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all right, mikey. dirty socks, spread pathogens. do you wear socks to bed? well, does that clash with your spider-man pajamas? >> no, i don't wear pajamas, but, yes, i do. black support hose with those little sock garters and wingtip cuddles. >> m, and wingtips. >> it's from the old, you know mid 70s, late seventies days. yes, they do. >> yeah. yes. yeah. thene was a day back the don't tn. all i don't think you were in the cia at all. everybody do an extensive search tonight, mike baker will find some ugly things. >> all right. don't go away. we'll be right ll b back.back. >> what? i'm sean hannity. >> since i was a little kid, i was listening to political talk radio >> greg: we're out of time. thanks to jim norton, mike baker, timpf, tyrus, our studios audience, fox news at night with dreamy trace gallagher is next. i'm greg gutfeld, i love you america ♪ >> laura: hello everyone i'm laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. my angle on the democrats nervous jitters later on in the show, but first, just hours after his son hunter was

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we will hear from ron desantis, mikey -- nikki haley, mike pence, tim scott, chris christie , and denverdonald -- doug burgum. but donald trump still leading in the polls by a margin of worthen 40 points. he will spend his evening in michigan where he looks to win over blue-collar workers as an auto strike continues there. but the former president one not visit the picket line and instead will speak at a nonunion plant. i am joined at the debate venue by our north american correspondent. what can we expect to hear from the candidates who are here tonight? >> i will be looking at ron desantis. he had a strategy in the first debate of staying above the right, not mixing it up with the other rivals and presenting himself as the clear alternative to donald trump. that did not work. will he turn fire on his fellow competitors? or will he still try to stay away? vivek ramaswamy and nikki haley had good debates last time. they capitalized on their momentum and kept it going. and i will be looking for sources of friction like abortion and ukraine. note the government shutdown be something they d

the once mikey river remarks is now partly contaminated. many stoba state needs to pay a more active role in getting things cleaned up after a lot of tubing and framing, we've managed to make an appointment with the head of a stay time to go to utility low was water is a political issue during the election campaigns, politicians like to pledge that they'll supply 100 percent of homes with water within 5 years. and these are lies because it's not that simple. how can i supply a 100 percent of the population with water if there simply is no water? he says that the state needs to invest in mobile to treatment plants like this one . but so far that's been no progress. back in via escondido, a boat cruise takes us to the hill whether or not so the inside talk. lima is surrounded by mountains like this. the rough and shrouded in fault in the areas, byron, sunday, and brussels. and just according to estimates, some 150000 people may take year off to get driven by hopes of it best to align types. the 2 usually dashed like goes a hold of what with s

mark pop we are -- mark: -- mikey pop we have seen some release in commodity over sometime. see this shift towards more electric vehicles and the ancillary costs as it relates to some contracts, there will definitely be upside pressure to pricing on that front. jon: you have done a lot of analysis of the current state of the supply chain. in the early days of the strike everybody was trying to figure out what it would mean for the industry overall. beyond what we are watching tied to the strike, how would you characterize the state of the supply chain now? mike: the state of the supply chain is tenuous and it is the biggest risk in my mind when using about what suppliers have had to go through the last 3, 3 .5 years. the immediate hit of covid. the knock on effects of supply chain shortages. the commodity cost run-up. just as we are getting our feet under us, from a production standpoint, the rug is pulled out. we have to keep our eyes peeled on that because it is something that is not easy to track in objective numbers because it is happening below the surface. we are seein

it's mikey keen to eric brooks game winning touchdown with less than a minute to go as fresno state beats purdue 3935 got to get fresno state in there if you can that is where i went to school and that is all the time we have for tonight after the game. karina you've got the news. good luck following that up. all right. thank you. i'm sure you were screaming today when that was happening, right? i was, yeah. oh, no, no, no doubt about it. so, so fun to have football back. yeah, that's great. all right, chris, thank you so much. all right. here's what's coming up next. bullets fly across a bay area freeway. two people wounded, several cars hit. the latest on the investigation stuck in the mud, 73,000 people at burning man are confined to their camps, told to conserve food and water after a rainstorm turns the camp into mud. we'll hear from people there. and a man is arrested in the east bay after running down the sidelines during a high school football game. he's no stranger to the school. i'm spencer christian with a look at lots of clouds and maybe a few showers passing through the bay a

mikey, how good did they look today? very solid start, especially that first half, my friend. oh, my gosh. yeah. it was really fun to watch. i'm sure everybody else watched it too. it was a great day weather wise around here. look at that. great air quality you can see across to the claremont hotel across to the campanile in berkeley. good air quality, mild temperatures. there's warmth in the inland valleys. we get east of livermore, you're going to find some low 90s. we'll pop in the highs from today. there was a 90 in antioch and 90 in livermore for these temperatures, very similar to what we've been seeing for the last 4 or 5 days. truthfully and that's kind of how this continues on. we're going to continue with this kind of mild pattern. a low pressure center stays close enough to us. i've been talking about this all summer, but this guy is here and he's going to stay there all week. and so with it there all week, we're going to have these will that pattern i showed you warm in the valley, mild everywhere else. and that's how it's going to go. pretty much the entirety of t

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white mikey also said ukraine's peace formula is completely not feasible so what do you mean by that?bout president zelensky saying every inch of ukraine for a piece to be declared? —— he also said ukraine's peace formula is completely not feasible so what do you mean by that? is that about president zelensky saying every inch of ukraine for a piece to be declared? that is right. and they said that this can be achieved in russia leave ukraine and pointers now against international law but annex in parts of ukraine, they say they are now part of russia and the visions of a peace treaty now are too far away and neither side has any sort of recess and so i think sergey lavrov was simply saying i do not think there will be a peace deal because i will not. —— saying do not think there is a peace deal. the will not. -- saying do not think there is a peace deal. the point is to cive there is a peace deal. the point is to give kyiv _ there is a peace deal. the point is to give kyiv of _ there is a peace deal. the point is to give kyiv of long-range - there is a peace deal. the point is| to gi

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i think i think mean, looking at think people i mean, looking at mikey, you get mikey, people when youyou're 25. but so not it's not but it's not so i'm not it's not about that. it's about it's about that. it's about it's about actually, it's helping people and i don't and i just people and i don't and ijust think sixth form is a great time . help me understand politics. >> help me understand . so let's >> help me understand. so let's say i accept your point. it's not about electoral advantage and bringing and it's about bringing democracy schools. all the democracy into schools. all the arguments about arguments you've just said about 16 don't they 16 year olds, why don't they apply to 15 year olds? >> because why is it 18 and not 17? i mean, you okay, the thing about 16 is it's the sixth form. it's a good place to have it right. and 1616 is plenty of people watching who didn't stay on past 16 and plenty of people watching whose children didn't stay on past 16. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> and they can vote. we're not saying vote. i'm just saying they can't vote. i'm just saying t

consumer after the bell when mikey reports results. much to watch. ( ♪ ♪ ) ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ (when the day that) ♪ ♪ (lies ahead of me) ♪ ♪ ( seems impossible to face) ♪ ♪ (a lovely day) ♪ ♪ (lovely day) ♪ ♪ (lovely day) ♪ ♪ (lovely day) ♪ a bank that knows your business grows your business. bmo. alix: stocks are rising. the 500 out of up about 1%. annabelle: we have a rally on our hands going into that does a month and the end of the quarter. at least today, at least right now lots of volatility. yesterday we were up and down. for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq the best day in about two weeks for the stocks. data check heavy index of 2.4%, its best day in about one month. his best of my ability to determine when we look at the four day chart of the 10 days yield its extraordinary of about 70 basis really going through that incredibly important level of around 435 then 450. i think what is helping out stocks is this little blip down. earlier we had yields higher. now they are lower on the day. i think that is helping stocks. we look at the technicals for the s&p

i'm hearing congresswoman mikey may be interested it.ongressman donald nor cross may be interested in it. and if more and more candidates get into the race and you get a divided field and menendez is still running then with his name recognition and retains his political base in hudson county, 10% of the state, a big if there. then menendez could have a chance, a route and a primary to win with like 30% of the vote. again i say, i agree, he didn't clearly say had he's running for re-election there. the implication seemed to be that he is. and if he is, those same leaders who came out against him have a serious decision to make about whether to unite behind a candidate. >> let's play more of menendez's remarks just this last hour. >> for 30 years i have withdrawn thousands of dollars in cash from my personal savings account. which i have kept for emergencies and because of the history of my family facing confiscation in cuba. this may seem old fashioned but these were moneys drawn on my savings account based on income i have lawfully deriv

before air time i spoke with congresswoman nicky sheryl, a democrat from new jersey, a member -- mikey, excuse me, from the armed services committee and former navy helicopter pilot. >> congresswoman how confident are you that a shutdown can be averted? >> well, you know, i'm not incredibly confident. i'm very hopeful. we see the senate republicans and the senate democrats working together. we know the house democrats are ready to avert a shutdown. i think the concern is just the fact that the speaker is -- has pretty much determined that he is going to follow the lead of the far right extremists in his own conference which is presenting grave problems to keep the government open. >> he could go around the handful by working with democrats to pass a bipartisan stopgap. do you think he would sheriff do that. >> one would hope he would consider for than his job. as speaker of the house, i hope he's concerned about governing and very concerned about keeping our government open, unfortunately, former president trump has encouraged members to shut down the government. we see the far right,

the first allies including columbia university but also in mikey said let's join, and we added also many countries, the u.s. embassy, the german government, the european union, eu, france, digital africa, african investment, one of the first in ai built in africa. the commitment to action will empower communities to change the narrative of the continent and showcase the power of talent that exists in our youth. >> it is no surprise that any of us here today, it's not always easy. there are days when it's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel. over the last year we face changes in funding and organizational shifts, but last year we made a commitment to a 300 barbers and stylists learn mental health strategies to support their clients, their families and their community members. and with the sport of this community we will see our commitment to action to create a culture of mental health for communities of color. at times when i start to lose hope, i remember the compassion that i felt as a young child with my aunt daisy. we must all remain compassionate and resilient. we have to

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