thank you, mick there. professor waakim, we've seen a protest against benjamin netanyahu as a man, as a leader against his. cabinet, we've seen them in front of his home, in front of his office, throughout the streets of occupied palestine, but and we we've seen in the hundreds, we've seen dozens upon dozens of these protests, but israelis we have yet to see them addressed wholesale slaughter, they address every dimension of this gaza genocide and and the this gaza onslot except for the fact that there's a wholesale slaughter of palestinian civilians taking. including women and children, they have hundreds of problems with benjamin netanyahu except the fact that the occupation forces at his order are slaughtering women and children in gaza, and that is one of the most absurd things that many of us have seen in our lifetimes. well, the protests against netanyahu do not stamp from a deep feeling that... respects human values and human rights, but it stems from the fact that netanyahu so far has failed to rele

the chief executive of the post office, mick reid, has begun giving three days of evidence into mickg three dayt stop lidence into mick reid, has begun giving three dayt stop he ence into mick reid, has begun giving three dayt stop he joined to it scandal stop he joined the post office in 2019 and has been accused of supposed masters of failing to bring about sufficient change. he told the hearing there was no mention in the job description or at his interview of either the litigation against sub—postmaster is or that the horizon it system needed to be revamped. 0ur correspondent is at the inquiry. he revamped. our correspondent is at the inquiry-— at the inquiry. he started aaivin at the inquiry. he started giving evidence _ at the inquiry. he started giving evidence at - at the inquiry. he started giving evidence at 10am l at the inquiry. he started l giving evidence at 10am at about three quarters hour ago he was taken through his previous employment as a man who has turned around failing and struggling businesses and then we had, i think, what job description or in the job interv

mcnapi here out of um glasgow a year of genocide uh anniversary mick also operation alaxel flood all falling today october 7th 2024, your initial thoughts. before october 7th last year, it was easy to see that every struggle against colonialism and disposition, vietnam, algeria, palestine, would cost terrible amount in human suffering, uh, that the dominant military power with the high technology would kill large numbers of people, and that would be the price of freedom, you could, you could understand that in the abstract, but you couldn't understand how this would develop in gaza, and i remember being absolutely shocked and elated to see that the palestinians had indeed broken out of the concentration zone, the concentration camp, the world's biggest prison, and there was a picture of palestinians standing top of israeli tanks and waving flags, it was moment, it was a glorious moment and still is, and i recorded that video immediately uh to make that... but we couldn't see before october the 7th how the struggle for freedom would would develop and now we can see that the palestinia

harris and hulk hogan is on trump's side of the ring, but harris has a wrestler in her own corner mick foley, ak mankind is my guest tonight on laura coates sliwa polls at a virtual standstill. >> you might be wondering, are there really any voters whose minds can still be changed? well, after what happened on trump's new york city rally play last night, some in his camp are worried about this very argument was overshadowed by controversy. one source close to trump says, quote, i am livid especially over this comment from a comedian who as part of a trump warmup act at the garden there's a lot going on like, i don't know if you guys know this, but there's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. >> yeah. >> i think it's called puerto rico that's just by the way, one example it puts malice at the palace to shame call this one, maybe grievance at the garden. >> puerto rican superstar is lining up the signal support for harris after that comment from bad bunny to jennifer lopez, ricky martin, and mark andrews will it spark though some latino voters who

gertz creek was named after one of the bandit leaders the mick gertz daniel mccarty. it's particularly so tone it and wants to boss around his own estates and the spanish for his part wants to diffuse problem by offering amnesty outlaws outlaws who and then leave florida would be given amnesty and his first proclamation exten did that offer and it seems like it might actually work because some offenders turned themselves literally the next day. nevertheless, zespri has recognized the need for kind of policing force and allowed tonin to send out a patrol and he used british loyal on patrol because as a new coming governor he couldn't properly equip his own dragoons. he brought them with from cuba. but the prices and the lack of supplies in saint augustine when he arrived handicapped him also zespri's assumed incorrectly that the loyalists would just patrol defensively. and what actually happened was the troop keen to end the slave stealing that plagued those british plantations and took the fight to the gang this undermined the spanish effort to reconcile the outlaws a

gertz creek was named after one of the bandit leaders the mick gertz daniel mccarty. it's particularly so tone it and wants to boss around his own estates and the spanish for his part wants to diffuse problem by offering amnesty outlaws outlaws who and then leave florida would be given amnesty and his first proclamation exten did that offer and it seems like it might actually work because some offenders turned themselves literally the next day. nevertheless, zespri has recognized the need for kind of policing force and allowed tonin to send out a patrol and he used british loyal on patrol because as a new coming governor he couldn't properly equip his own dragoons. he brought them with from cuba. but the prices and the lack of supplies in saint augustine when he arrived handicapped him also zespri's assumed incorrectly that the loyalists would just patrol defensively. and what actually happened was the troop keen to end the slave stealing that plagued those british plantations and took the fight to the gang this undermined the spanish effort to reconcile the outlaws a

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they were 16, 17 — - boisterous, constantly play—fighting, taking - the mick out of each other.hard sometimes to get them to settle l down and do an interview. but liam actually - was the one that stood out quite differently from all the rest. i he was the one that took those interviews really seriously. - every person develops during their teenage years and it's a really key time to your future development of your personality, everything. so you're taking a lot of feedback from the people around you. now, when those people around you are fans — millions of fans — but also management companies, people who have a vested interest in sort of fluffing you up, that can really mess with your self—perception. one direction released five studio albums. they won a string of awards. it's incredible. i mean, we can't believe we've come over to the us, and, you know, we've got fans waiting outside our hotel and stuff. it's unbelievable. we never expected anything like this. we just found out this is number six that - we've won over the time we've been doing this, l which is amazing. when we

. >> i want to bring in mick ryan is a retired major general with the australian army and he joins me now from brisbane, australia. so as we've been saying right telegraphed choreographed, perhaps limited and spoke, give scope given the assessment so far here's the question though. do you believe israel diminished or ron's capabilities in any material way or was this just a response that could not be avoided? >> well, i think what they've done is taken a very pragmatic, i think israel has balanced it's what it feels is a need to retaliate against a rain directly, but also do it in a way that is proportionate and it's done this by attacking missiles production capabilities, which they would hope that degrades the iranians ability to replenish themselves. i've already fired at israel as well as supplying missiles to the houthis and hezbollah and that would be a win as far as israel was concerned, so much of the military brinkmanship though, as you know, better than i is about deterrence. >> do you believe a measure of deterrence? with iran has been restored here i think so i've made the

mick mulvaney.hief of staff for former president trump says isn't it interesting that the atlantic story was picked up by the "new york times" story and suddenly there is a town hall and you are able to coordinate the voice, the "new york times" voice, the atlantic story. you get goldberg to do the interviews, and then she has a town hall the next day. is there a mass coordination to call him a nazi and mick 34u8 veiny said i worked the phone with all the former staffers who are my friends. >> we have never heard a reference to hitler or nazis. >> ainsley: talking about general kelly? he said this was in 2018 talking about trump. very smart, very, very smart guy. a super smart guy. is he a quick study on everything else. he is a pretty bright guy. the president and i have a very close relationship. he always listens. he goes on and on and on. but my question to hillary clinton is so does anyone who performs msg does that mean that we -- it looks like a rally, a neo-nazi. >> brian: billy joel. walked

mick napier joining us from glasgow. mr. nep, you're welcome uh to the program. first of all, give us your assessment of what we're seeing right now as the uh israeli carnage has expanded to lebanon. thank, thank you. thank you for having me. yes, carmage is a good word. we are seeing the israelis carry out their threat, and they have been making this threat for many years, not just uh recently, but they're carrying out their threat to create what they call another gaza in in lebanon. that is the proud and happy with their genocidal violence in gaza, a green light given by america, by britain, by france and so on. they're now intent on on committing equally great crime inside lebanon, and of course the the the ability to to massacre huge numbers of civilians is something that israel has been working on for many years in two in two different ways, one technically, technologically, having access to 2ous pound bombs and various other diabolical weapons which america will supply in a steady. stream and without which steady strea

the head of mick livvan also made a statement.etailed study of life in the region, acquaintance with local leaders, as well as with the most pressing problems. these are the tasks that the new presidential envoy to the urals federal district will have to solve first and foremost. hero of the dpr, hero of the dpr - artem zhoka, is also focusing on the full use of the district's enormous industrial potential. he spoke about this in an exclusive interview with our channel. come to a new place of work, get to know the team, get to know the permanent representative's office, and accordingly travel to all the regions, all the cities, get to know the administrations, the heads of these regions, to identify, to listen to what acute problems there are at the moment, what immediate quick solution of certain issues is needed, well, and to actively immerse oneself in the work, in the life of the region, the ural federal. the urals are an industrial region, and not just industrial, there are a large number of enterprises of the military-indust

instead of outdated industrial buildings, the territory of the former mick visa plant. modern quarters will appear, the project of a new urban development center has been approved, the mayor of moscow reported this today in his telegram channel. sergei sobyanin, in the begovoy and khoroshovsky districts, almost 90 hectares of territory will be reorganized. leading architects and designers will be involved in the work. the architecture of these new quarters will be extremely interesting, i hope, and we will work with investors, achieve super interesting quality, worthy of moscow. and this is certainly a new moscow such urban development event. the blocks provide for the construction of public, business and social facilities. including schools for 2,800 students, kindergartens for 750 pupils. a children's and adult clinic for 750 visits per shift. the blocks are built on the principle of a fifteen-minute city. this means that in a quarter of an hour a person can walk from home to. already had stable hypertension, of course, it was scary, a ct scanner revealed another insidious disease, a

aston was suspended injuly by the championship club, along with physio mick heys.e british number one beat the japanese lucky loser kyoka 0kamura in straight sets. she'll face canada's bianca andreescu in herfirst quarterfinal on tour since eastbourne injune. fellow british number one jack draper is through to the quarter finals of the vienna 0pen. he beat italy's world number 42 luciano darderi in straight sets in austria. draper, who's trying to win a second atp title this year, will play tomas machac next who upset third seed grigor dimitrov. anthonyjoshua will face either daniel dubois again, or fight tyson fury next. that's according to the heavyweight�*s promoter, eddie hearn. joshua lost to ibf world champion dubois at wembley stadium last month. fury, will fight unified champion 0leksandr usyk in december. it's a big night in the europa league with manchester united coming up against their old manager jose mourinho in 90 minutes' time. they've travelled to instanbul to play fenerbache. eric ten hag's side have only taken two points from their opening two eu

. >> the former president hit up the micke mickey d's to work the french fry machine, something he said he always wanted to do. blue collar voters all while trolling vice president kamala harris. >> look how happy everybody is. they're happy because they want hope. we're going to take hope and make it fact. >> you've worked at mcdonalds now. >> now i've worked at mcdonalds. i've worked for 15 place more than kamala. she never worked here and i worked 15 minutes more than kamala. >> that dig is in response claiming to harris worked at a mcdonalds in college. >> later in college, i worked at mcdonalds to earn spending money. i worked at a mcdonalds. >> mark is live on the campaign trail with more. mark. playing in the clips and trump was here in the ballroom on a town hall speaking to voters for more than an hour and the big news today by far was the clip that she was showing in which the former president stopped in a mcdonalds in the philadelphia area and that video is going viral. he was working the fry machine for several minutes and wearing an app ron and he stopped there to counter h

they were 16, 17, boisterous, constantly play—fighting, taking the mick out of each other. to get them to settle down and do an interview. but liam actually was the one that stood out quite differently from all the rest. he was the one that took those interviews really seriously. every person develops during their teenage years and it's a really key time to your future development of your personality, everything. so you're taking a lot of feedback from the people around you. now, when those people around you are fans, millions of fans, but also management companies, people who have a vested interest in sort of fluffing you up, that can really mess with your self—perception. one direction released five studio albums. they won a string of awards. it's incredible. i mean, we can't believe we've come over to the us, and you know, we've got fans waiting outside our hotel and stuff. it's unbelievable. we never expected anything like this. we just found out this is number six, that we've won over the time we've been doing this, which is amazing. when we used to interview them, we'

freddie mercury, robert plant, mick jagger, paul mccartney steve perry, bruce springsteen and stevens shocked about know fred durst? >> very upsetting. and i thought paul mccartney should have been number 1. i'm just kidding, i don't care. i think i am impressed by all rock stars. all comedians as you know kind of want to be rock stars, that's a true thing. i wasn't even a front man in my marriage. i was like the guy with a tambourine. very much. paul mccartney's old, he got to find out if that person was still alive when he was 64, "'s 24 years ago. member that song? >> do member that song. >> still a bad joke. >> there was no jimi hendrix, chuck berry or prince, is this racist? >> this is definitely racist. you know why i'm blacker than kamala harris? i cannot put names to any of those faces up there. [applause] >> i would lose. [laughter] >> one of the benefits of having a white mama, i know that's paul, i know that's bruce because that's all the music she played when she cleaned the house. >> yes, housecleaning music! >> did that ever sink in? do you hear fleetwood mac and go >>

mick forget the trauma of the hostages and their families.— forget the trauma of the hostages and theirr families. nick because in northern israel. he _ and their families. nick because in northern israel. he told _ and their families. nick because in northern israel. he told us - and their families. nick because in northern israel. he told us that . northern israel. he told us that missile attacks from gaza, lebanon and yemen are continuing. sirens have been sounding all across central israel. and that is because, according to the israeli military, a surface to surface missile was fired from yemen. of course, that is home to the houthi rebels. and it represents once again the different fronts in this evolving war that the houthis in yemen, also hamas in gaza, have fired some rockets today into southern israel and also going up towards tel aviv. meanwhile, in the north of israel, where we're, we're told that more than 140 rockets have been fired today from southern lebanon. and it's hezbollah who've been firing those, some of them going much further than we've seen in the past couple of

i span both of those guys -- when i was in the white house i span john kelly and mick mulvaney and i was in hundreds of meetings and never heard anything about hitler. i don't know where this comes from. what they've done is picked up something that doesn't exist and running with it, caroline downey and no one is buying it. it's like no one cares because it's not important that their personal lives. >> larry, you've menaced in previous segments like all economic knowledge of what fascism means by definition is not applicable here and national socialism and i thought kamala harris was the one that wanted to tax the american people into oblivion. trump wants to reduce regulation and empower small businesses and doesn't sound like a nationalized economy to me, which makes the little guy obviously jim garrity and the rehashing of january 6 is the closing argument of this campaign. it's such a paint by number strategy, which is really a great point because kamala harris lacks creativity in her campaigning, and we see that very clearly with trump in an apron in mcdonalds and filled with jo

and jewish grandchildren, in don't know of if you read any of mulvaney's column in new york most, mick is a old friend of mine he pointed that out about jared and ivanka he never heard trump talk about hitler, and look, i span both of those guys, i was in white house, i spanned both john kelly and mill mulvaney, i was in hundreds of meetings, i never heard anything about hitler. what they have done they picked up something that does not exist, they are running with it, caroline downey, no one is buying it. it is almost like no one cares because it is not important to their personal lives. >> you mentioned in previous segments that it almost like, all economic knowledge of what fascism means by definition is not appl appapplicable, national socialism, i thought kamala harris's to tack tax people 2 b. -- i will say, my colleague, national review, jim garity said rehashing of january 6 as closing argument of this campaign is a paint by number strategy, which is a great point, kamala harris lacks creativity in her campaigning we see it very clearly right now, trump is in an a apron at mcdo

milton expected to mick landfall along florida's gulf coast near tampa bay late tomorrow evening.ike seidel is live in madeira beach florida right now with the latest. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning, maria. from madeira beach and more of the same today. they have not had enough time, it's been 12 days now since helene hit. miles of debris, miles and miles across the barrier islands of. this will be left behind as milton comes in tomorrow. you can still see it's a very, very strong hurricane with an eye. the winds have come down from 180, cat 5, to 155, cat 4 and the pressure had has come up but no, that's not going to make much of a difference. we do expect it to lessen more before landfall late tomorrow night. with that, the surge in the tampa bay area right here, pinellas county beaches, 10 to 15 fate. the weather service had has never forecast surge that high. that would break the record set two weeks ago with helene. the ovehell theother threat is h the 1 100-mile-an-hour wind gus. the storm drains are clogged by sand and debris. a real mess. they've been trying

eric: will have a m mort with mk meredith and alexis and mick adams covering the campaign later on inssie. vice president harris will be campaigning later today in michigan and kalamazoo joined there by former first lady michelle obama. they say the race will be decided by a handful of swing states like michigan but what should we look for on election night if you're sitting watching fox news years were the top experts decision desk director says it will likely take a few days for the race to be called. joining us now. thank you for joining us my hats off to you and your expertise what is it going to be like on tuesday night? what do we do for a few days? lex first of all there will be a bunch of states called on studen night pre-was be real here. there is probably 35 -- 40 states you and i could call today. we know how they are going based on polling and based on how they have acted historically. seven states we know are key battlegrounds and then there's a bunch of colored battleground states we kind of know where they're going to go but they are nontrivial if you will. i think earl

alexis and mick adams is a life outside she's both the rally goers all morning. >> check it out overshoulder. this is a glimpse of the massive crowds here in the big apple people are excited to see former president trump up on that stage at the madison square garden. this is an iconic arena something that floated months ago when he was in town as you covered for all of those criminal trials check it out and i'll get out of the ways you can see exactly what is going on for these people have been waiting here for hours the crowds have just continued to grow. >> what do you want to know about trump's economic policy? >> and pretty much know is going to do is going to come in and cut taxes for us is going to do what he did four years ago he was in office. >> was most important thing to you? >> healthcare is really important to me specifically obamacare did a number on my ability to receive the healthcare i should have. obvious of the border is board issomething that is really important. but aside from that, the economy. i am making more than i've ever made in my life. i am making less mo

vonnie: we know mick millman dissented and she has spoken since then to we don't know other discussions went on around choosing the 50 basis points and we know fed chair powell can have quite the strong voice himself. since then there has been no consensus on whether that was the best move for the economy or not. michael: there is no consensus but everybody seems to have accepted it as a reality and the fed has done that and it does not mean the economy is falling off a cliff. the data have been pretty good. the question going forward is does the economy need another 50. is the fed in a hurry to get to what they think the neutral rate might be or are they willing to take it step-by-step. we heard from the dallas fed president saying she is in favor of step-by-step. we will get a sense over the next couple weeks of whether the rest of the fed feels the same way and go into the next meeting with a good idea of what they will do except for the fact we get pce numbers and jobs numbers while they are in the blackout period. vonnie: we have tomorrow cpi print and friday, ppi. what would we ne

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that led to the attack -- mick prompted putin to attack russia.w weakness in the united states. can i respond to that question. >> the idea blaming denies it's for everything. putin isn't evil guy. he has his own imperialist reasons but may be, just maybe one might want to be critical of mr. putin not just joe biden. >> of not of happened with president trump this would not have happened with these. parks on all about putin and russia. the way we pulled out of afghanistan to attack ukraine because i want to stop us or want to move onto the next topic which is another important we've heard about from others. >> thanks will move on now to immigration. gerald malloy you cited border security it's one of the most important issues facing the next senate. president trump, whose campaign you have endorses vowed to conduct mass deportation of noncitizens, and birthright citizenship for undocumented people, reimpose a travel ban on those are muslim majority countries even impose the death penalty on quote in the migrant unquote who kills at u.s. citizen do

mick mulvaney and reince priebus.d get balance there clear as great a person as general kelly and whatever mattis go d. talk to h.r. mcmaster he writes in his book they did not like the president and they thought it was his job to rein it in. >> it's the atlantic and jeffrey goldberg and seam reporter who authored the suckers and losers hoax ahead of the 2020 election. is he not a journalist set. an activist. he acts on behalf of the democratic party and the left. >> lawrence: caroline you were in the press shop as well back in the day. >> yes. >> lawrence: do you remember hearing anything about this? they were leaking like crazy. this would have come out during that period of time. >> absolutely not. these are undivisivably false lies about president trump there are multiple on the record sources who refuted. this some of them who don't even speak to president trump anymore. they came out to say this is false and i feel an obligation to speak the truth and again the american people see that. >> steve: thank you very

. >> the first thing i say is i'm a year younger than mick jagger. the second thing is people ate differently. two weeks ago i spent two hours with george mitchell who is 92 years old . he is as sharp as he's ever been and i've seen him twice in the last month. he's totally with it. there are people who are younger but for whatever reason it's probably genetic more than anything else who are starting to falter . my grandmother lived to 102, and i feel great and if i didn't have the energy and engagement and dedication and commitment to solve these problems that were talking about i wouldn't be doing this.there are easier ways to make a living . >> same question, do you believe age should be an issue for voters? >> i agree with the senator that it depends on how healthy you are . good genes, we see it every day the problem isn't the age, the problem his term limits . we have people going into government and making it a whole and it's a comfortable job and they live down in washington dc, they forget about us in maine . i know we had a storm in january

"politico" national correspondent meredith mick grau who attended the rally yesterday and tim millerack with us. mike, last week nbc reported that trump seemed to be making inroads with latino men. do these comments hurt the trump campaign? let me get your reaction to what you heard. >> i definitely think that they do hurt the campaign, but i want to put this a little bit into context. donald trump may have actually -- or at least this rally may have accomplished something that the harris campaign has been struggling with for two years, bienen and harris' campaign which is bringing donald trump's levels back down to where they were in 2020. the campaign has had a difficult time doing that, but this type of narrative does break through. the question will be how much. i think there is a unique reason why. it's not that donald trump said these words which we've learned to roll our eyes at and sort of dismiss, it's that somebody around him made these comments. i think that there's still some sense of shame and sensibility in the american people, certainly undecided voters, that are going

mick mike big number. thanks very much.s a top issue in this election, i'm joined california republican congressman john duarte. congressman, welcome. >> good to be here. mike: you have a new proposal for border security and immigration reform. tell us about it and why do you maintain it would earn bipartisan support? >> well, this needs the people's support in america. we know that american voters want border security. american voters want safe and verifiable elections, american voters want a legal status for the millions of people who are here working, living in the shadows but they're law-abiding, hard working families that have been here in america for five years or more. what my bill does is the border security and immigration reform bill, h.r. 1034. we see all over the country hispanic voters want to join and vote republican, hispanic voters are more important now than they've ever been in any election. their numbers are larger, and their votes are more mobile. they're swing voters. and i think parties need to come to

when trump was in office because of the stimulus checks during the pandemic as all you got brian, mick, mercury was a lifelong democrat, but he voted for trump in 2020, is undecided, but leaning trump this year, the cost of living gas, food prices, you know, grant is hard. >> you try to keep up china, you know, stay away from credit cards. so what do you do with the mercury has two children, manages a mcdonald's, disagrees with trump on immigration and abortion, but likes his take on cryptocurrency and remembers being better off when trump was president, i would have to say that the biggest difference is i think i've the experience plus he says he worries russia's putin and china's xi see harris as an equal. >> they look in a man is being, you know, a leader. so that's like somewhat of a troubling issue. >> do you have any problem with a woman president? nope, not at all. like i said, it's about doing the right thing for the country. >> how can you take bigotry over job? >> eric jones, here's at all. when he stops for coffee at the barbershop and in his real estate business. >> if i wa

pocket and trump was in office because of the stimulus checks during the pandemic as all you got brian, mick, mercury was a lifelong democrat, but he voted for trump in 2020, is undecided, but leaning trump this year, the cost of living gas, food prices, you know, grant is hard. >> you try to keep up johnny know, stay away from credit cards. so what do you do with the mercury has two children, manages a mcdonald's, disagrees with trump on immigration and abortion, but likes his take on cryptocurrency and remembers being better off when trump was president, i would have to say that the biggest difference is i think i've the experience plus he says he worries russia's putin and china's xi, wouldn't see harris as an equal. they look in a man has been, you know, a leader. so that's somewhat of a troubling issue. >> do you have any problem with a woman president? >> no, not at all. like i said, it's about doing the right thing for the country. >> how can you take bigotry over job? >> eric jones, here's at all. when he stops for coffee at the barbershop and in his real estate business. >> if i was

shows over nothing else can be said right now, the magic is deep that it was back the undertaker, mick foley. >> thank you. you so much. nothing more to say thank you so much for having me on laura. >> i hope everyone will vote wisely. >> thank you so much for joining what a pleasure is actually you. hey, thank you all for watching anderson cooper 360 starts now from the former president tape phil rally here in new york, new reporting on what one of the ugliest voices on stage almost called vice president harris in his prepared remarks. >> also tonight, new early voting numbers and the story that 43 million ballots and counting could be telling about where the race is heading and how far can rudy giuliani actually fall? will he lose his florida condo in addition to his new york apartment until allies he spewed defaming two election workers. good evening. thanks for joining us tonight. there is one more of the kind of normal campaign events. you see a little more than a week out from the election day this is the harris rally in michigan, and we'll bring you any news that comes from it.

mick jagger. mccartney. steve perry. bruce springsteen and steven ash tyler. >> were you shocked?> brad durst. very, very upsetting. and fred?i thought paul mccartny should have been number one. i'm just kidding. i don't caretneye beber 1.. >> yeah, i think i think i'm byk all rock. all comedians is, you know, ofs. of want to be rock star >> a that's a true thing. i wasn't even the front man in my marriage. i waa t mas i was like the guy. >> i wasli like the gukey with e tambourine pretty much as it were. the paul mccartney's old man. he is. he got to find, he got out if that person was still alive when he was 64 those 24 years ago. >> yes. >> or that song. yeah, i do remember that song a long time ago. >> yeah, it is now. yeah, it's still bad joke. >> oh, tap. there was no jimi hendrix,k chuck berry or prince. is this racistberr? >> this is definitely racist. you know, i know i'm black. >> a kamala way. i could not put the names why e up there. os . ose >> this is one of the benefitswh of having a white mama. i know. that's paul. it, i kn i know that's bruce.beca because it was a

likewise cut funding for osha, which is the federal agency that look that inspects workplaces like mickor dramatically overregulate many business. >> i mean, if you add those regulatory costs, if you work in the pass on in terms of an inflationary standpoint, i don't think that's true, but no, it is true if you are somebody who we want to talk, if you want to talk regulation versus deregulation. >> and the fact that he directly he awaited 22 regulations for every one that have since been added back he driver about businesses that have to hire an army of lawyers and accountants to then provide the mountain of paperwork to regulatory agencies of absolutely what i am in favor of simplifying the regulatory system that's mostly at the state and local level, not at the federal level. >> if n besides if you look at donald trump's regulatory record, there was a big paper a big analysis that came out. i want to say in 2020 or 2021 but if we want to talk about the federal regulations department workers safe the idea of course 50 the idea of whether or not children of a certain age should be able

. >> brian, mick mercury was a lifelong democrat, but he voted for trump in 2020, is undecided, but leaningmp this year, the cost of living gas, food prices, you know, grande it's hard. you try to keep up trying to, you know, stay away from credit cards. so what do you do with the mercury has two children, manages a mcdonald's disagrees with trump on immigration and abortion, but likes his take on cryptocurrency and remembers being better off when trump was president, i would have to say that the biggest difference is i think having the experience plus he says he worries russia's putin and china's xi, wouldn't see harris as an equal they look in a man has been, you know, a leader so that's somewhat of a troubling issue. >> do you have any problem with a woman president? >> no, not at all. like i say, it's about doing the right thing. >> how can you take big injury over job eric jones, here's at all when he stops for coffee at the barbershop and in his real estate business, if i was a gambling man, i would probably put my money on on harris things are getting better. >> the numbers about the

dollars into the state of texas, gorge soros is flooding millions of dollars we are being massive that's mickly outspent. so i am grateful to everyone watching that goes to our website. make a contribution of 25, $5100. we are being massively senator cruz: outspent, i will tell you, we have had to poles in the last two weeks that show this as a one point grace. and in fact we have had to poles that show the democrat winning because chuck schumer is spending so much money it is why i need so many of your viewers to go to our website right now and support us. because just like kamala harris has tried to do to donald trump, colin all right is trying to do the same thing to texas, and flipped texas blue. and chuck schumer and george soros are paying them. >> hannity: senator cruz. we will be following your race very closely, is always the key for being with us, showing as not from the trump organization, executive vice president donald trump jr. whether waitressing in this room,. [simultaneous talking] >> i'm a florida guy. >> hannity: i think our blood got thinner. i'm going to tell a true story

department of missouri was forced to investigate affect of an extra judicial murder of the farmer named micknolds, captain box, the seventh missouri state militia, and his answer to the adjutant general was it's pretty, pretty clear that captain murdered this guy in cold blood at his house. that being said, he was probably a guerrilla supporter. so i'm not going punish him. i've ordered it not be done again, but maybe the murder will discourage people from supporting the guerrillas. yes so that's not i would say that's not uncommon. and the way in which sort of you the the army as an institution would play sides of this, partly owing to the decentralized version. reports of this get back to washington very slowly. you'd have to go through another one of elizabeth leonard's great subjects, judge advocate general holt, and sort of get some decision officially on this. and that takes a very long time. part of the virtue of having the exchange happened in slow twitter is that eventually tempers cool and other things happen. people sort of lose track. so they're nice. they don't revenge because a

>> but if you think of it from a cynical reason, if you bring somebody young in, you can take the mick and they're going to be eager. they want there you go to the pub with them and introduce them to your friends. older people are going to have their wits about them. >> so before we move on, this is one of the a few of the articles tonight where the headline is one thing, and then you read it and you realise that the bigger story is the one that they didn't choose, which is they're talking here. half of recruiters think 57 is too old for a job, but they don't talk about it that more recruiters actually think that young people, i.e. 18 to 35, aren't good for a job. so arguably they're if there's ageism, the ageism actually goes the other way. but of course, that doesn't fit the narrative of the story. that's a very good point, you know, so basically, if you're between if you're 36 to 49, if you're 36 to 49, you've got it going on. how old are you? >> 32. all right. >> 32. all right. >> well loser, what are you i'm 34. yeah. guess who's in the chair. 48.3. >> that's a good point because

but even so mick hayley says it would be very challenging for the gop to make major inroads in the legislature in a state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one democrats would have to lose 9 assembly seats or 4 senate seats in order to lose their super majority status. >>i don't see any scenario where the super duper majority is going to change anytime soon. so no, i think that the legislature will not in any way change partisan affiliation. >>and after they're elected, new members will officially be sworn in here at the capitol in early december reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>teachers with the loss will meet. has education association in menlo park are now on strike. they're calling for higher wages and better health benefits. last night school district made a new offer, but the teachers rejected it. kron four's michael teachers here at last was me to school district. haven't had a contract in over a year yesterday. those negotiations between the union and district lasted until midnight. and you can see they came no agree