i'm pamela brown in for manu raju in just two days. donald trump and kamala harris will meet for the very first time at the presidential debate. it could be the only time they face off and a new poll out this morning from the new york times reminds us just how crucial the debate could be. there is still no leader in this incredibly tight race. harris's campaign announced today that she and running mate tim walz will campaign in north carolina and pennsylvania later this week and then yesterday in pittsburgh, harris was relishing a new endorsement from two staunch conservatives, former vice president dick cheney and his daughter, former congresswoman liz cheney honored to have their endorsement. and i think that what they both as leaders who are well-respected, are making an important statement that it's ok and if not him according to put country above party, trump, meanwhile is rejecting traditional debate prep at a rally in wisconsin yesterday he floated a barrage of new ideas for a next administration, laying directly to his base you

hi manu raju on the hill. well, her daughters heartbreaking story became a national discussion and now we're hearing from the mother of amber thurman. amber is the georgia woman who died when medical care was delayed after she experienced complications from a medication, abortion amber's moms shun at williams describing the final moments that she spent with her daughter, who reportedly waited 20 hours for kara to georgia hospital. here's part of what she told our laura coates last night when i got there, she was repeatedly telling me how much pain she was in and i would reassure her that you're going to have that you're here. >> they're going to help you don't worry. >> you're going to get the help that you need we are in the best hands. you're at the hospital and she kept telling me, no. you don't understand i am in pain. it is too much pain president kamala harris came to atlanta after reports of amber's story to put the spotlight on reproductive rights ahead of election day. >> and we'll be right back after

for.com, joint burt, design your world differently inside politics sunday with manu raju next on cnn face to face is anybody going to be watching with harris and trump's set to square off to pollsters breakdowns, brand new numbers where's this morning. >> this race is going to be tight until the very end. >> our panel dives into the preparations and how they could go on the offense who will come out on top on the trail, on the underdog, there's no doubt about that manu goes one-on-one with both candidates in a key race that good decide control of the senate. i don't care what they spent. i'm going to win this race. and upping the ante who the betting markets think will have the upper hand too. >> inside politics, the best reporting from inside the corridors of power starts now good morning, and welcome to inside politics sunday, i'm pamela brown in for manu raju in just two days. donald trump and kamala harris will meet for the very first time at the presidential debate. it could be the only time they face off and a new poll out this morning from the new york times it reminds us just

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at what acceptable rhetoric is, and it appears to be jewish space lasers, but not this manu raju live for us on the hill. thank you so much. joining us now is jesselyn cook. she's the author of the quiet damage qanon and the destruction of the american family just lynn, laura loomer, as we just mentioned, seen getting off at trump's plane, she had this tweet out a source telling cnn she has the former president's number. she has used it. what is the effect of trump's spending time with and elevating someone like this? >> it's a really puzzling strategy obviously, when marjorie taylor greene is the voice of reason that's cause for alarm. a lot of republicans are stunned by this. and what she's doing, what laura loomer is doing with trump's help is just normalizing and spreading these really detrimental conspiracy theories, even the conspiracy theory be heard on the debate stage on tuesday night from donald trump, that haitian immigrants in springfield, ohio are abducting and eating people's pets reporting suggests that he is picking up this kind of rhetoric from laura loomer, who is po

i'm manu raja. election day will be here just before you know, it. just 51 days. and after last week's presidential debate, the two sides now are recalibrating strategies and preparing for an absolute slug fest across the airwaves and in key battleground states. but in a race that could be historically close, what decisions will the campaigns make now, in order to took the outcome of a potential november cliffhanger now harris spent the past week campaigning in north carolina and pennsylvania targeting both rhetoric spots in seeking to shore up key blocs of voters. former president trump was in arizona and nevada seeking to rile up his base even doubling down on those baseless conspiracy theories about haitian migrants eating pets in ohio now we'll look at the week ahead shows a frenetic pace on the campaign trail. but here's a big question that still looms. did the debate from last week moved the needle at all? it's still too early to assess, but brand new polling from abc news this morning shows harris is leading by six points with likely voters five points with

free text.ow inside politics sunday with manu raju, next on cnn new overnight israel covers the bodies of six hostages including israeli american were on the ground with the latest and flip-flop we want more babies to put it very nicely trump scrambles on abortion before his, for this, he's for that. >> you can't trust him. >> well, here is confronts her past my values have not changed. >> will voters buy what they're selling? plus home stretch? >> i look forward to the debate with her. >> the race enters its final phase. >> joined by two quarters, who know her as best. we are running it as the underdog, but we like our and impact dana bash joins to discuss the interview of the year. >> and her new book inside politics, the best reporting from inside the corridors of power starts now this is, cnn breaking news the morning. >> thanks for joining us for inside politics sunday. manu >> 11 months since i'm asked, first attacked israel, capturing 250 hostages in killing more than 1,200 israelis. were there 40,000 palestinians had been killed and gaza since then, according to the authorities

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cnn's manu raja is back with us, manu, what are the same senators? lauren yeah they're, actually parties are deeply concerned about what they're learning from top national security officials at this classified briefing. in fact, senator mark warner who chairs the senate intelligence committee, just came out and brief reporters about what they're saying is foreign interference in this november's elections. he went, he said, russia's goal is to undermine harris, iran's goal is to undermine trump in china is more focused on down-ballot races. he says that is a challenge. he believes the election integrity system that the united states has put in place can withstand some of these efforts to interfere in the elections. but there are still some deep concerns. what warner said he is in particularly concerned is the moments after the november elections to try to sow some distrust about the election results. he told reporters he is especially concerned about that 48 i mean. two hour period after the election. he said, unlike in the past, this kind of misinfor

sometimes great challenge is right under your nose inside politics sunday with manu raju next on cnn new overnight. israel covers the bodies of six hostages, including in israeli american were on the ground with the latest and flip-flop. we want more babies to put it very nicely trump scrambles on abortion before it is for this, he's for that. >> you can't trust him while harris confronts her past my values have not checked will voters buy what they're selling, plus home stretch. i look forward to the debate with her the race enters its final phase. >> you're joined by two quarters. who knows harris best? >> we are running it as the underdog, but we like hard work and impact dana bash joins to discuss the interview of the year. and her new book inside politics the best reporting from inside the corridors of power starts now this is cnn breaking news good morning. >> thanks for joining us and for inside politics sunday, i'm manu raja. we begin with the breaking news out of gaza, where the israeli military says it has recovered the bodies of six hostages from an underground tunnel incl

as always, i'm joined now here at the table by other fantastic reporters, cnn's manu raju, the washington post's leigh ann caldwell, and cnn's isaac he'll be here. hello, everybody. under you debate eve isaac, you talk often to harris campaign officials and people in her orbit. what's the latest that you're hearing about how she's feeling inside the bag camp. >> they have been preparing for this debate since before. the biden and trump debate. and of course, it was originally geared to be a vice presidential debate. the kind of launch into a 2028 campaign this has been something that they've worked on. they want her to come across as her as a normal human being. that's big part of the thinking here, but also as strong and confident not going to through different policy positions trump trip whenever she can make that happen. and then just making herself presented to the american people as someone that they can see as president we can forget almost just how little most people know about her. of course, we're all paying so much attention, but this is other than the interview that she did wit

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let's get right to cnn's chief congressional correspondent, manu raja manu. this vote was once again something of a test of speaker johnson's leadership ability for his rather unruly republican caucus >> and he had to rely on democrats to do just that. in fact, this bill just pass the house by a vote of 300 80 to all 82. no votes were republicans, 132 republicans voted in favor of it. now, that is an important benchmark for mike johnson because a majority of his house republican conference did vote to advance this measure. and ultimately, we had to lie on more democrats though, to get over the finish line, 209 democrats voted for it. now this khiyam came in the aftermath of donald trump calling for republic look, it's essential to abandon an approach to keep the government open without any new voting restrictions. specifically, donald trump wanted proof of citizenship language for anybody going to vote in federal elections all an effort they say to try to target undocumented immigrants from voting in federal elections. of course, it is illegal currently under

let's take you live to capitol hill and cnn's manu raju. manu, what is trump saying yeah, he in fact, he is saying that he said that mike johnson in the house, republicans essentially not pass a bill to keep the government open if they don't get everything they want when it comes to this very controversial proposal, this essentially so we prevented non non-citizens from voting from undocumented immigrants, from voting. >> there's already against the law. democrat say it is not necessarily republicans like mike johnson, the speaker, say that it is necessary to add some additional protections, but nevertheless, this is a basic fact. there are not the votes to pass it, even in the republican controlled house let alone the democratic controlled senate. and the reason why it's not going to pass the house tonight, democratic opposition, but also some republicans who are opposed to passing any short-term extension of government funding and not donald trump says on yours, you can see on your screen there he said, if republicans don't get the save a

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i'm manu raju in for dana bash. let's go behind the headlines. and inside politics breaking news out of the middle east. after days of pounding lebanon with airstrikes intended to destroy the terror group has below the u.s. believes some sort of ground incursion is imminent. a us official says it will likely be more limited than originally planned, but it seems president biden is not on board here's what happened when he was asked about those plans just moments ago maybe now launching a limited operation into lebanon, are you aware of that? >> are you comfortable with their plan? >> i'm more aware than you might know, and i'm comfortable with them stopping we should have a ceasefire now cnn's nic robertson is covering all the breaking developments from tel aviv. >> so nick, what could this limited incursion actually look like? >> it could be and this is what we've been hearing from sources over the past week. an effort just to control the border zone, a mile, two miles perhaps on israel's northern border. so that those 60,000 israelis who've been

thank you so much for your time and tune into inside politics today with manu raju at 8:00 am eastern right here on cnn still to come, venezuela says it purported us navy seal that arrested days ago as part of a plot to assassinate the country's leader, nicolas maduro how the u.s. is responding to the accusation that's next plus there will be hearings this week into the loss of oceangate's titan submersible that killed all five people on board. you remember that from 2023 coming up, the case he questions that still remain unanswered, plus election officials are now sounding the alarm on the country's mail delivery system and how this could disenfranchise voters in the upcoming presidential election. >> the pros for him, i got news for you are pretty yeah. >> it's one are the kinds we could run out the news before then would never got news for you, catch the premier again tonight nine on cnn its pods biggest sale of the summer save up to 25% on moving in storage for a limited time in cy pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. >> they don't wait, use promo code, big 25 to save

cnn's manu raju is on capitol hill and manu, the former president, is not making speaker johnson's job any easier, right now. >> no, he's absolutely not. in fact, putting johnson in a bit of a jam here. johnson will have a choice to make once this bill fails tonight, which it is expected to fail, he can decide to go along with what donald trump was saying, which is to now pass any extension of government funding unless they get that immigration bill, which democrats say is dead on arrival, or he can agree with what democrats want to do, which is to extend government funding for three months. don't include any of those other provisions and potentially endure donald trump's wrath in the process. what is clear though, is that in talking to republicans, there is a lot of concern both about what speaker johnson's tactics are and what donald trump is saying about a possible government shutdown, making clear this conference, once again divided over the issue of spending i get frustrated greatest country on the planet in the legislative body of the greatest country on the planet cannot do do s

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i bet they'll enjoy that manu raja. thank you so much now, to some of the other headlines that we're watching this hour, vice presidential candidate tim walz was misspelled. tom walz on some palm beach county, florida ballots, emailed last week to overseas voters. the county election supervisors says a vendor they're made a manual change to the approved ballot without authorization. and incorrectly type tom instead of tim she says the error was isolated to 257 an electronic ballots that it has been corrected and that it will not affect the counting of the votes. also, the u.s. proposing a ban on the sale or import of smart vehicle poles that used chinese or russian technology. us officials say the tech poses national security concerns. a government investigation found risks from chinese and russian chin technology that include the possibility of remote sabotage by hacking, and the collection of personal data on drivers. the rule would not apply to vehicles already on the road and in the caribbean, a tropical system fore

i'm manu raju in for kasie hunt. it's great to be with israel expanding its attacks on iran backed militant groups overnight, the israeli air force striking hezbollah targets in southern lebanon. and for the first time since the war broke out last october, airstrikes in the heart of beirut earlier this morning and this just days after israel strikes killed hezbollah's leader hassan nasrallah airstrike killing a hamas leader in lebanon and in yemen. israeli forces attacked houthi targets. all three militant groups, hamas, hezbollah, and the houthis are backed by iran. >> and now a us official telling cnn that the biden administration fears iran is planning a retaliatory attack why does national security spokesman john kirby warning of just that over the weekend the rhetoric certainly suggests they're going to try to do something. i mean, just coming out of tehran, but we don't really know. we're watching this very, very closely to see how if and how hezbollah and or iran and may react as well as the militia groups in

manu, congressman d'esposito is already one of the most endangered house republicans yeah no question about in fact, he this is a district that joe biden carried in 2020 by 14 and-a-half point. so it shows you how this is central to the democratic effort. to take back the house majority. but in this report detailing that, congressman d'esposito either violated house ethics rules or walked, right up to him. it says, according to the ethics rules, you are prohibited from him boeing spouses or relatives, including stepchildren. now this is one of the people that he reportedly employed was his fiance's daughter also, there's a provision in the ethics code saying that lawmakers cannot engage in a sexual relationship with an employee of the house who is supervised by that member. and this or it suggests that he indeed did employ this lover as part of this effort. now when he was questioned about this today by both me and other reporters porter's d'esposito didn't want to answer many questions about it, but he did deny the story. listen is it true that you had what's your fiance's daughter a

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and are manu raju, is there a key vote a key voice? so i should say, not going to endorse vice president harris manu yeah, that's right. >> that's senator joe manchin who had long been of course, a moderate democrat from west virginia, recently became an independent, but someone who is still caucuses with democrats and had been signaling just a couple of weeks ago, told me that he was getting ready, getting closer to endorse kamala harris as he heard a lot of proposals going forward. but now that she has said that she would gut the senate, filibuster rules in order to pass a measure to preserve abortion rights manchin tells us this morning than he, he will not endorse harris for president. he is one the staunchest supporters of the filibuster in the senate. manchin argues that it is essential to forcing bipartisan consensus and compromise in the senate is in the minority of democrats in particular are pushing the gut. this altogether because it would lower the threshold for advancing legislation from 60 votes to 51 if kamala harris had

cnn's manu raju reports hello, pittsburgh.ator bob casey is sounding the alarm. >> i need your help in this race is a three-term democratic campaigns with vice president kamala harris, keesee is locked in a dead heat against republican david mccormick about to get swamped by a gop bombardment on the airwaves. >> if the border was secure chances are my son would be alive today, paris and casey dangerous radicals mccormick and his allies are preparing to spend more than $100 million on air in just the final two months of the campaign, more than half from an outside group designed solely to help the republican all giving republicans a roughly 40 million on air advantage over democrats, an edge bigger than any other senate race. >> i think i'm the i don't have a personal super pac funded by wall street billionaire thousand care. what they spent. i'm going to i'm going to win this race but it's going to be a really difficult race with the west virginia seat, almost certain to turn red, democrats must hold on to pennsylvania and sev

shout out to them, manu, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> boris turning now to the latest apparent attempt on donald trump's life, fbi director christopher wray makes his first public comment on the investigation, saying his agency is working around the clock. >> let's listen for the second time in just over two months, we've witnessed what appears to be an attempt to attack our democracy and our democratic process and i'm relieved that former president trump is safe and i want the american people to know that the men and women of the fbi are working tirelessly to get to the bottom of what happened the fbi is leading the investigation into ryan wesley ruth, who faces two federal gun charges in this joining us now to discuss is former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. andrew great to see you as always, i first want to ask you about this push to get more protection around former president donald trump. lawmakers like speaker mike johnson have been pointing the finger at the white house, saying the white house needs to do

cnn's manu raju brings us new reporting on the democratic candidate facing scrutiny good friday, deep blue, maryland is rarely as senate battleground, but one of the nation's marquee races is unfolding there. this cycle, and we have new reporting with my colleague emstek about the democratic candidate in that race? angela also brooks, a cnn review found also brooks improperly took advantage of tax breaks. she's not qualified for including one meant for low-income senior citizens, saving thousands of dollars in taxes on to properties. now that is according to property records and tax bills reviewed by cnn also broke save about 14 thousand dollars in taxes on a property in washington, dc from 2005 to 2017 by using tax exemptions meant for the district's primary residence. lower income residents, and senior citizens, even though she'd been registered registered to vote in maryland since 1995. now, according to state records, also, brooks also took advantage of a tax exemption meant for primary residence on a separate property in neighboring prince george's county, maryland, even after sh

he will be back feeling good after his lovely vacation inside politics starts after a quick break, manu raja will be joined by former house speaker kevin mccarthy >> tim walz and j.d. vance in their first and only face-to-face debate. and cnn has covered with the best political team in the business, a cnn special event. but vice presidential debate, tuesday at nine on cnn life diabetes is no slowing down each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do that's why you choose lucerne to help manage blood sugar response uniquely designed with carbs steady glue, sirna bring on the day cities industry-leading global payment solutions help their clients move money around the world seamlessly in over 180 countries, and help a partner like the world food program as they provide more than food to people in need. together, city in the world food programme and power families across the globe this is the one she fixes. >> she manages. >> she perfect because maintaining this space transports her to this face the industrial great product you need call click are stopped by granger for the

republicans insist it's not political, despite adding vice since their initial report, cnn's manu raju has the details house republicans releasing a scathing report about the withdrawal from afghanistan, placing the blame directly on the biden administration or they see biden/harris administration about everything that went wrong in that chaotic withdrawal from america's longest war. >> in fact, saying in this it's report, quote, the biden/harris administration prioritized optics over the withdrawal of the over the security of us personnel and also saying it, quote misled. and in some cases directly lied to the american public about the withdrawal will pop democrats dismissing this report saying it is all politics undercutting vice president harris and the eve of the presidential debate. in fact, this report mentioned kamala harris's name, a total of 200. 251 times as much different than the interim report that michael mccaul, the chairman of the committee, put out before harris as the nominee and that report, her name was just mentioned. just twice, but a call contending that this has

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did for me politics sunday with manu raju next on cnn >> joe biden became mentally impaired. >> kamala was born that way hey trump bash's harris, as she tries to close the gap our system must be orderly and secure. >> global development shake up the race as the vp candidates gear up for their debate let's send her back to san francisco, where she belongs and put donald trump back in so why now plus one-on-one kevin mccarthy lie on the state of the gop and the presidential race and gridlock do swing-state polls give some hope to democrats as they struggle to hold the senate. >> plus new reporting on how republicans could jam up a president harris his agenda would you put a national abortion ban on the floor for majority leader inside politics, the best reporting from inside the quarters of power starts now >> welcome to inside politics sunday, i'm manu raja the middle east is on edge this morning following israel's killing of hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah on friday for deepening fears that a wider war could engulf the region and it all comes with just 37 days left until election day

customers turn five bucks in a 200 0-0, coventry direct redefining insurance inside politics sunday with manu raju next on cnn scrambles the math this is going to be a tight race until the very end, while harris agrees to cnn's debate, and trump tries to win over women you will no longer be thinking about abortion. that people are now voting. >> plus 40 president obama's chief strategist david axelrod, on where harris is trailing biden and new reporting on democrats, maryland senate candidate plus face-off. >> we have got 44 days til we're going to turn this state red. >> we are ready to continue to build the future together with just over a week until they debate the vp candidates helping or hurting their ticket. and 25 years, stars of the west wings celebrate at the white house inside politics the best reporting from inside the quarters of power starts now good morning and welcome inside politics sunday i'm manu raja 44 days out from election day, donald trump is dealing with the down scandal in north carolina that he does not want to talk about yesterday at a campaign rally there the gop n

i'm manu raju in for dana bash we're following major breaking news on multiple fronts. first moments ago, new york city's mayor indicted prosecutors, just announced five pub, federal public corruption charges against eric adams, being bribery and wire fraud and moments from now, new york appeals court will hear arguments in donald trump's push to overturn a civil fraud judgment that could unravel his business empire and cost him happen 1 $1 billion and then there's hurricane helene, 86 million people are on alert as it rapidly intensifies and officials warn of life-threatening storm surges will bring you updates from our team on the ground it's better. to hear later this hour from the fema director at the white house but i want to start with a high stakes appeal setting for donald trump former president, fighting a $454 million fine after judge arthur engoron ruled that he carried out a years-long scheme of inflating assets trump's lawyers say the decision is agreed in unconstitutional or the new york attorney general's office argues, is backed by overwhelming evidence.

that is after members of his own party pulled out forcing him to scrap a vote today, cnn's manu raju is joining us from the hill to explain why and what happens next. what does happen next here, manu yeah, there's actually only 12 legislative days left to avoid a government shutdown by the end of the month. and mike johnson has to make a decision. does he work with democrats to keep the government open? open angering his right flank, potentially angry donald trump, or does he try to move in the right? tried to appease those folks on the right, but have don't have them. we may will not have votes to get out of the senate, much less the republican controlled house. and that's exactly what happened today, forcing him to scuttle this plan because of republican opposition to the two extending government funding for six months evenly try to sweeten the deal with the far right, adding some anti-immigration related provisions in there that was still not enough. help democrats said, no way to those provisions. now, johnson has to figure out what to do next. now, at the same time, republicans

they were joined by public defender manu raju. activist cat brooks, civil rights attorney adante pointer. hadley died inside the jail earlier this month. she's been there. she had been there two years, waiting to be tried for a string of armed robberies. at one point, her attorney had pushed for hadley to be released to a mental health diversion program. a motion da brooke jenkins opposed on the grounds that hadley was a safety risk. now the family wants an independent investigation and changes to the pretrial system. el monte matters. she deserves her day in court. she deserves advocacy. she deserves a voice. she deserves to live. d.a. jenkins responded to the family's criticism in a statement, writing, quote, had defense counsel actually worked in her client's best interest and prepared to settle or go to trial sooner, this tragedy may have been avoided. sadly, we will never know. i offer my condolences to miss hadley's friends and family and look forward to the results of a speedy and thorough investigation into this matter. ar

manu raju says that his client was caught up in something called labor trafficking. been arrested for drug related offenses when they themselves are the victims of a form of human trafficking. >> cole, labor trafficking, public defender say more needs to be done to protect other immigrants who are forced into compromised illegal actions. >> such as drug sales. >> under california law which holds that it a person is victim of human trafficking. and they commit a crime while being coerced under threat they should be found not guilty of. >> those crimes. the group also calling on the da's office to do more and protect immigrants taking into account san francisco sanctuary law ordinance. we need law enforcement to stop targeting law enforcement francisco stop targeting young immigrants with drug crackdown. >> we need the prosecutors to keep eyes on of art. i don't. our city. we want. are survivors to be treated. just like other survivors crime. >> and response district attorney brooke jenkins pushing back saying she supports and respects the city's sanctuary policy. in a

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manu raju says that his client was caught up in something called labor trafficking. been arrested for drug related offenses when they themselves are the victims of a form of human trafficking. >> cole, labor trafficking, public defender say more needs to be done to protect other immigrants who are forced into compromised illegal actions. >> such as drug sales. >> under california law which holds that it a person is victim of human trafficking. and they commit a crime while being coerced under threat they should be found not guilty of. >> those crimes. the group also calling on the da's office to do more and protect immigrants taking into account san francisco sanctuary law ordinance. we need law enforcement to stop targeting law enforcement francisco stop targeting young immigrants with drug crackdown. >> we need the prosecutors to keep eyes on of art. i don't. our city. we want. are survivors to be treated. just like other survivors crime. >> and response district attorney brooke jenkins pushing back saying she supports and respects the city's sanctuary policy. in a

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manu raju says that his client was caught up in something called labor trafficking. >> been arrested for drug related offenses when they themselves are the victims of a form of human trafficking. >> cole, labor trafficking, public defender say more needs to be done to protect other immigrants who are forced into compromised illegal actions. >> such as drug sales. >> under california law which holds that it a person is a big difference of human trafficking. and they commit a crime while being coerced under threat they should be found not guilty of. >> those crimes. the group also calling on the da's office to do more and protect immigrants taking into account san francisco sanctuary law ordinance. we need law enforcement to stop targeting law enforcement francisco stop targeting young immigrants with drug crackdown. >> we need the prosecutors to keep eyes out of art. i don't. our city. we want. are survivors to be treated. just like other survivors crime. >> and response district attorney brooke jenkins pushing back saying she supports and respects the city's sanctuary policy. in a st

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in what we have done is clean up donald trump's manus. -- mess. >> we've had a terrible economy.nflation is a country buster. we have inflation like very few people have ever seen before. probably the worst in our nation's history. we were at 21% but that's being generous. many things are 70 and 80% higher than they were just a few years ago. tom: vonnie quinn watched the debate closely for us and is staying up late to talk us through what we've been seeing. we talk about winning a debate. was there a clear winner from this head-to-head? >> both sides will claim that their person one. we have to wall street analysts saying that kamala harris clearly one the night. btig and pangaea policy said she was the clear debate winner. her odds of winning the election are at 60%. there's a lot that goes into this recipe. ultimately, it was about winning over undecided voters, particularly those in swing states. the ultimate winner will have to win at least the rust belt states, three out of seven and possibly a fourth one in order to swing the election. in terms of that, what you want is he

jonathan: just letting manus cranny know.elative to london, bar cards are a big deal. lisa: if you live in a house, you can build your own. jonathan: usually in houses in america you have actual bars. lisa: you also have many bars -- minibars. >> you guys have been talking to tom keene too much. lisa: it's a normal thing. jonathan: the s&p 500 touching a new record high. lara rhame of fs investments saying this. it's ironic problem of overly optimistic economic expectations. one so much good news is preston, markets can be rock by any downside and growth -- is priced in, markets can be rocked by any downside and growth. do you really think we are vulnerable to one-week jobs print in the next few weeks? lara: absolutely. i am condemned to be focusing on claims every single week now for probably the next quarter. the fed is in rate cut mode but markets have priced in so many rate cuts, not just this year, but next year. i think it's really going to be an issue for stocks. rates have fallen 100 basis points and equities are kind

manu raju says that his client was caught up in something called labor trafficking. >> we've been arrested drug related offenses when they themselves are the victims of a form of human trafficking. >> called labor trafficking. public defender say more needs to be done to protect other immigrants who are forced into compromised illegal actions. >> such as drug sales. >> under california law which holds that it a person is a big of human trafficking. and they commit a crime while being coerced under threat they should be found not guilty of. >> those crimes. the group also calling on the da's office to do more and protect immigrants taking into account san francisco sanctuary law ordinance. we need law enforcement to stop targeting. law enforcement in francisco stop targeting young immigrants with drug crackdown. >> we need the prosecutors to keep eyes on a bar. i don't. our city. we want. are survivors to be treated. just like other survivors crime. >> and response district attorney brooke jenkins pushing back saying she supports and respects the city's sanctuary policy. in a statement she

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manu raju says that his client was caught up in something called labor trafficking. been arrested for drug related offenses when they themselves are the victims of a form of human trafficking. >> cole, labor trafficking, public defender say more needs to be done to protect other immigrants who are forced into compromised illegal actions. >> such as drug sales. >> under california law which holds that it a person is a big difference of human trafficking. and they commit a crime while being coerced under threat they should be found not guilty of. >> those crimes. the group also calling on the da's office to do more and protect immigrants taking into account san francisco, sanctuary law ordinance. we need law enforcement to stop targeting law enforcement francisco stop targeting young immigrants with drug crackdown. >> we need the prosecutors to keep eyes on a bar. i don't. our city. we want. are survivors to be treated. just like other survivors crime. >> and response district attorney brooke jenkins pushing back saying she supports and respects the city's sanctuary po

simon harris outlined the plan for the cash in an interview with manus cranny in new york this week.imon: i think it is appropriate in our budget that we would provide clarity as to the principles we would apply in how to invest it. i insist those key areas are in our water infrastructure, our energy grid, and housing supply. those are three areas that would give a benefit to the country's economic security into the future. ed: ireland relies heavily on foreign direct investment from the u.s., and a big chunk of that comes from big technology companies. this week, the minister for enterprise, trade, and employment, peter burke, is meeting with the tech industry and investors on a trade mission to silicon valley and the bay area. he joins us in san francisco. and welcome to bloomberg technology, minister. what your collie and nation's leader said about the apple tax money is it will be used on water, energy, and housing infrastructure. but the relationship with apple is so key. in your meetings with different technology companies, what have the repercussions of that ruling been? has i