(screaming) meg? meg? (man breathing heavily) i don't know who you are. i don't know what you want. i do have is two dollars and a casio wristwatch. you can have one of them. (deep, menacing voice) drakkar noir. (hangs up) these guys are serious. lois, meg's dead! please, there's gotta be something you can do! my little girl is in terrible danger! ma'am, the men who took your daughter are most likely members of a sophisticated network of human smugglers. if she's not found within 96 hours, chances are she's gone forever. then we've gotta hurry! sorry, we can't begin our search until she's been missing for 96 hours. oh, my god! my baby! yeah, there's a pretty grisly sex trade over there. usually we just end up burying framed pictures. oh, peter! this is a nightmare! (sobbing) what's going on down there? are they gonna find her? doesn't look good. stewie, i think there's only one way we're ever gonna see meg again. you and i have to take matters into our own hands. what? what are you talking about? look, you're the only one who's got the know-how and the technology to help us track he

[beeping] [helicopter blades whirring] [meg grunting] [panting] hey, meg? where's your creek buddy? you're not in any trouble, you just need a creek buddy. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from the most trusted journalists at comedy central... it's america's only source for news. this is "the daily show" with your host, ronny chieng! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> ronny: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm ronny chieng. we've got so much to talk about tonight. trump and kamala are having a garbage fight, rfk jr. is your new primary care doctor, and we find out why j.d. vance is the most charismatic man alive. so let's get into the last week of "indecision 2024!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] election day is less than a week away, so it's time for the candidates to offer their closing arguments. donald trump held a rally at madison square garden that attacked puerto ricans, blacks, jews, women, asians, samoans, immigrants, and last night, kamala harris went in a different direction. >> with the white house illuminated behind her and in front of 75,000 supporters, vice president harris delivered her closing

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meg. good morning.s always wonderful to have you on the show what's going on with this dynamic between trump and nikki haley i, her voters, people who voted for her in the primary are the ones that democrats are trying to turn to their side here at the 11th hour of the campaign when you see kamala harris campaigning with liz cheney and others, there's clearly will you an opportunity there. but trump hasn't done it yet hey, kasie, it's good to see that question about what is going on with this dynamic between nikki haley and donald trump. >> that's a question i feel like we've all been asking ourselves for many years now, not just these closing months and weeks of the campaign, but it is really interesting to see the, the candidate who was the last remaining republican challenger with trump in that gop primary race? not out on the trail with him. we see plenty of other also-rans from that primary, but we're not seeing nikki haley but i think also a lot of context is important to really think about in ter

. >> cnn medical correspondent meg tirrell is with us now. meg, you've been looking into rfk jr. stance on health policies, talking to experts who are very concerned. what did you find? >> yeah leaders in the public health space have been telling me it would be disastrous for public health if robert f. kennedy takes any sort of leadership role in that realm, specifically because of his history of spreading false and misleading statements about the safety of vaccines. they warn we could see a resurgence of preventable diseases like polio and measles we've also heard from robert f. kennedy directly that he wants to gut parts of federal agencies. he tweeted on friday about the fda that they've quote, aggressively suppressed things like psychedelics, raw milk, ivermectin, clean foods sunshine, an exercise. he says, if you work for the fda and are part of this corrupt system i have two messages for you. one, preserve your records and to pack your bags. he has also talked about cleaning out the nih of infectious disease research. and so that sort of plays into these fears that public h

cnn's meg tirrell is with us now on this story, how big of a problem is this meg problem brand i'm hearing that folks are fairly concerned about what they're seeing here and still sorting through really what the impacts are likely to be. >> but this is a facility from baxter. this is a health care company funny this is its largest manufacturing facility. it says it's located in north coast of north carolina, which is about 50 miles from asheville. and this manufacturing site, the company says is the largest us manufacturer of iv fluids and dialysis solutions. and so we have been hearing from pharmacy experts and from folks around the country working in health kara that there could be a shortage of those items. they are already starting to put into place efforts to conserve these fluids, trying not to use them when it's not necessary. we have heard about these shortages before. there was a hurricane. hurricane maria that hit puerto rico in 2017, not affected this same company. and there was a shortage of iv bag iv saline after that that lasted quite some time. now, this plant in north carol

cnn's meg tirrell joins us now with the details. meg walk us through the insight from this report >> so fluoride, of course, is a mineral that can be added to drinking water and it's known to produce to prevent tooth decay. it was first started to be added to drinking water in the united states and 1945 now it's in 63% of the u.s. populations drinking water as an edited, as an added substance to try to give this public health benefit. and it has been listed as one of the top ten public health achievements of the 20th century. that's how important sort of fundamental this has been as a public health intervention however, since 1975, most toothpastes have started to include fluoride and so the cochrane collaboration, which is an independent group that does scientific reviews, started to look at the evidence of before 1975 versus after 1975. what is the impact on tooth decay of fluoride in drinking water and communities and what they found is that the benefits seems to have decreased since fluoride became more widely available and othe

. >> cnn's medical correspondent, meg tirrell is with me. meg, tell us more about what medical experts are saying about there concerns here. >> yeah. jake uniquely dangerous is one line that i heard from jason schwartz, who is a professor of public health at yale. devastating to public health as the way dr. michael osterholm at the university of minnesota put a potential trump administration he said he has served a health role in every administration back to ronald reagan and he's never made such the public pronouncement. he told me. i also spoke with paul offit is a vaccine scientist at chop, who warned that it would be a disaster if rfk jr. were put in charge of health policy in a trump administration. he hearkened back to vaccine misinformation involving some cases in samoa of measles thousands of cases where he talked about it with you last month. here's what he said measles mumps, rubella vaccine was killing children, cause a drop in immunization rates in that company, which she visit country rather, which he visited, hung out with the

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meg tirrell. thank you so much richer. want to take you straight to the press briefing room in the white house. national security council spokesperson john kirby's briefing reporters, let's listen to those assets on the defense of the aggrieved party. >> all while respecting the rule of law and maintaining solidarity these loans will support the people of ukraine as they defend and rebuild their country. and it's another example of how mr. putin's war of aggression has only unified and strengthened the resolve of g7 countries and our partners to defend shared values >> thank you. sorry. >> i had an extra page in there and i wasn't sure where it was going >> that the presence of north korean troops can have a meaningful trajectory on about the war and then secondly, you've said earlier, even that it shows a sign of desperation on the russians. but does it also demonstrates north korea commitment to this burgeoning alliance with russia in as that in itself of broadening and discouraging turn for america. >> so on your first

>> meg tirrell.nk you so much the size and scope of the backlash the washington post is facing over a single but very controversial decision is next voted for trump twice, but i can't do it again. >> trump wants a national sales tax on imported goods it'll make everything more expensive for regular people all while giving tax breaks to billionaires we're going to give you tax. kamala harris is for regular people. she wants to tax cut for 100 million americans so we keep more of our hard-earned money. i'm a proud republican, but this year i'm voting for kamala harris. >> pac is responsible for the content of what a dinner great call making tacos on a monday. >> thank you. speaking the calls, i call today and got my new medicare advantage plan. is that different from a medicare part c plan medicare part c is also no soon as medicare advantage and part c plans can change every year, i found out i was eligible for a new plan with additional benefits and savings. >> i didn't get last year. have you called

who hate me that it started this mess against me were sitting behind me in the legislature calling megnames during the legislative sessionon because i have to endure that.

he's a meg l.a. maniac. he's the reincarnation of stalin. he's a total madman, just like trump. his good buddy. host: that's florida. to newport news, virginia, james, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. how you doing? host: i'm doing well, james. what's on your mind? ller: durins made ding trump's and biden's time in office, i am a 60-year-old white male retired now. at the end of the day, about 10% of all my income goes toaxes. a lot of the different proposals that come up, no one ever seems to address that snippet of a taxpaying democrat. there's a lot of money available. married people. a lot of other entities get it. it does not seem there is a lot that goes to the demographic i am in. i am kind of frustrated. the second point i would like to make is vice president harris, one of her pposals is to build 3 llion new homes. that is a great idea. but who is going to build them? we do not have construction people that are umployed to be able to just go build 3 million homes. that is a fantasy i would believe. the last item i ha got, and then i will let you go, is i

so what are women turning to instead, cnn's meg tirrell is with us now. tell us more about what is changing here and what is being used instead. as women seek abortion care so what might surprise some people to find out is that the number of abortions provided through the formal health care system. >> and that's not even counting folks getting this outside of the formal health care system. they have been rising since roe v. wade was overturned, and they are higher now than they were before the dobbs decision in 2022. so on average, other about 99,000 monthly abortions provided either through hospitals, clinicians, offices, or through telemedicine per month in the united states for the first half of 2024. if you compare the last quarter up through june to the same period the year before they were up 11% overall and a lot of that is being, being driven by access through telemedicine. so people who are getting access to medication, abortion, you can see there that red line is when the dobbs decision was that overturned, roe v. wade. and now the average numbe

tirrell joins me now meg well, it's not clear what rfk jr. means when he talks about having control of hhs and usda, as you noted, a lot of folks i've spoken with have suggested it could be difficult for kennedy to get through the confirmation process to actually take leadership of those the agency's. but they suggest who he puts in charge could be very influential. influential as well if he is given the task of choosing those folks are at least influencing those choices, and he has been hinting in recent days about wanting to potentially gut all are part of some of these major agencies. he tweeted on friday about the fda saying it's quote war on public health is about to end. he says that includes it's what he calls aggressive suppression of things like psychedelics, raw milk, ivermectin, sunshine, exercise and anything else. he says that advances human health and can't be patented by pharma. he says, if you work for the fda and are part of this corrupt system, i have to messages for you one, preserving you're records and to pack your bags.

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what they had eaten and where make sure their reporting that as well as this investigation goes on. >> megrell. thank you so much. appreciate it. kate a serious warning from donald trump's former longest serving chief of staff, john kelly in a series of interviews just published general kelly says trump, 50, the definition of a fascist for sure and details trump's affinity for hitler's generals and he's already the goat, the greatest of all time. >> but lebron james made new history last night on the court with his son for the lakers and an nba for before election day vice president harris basis voters and takes the pressing questions, why anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall. >> kamala harris, tonight at nine eastern cnn, many backs don't hear information looking for a moisturizer that does more than just moisturize, try ole regenerates for ten benefits and every jar ole visibly firms lists and smooths wrinkles by penetrating the skin to boost regeneration at the surface cellular level, try ole into crypto for the first time but you're a little worried about the fine pri

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meg, respiratory viruses. this is the season for it. it's here, but the peak months won't hit the peak months for this won't, won't it's not now, right? >> now. that's right. so we typically see the peak for both flu and covid and rsv closer to the winter months. but right now is the time respiratory are the public health officials say because it takes a little bit of time for our immune systems to react to that vaccine buildup the protection. so the saying for the flu shot is flu before boo typically they recommend getting your flu shot before the end of october or before halloween and for covid, of course, there's a new updated vaccine out now and the recommendation there is that if you've had a recent sort of older covid shot, a lot of older folks have gotten those more recently, weighed at least two months since your previous covid shot to get the updated vaccine for rsv, everybody over 75 is recommended to have an rsv shot. although if you've got one last season, you don't need to get another one now, there's also recommendations f

misoprostol will now be designated as a schedule for drug like ambien or xanax cnn medical correspondent, meg tirrell is joining us now. give us a sense of what this means for women and what doctors are also saying about this. >> yes. sara, doctors are telling me they're pretty concerned about what this is going to mean for routine obstetric care in louisiana because these drugs are used for other things beyond medication, abortion, of course, abortion itself is already illegal in louisiana the lawmakers behind this law say that it doesn't affect legal person grabbing of these medications for other uses. but doctors say they're very concerned. this will cause potential delays in emergency life-saving care misoprostol, for example, is used for dangerous bleeding after childbirth, postpartum hemorrhage, which can be a leading contributor to maternal mortality and bad outcomes after childbirth. now, this drug misoprostol is going to need to be stored in a locked cabinet in hospitals, we've reviewed the protocols and the faqs that one major health system and louisiana has sent out to its health c

here in the united states about the safety and necessity of access to this kind of care. >> all right, meg tirrell. thank you so much. i appreciate it. look out for two big interviews this weekend on state of the union. i'm going to talk with republican vice presidential candidate senator jd vance of ohio also going to talk to former republican congresswoman and kamala harris supporter liz cheney. that's sunday morning at nine eastern and again at noon here on cnn. you can follow me on facebook, instagram, threads x, formerly known as twitter, and on the tiok at jaketapper, you can follow the show on x at the lead cnn have you ever miss an episode of the lead? you can listen to the lead whence you get your podcasts all two hours, just sitting right there, waiting for you to enjoy the news continues on cnn with wolf blitzer it's are in the situation room. i will see you sunday morning kamala harris slams donald i'll trump for likening the united

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and i think with kamala harris, we finally have a chance to do >> and we did try to reach meg krause opponent, republican nikki ellis for comment. meantime, the california republican party has launched its own, get out the vote effort and the last year the party has seen its registration increase by 250,000 new republicans statewide. with about 2 weeks until election day. both presidential candidates continue, of course, to try to win over voters. they're doing that in battleground states. vice president kamala harris in georgia today attending church services in the atlanta suburbs, urging people to cast early ballots, part of her campaign push to turn out black voters and they saying happy birthday to harris who did turn 60 today and pennsylvania. former president donald trump swapped his suit jacket for an apron. he was working the fried cooker and drive-thru window at mcdonald's bucks county and attended a town hall in lancaster before catching the pittsburgh steelers home game tonight against the jets. time running out to register to vote. if you haven't done that to the deadlin

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i know about the megs or whatnot . persuaded them that all the other members are showing in his woods in decision and fear of a rush on. so i'll try and do the install this video. so it is of course, a task for us, for the eastern plank gone through is to keep explaining this to all the rest the allies. and i think down the standing is also need to be changing a already and also in the, in more invest in the content. but the, i agree it has, let's say taken too long time. uh, vote for this change. but it's an ongoing process, isn't it? because your president said, i hear several countries expressing or dissolved for a quick diplomatic solution and compromise with russia. and there's a spreading hope, but resetting relations with pollutants. russia is possible or even inevitable. you don't believe that. do you my life? i been, i am convinced that the russian government, which he must be defeated strategically because he, even if pointing is partially successful in these object, reassessed that he would continue imprinted. but so the warranty knew, crane would be not over and meet me. a

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up easily on that prospect sees your former justice minister and peace negotiate it is right, come 6 meg on dw last month of the 3rd, right. as the russian army advanced, hundreds, thousands of concentration, camp prisoners workforce to go on the death margins. what did the nazis want to achieve during this final chapter? these lesser note historical documents shouldn't be light on the answer. in 45 minutes on d, w, the little guy, this is the 77 percent. the platform for african issues and share ideas the you know, or the side that will be a not a great to catch. and then you get the top of the applicants population is really fast. and young people clearly have the solutions. the future is 77 percent. every weekend on dw, the senior american diplomats fly back into the middle east, promising to stand by 11. and even if the ally, israel continues massive strikes on a route and other parts of the country, it doesn't look like a formula for peace. but my guess today doesn't give up easily on that prospect is you'll see valence former justice minister and peace negotiations in israel. i bel

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these teams are delivering meg up multibillion-dollar construction projects out there.we onboard we do not have the same skill set. the training they need the right time. and then to be all they can be does the army and the department of defense to be all they can be. thank you for that question. thank you, that was awesome. >> it's your turn. >> your question? as you mentioned earlier afc is transform the organic industrial base to better strategically support future army readiness. what new opportunities as a screen for army civilians question how will it benefit the army going forward? >> thank you for that question. many of us we think about civilian employees we generally think first about our schedule. and so the majority of the organic industrial base is under the federal wage system. we have given specific emphasis and focus on how will be developed in the next three -- five years to do with the need to do? we have developed inside our civilian limitation plan for the organic industrial base, human capitol modernization implementation plan. it is going to focus

and meg, specifically against disability is a don't boss. and then after they were pushed back, they happened sabotage. the minutes agreements are in tried by the security council . you can see what kind of victim your brain is in august when this landscape gains unprovoked attack. the russian border region and the internet is full of evidence of these bound is even uniforms for their attacks against civilians, women and children, civilian cars, ambulances, their rapes, hulu, things and destruction of houses and capital, and to share a foreign mercenaries, polish american british ones by the way is off the charge of these, the people who are trying to present as victims of russian to question who have the right to self defense. so these are the crimes and evidence for them as was some things that were demonstrated that they are a, a formula meeting of the 25th of october. your representatives came to with already prepared speech is fully overlooking the reality. they have been just been shown that was a pinnacle of cynicism called accept. pa

. >> dame meg hillier. >> dame meg hillier. >> mr speaker, 1 in 2 children in my constituency live inng costs are taken into account. >> so i welcome the government's commitment to tackling child poverty. but we all know that every year of poverty has a long term impact. so could the prime minister tell us that the welcome child poverty taskforce, which is underway? could he tell us when he expects that to report? so we can see action? >> well, i thank my hon. friend for her important question. it is appalling that child poverty went up £700,000 since 2010, and after the last labour government did so much to bring it down and tackling. this is at the heart of our mission to break down the barriers to opportunity. the taskforce is developing the strategy to reduce child poverty, and it will be published in spring of next year. >> giovanna may speak for leicester. >> the prime minister's decision to impose vat on independent schools strips hard working families off the choice for what is best for their children, while risking job losses for teachers, increasing class sizes and squeezing

so meg sent someone down to look at the monuments and they provided a sketch. a sketch that found that the henry hill monument particular was sound. if leaning a bit the grove, the monument likewise appeared in good condition other than the defaced inscription white wall read had seen and the missing shells and official in the war department recommended some minor repairs. but meggs cautioned the land did not belong to the federal government and. therefore, he recommended the expenditures not exceed $100. he replies to dix's inquiry, assures her, assures her quote that the monuments are in a state for their age. so here we are in 1879. and even though it's leaning there in a good condition, he would direct, quote, small, necessary repairs to preserve them, provided the land owners consented, the sites do not belong to the united states. he informed dix the long term fate of the memorials was a little concern to meggs or the federal government to put all this in a larger context as we move out of the 1870s into the 1880s. so the 15 years following the war, the p