how are you mack huh. >> i'm great, brother. from madison square garden, brother. [laughter] >> sean: i workout not -- i'm not taking you on either. your -- you were great in one of the rocky movies and i remember the size difference i'm like oh, my gosh, that was brutal and at the end it was funny. so you tap into something that i think is really relevant. trump is real. i do it interview after interview with donald trump, have one tomorrow with him. and these are not scripted answers. these are answers from the heart. kamala can't talk about her real views so she has to hide them. i think that's a big part of why she's not doing well. your thoughts? >> while the main problem i have with her is she will never answer the question. whenever she is confronted, if she has the answer, which she won't tell you the answer because at the end of the day all the policies are bad, they're taking this country in the wrong direction so when people talk about the word salad and the wrestling business we call it a bunch of gaga, you know, and

by just 1.2% in 2029 mack -- pennsylvania law fair -- until 7:00 a.m.the county to have more streamlining this year. >> election morning counties are required to report to the department of state the total universe of mail-in ballots they have yet to count and have received. we also expect fewer mail ballots than we had in 2020. >> tomorrow former president trump is making stops in delaware in lehigh county, focusing on the economy and energy production. magno the g.o.p. has been whittling away at the registration advantage that democrats have held statewide back in 2029 mack there were more than 685,000 more registered democrats than republicans and today, the difference is just over 280,000 just speaking of registrations there is a criminal investigation they can place here in lancaster county into the potential fraud of over 2500 registration applications that were dropped off by a canvassing group here in lancaster county district attorney said that they did not appear to benefit either party be to alexandria hoff on that for us, thank you. keeping

wade was asked who mack the interview with d.c.of justice. his answer, i don't recall. committee stopped right again with wade when they asked "you remember meeting with the white house council in may of 2022?" answer "i don't." you have no recollection of meeting with anyone from the white house counsel's office?" answer "i don't." wade was on capitol hill one week ago for not questioning an inmate any 22, wade built for meeting with white house counsel's office at his hourly rate of $250, 2000 for the day but when asked about a swede cannot reveal the purpose of the meeting. wade use some version of "i don't recall." more than 30 times when questioned by lawmakers doing closed-door testimony. the right -- the house judiciary chairman said weights meeting sound very political spirit about the whole thing with nathan wade, taxpayer money going to nathan wade, he was traveling the -- to meet with the doj and white house, the january 6 committee all on this article after president trump. >> wade left the trump is due to his romantic

please welcome the very funny mary mack!convenient. i had to borrow three cars to learn how to parallel park. [ laughter ] if you haven't been, northern wisconsin is the home of the most bars that might be houses? [ laughter ] like, nobody here in new york city ever has to go up to a bar and be like, "i don't know, should i knock first?" [ laughter ] i have a small town inferiority complex. i do. and i go around the country doing comedy shows, and the emcee of the show will always be like, "oh, this other comic flew in all the way from los angeles." pft, big deal. [ light laughter ] have you tried flying from lansing? yeah? [ laughter ] yeah, those people had five connections. five. and they had to spread pesticide the whole way. [ laughter and applause ] that -- that -- guys -- thanks. [ cheers and applause ] that's -- that's impressive, everybody. there is no five-star admirals club in the east lansing airport, all right? [ exaggerated accent ] there's a lions' club and they're havin' a brat feed in the parking lot if you

certain very tight name—mack.ets and economies rise and fallagain. 0f markets and economies rise and fall again. of course we see this across the years. clearly is much more challenging for wealthy economies like the european ones to grow at the rates in places like india, southeast asia. clearly our economies have been growing too slowly. we need to find ways of reinvigorating them to kids feetin reinvigorating them to kids feet in fact flew back effectively with those more dynamic places.— dynamic places. europe in particular— dynamic places. europe in particular has _ dynamic places. europe in particular has been - particular has been asking questions of it's also why it's growth is particularly logging in global rivals china, us, the former italian prime minister has been challenged with that. what do you think the answer is to european growth? we what do you think the answer is to european growth?— to european growth? we made many mistakes, _ to european growth? we made many mistakes, particularly i to europe

>> martha: deano marie barron mack thank you so very much. very tough time still in western north carolina to be sure. that is the story for this tuesday october 15th and it is tuesday we are three weeks away until election day. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. big day tomorrow harris' town hall in georgia and bret baier's interview with kamala harris tomorrow evening. "your world" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> neil: 21 days from today election day nine, early voting well under way vice president kamala harris former president donald trump working hard to get voters going their way from a mack is headed to georgia -- georgia over early voting is setting records and harris is in michigan where new fox power rankings so it is essentially a toss-up. welcome everybody i am neil cavuto let's get right to it with mark murray that he is following the harris campaign there. to you my friend. >> night -- neil good afternoon do you receive vice president harris and governor tim walz crisscrossed pennsylvania delightfully for hours. harris w

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and g-mack came up with a song big gretch. it's my new favorite nickname big gretch so i'm down with it. [applause] >> i'm going to still call you governor, so there. >> you can call me whatever you want, big jim. >> thank you. by the way, i would never have used damn in a commercial, but it sure worked for you, didn't it. >> well, i'm trying to stop you questioning your pearls, big jim. >> all right, now, getting away from that. here is a good one here. in advance of the visit of donald trump and j.d. vance to grand rapids the trump campaign issued a statement to the detroit news, joe biden's failed policies have left a path of death and destruction in michigan. can you imagine anyone saying that as you move around this great state? unbelievable. how does that happen? >> well, i think right now, i mean, that's why i wrote this book, that's why i want to talk about it, i want to talk about positive things that are happening. this was going to be another wild unprecedented contest in a moment where there's so much misinformatio

more efficient a you the in the mccain had the the had with some of the campus the have the vision, mack, who list the most of the fee was a mess of up to be the you couldn't the got them from the end up because the before it goes to business to her feet or been most with the policy for the data. and then i'll talk to somebody as a company they find the item i love of move the most. indeed bonanza for good. you know, on the line hello, smoke the most home level on some sort of i'm going to be a fellow for the no, that's how that's the full the it's not, it's not going to just the sort of the that oh yeah, the government know within the good life bundled with a job? no good either. yeah, hold on, let me go to most of what i said, we're gonna live to show the out of the here. oh my goodness. well, no fee. i know we can get a lot of folks and bill, let's see. i see that, you know, for the article in my head is what happened was i was going to go out of feel schedule late and then see, and you're going to be a massive generalist one. never home, hardly home event to have a do. trying to get

they want to destroy wood—mack, the whole gaza _ destroy wood—mack, the whole gaza strip, they want tostrip, these guys are 'ust the gaza strip, these guys are just a — the gaza strip, these guys are just a bunch of crazy guys and they _ just a bunch of crazy guys and they have _ just a bunch of crazy guys and they have to be stopped by the international community. you and the former— international community. you and the former israeli - international community. wm. and the former israeli prime minister had joined forces and written some opinion pieces, you also came up with a cease—fire plan for gaza, how much traction did that get? did anyone in israel read what you've done, talk to you about it? �* , , you've done, talk to you about it? n y , .,~ you've done, talk to you about it? a y, ., ., it? it's very bleak, i have to tell you. — it? it's very bleak, i have to tell you. but _ it? it's very bleak, i have to tell you, but nevertheless, | tell you, but nevertheless, wheh — tell you, but nevertheless, when it _ tell you, but nevertheless, when it is bleak, it's time for leadership a

so many weird mack san juaquins coming back and forth that cob travion green ticket each other and >> that's 457ed to me for 30 years and people threatened me and i'm going to cancel you. that's hard to do. i own the show. you're not going to get to do that. you can leave but can't cancel me. rachel: how do you save for this and save money on that and for taxes and a lot of people trust him on the finances for their own finances, and he's saying i'm looking at all of the economic issues at play right now. rachel: people keep saying he's a businessman, he's a businessman and that's what dave ramsey is referring to and appealing to people at a time like now when our economy is just struggling. charlie: at the very least, he has dressability with the issues and her on the other side, there's no credibility on that. >> they bucked bide ton protect facting and sided with trump to end nafta and tariffs on china to stop them from cheating. >> signing the major american bill. >> got president biden to make it permanent. >> that's why i wrote a law, signed by president trump and forcing drug c

we have been hearing from our correspondent laura mack about how crucial iran is to the current situationt. because it's their proxies, the houthi rebels in yemen, hamas in gaza and hezbollah in lebanon, of course, all backed and armed by iran. so clearly the words delivered by iran's supreme leader will be listened to very carefully, across the middle east and also in the wider world as the world really looks to see how the situation may escalate further. we are hoping to speak to our bbc persia correspondence shortly, who has been listening across to the address by the ayatollah, which is continuing. it is worth reiterating how rare it is that the supreme leader addresses friday prayers. the last time it happened was five years ago. that was shortly after the general has seen slimani died in a us drone attack near baghdad airport in 2020. the last time before that when he addressed friday prayers was in 2012. you will be able to see from the wide shots, with the camera pulling around, you will be able to see the grand mosque, there are thousands of people there. we were hearing from our

to this demonstration the battle between john kirby and karine jean-pierre, "the new york post"'s mack follow-up story axios writes the following, karine jean-pierre blocks john kirby at the white house podium and goes on to say jump year has long privately fumed about kirby's role having both of them at the podium was what biden wanted but she thought that kirby's presence gave the impression she needed a chaperone. the truth is she's not been very good at this whole white house prosecutor everything, lydia. >> the palace intrigue and white house is normally the main story in a new cycle and here we have -- we haven't heard anything about in quite some time, you know, i think both of them are very eager to get as much limelight as they can before biden stepped away from the white house, you know, some have reportedly -- that karine jean-pierre does not get along actually would kamala harris, needs to work together and kamala kept her back to biden so i think she knows probably her political career is short lived at least at the white house and she wants to milk it until she has to lea

sil mack >> while i think what we're seeing right now is the obama family is finally delivering on firstxhortation at the dnc do not get frustrated but actually get out there and do something. this is definitely a better late than never situation with the obama's finally joining was president harris on the trail and in georgia in particular that a state where donald trump leads by points but if harris can win their it will not and all likelihood she has won over not just black voters but also suburban woman who were -- who are overrepresented in the atlanta area and very likely it we'll have a -- but also, you know, in some of the great lakes states as well. >> sandra: it is so close in some of these key states, so what do you think we'll see with 14 days to go? >> i think we are now seeing harris looking to make a pitch to reach voters outside of her base name she's trying to reach independent voters and more moderate republicans or republicans that are disaffected with trump. were seeing her go around a lot of states know with this country over parties seeing she's campaigning with liz

previously they were focusing on khyber pakhtunkhwa province but now they have moved to the word—mack 20 cases which is a real concern because people are moving to different places. —— to the balochistan province. so they are having more campaigns. 50 so they are having more campaigns-_ so they are having more campaigns. so they are having more camaians. ,, ., campaigns. so when you look at the numbers. — campaigns. so when you look at the numbers, there _ campaigns. so when you look at the numbers, there is _ campaigns. so when you look at the numbers, there is a - the numbers, there is a significant rise but there have been vaccination programme so why this rise? i been vaccination programme so why this rise?— why this rise? i was there a coule why this rise? i was there a coursle of — why this rise? i was there a couple of weeks _ why this rise? i was there a couple of weeks ago - why this rise? i was there a couple of weeks ago for - why this rise? i was there a couple of weeks ago for a l couple of weeks ago for a unicef meaning and unicef officials were discussing why this was h

brian mack 79 and leslie raney. >> i want to thank you for letting us at this time to talk about the bicentennial and i will point out its a lot easier to pronounce than outward yesterday. some people have trouble but as you cans see here from the panel displays lafayette is her subject and he was mentioned several times yesterday and he has been mentioned today already and abigail adams session and he was mentioned in the session. tomorrow there will be a top just about lafayette so he's getting a lot of coverage here. but we want to focus today right now on this panel on this particular exhibit here where he was the guest of the nation. that was a the term that was used when he was here 200 years ago. he was invited by president james monroe in 1824 to return to thehe united states to visit. that was the presidential election year just by 2024 as the presidential election year. that was an election year when the country was very divided into what we call sectionalism. first party system had collapsed in the system we know of the federalist and anti-federalist and people like john a

. >> sam mack tells me he deejayed at the reunion picnic. he says he helped raise tony started gang go. mack says he took this video of tony when they went golfing the day before he was killed, and that they planned to golf again saturday night after the reunion. >> numbness. i mean, you you know, we live in a culture we live in a neighborhood city where there's violence all the time. a grief compounded. >> tony's twin brother, tommy, was shot and killed in east oakland, september 2008. almost exactly 16 years ago. the family is taking solace in their pride. relatives tell me tony worked in san francisco as a supervisor for urban alchemy, a nonprofit. tony is second from the left. >> he was a community healer. he worked in san francisco in the tenderloin, helping a less fortunate family and friends say they do not know if tony was the intended target in the shooting. >> they say they'll remember him as someone who worked to help others. >> just outgoing, fun loving, just everything. >> family members tell me they never imagined losing both b

. >> next question from julie mack with longer life expectancy and working-class families finding themselves raising multigenerational families. millennial's, gen x caring for their parents. >> is a blessing to take care of our parents. so honored to have her mom with us at 88 years old, it's something i believe for all of us. when it comes to aging society what i worry about is social security and medicare. the average person on social security will lose 21% of their benefits. medicare be 3611% so neatly gone. i support the commission have republican and democrat. we got to sit down and bipartisan -- how do we save medicare and balance the budget? they that nobody wants to tackle so we got to sit down and make it bipartisan. we'll have to sit down in room and work with/50 wins and losses on both sides. leaders deal with it. >> , father can we talk about childcare and aging population. we've been able to do everything we can to make sure we invest more into it. childcare is very important to me. my wife and i tried to figure out how to make ends meet and this sector is incredibly hard. he ha

for taking us through and manage to mack a better west side. this is an incredible opportunity imagine al opportunity that we will have something that was not there before the pandemic and now it is better! so our businesses will be better, our kids will be connected to educational and work opportunities. things will be better! and this is a testament of how working together even through our challenges and problems we can come out ahead and make progress. i'm excited that businesses will have both come to our city as visitors and now they'll bring specialist and go to the ocean and do the things that we know are magical for the west side. thank you so much for being here. this is very exciting. let's keep going. i want to also highlight the amazing work of our director of mta, where is sean, the team has managed to not just do this but also make improvement to the cross town tunnels that manages the l, the m, taet as west portal elementary school was doing construction and also make ing improvement to the m and k to make the entire system bette

a few months later, gang members of talk to mack, you know, on a way to work with followed is difficult to listen to him. they kidnapped me. they beat me. they know some of my teeth out today. they hit my head with a 9 stick. they demanded $10000.00 us dollars to release me. well, they quoted my family for the money they kept meeting me. they also rates me. she says, a kidnappers torture to every day. we must so well as other than was the one i fainted a few times. at one point, i still tied dice and when they could not be in boston, they show you where they're going to put me. what do you mean? what do the use relative during pay the limits control and the thrown into a hole to dine for you for your, for your program with it. it's a large hole about the size of a swimming value that you said we got the signal. so that way you see how many did body soul and that whole, she doesn't know the 2 men, those that some have the next chapter. some of the um, she also saw people being burnt and nice her family back to could nip as not to kill her. and after one and a half months, they were able

busy shut out of power in favor of president emanuel mack whole a pointing a technocrat prime minister from the establishment right party the same guy who is the use breakfast negotiator and that party that he belongs to got single digit boats in the election. and he found a point to the whole government in that very same vein. i don't know why they just don't leave the same guys and power permanently and just housing vote on an agenda during the elections because that's essentially where we're at right now. but i guess they just have to save democracy from voters like the austrian chancellor is also now arguing and clinging to power after being elect or only term is that we need to. if i have never ruled out, the po is a party. as a democrat, i don't think that's right. but i have always said with herbert typical who believes in conspiracy theories who accuses the w h o of being the next world government and the meeting in davos of being a preparatory meeting for world domination. you can't run a state sensitively and responsibly with him and i still stand by that. so the chancellor,

but also striking out at comments from emanuel mack from the french president because my crime had on saturday, suggested that countries that are supplying is real with weapons should probably stop that in order to put political pressure on israel to enter into a ceasefire. well, that's an yahoo has said that my crohn essentially said shame on you to my crohn. he also said that any country, any western country that was suggesting there should be in arms and barge on israel was wrong. and the israel was going to go ahead and carry out the war and when that war with, or without anybody's help demonstrations, of being held around the well, the head of the one year mark since it's been launched as war on concept, thousands of people around in the indonesian capital jakarta, they gathered some of down to with the palestinian people on the calling for an end to as well as was active as an australia condemned, as well as a tax on living on don don quoting 5 si, fi in the war on guns a similar protest have been held in major cities around the world, including london, new york, paris, and cape

in the summer's parliamentary election and was also shut out of power in favor of president emanuel mack whole a pointing a technocrat prime minister from the establishment right party the same guy who is the use breakfast negotiator and um that party that he belongs to got single digit boats in the election and he found a point to the whole government in that very same vein. i don't know why they just don't leave the same guys and power permanently and just have them both on an agenda during the elections because that's essentially where we're at right now. but i guess they just have to save democracy from voters like the austrian chestler is also now arguing and clean power after being elect, or only term that we need to. if i have never ruled out, the po is a party as a democrat, i don't think that's right. but i have always said, with herbert typical who believes in conspiracy theories, who accuses the w h o of being the next world government, and the meeting and davos of being a preparatory meeting for world domination. you can't run a state sensitively and responsibly with him, and

but james conner just ran over their defense like it was a mack truck.ce to pull it out late, the o line can't protect purdy 2423 loss to arizona. now the niners with a short week at seattle thursday night. >> you know other seasons like you know i've started seasons where we won all the games and like we figured out how to win dirty like really gross wins. but you still win. and we haven't figured out how to do that yet as a team. >> you know, like i said, we got a short week so we don't have a choice but to turn the page. so, you know, and obviously we got to stop shooting ourselves in the foot if we want to be a good football team. >> i tell the guys the next time we'll be able to do something is thursday and it's better to only have to wait till thursday than to have to wait till next sunday. >> saints chiefs monday night football. taytay in the house to see travis kelce. you know nobody talks about the chiefs defense that much. tershawn wharton the sack on derek carr. the chiefs also had a pick. they allowed only 13 points fourth quarter. patrick ma

in the summer's parliamentary election and was also shut out of power in favor of president emanuel mack whole a pointing a technocrat prime minister from the establishment right party the same guy who is the use breakfast negotiator and um that party that he belongs to got single digit folks in the election and he found a point to the whole government in that very same vein. i don't know why they just don't leave the same guys in power permanently and just have them both on an agenda during the elections because that's essentially where we're at right now.

but james conner just ran over their defense like it was a mack truck. 2423 loss to arizona. now the niners with a short week at seattle thursday night. >> you know other seasons like you know i've started seasons where we won all the games and like we figured out how to win dirty like really gross wins. but you still win. and we haven't figured out how to do that yet as a team. >> you know, like i said, we got a short week so we don't have a choice but to turn the page. so, you know, and obviously we got to stop shooting ourselves in the foot if we want to be a good football team. >> i tell the guys the next time we'll be able to do something is thursday and it's better to only have to wait till thursday than to have to wait till next sunday. >> saints chiefs monday night football. taytay in the house to see travis kelce. you know nobody talks about the chiefs defense that much. tershawn wharton the sack on derek carr. the chiefs also had a pick. they allowed only 13 points fourth quarter. patrick mahomes hands off to xavier worthy who celebrates by giv

they are saying that, after the military successes, israel has had against iran's strongest ally has mackakened and this is the moment to really go after them. once in a generation opportunity. i think that would be dangerous talk. as he was saying, if you're's strikes on lebanon are intensifying. heavy bombardment in the past 24 hours and live pictures coming to us from beirut. a massive strike there late on thursday at the airport but it is not just beirut. it has been the valley in the east and southern lebanon as well. do stay with us here on bbc news. we will be live with anna buster in beirut for the latest from there. as we have been talking about, we have been showing you pictures as well, live pictures coming to us from lebanon and the attacks are really intensifying, the israeli strikes in southern lebanon. in particular plumes of smoke over the southern city. it is about 20 kilometres north of the israeli border and these are pictures that we have got right now coming to us, as you can see, live from david. there is that strike last night. quite near the airport as well. it was

within their own system but also by surviving members of hezbollah, hamas, by iraqi shear, sheer word—mackproxies, hezbollah a hamas, since the 8th of october, that is a major driver. in terms of the strikes in lebanon, what was sent by iran, 180 or so ballistic missiles yesterday with the intent that we clearly saw. what you think that the american calculations are now? you know, the united states has fallen down the job. we should have had a ceasefire in gaza. months ago. joe biden, i believe, declared one on the sist believe, declared one on the 31st of may. had there been a ceasefire in gaza, then the conflict across the israel— lebanon border would have ended. ,, , ., , ended. sure, but that is backwards. _ ended. sure, but that is backwards. what - ended. sure, but that is backwards. what you i ended. sure, but that is i backwards. what you think ended. sure, but that is - backwards. what you think the nature of the discussions between benjamin netanyahu and the white house, if those discussions are going on, what would you guess is being advised from the white house? i would hope th

and further amend the agreement increasing the contract amount up to a mack not to exceed of approximately 20.7 million and extending the duration up to a max total through october 31, 25. madam chair >> if you could present the this office of cop tract present 6 and 7 together and go to bla for the two items >>. thank you. we are here to propose amendments for the citywide renewable diesel contract and the gasoline term contract. i will give you summaries for the diesel we have a current term contract with golden gate petroleum. it has been amended 3 times prior. the concern not to exceed amount is 86.7 million. on october 31, 2024. the contract pricing is set by an if i canned mark up or down on the opus daily average price for san francisco. pricing is depending on the amount orders. delivery location, the type of diesel. fuel as well. summary for gasoline is currently with gainseville incorporated. hen amended once prior. the current not to exceed at 9.975 million dollars and ends in a mont and a half on november 16 of 24. the pricing likewise, is determined by mark up or down on open

says it targets places close to hezbollah infrastructure the lebanese military groups demands lee mackhings among residential areas. we are here in the southern stronghold of hezbollah. we have been invited along with other media groups by hezbollah to check out the damage caused by is really a strikes of the last few days. we have been told that this building goes to the channel for religious programmes. it is affiliated with hezbollah. this is what we have been told here. and our way to this place we have seen large—scale damage in the front part of the neighbourhood. buildings have been partially or totally reduced to rubble, many cars have been smashed. 0ver many cars have been smashed. over the past few days, this area has been a target for israeli bombardment. 0ne resident tells me that when the israelis warned residents to leave, the air strikes began ten minutes later so people didn't really have room to run for safety. the picture here speaks for itself. the large—scale destruction is pretty clear. this has been the case in many spots in area. as long as the israeli air strike

professor magli oka and i learned a great of law and history and wisdom from judge calabrese, professor mack leocha teaches and writes in the field constitutional law and the author of the book washing tins air the life of justice bushrod washington. professor magliozzi has authored four other books and, more than 30 articles on constitutional law and intellectual property. his sixth book will be released in 2025. it will be about the youngstown case and justice robert jackson. or, as we now like to refer to him, the first justice jackson. i look forward to that book as well. i could say more, but that would take away from our time to hear about justice. bushrod washington. please join me in welcoming professor gerard magliocca gerard magliocca. thank you. chilton. thank you, chilton. thank you, justice kavanaugh. thank you all for coming. are you all hearing me all right? yes. okay, great. so i want to express appreciation to the supreme court historical and to mount vernon for co-sponsoring this event and supporting my research. all along the way. i learned just today that digital paper pr

funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more including bono mack. >> the world has changed. today a fast will have internet connection is something no one can live without so. [laughing] is therefore our customers with speed, reliability, value and choice. now more than ever it all starts with a great internet. >> wow, along with these television companies, supports c-span2 as a public service. >> and now it's my pleasure to introduce the author featured this hour, molly guptill manning is the author, historian, curator and associate professor of law at new york law school. she's the author of the "new york times" bestseller, when books went to war, the myth of efraim tutt, and "the war of words." she spoke across the country about the power of the written word and has curated the exhibit the best red army in the world, which is on display in new york city in 2023 and will be traveling to california later this year. the exhibit showcases the essential role that books, magazines and newspapers played in worldly war ii. before she became a professor mollie worked

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>> i got recruited as managing director of morgan stanley 20 years ago, my first day the ceo john mack love called and asked to contribute to hillary clinton dinner and i said in a lifetime conservative republican and he said so in my and he said our job is to bet on the winning pony it's good to not get deep into harris, the obviously not getting deep into trump player back they have to be pragmatic they have shareholders to think about. covenant president biden has been noticeably absent from the harris campaign it looks like an intentional move to dump the president, jason chaffetz will tell us how he sees it, for the congressman byron donalds criticizing harris' economy at the trump madison square garden rally last night. >> she unleased the massive inflation that made it harder for every working family in our country. she was around when i was a kid it would've devastated my mom who still lives in brooklyn. >> donald has stayed in new york city and use joining us onset here in the city in the next couple of minutes. we will be back. ♪ erful music) (phone ringing) [narrator] not al

>> martha: deano marie barron mack thank you so very much.ure. that is the story for this tuesday october 15th and it is tuesday we are three weeks away until election day. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. big day tomorrow harris' town hall in georgia and bret baier's interview with kamala harris tomorrow evening. "your world" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> neil: 21 days from today election day nine, early voting well under way vice president kamala harris former president donald trump workin

the country already has this indelible image of donald trump in mack a mickey d's apron laughing, chatting frying. it's humanizing. the democrats need demonizing. only the resurrection of hitler can save them out common sense thanks this time around conjuring the third reich is second rate, it's a dud. america's b.s. meter is extremely sensitive. they know the left spends every second of every day villain nice and trump when it should be lion icing harris, less they end up eulogizing the harris walls campaign. americans don't care how much kamala harris hates, they care how much she cares. about them and their families and trying to figure out where she stands and what she believes is itself exhausting. let's bring in fox news contributor jason chaffetz and usc law school professor jody armour, thank you for coming on, we appreciate it, jason, to you first i'm going to play some sound, here's karine jean-pierre on the trump dictator question today. watch. >> president biden believes that donald trump is a fascist. >> i mean yes, he said himself, the former president has said he's going to

maria: joining me now is georgia congressman richard mccore mack, a member of the house foreign affairs services committee, the republican study committee, part of the gop doctor's caucus. good to see you. thank you for being here. where are you on this in terms of what israel should be considering they in its retaliation efforts against iran? >> they these people understand nothing but strength. reminds me of when lebanon was up and reagan hit them hard and he subdued himself. iran doesn't understand appeasement. that's been happening since the entire administration, lifting sanctions, giving them money that's been frozen and used against us. we've had americans die from weapons made in iran. we had naval ships from the united states attacked from weapons produced in iran. enemies are supplied by them. they're a bad actor. i can't believe we haven't gone after their weapons production in serious ways. they need a smackdown smackdownu smackdown.they need to be takent immediately. this regime is absolutely evil. maria: this is what reza pahlavi discussed with me yesterday, pointing back

mack? some fully embraced it, i guess, due to survival and some structure like their native traditions that they couldn't let go of it. yeah, good. so we had to kind of opposite ends the spectrum that we talked about of those that embraced it wholeheartedly. really got behind it. and did you know, have tremendous amount of success. and then that shirked it altogether and said thanks, but no thanks. and the majority of people fall in between those two extremes and just kind of pick the parts that they think, yes, this is good. and they don't pick the parts that think aren't good. yeah. all right. do we have any other questions so inviting me to repeat anything or expand on anything or somebody have some sort of brilliant things that they wanted to add? dr. jacobs. so, so i just want you to talk little bit about the traditional captive taking as i see that working on a couple different i see that working on a power play. mm hmm. you know, but i also see that as continuing the traditional, tra