mark john, who is the editor of the at leading indian at news magazine, india today you're most welcome at. thank you very much for talking to us on this, the eve of g. 20. you know, something that's been a long time coming. the group of 20 summit arriving inside asia and in india specifically it's very exciting times. it is. yeah, i think it's a great opportunity for a country like india, which is the, the president for this year. and mr mode, the prime minister. he has used this actually in 2 different ways. one, you start to project india as a great sort of economy in a book growing at almost like last quarter, 7.4 percent and then the rest of the word is not doing that well. so that's one way he's projected, uh, india. the 2nd way he's projected india is by basically saying that india will afford the consensus in the war driven by conflict of conflict between to the west and let's say the east or conflict between the nato countries. in this case, and let's say russia and china kind of on the other side. so he's trying to sort of build up. he's going to be the bridge between the nort

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whoever touches her head, eyes like a dog, mark john -- dies like a dog, march on. s.c. gwynne: the point was that is the way people thought of him. this is a view held at this -- i do not know, he took countless lives, union lives, he was an effective fighter. a lot of people were dead or wounded because of him. there was this other kind of sense, captured in the poem, of who he was. if you look at, there is a real tendency i think these days to just kind of look at anyone who is in as confederacy is evil and pointing fingers saying that they did it kind of thing when it was a kind of a narrow way to look at the world. not that the confederacy did not fight, and principal reason for that was slavery, which it was. if you look at where did the slaves come from? it was newport, boston, new york, there were financed to the middle passage, financed out of the north, in short out of the north, j.p. morgan was built partly on the slave trade. 15 presidents owned slaves while in office. it is not -- i do not think people in the north from a historical perspective can point fin

your calls about this day and the remembrance and how you are spending the day, how you are marking the day. john is in cleveland, ohio. caller: good morning. i really liked -- ramaswamy. i do not put -- promoted by practically the entire media and government in this country. i think people that -- a phrase i device myself. cia controls media and movies to demonize countries for u.s. attacks against them. cia controls media -- host: so, john, what do you think happened on 9/11 then? caller: i believe it was an inside job that let it happen or made it happen on purpose -- host: for what end? caller: for the invasion of countries around the world, from afghanistan to iraq, of course. and if the d -- and the draconian diminishing of our civil rights in this country and the guys protecting us -- host: couldn't that have been done without killing 3000 americans? caller: well, exactly, the people within the government, the necon variety around the bush-cheney administration talked about their grand designs for u.s. hegemony around the world could not be accomplished with out a second pearl harbor attac

john, welcome to mark mcternan. john, welcome to mark dolan tonight.he sequel , is it ? 1997, the sequel, is it? >> well, no, it's the 21st century, not the 20th century. and the leads that keir is having are actually greater than what the ones that, um, that tony had in a similar position. you know the leads are. i've looked at the last ten polls and the leads are between 15 and 24% with half the polls with a 20 points or more lead. and um, that's the difficulty , uh, for that's the difficulty, uh, for anybody like quentin letts who is saying there's a route back for the tory party because, you know, we've had this summer of campaign weeks from the tory party and the final, the final week before the of recess ends with this crumbling school story. um, and so the image what's the image of the current government. it's either being poured into the sea or into rivers or it is schools with roofs, which are so dangerous. pupils have to be decanted from them. i think these are going to be the lasting images that define government. it's define this government

john, welcome to mark mcternan. john, welcome to mark dolan tonight.he sequel , is it ? 1997, the sequel, is it? >> well, no, it's the 21st century, not the 20th century. and the leads that keir is having are actually greater than what the ones that, um, that tony had in a similar position. you know the leads are. i've looked at the last ten polls and the leads are between 15 and 24% with half the polls with a 20 points or more lead. and um, that's the difficulty , uh, for that's the difficulty, uh, for anybody like quentin letts who is saying there's a route back for the tory party because, you know, we've had this summer of campaign weeks from the tory party and the final, the final week before the of recess ends with this crumbling school story. um, and so the image what's the image of the current government. it's either being poured into the sea or into rivers or it is schools with roofs, which are so dangerous. pupils have to be decanted from them. i think these are going to be the lasting images that define government. it's define this government

he enjoins with several other members of the senators, including warren, bennett, klobuchar, mark kelly, johne are all members of the senate who have said that it's time for senator menendez to step down. jose, you and i watched that yesterday. he was defiant in his belief that he had no reason to step down. he said he will be the sitting senator from new jersey once this legal trouble is behind him. right now, many of his colleagues here in washington simply do not agree. >> ryan nobles on capitol hill, thank you very much. >>> that wraps up the hour for me. you can reach me on social media. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," president biden heading to michigan at this hour to make history, walking the picket lines with auto workers while facing a barrage of criticism from former president trump who is heading to detroit tomorrow. >>> this hour, the walls are closing in on

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but sir john, welcome to mark dolan tonight. but in sir john, welcome to mark dolan tonight .but in recent years, political polling has been wide of the mark, hasn't it? with the surprise victory for leave dunng surprise victory for leave during the brexit referendum, trump victory in america in 2016 and boris johnson in 2019. can we still believe the polls ? we still believe the polls? >> well, let me unpack those three for you, mark, the opinion polls in 2019 were more or less on the mark. they certainly pointed quite clearly to the conservatives winning that election so far as the 2016 brexit referendum is concerned. while actually what most people tend to forget is that a majority of the polls were conducted during the brexit referendum campaign actually had leave ahead . if you took the leave ahead. if you took the polls a week before polling day, they virtually all had leave ahead. what is true is that they then did seemingly register a bit of a swing back. some people thought that was a consequence of the assassination of jo cox, which occurred just a week before . and

but sir john, welcome to mark dolan tonight. but in sir john, welcome to mark dolan tonight .. but in recent years, political polling has been wide of the mark, hasn't it? with the surprise victory for leave dunng surprise victory for leave during the brexit referendum, trump victory in america in 2016 and boris johnson in 2019. can we still believe the polls ? we still believe the polls? >> well, let me unpack those three for you, mark, the opinion polls in 2019 were more or less on the mark. they certainly pointed quite clearly to the conservatives winning that election so far as the 2016 brexit referendum is concerned. while actually what most people tend to forget is that a majority of the polls were conducted during the brexit referendum campaign actually had leave ahead . if you took the leave ahead. if you took the polls a week before polling day, they virtually all had leave ahead. what is true is that they then did seemingly register a bit of a swing back. some people thought that was a consequence of the assassination of jo cox, which occurred just a week before . an

russians are very much interested in the view of the was, is that easily somebody, you know what john mark has to offer in the sphere of tourism. so we were, after a long, young, uh, well done with the calls that we were able to restore, direct live travel between, you know, and more, and the city of those superiors cups. would you do that? yes, there's not much, but there's still a step forward. so now we have discussed various international affairs, our positions coincide, and most of the issues of the global agenda model of the contract and the agenda, all of the international contacts in where the south is station one. we have been actively to cooperating within the un. i'm the senior single company. you're now in the age of a 6 weeks old world. the of the young, lean, your progress of the developments and those very positive. we have confirmed that we will be in the us that we have both committed.

have a good labor day weekend. >> thank you. >> john: and mark your calendar. fox business network will be hosting the second republican presidential debate from the ronald reagan presidential library. that will be on september 27th. >> sandra: new report revealing a potential conflict of interest during a key period in the hunter biden investigation. appears to be another prosecutor allowed to investigate the president's son even though he had extensive ties to the biden family. outkick columnist mary katherine ham will dig into revelations next. >> john: and president biden insisting bidenomics is working for the labor market. but new wage rules, construction companies worry it will put them out of business. we will speak with an owner of a plumbing company and charlie gasparino. >> the average family today is $5,000 poorer than when joe biden came into office. he has a tough selling job to the american people. she runs and plays like a puppy again. his #2s are perfect! he's a brand new dog, all in less than a year. when people switch their dog's food from ki

john's leadership. i mean, this is really think about well, no way i visited a mark for the 50 were john woods, where john had endured all the pain in prison, 5 and a half years. solitary confinement for 2 years, give them an opportunity. opportunity to come home. if you just said couple of things is beaten, bloodied bones, broken, isolated, torture, left, unable to raise his arms above his shoulders. as i stood there pay my respects, i thought about how much i missed my for this now high probably from the bottom my heart. i mean, i thought about something else as well. thought about how much american business john, right. how much america needed john's courage and foresight vision. i thought about what john stood for what he fought for, what he's willing to die for. i thought about what we owe john. what i owed, what we owe each of we owe it each other as well. barracka says, well, you say john hollows, patriots for they die, their voices are never silent. they still speak to us. they target both our hearts in our conscience. and it probably is the most profound questions. for what do we stand for? what

mark simone, wor radio show host. and john carney, breitbart economics. joe concha, columnist at the messenger, fox news contributor. and his book, "come on man." i love that. all right mark, you heard my thoughts. what did i miss, am i wrong, did last night change anything? or are there hiccups or what? >> i'm not as positive as you are about last night, you gave them the perfect setting, magnificent reagan library with fox business network, most classy network. and they were yelling and screaming and interrupting and jumping up up and down like bad game show contestants, nobody moved the needle last night, in anyone benefited maybe vivek ramaswamy because they kept hitting him, maki make it seem he was the front-runner, chris christie has to drop that thing about trump say coward. we have watched what donald trump has gone through in the last through months -- few months, no one think he's is a coward. larry: nikki haley had good points, but she las a school marmish way of slapping down, she did it to vivek and a couple others. i don't know where that is

david: john, mark, thank you very much, you guys. good to see you both.ongress is back in session so what is the state of the biden impeachment inquire bring? we'll ask jim jordan. fox business will host the second republican primary debate at ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. that is on wednesday, september 27th, 9:00 p.m. eastern. jim jordan is next. ♪. ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your personal style. endless hardie® siding colors. textures and styles. it's possible. with james hardie™. j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new inve

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and mark, has this become a big issue there? >> john, it really has.t we were just hearing from a few republican lawmakers, since then this thing has really blown up. we have heard a lot of outrage from republican lawmakers, now as you mentioned there are some democrats who are speaking out not happy with the changes and also referenced, going to be an effort to try and reverse some of the changes next week. chuck schumer essentially eased senate standards reversing the need to have formal dress on the senate floor. this is of course what we expected to happen just days later, when then pennsylvania senator john fetterman, back to you. >> john: all right, mark. fox news alert, to the white house, where karine jean-pierre is taking questions on the bob menendez indictment. listen in. >> just like all of you, but again, this is an active matter, i'm not going to comment. active matter, not going to comment. >> on the uaw strike, they have invited president biden to the picket line. any plans to go and the strike is expanding to 20 states. is the presiden

the legendary john's grill in san francisco is marking 115 years in business. how about that? it survived, and it's thrived. john's grill has remained a foundation in the city's culture. just a couple blocks from union square, the legendary restaurant opened two years after the '06 earthquake. since then it's become an iconic spot for tourists and locals, best known for the free election lunch hosted by former mayor willie brown. it's also made famous in the novel "the maltese falcon." detective sam spade makes a stop there and orders the chops and potatoes, and now it's driving in the current days. let's bring in the owner of john's grill. nice to have you on the program. so this is a family business. what's the history? who opened it and why? >> so the restaurant has had two owners previous to my family. my grandfather and my grandfather bought it in the 50s. he was a waiter here in san francisco, and he was able to acquire it with tip money. he worked very, very hard to be the owner of a restaurant coming from greece. and i'm the third generation now that's taken over the he

now, the club's ownership group includes former raiders star mark john lynch and rap star g-eazy.un. yeah. g-eazy. a local local guy. yeah. well a new group of world class athletes will soon be inducted into the san jose sports hall of fame. yeah, the four new inductees were recognized and honored at a reception. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters was there and has that story. san jose mayor matt mann opened the sports hall of fame reception honoring lorrie fair. patrick marleau, dave, steve and chris wondolowski. all four inductees have been at the top of collegiate professional olympic and international sports competition in san jose. sharks legend patrick marleau played for the team for more than two decades. he holds nearly every team scoring record and is the first sharks player to have his number retired. the support i've had over my career is truly amazing, and you don't get to be inducted to the hall of fame or have a career as long as i have without that support. so that means a lot to me. inductee lorrie fair grew up playing soccer all over the south bay and has won

john? >>> mark your calendars. today is september 27th, 2023.might be the last best chance for any republican candidate not named donald trump to carve out a realistic chance to win the republican nomination. seven candidates will take the stage at the debate at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. as for the stakes a consultant actually backing florida governor ron desantis as saying, quote, if he doesn't do well here, in my opinion he's got to drop out. if he doesn't want to be embarrassed. that's someone supporting ron desantis. as for donald trump, he will not be there. he is skipping the debate and speaking before auto workers in michigan. this fresh off the news that a new york judge ruled that he committed fraud and stripped him of control of some of the business he holds so dear. as of this moment he could be on a path to win the nomination, but lose his empire. cnn's kyung lah is in simi valley, california, the site of the debate with all these swirling realities hanging over your head. >> reporter: yeah, y

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larry kudlow is standing by on the political and economic impact of all of this. >> john: but first, to our mark meredith. he's live in washington. mark, you asked that question of the press secretary, whether or not the president would pardon his son. it was a definitive no. but we are on to a different story at this moment. go ahead. >> absolutely. plenty of news to get to you. president biden offered his first reaction to this uaw strike. he said he understands where workers are coming from and he appeared to strongly defend their demands for increased pay and better benefits. >> no one wants a strike, but i respect the workers' right to use collective bargaining. we need labor agreements for the future since we are working on an economy for the future. it is my hope the parties can return to the negotiating table and move forward to a win-win agreement. >> not every workers off the job. about 13,000 are not there right now. it's a faction of the 146,000 workers in the union. they have a bunch of different demands, among them a 36% pay increase, less reliance on temporary workers. they want m

joe concha, thank you, mark simone thank you, john carneys thank you.oming up here on "kudlow" at reagan library, simi valley. it is kind of lonely out here, not that many people. more thoughts on the great story, congressman byron donalds and by the way the oversight committee is meeting. what evidence did the oversight committee have, firms biden impeachment hearing, we'll ask byron all that stuff when "kudlow" returns. simi valley library, wonderful place. come out to visit the reagan library. it is enlightening, you will learn, you will read about the gipper's greatness. i'm kudlow. i'm glad i served him for a little bit, three years. ♪. od... it's built to command attention. it's not just a comfortable interior... it's a quiet refuge. they're not just headlights... they light the way forward. the new fully electric audi q8 e-tron models... this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, becaus

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mark, thank you. >> john: jason chaffetz, former house oversight committee chair now fox news contributor to you. what comer claims is the business associates on behalf of hunter biden were reaching deep into the west wing of the white house when joe biden was vice president. here is one of the quotes, email from comer on screen. he writes on december 4, 2015, 10:45 a.m., in an email with a subject of "eric schwerin, a long time biden business associate, wrote what the white house should use with media outreach regarding hunter biden's role in burisma, an energy company. and later that day, saying the v.p. signed off on this." i think you were three days before then vice president joe biden went to ukraine and made that now infamous comment about firing the prosecutor. when you were doing jobs like these in washington, how long did it take you on oversight to get the documents that you were pursuing? >> oh, in a lot of cases we didn't. in cases we were pursuing, the hillary clinton case, the irs whistleblower case, they just destroyed them. literally, by the tens of thousands destroyed th

mark meadows and john eastman are among the seven who have yet to make their movements known ahead of that approaching deadline. as for the former president, you won't see him at the fulton county courthouse wednesday. his legal team waived his arraignment, and he pleaded not guilty to all charges last week. i want to bring in nbc's justice and intelligence correspondent, ken dilanian, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, glenn kirschner, and former republican congressman from florida and an msnbc political analyst, david jolly. ken, is there any insight into the movement of the other seven codefendants? >> good afternoon, lindsay. we have no reason to believe that these remaining seven codefendants will do anything other than waive arraignment and enter the plea or show up for some reason if they want to show up in person and do it in person. an arraignment is a formality. these folks are out on bond and a condition of their bond is to show up in court. what's going to be interesting next week is to see how that federal judge decides whether mark meadows is successful i

democracy award for constituent accountability and ethics -- and accessibility representative mark desaulnier and john curtis lees joined me on stage. -- please join me on stage. [applause] >> it is a delight to be with you this morning. this award, more than anything else that we receive in congress, is a reflection of my team. and the staff that i have. am here today to give them the biggest shout out i can possibly do. they are an amazing group of men and women. they are not content with anything other than the very best and reaching out to our constituents. when i first one they would arrange five town hall meetings when we would come home on a thursday. at some point i said seven, i will never do another one of these again. so we sat down and revamped the town hall format as a team. when you go to a curtis town hall, every single person that comes gets an opportunity to speak with me in person to discuss their issues. it is an amazing format. they walk away happy because they were heard. a shout out to my team, the best in the country. i do not know there is a staff for this, that i am sure we ha

john carney and mark is a mosamone glmg up more about the nbc interview with mr.ow trump plans to reverse some damage of bidenomics. here is a hint. drill, baby, drill. we'll talk about it with art laffer when c kudlow returns, fox business hosting second republican primary debate at r ronald reagan president rally library in simi valley, california, on september 27. we'll be broadcasting our show from there and do the free debate show, and will be total cool, you won't want to miss a thing. i'm kudlow and we'll be right back. etty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher investments. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure our fees so we do better when clients do better. that might be why most of our clients come from other

. >> look, it's not just mark milley, if you're john kelly, h.r.cmaster, rex tillerson, jim mattis, the list of people he hired and turned on, all losers. you know, the most high achievement people in america, all losers. and so i think that whole coterie of people became a little bit more worried when trump said i think it was a couple months ago i will be your retribution. remember that quote? it's a revenge based campaign. can he go after them? i suppose so. >> and steven miller in the department of justice. >> yeah, this is where the stress on the system comes in and this is not normal behavior. but this was not a normal presidency, and he obviously operates outside the boundaries of the laws. >> let me ask you really quickly, the lafayette square incident, the fact general milley was dragged into it, at the photo-op. how did that factor into his assessment of -- >> this is trump's short-term thinking coming back to bite him, right? hebris milley out, milley and esper, the defense secretary both say they were duped into going. from that moment

john thanks for the email. mark don't forget the rspb get £15 million from the taxpayer. ow, john i didn't know that. so thank you for sharing that one with me. and last but not least, jim says, mark, we've removed our contributions from the rspb and will never, ever renew . jim, will never, ever renew. jim, you're entitled to do what you like with your money. i would not withdraw support for the rspb, but i would like them to stay out of politics anyway. keep those emails coming. mark gbnews.com. it's time now for the big story. and tonight, as the uk government aims to crack down on the wild west, cosmetic surgery industry , one german surgery industry, one german model has spent £130,000 on making her legs longer, whilst ministers in the uk have launched a consultation into plastic surgery after complaints after botched jobs spiral . old after botched jobs spiral. old 24 year old theresa fisher has been left with huge regrets following an operation to add over five inches to her height. so has plastic surgery finally gone too far? let's get the view of tv star kim woodb

john thanks for the email. mark don't forget the rspb get £15 million from the taxpayer. ow, john i didn't know that. so thank you for sharing that one with me. and last but not least, jim says, mark, we've removed our contributions from the rspb and will never, ever renew . jim, will never, ever renew. jim, you're entitled to do what you like with your money. i would not withdraw support for the rspb, but i would like them to stay out of politics anyway. keep those emails coming. mark gbnews.com. it's time now for the big story. and tonight, as the uk government aims to crack down on the wild west, cosmetic surgery industry , one german surgery industry, one german model has spent £130,000 on making her legs longer, whilst ministers in the uk have launched a consultation into plastic surgery after complaints after botched jobs spiral . old after botched jobs spiral. old 24 year old theresa fisher has been left with huge regrets following an operation to add over five inches to her height. so has plastic surgery finally gone too far? let's get the view of tv star kim woodb

mark david rothenberg. [bell rings] christine ann snyder. [bell rings] john talignani.bell rings] >> honor elizabeth wainio. [bell rings] >> and to my cousin, debbie jacobs welsh. may we never forgot what they taught us that day. god bless. [bell rings] >> distinguished guests, family, friends, my name is jeffrey myers. i am the rabbi in pittsburgh. it is my honor and privilege to offer a concluding prayer at the is the sacred moment on this holy ground. within the jewish faith, our tradition is, upon remembering our loved ones, that we recite in memorial prayer. i will chant it first in hebrew and then translate it for you in english. [speaking hebrew] >> exalted, compassionate god rest infinite rest in your , sheltering presence among the holy and the pure of all of our -- veer to the souls --the pure to the souls of all of our beloved, we remember this day who have gone to the eternal home. merciful one, we ask that our loved ones find peace in your tender embrace. their memory enduring this inspiration for commitment to their ideas and integrity in our lives. may th

. >> did you tell anyone about the burning of documents in mark meadows -- >> and john radcliffe featurese executive branch aside from -- >> president trump. >> the president. so any natural conversation i would have had with somebody to raise concerns would not really have -- >> been disloyal. >> correct. just to be honest and frank about it, too, yes, it was something that turned my head and i knew it was wrong. i felt that he shouldn't be doing it, but we also have to understand there was a lot going on in this period, so it was almost like on a daily basis -- >> because of a relative. >> you have to pick and choose this was not important, but it may not have been the most important thing that -- there are many times i'd go into his office with a list of seven or eight things to talk about and i might get one and a half accomplished before the next issue would arise. >> do you know what he was doing with all the classified documents? >> declassifying them. >> did he succeed? >> from what i understand and this is according to public reporting. now, i haven't followed this issue very clo

matthew, mark and john. phil, hello, you run a toy shop. how are things there? the toy shop, we have stationery and stuff and we do offer supplies for local companies, so that helps to keep us going. ads, supplies for local companies, so that helps to keep us going. a few sleeless that helps to keep us going. a few sleepless nights _ that helps to keep us going. a few sleepless nights along _ that helps to keep us going. a few sleepless nights along the - that helps to keep us going. a few sleepless nights along the way though? sleepless nights along the way thou . h? , sleepless nights along the way thouuh? , ., _ , though? yes, obviously when you see the big boys — though? yes, obviously when you see the big boys going _ though? yes, obviously when you see the big boys going down _ though? yes, obviously when you see the big boys going down like - though? yes, obviously when you see the big boys going down like £10, - the big boys going down like £10, yes, but you tend to be able to be a bit more fleet on your foot in the nationals, i think, bit more fleet on

john hall is in mark cash with this update. for during the course of the evening, we are in mount a cache. i've watched a city as cities so often do return to some sense of relative normality. many big city squares of full restaurants are full. they're still curious, wondering about that. but of course, other city squares, teller all the different story like this one where many hundreds of people to nights afraid of off the shops afraid of returning to their home. some without homes to return to us spending the night in the open air. many all angry at wondering why they were receiving no help from the government. the other than the hand of the policy is a theme bringing along every now and then in the last hour or 2. but not a case of course, is not the epi center of this quake that lies 70 kilometers to the south. west of here, across the high atlas mountains, with rescue efforts are still very much ongoing. the death toll rising and some areas have yet to be reached. is matter for the casualty, toll is rising fast as american

. >> brian: john podesta, mark allis. >> ainsley: yes. >> brian: they launched this and she led it. her campaign got fined because of it. one thing about donald trump, if he loses, the only person he would not blame for sure would be vladimir putin. because he thinks putin likes him. whatever they did with their facebook ads, whatever they bought. they almost had no impact on the election. they got overcharged for what they did. after a while, wow, we had an impact. then they thought we are getting blamed for everything for four years. the first time they admitted that donald trump won the election is after 2020, when he lost the election. >> steve: she needed a big excuse because she was way ahead in the polls, rather than say hey, i should have campaigned in those three states i didn't really go to. >> ainsley: come on "fox & friends." >> lawrence: don't you feel like she is waiting to strike. she is waiting for this moment to say i'm the only candidate that can win. >> steve: if michelle obama doesn't want to take it. >> ainsley: no way. no way. >> steve: hillary clinton could be

reportedly were productive but still no deal insight i am john scott. ♪. markt book the social justice fallacies. you can get at amazon.com right now. get i at any major bookstore. it comes out on tuesday the release date september 19. dr. sowell i want to read for the audience you wrote it so you'll know the very end of your book. in relation to the question and that the last segment with and then i would like you to follow on if you don't mind. what are those of us were not followers of the social justice vision? at a minimum we can turn our attention from rhetoric to the realities of life. this is a great supreme court justice holmes said think things instead of words today it is especially important to get facts rather than catchwords. these include not only parent facts but also the vast array of facts about what others have done in the past. both the successes and failures. i take that to mean, dr. sowell, you've got to work hard to credit all the static come all the propaganda, all of what academia for the most part is trying to indoctrinate you with and

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. >>> welcome back, john berman. markingabor day by honoring america's workers and their labor unions. president biden preparing to speak in philadelphia this morning where he's also expected to tout his economic policies. >> millions of americans headed home as the holiday weekend wraps up. we will tell you if you will make it on time. kate and sara are off today, i'm john berman with rahel solomon and this is "cnn news central." ♪ >>> this morning tens of thousands of people, cars and campers are literally stuck in the mud and trapped at the popular burning manifest val. this after a rare rain event swamped nevada's black rock desert. for days thank ankle deep mud has made driving impossible. only 0.8 inches of rain, but that's three months' worth of rain for those parts that fell in just a few hours. good news, conditions may be dry enough for roads to open soon, some really, really good news. sanitation trucks are moving through the city ensuring that porta-potties are functional and clean. this morning giant trucks, the