gaza and i'll say this to, to prime minister netanyahu finish them. marco rubio said, i don't think there's any way is real, can be expected to coexist or find some diplomatic offramp with these savages. and neither of those comments were treated with the kind of shock they deserved to be treated with. americans were among those 4 or 5 by the gruesome images they saw on october, 2nd, after from us as a term that killed more than 1400 is very nice. since then too many in the us media have been taking their cues from the bite and administration. it's in the system and what is real is doing, despite the killing of more than $10000.00 power standing somehow remains in that right of self fitness. almost every military analyst has said that a ceasefire could give a mazda an opportunity to regroup and carry on future attacks, and more than 2 thirds of americans now want to cease. finally, it is a growing movement that is insufficiently reflected in the mainstream media comments, which often draws the line well shorter. one of the it is really the only one that i, that i've talked to about

senator tim cotton, marco rubio, mike pompeo. what should people know about this group? >> this is a group that's going to add some heft to the ticket. some -- one of the sort of eye tests for the american public when it comes to a presidential pick is can they imagine that person taking over in the white house. usually, some kind of experience adds to that, enhances that viewpoint, you know, i think marco rubio is someone who has kind of flown under the radar here. someone who's been very close to trump, kind of quietly over the years. and you know, obviously, nikki haley is running against trump right now, and does seem to be the, you know, have the momentum as the main rival. i would just say that, you know, mike pence endorsed ted cruz in 2016, who was trump's main rival. that didn't hurt him in the end. but we'll have to see how this all plays out with haley and trump. >> what about the loyalists? this is something that everybody pays attention to, j.d. vance, kristi noem, john ratcliffe, kari lake, vivek ramaswamy. what do you think out of this? >> the important th

tonight is a great one, eric trump, front desantis senator marco rubio the first, our to state the raceor the white house, three things we can count on this election season for speculation on whether president biden can or will run, who will emerge from the republican primary battle royal and what charge will be thrown at president donald trump. >> every time i am indicted i consider it a great badge of honor because i'm being indicted for you. >> the result of these three things are as follows, biden's poll numbers dropped from a primary filled fans and donald trump's chance of winning the election growth. the first two extents, president biden has been an epic fail into many ways especially as of late. tradition for primary filled defendant but how do you explain legal charges helping the campaign? i'll give you my perception, the answer? the perception that this is all political. >> it's all political, look at the timeline of court appearances, court hearings coinciding directly with major republican election events this is direct election interference. >> is not just political opera

marco rubio is on the senate foreign relations committee and joins us now.still coming, they are laughing at us. this guy is making money off this caravan and saying what is wrong with america. how frustrating it is for you. >> very frustrating, intelligence agencies, our government does know they are pushing people in this direction. nicaragua says you can fly without a visa and people fly in and they are facilitating the route. the leftist president of colombia is ush approximating people toward the united states. governments are doing that, we know there are trafficking networks with links to terrorism in the business of moving and trafficking people for money. it is logical to conclude if they use that, that is their business to make money, why wouldn't ywould you give to a terrorist to help them get into the country? it is calamity, they are turning america into a refugee camp. this is mass migration event bordering on invasionary event and they are allowing it, biden is encouraging and allowing it and he wants billions more to make the process move fas

415 in march of last year, the senate passed the sunshine protection act, introduced by senator marco rubio, which would have made daylight saving time permanent. >> we can get this passed. we don't have to keep doing this stupidity anymore. >> but rubio's bill failed to be taken up in the house as other matters took precedence, including the war in ukraine and inflation. and rubio reintroduced that bill in march of this year. but once again, it failed to get enough momentum in congress. >> the debate every year, but nothing changes. so i'll be next . but we fall back. we get an extra hour of sleep. yes >> all right. coming up our friday polka. >> but first, the new high tech football helmet that's turning into a game changer for certain players. you're watching world news now. >> i'm john morgan of morgan and morgan. with so many mesothelioma lawyers on television, how do you choose the right firm for you and your family? our goal is to get you as much as you deserve. $30 million was set aside for mesothelioma victims like you. if you've been diagnosed with mesothelioma, we'll come to you

elizabeth: congresswoman, the senator marco rubio marco rubio, he's been asking the state department,to pull visas of hamas supporters who are foreign nationals here and deport them? then the state department according to the senator said we've got that power. you'll see the information there we're showing it on the screen. they've got the power, but it's unclear if they would actually act on it. now, former president trump says if he's reelected, anyone supporting hamas terrorists, i mean, hamas has been dig ziti nated a foreign -- designated a foreign terrorist organization from the state department since 1997 and president trump said he'll investigate and deport them, foreign nationals with u.s. visa, should that be done? >> what i can tell you as a congresswoman and in the house of republican majority, we centtured tlaib for her acts and her failure to condemn the hamas terrorists acts. the fact of the matter is that congresswoman tlaib, if she cannot condemn the horrific acts of hamas, then she should not be serving in the united states congress. and these are just simply not be

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senator marco rubio's sunshine protection act. >> sunshine protection act?t go anywhere in the house. he reintroduced it in march of this year to similar apathy. >> i'm one of those one in five americans negatively impacted by getting out of this office at 5:00 and it's pitch black. >> yeah, i have to like take kids to school. >> always bring it back to being a mom. >> that extra hour of sleep saturday night before you run the half marathon will be great, though. >> wish matt luck. he'll out there. make sure you snap photos. have a great weekend. the late sho with stephen >> the new iphone 15 is heating up sometimes literally. the phone can, at times, be too hot to hold. >> hot-selling phones have been running as high as 112 degrees according to "the wall street journal." >> apple now says it has a fix to

>> in march of last year, the senate passed the sunshine protection act, introduced by senator marco rubio have made daylight saving time permanent. >> but we can get this passed. we don't have to keep doing this stupidity anymore. >> but rubio's bill failed to be taken up in the house as other matters took precedence, including the war in ukraine and inflation. rubio reintroduced the bill in march of this year, but it failed to gain momentum in congress. >> i'm looking forward to that extra hour of sleep, that's for sure. coming up, the cat who photobombed a very special moment. >> plus, getting you there faster. why some airlines are now flying 200mph faster than usual. that story coming up switch to shopify and sell smarter at every stage of your business. take full control of your brand with your own custom store. scale faster with tools that let you manage every sale from every channel. and sell more with the best converting checkout on the planet. a lot more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. i've always been prone to hair thinning. i was getting older.

marco rubio has tried to pass this through congress, having permanent daylight time.here's definitely going to be some north south going on to. i'm not sure if what's good for the country is necessarily good for california, for definitely the further north you go, the more people tend to really like having that that extra light in the morning because it does get so dark for so long in the morning. and the other arguments that there are a lot of economic arguments that not being economists, i really don't want to weigh in on. but there's definitely economic arguments on both sides in terms of the amount of energy, one says, or the extra shopping that that people do. and the kind of the money that it adds to the economy. >> that's so fascinating. and you're right. right. there's that north south difference because i remember going to seattle one year in the summer and i was like, i don't want daylight at 1030 at night. take it away. okay. so i can see that. and that's the problem. we are a big country, right? finding something that works for all is certainly not easy. a

. >> and now, we are joined by the former campaign manager for marco rubio, and s.e. cupp, and we are back again, my friends. terry, after the second debate after the post combo, you described the second debate as a goat rodeo, and now, after the third debate, any improvement above goat rodeo status? >> yes, they all made improvement, and it is much more substantive and all of them needed to do what they needed do, and some of them unloaded the opposition research documents on the campaign stage. >> mod rays or the were better. >> there was no fighting or that, but did it matter? none of them talked about the elephant who was not in the room holding rally down the street. when he is like 44-point lead in the latest cnn poll in the primary, what are you doing on the stage? >> one thing they are doing on the stage is going to place of taking on and talking about the other candidate's children. s.e., this is a moment that stuck out to you. i want to play this just to remind everyone what we saw. >> in last debate she made fun of me for joining tiktok while her own daught

[applause] >> senator marco rubio here. thank you for the opportunity to speak you today at a special want to thank don nickles, joe lieberman and frank wolf. or than two decades ago you wrote the legislation that would make the u.s. commission on international religious freedom our reality. and in doing so you laid the groundwork for a committed and clear eyed advocacy on behalf of of the persecutor. that of existence a lot of good over the years. unfortunately, we didn't now more than ever. on the seventh of october of this year was the deadliest day for jews since a holocaust, and in today's up followed we saw the ancient voice of anti-semitism rear its ugly head once again. we sought in middle east where supporters of loss cheered the slaughter, the rate, the mutilation, the kidnapping of innocent israelis. and tragically we've also seen here in america with our own college students often defending the terrorists. and that's that all the religious oppression is on the rise in china, nicaragua and nigeria in many other p

marco rubio called for the e-verify program for corporations but it should be for every business in theted states because there are thousands upon thousands of illegal immigrants that are not paying it to the social security system or the federal system which will bring our taxes down. not just that, employers are not paying their fair share of taxes either. all the small businesses that hire illegal immigrants are not paying their fair sure people are just either. we don't of a spending problem, we have a revenue problem in that last caller proved it. they will keep the cabal going. host: tax cheats, irs either by illegal immigration, what do you want to say? guest: let's take the irs. president biden is part of the inflation reduction act and that's historic after years of a falling budget for that agency. each dollar we invest in the irs in terms of working out tax cheating by the wealthy, that gets us $12 revenue.it's a crazy rate of return. they'd love to make that investment in the stock market. president biden made that investment and we are seeing an improvement for the american

remember in 2016 marco rubio and drinking water or there was a discussion about the size of hands of republican candidates. and this is just that. i guess you could argue that this is really the deeper question here is that whether ron desantis is phony even about his shoe size and heist and l h admit to who he is i guess, but this is just what happens. kind of fun. >> yeah, well, obviously the undertones of masculinity, who is masculine, who is not. i appreciated nikki haley being like i can run in high heels. i don't know about you boys. >> just embrace -- as he said short king yet? just go for it. come on. i mean, the golf balls is -- that is part of it, right? >> of course. and so speaking of desantis on a more kind of serious note, he yesterday was -- he did an interview where he essentially said that it would be fatal for republicans to nominate someone who was convicted of a crime. that obviously is different from what happened when he raised his hand on the debate stage to say that he would vote for a convicted felon in donald trump were he to be the nominee. i talked to chri

joining me now live is a republican strategist and former chief of staff of marco rubio's presidentialgn. and we arejoined by a political reporter and washington post live ankle. what were your first impressions from what you saw today on the debate stayed there in miami?— there in miami? well, once auain, there in miami? well, once again. nikki _ there in miami? well, once again, nikki haley - there in miami? well, once again, nikki haley really i there in miami? well, once. again, nikki haley really had there in miami? well, once i again, nikki haley really had a command of the issues of the topics and of her competitors. she was clear, she was concise, and her experiences as united nations ambassador really showed tonight. my other takeaway is that vivek ramaswamy, someone who is below nikki haley in the polls, was really trying to make a splash by personal insults, by attacking his competitors, and really trying to differentiate himself from them, you know, it absolutely aggravated nikki haley. at one time she called him scum. she got angry at him for invoking her daughter came to

florida senator marco rubio took a jab at then republican rival donald trump, characterizing as you just heard his hands as sm small. and trump took a swipe back at a 2016 republican debate. if you can believe it, it is now centerpiece of a supreme court case on whether a california lawyer can trademark the phrase, quote, trump too small. the supreme court hears arguments today. political activist steve elster wants to use the phrase without trump's permission on these t-shirts. elster says he wants to spread a message that, quote, some features of president trump and his policies are diminutive. he wants to include the phrase on the front of t-shirts with the title "trump's package is too small" on the back followed by a list of policy areas that he says fit that characterization. elster tried to register the trademark in 2018 but was rejected on the grounds that it would require written approval from trump himself. a decision is expected next year. thank you so much for joining us on "inside politics." "cnn news central" starts after the break.

echoes of 2016 when ted cruz and marco rubio saying, once they get out, they'll consolidate. >> look, donald trump has as big a lead we've seen any candidate have in any contested primary since the primary system started in 1972. having said e that i think a more clarified path out of iowa for nikki haley there for ron desantis if she can get a boost in that first state. desantis is running in iowa the way mike muck bedid in '08, santorum in "12, trying to consolidate evangelical support and max out with those voters. the problem, each candidate after winning iowa immediately cratered in new hampshire where there aren't that many of those voters. haley is mobilizing a different situation. more trying to consolidate white collar suburban republicans. if she can get past desantis in iowa and get a boost by finishing second, there's a more logical pathway for her. more voters in new hampshire and calendar turns to south carolina where she is former governor. >> i want to ask about comments made last night on the "daily show" raerdingregardy florida'sr desantis. to what doll you attribute

he blunted marco rubio but it would be problematic for him if he tries in new hampshire. has to be desantis or trump who takes down haley. paul: when we come back, ahead of his anticipated debate, florida governor ron desantis on fox, critics accusing gavin newsom running a shadow presidential campaign against president biden. what the california governor is up to next. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger. (christmas music) ( ♪ ) weathertech gift cards have the power to wow everyone on your holiday list. offering a variety of american made products... weathertech! nice! like floorliners... cargo liner... seat protector... boot tray... cupfone... sink mat... pet feeding system... anti-fatigue comfortmat...and more. order the weathertech gift card instantly for the perfect gift at weathertech.com. ♪ if it hurts when you poop sometimes like pinching off ♪ ♪ a porcupine and you're sweatin' your ♪ ♪ next trip to the loo ♪ ♪ colace is the brand you need

will they be able to predict what he will say like the marco rubio debates. the fact that these politicians are so frequently found and recorded gives their opponents a lot of material to work with to prepare. >> a question right up front here. >> thank you. you talk a lot about the pop- culture of the 20th century and the 21st century presidents. pop-culture looks different in the 19th century but are there interesting stories about the pulp culture and their influence on with 19th century presidents? >> i spent a lot of time on the book of most people look at the 20th and 21st century. in the 19th century, so many options powered by technology did not exist. you do not have tv or radio or popular music to the same degree. you have two things and you have theater and reading. some presidents were huge readers. adams had a huge library of jefferson said, i cannot live without books. they read a lot and reading was something they were engaged in. jefferson sent madison the trunk full of books from europe about ideas about governance that massive red in prepara

like christie did to marco rubio the fact these politicians are so frequently filmed give the opponent a lot to prepare how to deal with it. you mention the pop culture pop culture looked different in the 19th century. are there any interesting stories by 19th century president. most people ask of the 20th and 21st century. so many options are empowered by technology do notis exist. no popular music to the same degree movies et cetera et cetera. there's a library of thousands famously said i cannot live without books. we read a lot in reading engage them. the inbred and. preparation for the constitutional convention radiate reading was very important theater was a big deal abe lincoln loved to go to the theater we know about his tragic end but he saw it many, many plays before that he loved shakespeare he would quote shakespeare all thend time back then be pretentious that shiite phrases have become if you will. when lincoln would cite shakespeare the literacy rate in america it was very high to europe people read shakespeare theyn read the bible for score and seven years ago the cultu

marco rubio says their very presence violates the law.ed until all concerns are fully resolved. whenever we uncover information it might suggest a potential threat, sharing with all appropriate us government agencies. cost to crackdown on these, more and more from the campaign trail but a bit of a silence in the white house on this. stuart: i'm not surprised at that. see you soon. senator roger marshall had a fiery exchange with secretary mayorkas. she wanted to know if we are tracking terrorists on the southern border. >> how many illegal aliens in this country were here on asylum with direct ties to hamas to the islamic jihad or islamic revolutionary core overran. >> let me assure you the individuals that pose a risk to national security our highest enforcement priority. an individual who poses a risk to national security is the highest enforcement priority. >> you don't know the answer to the question? >> of detention is warranted, then we detain them. stuart: mister senator, we don't know where these terrorists are, do we? >> we don't

desantis and haley have a very different hitch for being non-trump candidates similar to ted cruz and marco rubio in the 2016 campaign. a lot of people for desantis are not there because they want anything other than trump and if they are forced to choose between trump and haley they choose trump. so i think it remains difficult to consolidate. >> nikki haley needs donald trump's voters if she wants to have a shot. she has to peel some of those people off. and the base took pride in the kind of working class switch that donald trump brought. there is real kind of serious i think things she would have to speak to if that community. there is not haley voters for a traditional path there. >> we got to go. >> we could talk about this and i hope we do soon. thanks, guys. >>> and cnncnn"cnn this morning continues. >> good morning. let's get right to it. president biden's foreign policy set to face yet another major test as he departs today for a high stakes meeting request chinese president xi jinping on the sidelines of a big economic summit with other global leaders. we are learning of a potential u.

marco rubio. can you answer the question is our border secure have we been lied to for 3 years >> our border is unsecure and a crisis of epic propotions. this never happened before in the country. first the administration is lying they know for a fact that trafficking networks that have links to terror groups are involved in the trafficking of people. it it is a business than i have and move people around the world and get them inform you tell me that islamist network this moved people and paying money is not willing to move terrorist sns last year 9 huh thunldz people in the 12 month period entered the united states and released by the biden administration. 900 thonldz if one 10th of 1% of the people are terrorist this is is 900 terrorists and those are ones we saw come in and processd and released in the country. this border is wide open and everybody in the world know its that's why they keep coming. it anxietyers any country to see people from other places showing up demand to be let in people

marco rubio said the motivation of president xi is to be more powerful than the u.s. this earlier on one nation. take a listen. >> traffic is pretty simple, china wants to displace the united states but this is not being paranoid this is in their speeches and the books that the generals are required to read this is and xi jinping own words that america is in decline europe is in chaos, china is on the rise in his exact words in the moment of chaos is an opportunity for china, they intend to be the most powerful country in the world. >> china is intentionally poisoning the u.s. with fentanyl, social media, propaganda gavin newsom is planting trees and hiding homelessness what is this message. >> the messages we could've done this all along we are capable we chose not to but now we need a little village because the chinese are coming to down another leaders that is a slap in the face for the people that live there day in and day out with leaders throwing up their hands saying it's not our fault and obviously that is not a lie and i feel this is about the border in the n

desantis and haley have a very different hitch for being non-trump candidates similar to ted cruz and marco rubio campaign. a lot of people for desantis are not there because they want anything other than trump and if they are forced to choose between trump and haley they choose trump. so i think it remains difficult to consolidate. >> nikki haley needs donald trump's voters if she wants to have a shot. she has to peel some of those people off. and the base took pride in the kind of working class switch that donald trump brought. there is real kind of serious i think things s

marco rubio called for the e-verify program for corporations but it should be for every business in thenited states because there are thousands upon thousands of illegal immigrants that are not paying it to the social security system or the federal system which will bring our taxes down. not just that, employers are not paying their fair share of taxes either. all the small businesses that hire illegal immigrants are not paying their fair sure people are just either. we don't of a spending problem, we have a revenue problem in that last caller proved it. they will keep the cabal going. host: tax cheats, irs either by illegal immigration, what do you want to say? guest: let's take the irs. president biden is part of the inflation reduction act and that's historic after years of a falling budget for that agency. each dollar we invest in the irs in terms of working out tax cheating by the wealthy, that gets us $12 revenue.it's a crazy rate of return. they'd love to make that investment in the stock market. president biden made that investment and we are seeing an improvement for the americ

and what they did to marco rubio. and can you take advantage of them? and the fact that these politicians are frequently filmed, will give them a lot of material to work with in order to prepare how to deal with them? the question right upfront here? >> thank you. you talk a lot about the pop culture of the tot century presidents. any interesting stories or the thoughts about their influence on the presidents? >> and i'm so glad you asked that because i spent a lot of time on it in the books. usually when we have these discussions that it is mostly about those people. and so that's the interesting thing in the 19th century that so many of these options were powered as they don't exist and you don't have popular music to the same degree or twitter, etc. but you have two things. they would have a library of thousands of volumes, and he said we cannot live without books. they read a lot and reading is something that would engage them. sending them the whole trunk of books from europe about the ideas that they read in preparation for the constitutional conv

>> eric tram and marco rubio will be there and governor ron desantis will join us from iowa.compagno is joining us. we bring that up tonight at 9:0 eastern. pete: we don't have time for you to say anything but we had our brain room look into your claim that the kilmeade family invented camouflage. we were not able to confirm. you might be one of the others that was apart of t brian, but we did investigate i have research, inconclusive weather brian kilmeade is responsible for camouflage. >> my mom's side. my aunt cathy with trey yingst will get to the bottom of this. seeing it it's family lure or if it happened. pete: we expect a report. brian kilmeade, you can get undressed and thank you for serving us this morning. >> thank you. i might be undressing now. pete: he probably is. all right, rachel, over to you for headlines. rachel: tall tales by brian kilmeade. thanks, pete. turning now to your headlines, the parents of a termly ill baby in the uk losing their appeal in court yesterday to have her life support removed at home rather than the hospital or any hospice setting. i

. >> brian: first in and still coming, coming up on one nation, tomorrow 9:00, our guests marco rubio, ron desantis and eric trump and also the thing capturing the nation's imagination, co-host quiz, how much do co-hosts know about each other, we feature kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno. still ahead, swinging for a cause, the second folds of honor cup will tee off this veterans day. check in with dan rooney and ken griffey jr. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. his a1c? it's down with rybelsus®. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill and that people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. i got to my a1c goal and lost some weight too. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. gallbladder problems

demonstrations continuing to sweep the country, some republicans are calling for a crackdown like senator marco rubio who says their presence violates the law. meanwhile the state department tells fox news that no visas are issued until all concerns raised through the screening process are fully resolved. whenever we uncover information that might suggest an individual is a potential threat the department shares that information with all appropriate u.s. government agencies. calls to crackdown on the vis yeahs is a sentiment we hear more from gop candidates on the campaign trail. that will increase. wait to see what the white house has to say about this. >> dana: you will bring it to us as it happens. thanks, griff. >> bill: out of virginia the attorney general in the state investigating a pro-palestinian nonprofit. the a.g. saying american muslims for palestine potentially used funds to aid terrorist organizations. now the group is pushing back calling the probe defamatory and dangerous. mike emanuel is on the story live in washington, too. good morning. >> good morning. virginia attorney general sa

i think marco rubio is co-hosting a viewing also today.nwhile, coming up straight ahead, hunter in the news again offering to publicly testify in his father's impeachment inquiry. and the white house isn't having it. matt whitaker explains next. >> lawrence: plus george soros' son claims democrats run cities don't have the highest murder rates. we will fact-check them coming up. >> ainsley: they are called super pigs and they could soon invade our northern border. the devastating effect they can have on our farmers. lawrence covered that in north carolina. remember that? that story is coming up. >> steve: look who else on this wednesday "fox & friends." ♪ dreaming of a white christmas ♪ just like the ones i used to know ♪ where the treetops glisten ♪ and children listen ♪ to my customer was enjoying her new car, when her windshield cracked. hear >> tech vo: she didn't take it to the dealer. she scheduled with safelite. we have the latest technology for the newest vehicles. and we do more replacements and recalibrations than anyone else. >>

is at this is where most of america is at that is where we are comfortable with a look at what marco rubio said he said i am pro-life but florida isn't so that there are 15 weeks i am going to be at 15 weeks he wins going away in his election. unless they get that right it does not matter. i was also struck by one of the things in the polls that says 51% of the people say there is no way they will vote for joe biden and a 48% says they will never vote for donald trump. that little more play believe it or not actually could tip it to trump. the wild-card factor is a third party. >> if they stick with that they may change their mind to some of them. leslie, abortion could boost a democratic turnout next year. but it will be several issues the whole election will not be about abortion to be about the economy, it joe biden's handling of the two wars. i am not sure this helps the president's candidacy at all. >> at the end of the day, if you right now were very angry with joe biden because you do not agree with him a middle east policy you are not pro israel, your alternative is donald trump. y

. >>> clocks are going back tomorrow, and senator marco rubio is once again calling on congress to make daylight savings time permanent. he introduced the sunshine protection act last year, but it failed to the pass the house. i'm with rubio, i'm proud he's taking up in this challenge. rachel: what is the thing here? why is this such a big deal? will: which way? rachel: either way? it's nothing i've lost sleep over, no pun intended. will: i doubt that's true. [laughter] pete: you have lost sleep over this. will: i think you have lost sleep over it. no one wants to eat dinner at 4:00 in the amp. that's terrible. meanwhile, more than half of americans want to the make daylight savings time permanent, over 60% want to end the change. i always get confused, i just want it to be the same year round, and i want as much light as possible during the day. rachel: i like that. is that what march -- marco wants? will: i think so, yeah. president no one really knows -- rachel: i know, that's what i'm saying. will: some statements don't do it, like arizona and hawaii -- rachel: marco is very passion

the case goes back to the 2016 presidential primary debate between marco rubio and donald trump and during the race, rubio had mocked the size of trump's hands a few years later, steve elster of concord begin selling t-shirts that read trump too small. it was an attempt to trademark the phrase recently that was just rejected. the case is the latest that the supreme court has taken up recently concerning free speech rights in the trademark context. a colorado judge has rejected former president donald trump's bid to dismiss a lawsuit that would booed him off of the 2024 ballot in that state. that suit was filed by a group of colorado voters based on the 14th amendment of the u.s. constitution, the civil war era provision says those who take an oath to uphold the constitution are disqualified from office of week. if they quote, engage in insurrection or have given aid or comfort to insurrectionists attorneys for the former president argued his words and actions were a matter of free speech and did not incite the january 6th riot at the capitol. the judge wants the proceedings to move forward

we're talking big guns and then senator marco rubio introducing legislation to ban federal student aidcolleges who havr anti-israel rallies on their campuses. what do you say to that? >> i think that legislation about banning aid is very important. we should not be funding the own de-misseems. our national solve -- demise. our sovereignty like we're hemorrhage ago the the border and hemorrhages in our mindset as far as what america stands for and who we are and who we are not and the mindset is coming into the country and anti-semitic blood rival against israel. they're fighting for the defense of a democracy that was attacked by people worse than animals, and yet when they go to defend themselves, it's not supposedly a righteous war actually the palestinians are the victims. that doesn't make any sense. academic leaders need to stand up against that and teach their students what real humanity is and what the west stands for and we should no longer fund that through the federal government. yes, there needs moral accountability if you're hiring future attorneys and others and maybe it m

a 2016 presidential campaign job between marco rubio and donald trump has made its way to the supremeing the race. rubio had mocked the size of trump's hands. since that moment, a california resident named steve elster has been selling t-shirts that read trump too small. elder made attempt to trademark the phrase, but it was rejected. now ulster's lawyers asked the 9 circuit supreme court justices to weigh in. attempt. >> but former president trump's legal team to delay has classified documents trial in federal court. the former president's attorneys have repeatedly argued they haven't had proper access to classified material in order to prepare a defense. following today's hearing, judge, a lean can and will decide whether to push back the mail truck trial date. the former president wants to postpone the trial until at least mid november 2024. after the election. senate republicans say it's become urgent to move forward on high ranking military confirmations. they're forcing democratic leaders to push some more of these nominations through despite the blockade by one of their own ala

next marco rubio is the senior us senator from florida and author most recently of decades of decadence, how our spoiled elites view american inheritance of liberty published earlier this year. matthew stoler is director of research at the american economic liberty project and author of the hundred year war between not see power and democracy published by simon and schuster in 2019. he has served as advisor and write a newsletter on monopolies. ashley crowder is a contributor to compact magazine and last but not least is my colleague at the american conservative bradley levin , doing excellent work for us. you may think that he's older than his years but he's very young, one of those generation z with no memories of that terrible day 22 years ago just yesterday and who can give us a perspective of conservativeshave come of age during the height of the private tyranny . so just quit couple of notes on how tonight event will proceed, she will start us off in a few minutes with opening remarks drawing from core arguments for 10 to 15 minutes and after that we will hear from senator rubio a

marco rubio says the open border we have today is leading to terror risks for these big cities. add this to the problem list. listen. >> last year i'm just using one number, 900,000 people confronted at the border, released. 1/10 of 1% are terrorists, that's 900 terrorists. you only need a few to do a lot of damage. >> sandra: and we know more and more of those caught at the border are on the terror watch list after finding 0 a few years ago. we are up to nearly 200 in the latest year, jason. this is another big problem. >> last month alone, there were 18 that caught -- were caught. how many of them weren't caught? we don't know, and we know -- look, it's not just people flowing from mexico, these are people coming from, you know, syria and north korea and other places around the globe that aren't exactly friendly. we have no way of vetting these people and the border is totally open. we don't even mention the hundred thousand people that will die from fentanyl overdosing, the drugs running, the human trafficking. how about the 80 plus thousand unaccompanied minors that this adm

will they be able anticipate what trump says, like christie did to marco rubio in the 16 debates? and then if you anticipate can, you take advantage of it? so i think the fact that these politicians so frequently filmed and so frequently recorded gives their opponents a lot of material to work with in order to prepare how to deal with them. question right up front here. oh, okay. thank you. you mentioned we talk lot about the pop culture of the 20th century and 21st century presidents. and i know pop culture looked different the 19th century, but are there any interesting stories or any thoughts about pop culture and their either their influence on or influenced by 19th century presidents? i'm so glad you asked that, because i spent a lot of time on it in the book and usually when i have these kind of panel discussions, it's mostly people asking about the 20th and 20, 21st century. so the interesting thing is that in the 19th century, so many of these options that were empowered by technology don't exist. you don't have tv, you don't have radio, you don't have popular music to the

have open borders, they will haveve blo blood their hands.h >> here with reaction, florida senator marco rubio. senator, can you answer the question, is our border secure? we've beenr boe have to for>> three straight years. our border is not just oura unsecure. it's a migratory crisis of epic crisf eps. without precedent in american history, this is never happened before in the history of this country. e adfirst of all, the administration is lying. they know for a fact that trafficking networkt s hav links to terrorist groups, are involved in the traffickint of people. now, it's a business that they have and they move people around the world and they get them in their. theo but you tell me that an islamist linked network that movest netw people that not are willing to pay the money isn't also willing to move wik about itr thin this way. last year, over 900,000 people in a 12 month period entered the united enter states illegally and were released into the country by the biden administration. by the bion.900,000 people. if just 1/10 of 1% of those people are terrorists, that is 900 terrorists t

in 415, in of last year, the senate passed the sunshine protection act into produced by senator marco rubioich would have made daylight saving time permanent. >> we can get this passed. we don't have to keep doing this stupidity anymore. >> but rubio's bill failed to be taken up in the house as other matters took precedence, including the war in ukraine and inflation. rubio reintroduced the bill in march of this year, but it failed to gain momentum in congress. lionel moise, abc news, new york. i just wish people saw you when you found out about it this weekend before you realized we were falling back. >> no, i thought we were springing forward and i was like, oh god, i lost it. >> you're like, no. >> i'm like, oh, please not. you're falling back. you're falling back. >> thank goodness. extra hour. >> and i know i don't know if you all feel this way when it's darker earlier, it's easier for me to go to bed when i'm supposed to go to bed. >> yeah. those curtains are drawn. seven, eight? >> yeah. >> during the summer. honey, it is like ten. >> yeah. >> easy. ten. 1030. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> th