i think it's the biggest scandal i've seen for a broa

was he actually going out of his way to destroy and then eventually lock up through lawfare and stop from running again? and did that just slip out? >> kayleigh: the "new york times," remember, he complained and this is according to aides that merrick garland was being a ponderous judge in not taking action. >> steve: we did hear kamala harris say a couple of days ago when somebody said lock him up. she said we will let the courts deal with that or something like that. regarding is a than begans going on right now in the run-up to the election u.s. intel communiy officials apparently said that russians are already trying to disrupt the u.s. elections. there's a video of tim walz out there apparently that the russians already have claimed voter fraud regarding migrants and things like that. and they say some of the -- and this is the scary part. some of the influence efforts are aimed at inciting violence and calling into question the validity of democracy in our political system. and apparently russia is, according to the intel community, potentially seeking to stoke fears towards po

it is literally just an election integrity unit election integrity, as in lawfare, they want to dispute every vote and so what is left is they don't have a ground game, so they've outsourced it to people like elon musk and charlie kirk. both are not exactly like political scientists. they don't have a lot of experience with this kind of thing. so he obviously has to hire operatives. he hired the former desantis crew that did the never back back down operation, which was mocked widely because they spent 6,700 per vote in iowa in the primary, and they still came up 30 points down from trump so this is not exactly a ground operation that anybody would want to model after. and yet he hired the exact same people they also what ended up having to replace their canvassers back in august and september. and i heard that elon musk is very frustrated. he felt like he was being taken advantage of by the washington operative class. so he hired someone to shepherd this to be the quarterback, but elon doesn't know what he's doing. he's just like, why is this not working like it does in in business in

see the former president sitting in the middle of the couch in mid town manhattan, given all of the lawfare efforts to throw him in jail. i think he was not supposed to be on the campaign trail. for him to sit three rows or two rows down from letitia james last night at the al smith dinner when kamala harris couldn't even show up and phones in this video and throughout half of it she has an actress speaking for her as for herself as someone as the command are in chief. the contrast of the fortitude is incredible. your interview with the former president when you asked the question about the cabinet and he very wisely said we have to win first, it was such a key point. personnel is policy. when it comes to the race he has to win but also the down ballot races in the senate republicans are looking to take it back. if he wants to get his cabinet members confirmed and thousands of people politically appointed in the federal government to make sure his agenda gets through and the house not to impeach him he has to be successful at the top of the ticket but all the way down the ticket. >> brian:

i disagree on the lawfare that is trying to go around the second amendment and the constitutional rights that we have. >> senator, 90 seconds to answer the question. >> i appreciate that. first of all, i am supportive of responsible gun ownership. there were only two counties in the state where rifle hunting of bears and deer was not allowed. in onondaga. and it took two years to do that. we did it. we have great ownership of sportsmen's clubs. i have spoken at their meetings. i am for responsible gun ownership. but there is consensus across this country and certainly in the 22nd district, that we need to make sure that weapons of war are not in the wrong hands. a piece of that has to do with a responsible manufacturing and the sale of guns. as it relates to the comment about bail, first of all, there was great consensus about the fact that bail laws of needed reform. the consensus didn't just come from the advocates, it came from the enforcement and from district attorneys. i was not in office when those laws were passed. if you watch my opponent's aps messaging and his commercials, he

but just as the media has lost its credibility, so too have those engaging in lawfare against donald trump. so nbc was surprised this week when it conducted a panel of lebanese american voters. who's voting for kamala harris here? absolutely no, no, no. not possible. there's nothing she can do or say for us to change our mind. why are you voting for donald trump? because my main goal is to get someone who is actively funding a genocide out of office. oh, and when the harris campaign is confronted with the facts about harris loss of support among blacks and latinos, well, they just changed the subject. there are a number of key groups in the democratic coalition who are not supporting kamala harris in the same numbers that they did for joe biden. where do you think you can make up for what we're seeing in the deficits in the polls? well, first of all, dana, no election is exactly like the one previous. right? donald trump is facing historic gender gap with women. and if you look at young women, he may end up losing them by 40, 45 points. well, but the black male discontent with democr

it started with the legislative branch, a democrat majority in the house of representatives led by lawfare, jackals with names like pelosi, schiff, raskin hail me, contempt of congress simply for honoring executive privilege and defending the constitution. separation of powers by, refusing to before unlawful kangaroo j six committee, which had only one purpose. you know what was it wasn't to get to the bottom of j six. what was it again to stop donald trump from getting back to the white check that box the legislative branch. okay. okay. now the next thing we do the next jackboot to drop and that's what they are jackboot executive branch democrat democrat crat merrick garland, the attorney general indicted and me for alleged crime that had never been a crime in the history our country. i was the first person ever charged with this first senior white house adviser ever charged. and here's what the irony it thing was the very wrong thing was department of justice for more than years says that if congress comes to calling with a subpoena. yeah. for a senior presidential adviser. my duty. my d

"lawfare revival comes on the heels of vance trouncing walz in debate." "trump cavalier as writers closed on mike pence, 'so what?'" host: good morning. caller: i'm in my 70's. i have seen a lot of things will stop on election night i was convinced that the five cities, milwaukee, detroit, philadelphia, georgia, even arizona was totally corrupt. we know those cities are heavily democrat, heavily minority, always corrupt. they've given around walking money for many years. i did not need trump to tell me the election was stolen to be honest with you. host: and you still feel that way? caller: absolutely. look at the numbers. host: you plan to vote in this election? will you trust the results of this election? caller: we will see what happens. hopefully it is fair and legitimate. the problem was with the mail in ballots, it was unprecedented. jimmy carter said that 40 years ago? maybe i got that wrong. mail in ballots are easily corruptible. host: what would you need to happen for you to trust the boat in 33 days? caller: i think we are fine now. i think we'

it is such a privilege to be here on behalf of the lawfare project.ness to the unspeakable brutality ofhe october 7 attacks, the deadliest today for the jewish people since the holocaust. but only the latest attempt at genocide in a long history of thousands of years of oppression and hatred and violence agait the jewish people. more than 1200 innocent people massacred, horrific acts of deprity and sexual violence, more than 250 taken hostages including 12 americans. we marked one year of mourning. neither memory be a blessing for today is not only- may their memory be a blessing. today is not only about mourning, it is about the moral courage to do the right thing. unity to protect our civil rights and our humanity. we are united here today as people of different states, different ethnicities, different origins, even different political ideologies. we are united in our believe that we all have the right to live in security, dignity, and peace, free to worship as we choose, go to school, go to work, go abo our lives with our families, without fear, wi

and democrats weaponize lawfare against trump. trying to throw him in jail for 750 years, this phony politicalization of biden-harris justice department has collapsed on appeal. it is the democrats, kamala who want to end the senate filibuster and pack the supreme court, undermining the constitution, yes, it was the democrats who exploited russian collusion hoax in 2016, remember? until it was the exposed as a lie financed by hillary clinton. the trump attack, is failing now. he is improving in the polls, on the issues. and in the swing states, and in the national count. i know polls are not votes, they are a snap shot of what people are thinking at the moment and voters are thinking better of trump. byron york pointing out as attacks intensify, trump has become more popular. barack obama accusing trump of being older and lunnier and kamala accusing him of being inhinged and unststable. really? but, in editorial piece journal editor mention there are no signs of slippage in trump's mental ac acutety. trump seem morse confident. an

paying any attention to kamala harris or her despicable smear campaign, which like the weaponnized lawfare jihad is probably giving voters even more reason to vote let's play some sound. here the attack in all its glory. we'll be right back, kids. >> while donald trump was president, he said he wanted generals like adueful hitler had. donald trump said that because he does not want a military that is loyal to the united states constitution. he want as military that's loyal to him. donald trump is increasingly unhinged and unstable. >> do you think donald trump is a fascist? >> yes, i do. yes, i do. larry: do you think donald trump is a fascist and auditory idolig hitler? the person unhinged is kamala harris and who is going to buy into this with this late day and this kind of stuff. it's not new and peter baker and his wife wrote this up again with a quote from john kelly, what, two years ago i think, katie. that was never corroborated. i was? i was in the oval office hundreds of times and never heard it nor anyone else but kelly heard it. >> well, dick cheyney they're celebrating as a sup

impeached this, lawfared this, taken his money and business away. hope to thrown him out of new york and look where he today, they have thrown 5 books at him, she is standing taller than she, i know, polls are not votes. but when you look at real clear politics average, both nationally and by swing states, she is 5, 6, 7 points worse off than this very day, than was joe biden and hillary clinton, 4 years ago and 8. >> hillary clinton was 6.8, joe biden 7.4, trump is -- it is his best polling. >> incredible. >> i think that everyone is touching on this, put it on the table. trump is right he said they are really going after you, i'm just standing in the way now they are castigating and denigrating we americans that did not work with hillary, kamala harris has a more sut subtle way. but negative has everyone in up lifted a nation. and i think she made a mistake by going too far away from biden, she ran him over and then ran from their shared record, she said have said here are great things we did today, here is what i will do differently she is seen a

which like the weaponize law lawfare s jihad prob leprobably gr given voters more reason to vote for trump. >> okay, joining us now katie pavlich. and byron york. let's play sound. we'll run more sound here is the attack. hang on. >> don while donald trump was president he said he wanted generals like hitler had, he said that because high dud not want a military that is loyal to the united states constitution. he wants a military that is loyal to him. donald trump is increasingly unhinged and unstable. >> let me ask you, do you think that donald trump is a fascist. >> yes, i do. yes. larry: all right. katie pavlich first, do you think donald trump is a fascist or hitler who who is unhinged here. who will buy into this at this late day, with this stuff, which is not new, because peter baker and his wife susan glasser wrote this up with a quote from john kelly, what two years ago i think. that was never corroborated. i was in oval office hundreds of time i never heard him say that somehow john kel kelly heard him but no one else did. >> well, democrats have been calling republicans naz

lawfare that we see with department of justice, and withholding of congressly appropriated funds becausen't fit an agenda or narrative or not a donor of party in change. larry: these receive every, receivers are li like wafers. >> -- 300 a piece. >> they are amazing. larry: that is just the part iz down understand, cory mills, on florida hurricane threat, it is dar barreling down. >> yes, we're feeling and see affects on home at atlantic beach our district will get impacts west coast and all of florida will see an impact this is a massive storm. people have evacked, l our governor, greatest government has been on charge to make sure we respond quickly, as well as my team, pro positions helicopters and generators and starlinks and parish ables -- perishables we're ready, the federal government can't do their job like they didn't in afghanistan, haiti, israel, all places that i went to rescue americans, will step up americans helping americans. larry: congressman cory mills thank you. >> thank you. >> fox business will have live special coverage of hurricane milton, tomorrow morning hosted

the kind of optimism that is drawing in newn republican voters, and i think that much more in the lawfares other stuff, that is. infectious. >> i think it is. here i s what i would say, laura,ativ populism is a word in americanl politics with negativity. i see a wide open vacuum for open populism in american.le not just running from something that together as a peoplbacke running back to something, running back twhero the american dream where yes, hard work and dedication, you can achieve maximum god-given potential. a big theme right now while speaking your mind freely at every step of the way. dre that too is part of the american dream. and we want to see more of thatt in the country and actually the conservative movement right there. it is populists that populism has an alternativer vision ofor own. i thinmoref k what we can do moi in our movement to take that to a real positive direction is toi stand unapologetically foror capitalism. we don't have toha apologize. we have a democratic party and the part of that ma does not people apologize first success but lifting everybody ut black

from a combination of lawfare and the media embrace. go back to february 4th, 2021, when "time" magazine published an article boasting of the conspiracy of business tightens and left-wing activists to oppose what they call trump's assault on democracy. they described it as a vast shadow effort, and organized collection of operatives that changed voting systems and laws, secured hundreds of millions of dollars in public and private funding. they recruited, you know, armies of poll workers, got millions of food by male. than they went after this information. they social media companies, called that election protection. so we, republicans, independents, libertarians, were suspicious when told our side, the person we support, is an existential risk. we were told that everything was on the table. that in fact if you didn't cheat, that would be immoral. so what they did was they suppressed hunter's laptop, which ushered in joe's ill-gotten victory. so the suspicion of a rigged election is more than justified because you told us that. you told

are at stake, "have the sec not illegally revoke starlink would have saved lives in north carolina, lawfarelives. republicans in capitol hill to reject starlink to see if it was politically motivated. house oversight james comer adding to sec chair, "the information from the sec to ensure the commission followed established processes and does not improperly using the regulatory process for political purposes but the sec must grant decision-making in law and not politics." even though the starlink's feet not good enough for the sec, it is bring a huge part in recovery effort north carolina after the hurricane over 500 starlink kids to bring internet to hard-hit areas who up until then had no way to communicate and get help. >> john: o one of the heroes is elon musk and starlink. these communities were disconnected and these are tough mountain people. they need to talk to bring and resources. kamala harris had years and $42 billion to connect these rural communities, and she didn't do it. in a matter of a button click, president trump did it. with an hour, pallets on their way to north caroli

also this, california now attacking elon musk and he's calling it a new form of lawfare. we'll explain what's going on. the big story now, the self-described knuckle head. >> my grammar is not always correct and i'm a knuckle head at times and i'll own up to it. liz: we have even more new tim walz knuckle head gaffes that's riddling the kamala campaign and it's trying to win over male voters and g gregg jarrett takig it on if walz will save the day. >> he's a great choice for kamala because she has no clue and she picked a running mate that's equally stupid. >> i heard the last name and didn't know who he was and never saw him on tv or anything so i see right through him. i think he's a fast talking, like, throws in a bunch of things that aren't true and talks real fast. ♪ nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. an

we're at the end of a decade long story the russian collusion, russian disinformation, lawfare, get himhe ballot. to assassination attempts and what are they left with? all they are left with is he is hitler. is he a fashionist. he is a nazi. >> which means both offensive but means they are out of ideas. ari, john fetterman actually brought up the pennsylvania problem for democrats. watch this quick response. >> anybody spends time driving around and you can see the intensity. it's astonishing. i was doing an event in indiana county, very, very red. and there was a super store of trump stuff. it was almost like taylor swift kind of swag. it's like of everything. >> i is right. i have been to pennsylvania, too. he is absolutely right. when obama was president democrats had 1.3 million voter registration edge in pennsylvania. it was reported today it's down below 300,000. a million voter gain for republicans in pennsylvania. >> laura: ash ari, if i can e. victor, thank you both very much. kamala decides well, you are worried about black male votes. the pandering goes to a new authentic le

and an unfavorable media, and if we had a more favorable media, such as a fox news to deal with the lawfare we had back then, and if president nixon. a better and more aggressive legal and we have dealt more aggressively with the press, he would have served his second term of office. nevertheless, he lost his political support. unfortunately, and i was on part of his anti impeachment team back in 1974. so it was inevitable that he had to resign, and because he lost all his political support in america was fatigued with the from vietnam war and 1973. we had the arab oil embargo and nixon admirably spared the states from the agony of, the further confrontation, and resigned office. so that brought us all back to california that august, i was still in the white and i got a call from ron ziegler, who had been his press secretary and he asked if i would come back to help out. at the time, i met with president, sat down with president nixon and, and i found out this things that i had never known and that were the pursuer that hounded him out of office had not given up. he was at that time. the pr

and an unfavorable media, and if we had a more favorable media, such as a fox news to deal with the lawfare we had back then, and if president nixon. a better and more aggressive legal and we have dealt more aggressively with the press, he would have served his second term of office. nevertheless, he lost his political support. unfortunately, and i was on part of his anti impeachment team back in 1974. so it was inevitable that he had to resign, and because he lost all his political support in america was fatigued with the from vietnam war and 1973. we had the arab oil embargo and nixon admirably spared the states from the agony of, the further confrontation, and resigned office. so that brought us all back to california that august, i was still in the white and i got a call from ron ziegler, who had been his press secretary and he asked if i would come back to help out. at the time, i met with president, sat down with president nixon and, and i found out this things that i had never known and that were the pursuer that hounded him out of office had not given up. he was at that time. the pr

every bit of the communist regime lawfare against president trump was directed by the ruling democrat party. trump's campaign is asking the vice president now to condemn her boss's comments. so far she has not. president biden was also part of vp harris's latest interview. hallie jackson pressed her on her boss's mental acuity. >> i know that joe biden is not on the ballot. he dropped out of this race. i want to ask you and it was largely because of that debate performance in juvenility you defended him as you were campaigning for another four years for president biden. can you say you were honest for the american people what you saw in those moments with president biden? >> of course, joe biden is an extremely accomplished, experienced, and -- and capable in every way that anyone would want as their president. >> you never saw anything like what happened on debate night behind closed doors with him? >> it was a bad debate. >> that's the reason you are here and he is not running for the top of the ticket. >> you would have to ask him if that's the only reason why. >> what do you think

and i think that much more than the lawfare and all this other nonsense, that is infectious. >> i think it is. populism has been a word american politics associated with negativity. i see a wide open vacuum for what i would call a positive populism in america. positive populism not just running from something but together as a people running back to something. running back to that american dream where, yes, with hard work and dedication can you achieve the maximum of your god given potential and by the way this is a big theme right now, too. while speaking your mind freely at every step of the way. that, too, is part of the american dream. and that's what i want to see more of in this country. i think this is the future direction of the conservative movement. it's a populist. positive populism that has alternative vision of our own. one we can do more of in our movement and taking that to a more positive direction is to stand unapologetically for capitalism. we don't have to apologize for that we can be the party that says you know what? we don't make people apologize for success but we

and this extends to lawyers, political operatives, donors, illegal voters, lawfare.didn't they indict hillary clinton when he had the goods on? there was nothing on her. are you kidding? i am not kidding. she didn't have any classified documents. are you kidding me? she only used her laptop and her phone. where did she keep the classified documents and the emails? it was a republican. okay? and already he's talking about hunter biden. donald trump is trying to make sure that donald trump is trying to make sure that he heals the country. so don't make it sound like the country. yeah. so as much of this projection on behalf of the democrats, these are not these two situations are not equal. the democrats prefer that when they call you names. you don't call them names back, right. so this is trump saying fascist whatever. relatively recent after, what, seven, eight years of calling him a hitler, a nazi, whatever, people. there's no there's no comparison between calling somebody a socialist and a communist, even though you cite those millions and millions of deaths. i wi

now, with the polls this close, republicans and democrats are engaging in a bit of election lawfare hereled a lawsuit monday against elon musk in an attempt to immediately stop the 11 million a day giveaway -- $1 million a day giveaway to registered voters in pennsylvania that he's doing through his super pac. he says the swing states that's meant to galvanize support for trump is an illegal lottery that violates the consumer protections laws here. he sees it as a threat to a free and fair election. musk was a no-show for today's court hearing where his lawyers successfully, though, got the case moved to to federal court. if meantime, after republicans successfully sued a judge extended in-person, on-demand mail-in voting in important bucks county. the deadline now will be friday at 5 p.m. voters there complained that they were pushed out of line. the lines were -- ended early, at 2:30 as opposed to 5, so they'll have more time there. and finally, liz, democrats in important swing bellwether county erie here in pennsylvania are suing because 20,000 voters have yet to receive their mail b